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SCIENTIFIC. I
Briggs—ls there such a thing as iii
scientific kiss? GIIggs—Siiieiy one in.
Which you succeed III Invoking way!
from the girl without becoming (‘ll-
Eaflt‘d to hen—Kansas City lndepoiiII
cnt.
Iout"
”Is music of any pIIIIIII I1] beneilt?"
was the qIIIstIoII Iii-IIIIIII III one of a.
llilll) dismissing the sIIIIiII-L
“'."\\IIII lt‘llill'll the I_I.IIII “judging
from t e photographs of eminent Ilo-
llnlsts It keeps the. hair ii'om tailing
LEGS LAMB ............
FOREQUARTERS
ROUND STEAK .........
SIRLOIN
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LWashington Street.
MEAT SPECIALS
POTERHOUSE ..........
FRESIH SHOULDERS ....
HOME DRESSED CHICKENS 20:
J. W. DODGE,
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South Norwalk.
) t1iile wltir the small
» . evil after effects:
“Jeddo and Old Company’s Lehigh
FOR FURNACE.
Cross Creek and Upper Lehigh
ta
fi-f‘:‘l?_}.w
v.1;
Carriages, Wagons, Bicycles and
Horse
55-.
Automobile Repairing, Carriage Trimming
and Sign
Liither M. Wright
For Cooking Range and Self Heaters.
No. 2 Not 5. 90 per Ton, delivered in cellar
IUILUIR OF AND DEALER IN
Goods
Lettering
,. Factories and RepoS'itoriesé-South Norwalk 'anII sIIImioIIi.
“Lessons connecrioa. --
TELEPHONE 2’4
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
T~w_w
’ HOT STUFF
zelton C911
The Place to Get It Is at
The Hershf1e1d&SonCo s
we. .. .............._.—__
122' WATER STREET. .
33 South Main Street South Norwalk-
Clearance sale of Ladies’ Suits. Coats, Skirts,
Wallis and Dresses.
mm over any Merchandise from one season to anoth-
Or do we mark it devil vhry low. Cent 9 and be convinced
Sale ill Both Stores.
515- 517 Main St. Stamford.
“grow” in ci-iroao'o.
Bays he la (‘1. t of Politics. and that It
Looks“ Liki‘ Till h“ the last.
CHICAGO, BID 0.! flétfejgllgl 1:1 1:33,,
It ‘ V a
former sour-I. a. y. lIqu tabi e Life Assur-
president or their.
anI-s Company, Imp-ted a small stir III
political (iriles waterday. when he
arrived urruirrrourg Ii at the Auditor-
ium Annex Mr MI IitoII claimed his
Visit had nothing to do \Iith Repub-
lit'llll politics and not hv was not
here to assist III IIIrIs. ll, 4 money for the
c III ml ,,
a“l[au§:or my way In at,” said Mr
Morton" ere III cumin ‘hy With Pros-
ideut Flimsy and other directions of
the Santa Fe road. I wil\‘ make a tour
of Inspection. I shall iii In )Miami the
Irrigation Congress at Ait'u ’lum'due N.
M. before returning. 1 k 10w nothing
of politics ]’ ni out of polii It's i shall
in III :1 better position to ,illdge the
outlook of the campaign at ‘tl' my It’-
turn from the west. in th 9 East it
Is all 'l‘,uft and I upset to fl 'ail it the
same way In the west"
Santa he was In the party.
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Foley' s Orino lnaxtive Is a how
remedy. an Improvement on tho .-laxa
lives of former yours, as It does not
gripe or Iiauneate and is please It to
trike. it Is guaranteed. The Clifford
Pharmacy and it. ll. Bladstcd.
PROHIBITIONISTS PLEASED.
Former Governor J. C. McCI’LiiOllKhI ,.
of Vermont one of tho IiireII tor-s DI the
“Dolair.” said Mr. narrow,
does them letters l‘hlllt‘t‘t.‘ Xt‘ Vii
mean?" ”They mean eighteen hun
dred ,aud...nlnety-aeven"' "llolan,’
came the query solo: a
nurse. “don't vez
”hold this mH’fi'” re 01
Washington Star
liay' re incl-
:1 bit?
as be
looked up ,at the shy rlusioliice “what
thoughtful
I . ‘ ' ‘ , a
For Your Protection
We employ every possible method
for insuring accurate prescription
compounding.
Qur label stands for purity of In-
gradients. standard potency, and scien-
tific compounding
Try our excellent service when you
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Realise
HOT WATER HIATlNII
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGIO.
OLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Metal Ceiling, Etc.
RICHMOND RANGES?
The Jones &Hotchkiss
Company
Claim a Decrease of $1,000,000 a Day
in Liquor Production.
CHICAGO, Sept. Bow—mourning to
figures gliiir out last night by Circuit's
It Jones, national chairman of liw
Prohibition party. there was an nil-
Ionnding dt‘UClltlt‘Jll tlie‘ production
and sale, of Intoxii sting IIIIIcragI-s In
the United States during the months
of July and August last.
Nearly ti. 000.000 Ii (lay won the de-
crease In honor production us call
mated by the Prohibition II illit‘ The
greater decrease, ai cording to Mr
Jones was III beer production. and
this in face of the tact that July and
Autumn are said III he the two months
of tile _Io.ir during which IIIIci Is most
homily I 'OIISIIIDNI'
Mr. Juries says he basis his state-
“will on IIIIIIIIII llgi‘lt‘ t5 Tt‘lt‘il’tli from
the Internal r'eienuo Ut‘lliilllllillt at
Wiwhington.
LA GRIPPE.
Brazilian Balm never lost a case;
never let It run Into pneumonia. not
left a grip— wreck. Only thing on oil 111‘"!
that kills the tough grip germ, But
you want “All“ and a ionty, so do not
zes, but get the
500 or SI.00 bottle and take half It
tdiaspoonful in water every three
hours lie sure to keep up this treat-
ment faithfully for two weeks after
Iou think you drew well, to utterly Ian-
iilhllatc every gem in wow great or-
gan. These remaining germs cause the
it to half- cured grip
If the grip starts with hemorrhage of
the lirngs give the large dose every 10
or 15 minutes till it stops
lt surely would be a monotonous
. wot id if e1 erybody ‘kept his place.
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p.- ‘I I
EVERY LADY’O-BEREBOINO CHAM-
should
DI m I .
snow white. one p cue "Standard"
celalu Muted union
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold roan in water
its prcacnoo would
the highest greeof oo mlort. ,,
We will gladly quote you gm" :
plumbers are strict! ’1 com
chanlol. helical and reliable.
HORACE R. NASH,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST ITO.
Liqu id
Veneer
MAKES «TH?GS=I
OLD NEW
25 and 501: Bottles.
E. E. Gorbam
Decorator .
East Norwalk.
Tel. 452.
Money Advanced
to gll, on their household furniture.
pianos and other personal property
:t pt removal. on their own name
out Ilndoraer. . , .
CALL AND OEE U0.
independent Loan &SecurityCo.
Bevin-Id out. Washington St.
oslca open an“! 7 s on. Monday and
parasites until 8: 89.
i -
17 wau.‘ arassr. soawaue
I'LM. Layton & Co.
(INCORPORATED)
Real Estate
5 Railroad live.
so. nonwaut. CONN.
DailyLine toN. Y.
onFor Freight Only. '
after Tuesday. mean 7,
goo. Freight. Propel so will leave
28, East Riyal;
of Dover street). every day. (except
Sunday). at 4 p. In. Freight received
atNorwaikuototpuaMImth
Norwalkuptoifllin. m.
Nor‘w'alk Steamboat co.
Annie. .1. smith, .99- W.
r..-u. ..,,. honors! seam.
Perfection
Oil ' _,
Heaters
Hflé—W
RAYO LAMPS
AT THE USUAL LOW PRICE
,_._'.s—qfi
F. A. Mitchell
Cor. Wall and High Streets;
Norwalli. Conn.
.1
I.
YOUR 7- Cm
Shoe Repairing
IO NOT MODERN OR OOIENTIEIO
outs» nous an ill. 1.?
Monarch Repair Shop,
a navuoun or. W
'PHONE 456 on POOTAE‘V
I /,
sou-r11 shalom. cons.
Irina III-I'-
avail-Ila ATE rooms.
817 3m ‘
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EDWIN" H. KHATHEWOON,PNI.
JOHN"
FREOIRIOK H.
wrunso joowstu. comm .
.7 ' O'RECTOBO, I. r
B. H. Mathewson Him}! lam
John H. Knapp; .Ian'm cl "I
Josiah I. Marvlfi J. Wallace _I,I_
Christian swam John H. Li.
Fred III. llowaa.
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Attendance all hours day and night'-
UNDERTAKEB. __
Moral Parlors in “W6“
Indy Attendant.
inc all Resld
‘ Qt 09. MAINS 109i”
. u”need medicines.
Plumbing aird Steam
[an and steam Fitting, Gas Fixtures.
HAVE YOU BEEN OUR STOCK 0'
on curios
CityN tionaiBank
~ bridge.
reassures certain: shitload
Q's-ll:
ROWAche'
FledeflCk H- Ganungr,
"lawns
v“l
Our prices are always right
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY.
205 wushrorou‘ “our.
TEL. (MI-LI 641—2.
“ l eaed Oasoauaa “if“
an a I
rs tha "at? 0:135:19:
ire-III. ,yif P
Miro-short $11.23."wa i“ °€Ehfic no ”‘
Infill ah ‘ “*1 {£12. ondlfifim “AH,
Ito fi'EW‘QM '9
Pleasant. Pal ”hills Pole
Never
build-M in
more can or your
I:erlla Mm‘fim 003$
inventor.
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“f“?lrr ”k ”3.01“!” Good. Do
All cram poiiqu-IIII Fm or Clinic.
. , :3 ,
Mrs. EmmaJ. Wells has moved from
Osborn avenue to New Canaan.
Charles Thompson and familyy int
tend to move from Van Zundt street
to Fifth street.
Captain Carl Wicke is engaged in
making the knockabout “Trade Win”
{Bally to be hauled out for the win
er.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Epstein, of
Fort street, are visiting in New York
ovor the Jewish New Your celebration,
which began last, evening.
A number of the local oystermen
who are at work on the Bridgeport
natural growth beds, are expected
home today, to Spend Sunday
~ Mrs. J. Oliver Davis, whq has been
the guest of Mrs. C. Is. Ainswortlr of
Cottage street, has “sturned to her
borne I11 Port JefferIJmI, New York
F. s Seymour. of Carmen and Soy
mour, took a days vacation and all
by his lonesome started down the har-
go); this morning. on a fishing expedi
.East Norwalk would not mind If it
should rain 9. little if for no other rea-
son than to lay the dust on the high-
ways_ wh'I ch are now becoming Iery
disagreeable.
Bert Ferris is assisting today at the
grocery store of R Josciovsky and
Cornmny, in First street, Mr. .loselov-
sky being absent on account of holl-
duyI festivities.
'Commodore William 8. Hatfield has
hind extensive alterations started on
his flagship. the Allsrata.'1‘lio Altar-
uta. is now lying In Starch Creek, sea-
View avenue.
Richard Irwin has been obliged to
mlluquish his duties as manager of
the lotai trolley express business for
a few dorms on aimunt of illness. Fred
Berggren ls substituting for him.
Mr. Baker. who resides on the cor-
ner of Osborn aienue and St. John
street has just completed the cellar
of the new house that he is erecting
next to Miss Drake s on Ediie avenue.
Robert Tate and William ‘Gumhnrt
are taking advantage of the holiday
from high school duties, to go down
the harbor t',oday and catch up a. cer-
hill in 0901 tics of the shoppers and
$flatflsh.
’1 he Lew seven- -roofn house of Miss
‘Drake in Edlle avenue is nearly com-
91“ ted. The house will be modern in
ever: respect. Miss Drake expects to
eat. her Thanksgiving dinner In her
new home.
Tire big harvest festival of the Sal~
vntion Army will open this evening at
the barracks on the Washington street.
bridge. The topic tonight Is “Bring-
Ing in the Sheaves." There will be
other services tomorrow.
The Rev. C. J. Vahlstrom, pastor of
eBwedlsh Congregational church, in
eavicw avenue, has returned to be
home in Bayvlow Place, from Lynn.
Mass. where he attended the Eastern
Swedish Ministers conference.
Thus far the residents of First street
have not been able to make much of
an impression on the Selectmen on the
matter of cutting Iqun the crown or
the highway near the head of Cove
niemre, but they do not despair.
William Morgan, of Belts Place, has
resigned his pesition at the Stillson-
Powell Corporation In Washington
street, South Nor-walk, and entered the
town high school, with the ultimate in
tendon of becoming a clergyman.
Some of the owners of buildings
along the Washington street bridge
‘ are beginning to wonder what the fate
of these structures will be in the event
10f a new bridge being built, and who-
Ither the bridge will take a new course
The regular Saturday night supper
will be served this evening at the R08-
cue Mission on the Washington street
The Mission is steadily in-
creasing Its good work and bids fair
to continue as a permanent institu-
tion.
There was to have been another
baseball games, yesterday utters n,
A no. user Is
11 as
I. "some I. I
The prices we Ital! our Groceries
.-
ate-ena-
' loss with. we seki
‘ so. .im, pee. 66°58:
ROW 'Jos'eiI‘IVSky
represent tile honest tfiéueb of thS beat.
the expense 6.! dual nil-ll?
18 “Susan. ....I
.8; Cd,
ttttt rocery mar leaching} identity
~Maaon Jars. qu.I...........
°ttIlflti°lta°°IIIl to WA?»
I1 out In mi invite-
o‘
Rained *Eifil‘simpo or
I“!
between the Sixth and Seventh grades
of the Fitch school, but a member of
the. Seventh grade team said this morn-
Ing that the other team was “afraid
to show up."
The runny friends of Mrs. A. S. Pal-
mer will be pleased to hear she has
entirely recovered from her severe
sickness of typhoid fever and is able
to be around again.
Giles Potter, state truant agent, has
visited East Norwalk twice this week
iOOhihK up cases of delinquent school
children lie reports that be but!
found several children who ought to
be In 301100]. He will return later to
continua up; work
A mrge ropoI-tlon 0f the siores on
lhi‘ East orwaik approach to the
Washington street draw bridge are
’iOSed today, on III count of the Jew-
Isli New Year celebration. Most of
the stores will remain closed until
Monday morning.
The East Norualk Republicans will
resemble Monday evening at 8 o ’clocli.
at. II B Slnuson's bflullding a the in-
section of Washington 'ori' Fort.
streets IIIIII form the new Republican
Club. The place will probably be en-
raged its headquarters tor the cam-
illtlj—lll
Captain Peter Nelson launched his
‘rehnllt sloop Helen, yesterday. and ex-
pools to start for the Bridge Iort oy-
stei beds tomori'on‘ Captal Albert
Ayres also had his new sloop Albert
about ready for launching, this memo
Ing, and he will head for Bridgeport
as soon as he can get randy. .
The Young People's Society of the
Swedish Lutheran Messiph church
will hold an inher‘dtlug meeting to-
night at Randal'l a Hull. East Nor walk
Roi. l’cter Frocilérg Will address the
meeting. Refreshments will be serv-
ed. The congregation will hold a bus-
iness meeting after the other nicot-
ng.
The Rev C ..l Vahlstrom, astoi- of
the Swedish Congregiitlonal c firth: in
SeaIIew avenue. ls pldnning it three
days" program of interesting mission
acrylics at the church. The services
will begin "i‘hursday evening. October
8th and “iii IontIiIIre iintll the 11th.
Five out of town speakers are to ad-
drops the meetings.
The young mens’ association to look-
Ing forward with considerable pleas-
ure to their entertainment next Wed
nesiluy night. The reputation of Pro-
fessor Baker. and the character of his
entertainment bid fair to more than
fill the Sunday School room. Indeed
it would be well to go early to avoid
the chance of having to stand.
The Adtent Christian Church—The
pastor, Rev. Lester F. Reynolds, will
preach at 10: 30 a 1n. and 7: 30 11. n1.
Morning subject A Pauline Prayer:
evening subject, The Friendship of
Christ. Sunday school at 12 In.; jun-
ior meeting at 3 p. 111.. young peoples
meeting at 6. 15 p. 111.; subject, The}
Trials and Compensations of a Mis-
sionary" 5 Life; lender, Mrs. Elsie Par-
t.rick
A special meeting of Mayflower
Hook and Ladder (nmpany was held
last night, lit the truck house in Van
Zandt street to talk up the propsed
benefit at Music Hall. 'llhe entertain-
merit committee was instructed to go
ahead and make the arrangements
with Manager and Proprietor Fred
Beck. of the hall. It is probable that
the date will be Thursday evening, Oc-
tober 15th. '
An interesting social was held last.
evening. under the auspices; of the Ep-
worth League, at the parsonage oi the
East Avenue Methodist church. There
was a litth disappointment over the
non appearance of the artists who werq
to participate in the entertainment.
program but the social time was I1.
whole. soulcd one. There was a good
attendance. . During the evening ice
cream rind cake were served.
, One of the reasons for the filthy con-
ditions existing on the mud flats lining
the East Norwalk approach of the
Washington street bridge was reveslI
ed clearly this week, when 1; man ap-
peared at an open space and threw
overboard into the mud a crate of rot-
ten musk melons. A, number 0: peo-
Dle ha‘ve been In the habit of throw-
. ing on the flats almost anything in
the line of rubbish.
First Selectman Alfred Avlson was
In East Norwalk, this morning. with
reference to a and condition that ex-
ists In one family of this section of
the town. The wife reported to the
town omclals that her husband drinks
to excess and allows herself arid four.
children to practically starve, At the
suggestion of the selections, she no-
tified the town officials to warn sol.
oou keepers. as provided by law. not.
to sell liquor to her errlng spouse. .
sented'a very attractive appearance.
The ladies in charge were Mrs; C
Jimmersoufi r.s MrAdeF Mu
Charlies W00? iii?!
1". M: Wheeler. Mug? old.
Oscar St. John, Mrs Harry Hu he:li.
Mrs James Warden, Mrs. Shaw,
es Kelley.
Wood and Lelia Sherwood.
W
‘ IMMM. 99k“ at "Manson"
The ladies of Christ parish held a
mand for homemade cake and confec-
tionery. The grounds were Innocents-
ly decorated and illuminated, and pro--
Natalle th’cm“: Mabel
Elmer Case ls having all addition
”F‘MH to his bungalow on the west side
I Waylon harbor.
Miss Belle C Donne and dMiss Clara
llehns gut; sis at the Satin flew out-
n,e Boll: Island to returned to
th il‘ homelin mo
in. slid Mrs John tbsti‘fseh' Ind
daughter Doris of Mllwood street.
Flatb 5,11 and Miss Harriet A. M57;
of etc this Place, Brooklyn, on
Milli till liiiiiiiiili
A. C Foss has had his Maple avea
nue residence newiy root .
Contractor Charles B. Fitch is
‘eré‘ctiiig several" new house’ii iii Norm
.O'Hr. White 5th family hifyo ihft the
lylalk srd cottage for their home in New
ork.
The Eagle Hook and Ladder Co.
will hold, a fair in Darlcu commonly
mg Oct. 14.
The old homestead of J. E. Ballard.
P. M., is receiving a new coat of
Quaker gray point.
Miss Gertru e Valentine or acts to e
spend the win r with Mrs. go B.
Edwards in Washington.
Stanley Whitney has a new Penn-
sylvanla dog, very like the one re-
cently run over by a trolley car.
The Clock homestead, Main street.
and Newton .ave‘nue, is both 11 stated
drab color with maroon hi 8. and
the interior is being renovate.
Nathan Finch is building a new
house for Willis Finch on Wesl' ave-
nue, next to the residence of Charles
Miiispaugh.
Gorernor Woodruff has approved
two requisitions fer $16. 000 of the
Soldiers’ hospital board on the comp-
tI-oller for the care Shit malntaiuancu
of disabled soldiers and sailors.
[Alloy avenue has hpen hunch lin-
proved by the remov‘al of cobbles
along its surface. Mlipie ave Arie, is 1:31-
so improved by 5 pp
crushed rock near" tNe Sufism
and Whitney places.
Justice and Mrs lviIIiam a. Win.
Inott, Jr. of Burton, entertained a
large company of triengs. last or
ing, In honor of sod u}, fiarrifiI
it, I“!
of their. son, WII ill
"emit
Thirds: 3,,New Yip-k
bride arid" stood: as
vacation in town. and the opportunl' y
was taken for the rece amt,
John Burton.a forfur Bridgeport
0 Ir, W8 see! at s-
i} 8.311,; arming-hp %% lig-
ford Smith, on a char of s pling an
unbrelia. 1min the [in his F.‘
Sigsizaberglrli’hdtw‘m Stilt? lira”
was sentenced to thirty days in the
Bridgeport jail. with" an kad‘déd due or
$7 anglcosts He “asui ”tie“
,péhrtt is morning by Coiotab t5):
Th e offender was seen elite‘r the
Stoorza home empty handed, and
Ionic. out with an- Iuo'bIcJIi by Ralph
Roddy, who lnfoiInIIl Mr. StoorIIIr.
The latter bearing]? III the striin'Icr
up and foun fin]: to dispose
. .yon
of the um Inc
'ahv—nHI' I I“
llounrd Chichcster Was the guest
oi his father over Sun iiy. '
A party of young people enjoyed a
picnic at the resovvplr on Monday.
Mr. Hecper of New York, about Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. H. G. .T-hoinp-
so
i
Ia- l
I
Mrs. Frank Weston left Itown or
Wednesday to spend ll. few days in
New York. '
it is reported that Edward gadfrev
has rented the ouse‘ iii at a Row
owned by Mrs. rauces esse‘n en.
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Nicholli. of
Brooklyn, reopened their oottli'gb‘. that
Saturday, and spent Sunday In tolifri.
Norman Belts. of St Louis. and
in town on Thursday for a nine,
vacation with his mother. Mrs." . ill.
Belts. ’
"Jack. " the intelligent tab a'nd whit
brill te‘rrlor owned by Geor- Bronco,
has been sent to G'rhehvtlé for vtill)
winter, much to the regret of hill hil-
mirlng’ friend's. '
J. Alden Weir, the noted a st.,it§ii
his Wife, who have been in marlin;
in Branchvilie. were guests on Satiri-
iday of Mr. and Mrs.G.'i‘~hori1s0llI
and also took afteraoo tea at "the
Sign of the Wild Goose " d
The Flower 131ml st § ar-
terndon With rs AWN “mils. At
the meeting it was decided to send in
October a consignment ol’ dituiirin
leaves and other nature studies to
'the free kindergarten‘s in Brooklyn.
The V I. A. Society of Georgetown
will give a play in Cannon Hall. Tues- -
day evening. September 29.11» the
benefit of the horseshod fond. Doors
will open at 8: 15 The 91‘5 it to bé
presented win he “Ro‘omii to out."
Miss Katherine SturggsLihrwsgdthe
kindness of a friend gas-
oline launch, invited a p
At the
"0nd Sweetififltfiuww
to accompany her on a wiltor
Tuesdays:
“sail was had rem” So th Isl-w
St Elat-
theIV'Ir
~or solo during the
Bcil Isiaud §{liar ’
It the
III-ch, iIist aIaay. George
Boy 11
afternoon he assisted in the music at
a“; the Sunday so 961‘ l n, lass in
sump IIIIIIIII I t‘
a e ow 3
large a v Witt ti 1* can
Indus II. “Incas s... IIII’ I... .Irri iIiIrI III. I;
Bums. in West avenue; Nor ark. All
alreenlt of the ednlcrdrica. t a Mitch
dole lice! appoloibd
ons W” moon's no;
353111? will ‘ maturity, out
or agar 0 one;
masoihwa flawed.
H 9WD. 130% we
rewrite along the highway to .
s-.tlon Theda agents will solicit the 0.0%
of the realm in Witt! of the We»
Mul'“ 'I”.-.I‘..'i... - II eh,
Norwalk Chronicler