11“,“
Sumner Wear
in Percales. Ginghnms, Lawn Dimi
itch and Linens,“ in thy latest ulterns
and col -'
‘E. K
MAI-iaclgsuoj Hugh}. 9999K-
again "QM‘ 1,11. l
lflflllm
Sylvestei Hunt, of Maple street, is
‘ugcne J. Van Ness. of Bayview ave-
nue,. is witnessing the inaugural cele-
monies In Washington 13.0 r
Henry H. Keyscr, a Smith Norwalk
hatter and an all around athlete is to
take a position in Cleveland, Ohio.
, ‘lW—ml
Mr and Mrs. Edward W. Kelley of
West avenue. havelbeen entertaining
Mr. and Mrs. Edward'li‘hy, of'Beihel.
William A. can, of the firm of
WllEllIley & Clark, Is ill at his home. lll
Eliiiwood avonuu, having a severe cold.
Lady Jennings Lodge, Shepherds of
Bethlehem will hold a meeting. tomor-
row evening, In Red Men‘ 5 Hall, Wash-
ingtou‘ street. .,
The Hat Makers' 'Society will hold
its monthly meeting tomorrow evennlg
at the Central Labor Lyceum Wash
ingto-n street ‘
' l
Louise Lodge, Daughters of Her-
mann. will meet in'thc South Norwalk
Quartet. Club‘s Ilall. iii North Main
street. tomorrow. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Epstein, of
South Main street. have been enter-
. tailling Mr. aild Mrs. P. M. Needle and
daughter, 'Of - Greenwich.
James H. White and family, of Sontli
Norwalk, spent Sunday iil Daubury
with Mr. White's brother, T. E. White,
18 Pleasant street, Danbury.
The regular meeting of South Nor-
walk Concla1'c,'No.'4‘Iii, improved Or-
(191' of Heptilsophs, will he held on
Wednesday evening in Mystic Chain
Hail. ‘ ‘ '
A business meeting of the Baptist
Young People's Union of the Solitll
Norwalk Baptist church “ill be held
t0'n1011011 evening in the church pai-
tors
lo'sepli Hoyt. of South Nor.walk u
railroad engineer. was In Dunbiii y yes-
terdm for the first time In several
weeks, following a severe illness of
typhoid pneumonia.
M
~Prof. Judd High School. \\ cdncs
day evening Subject Memory.
Sap is flowing upward in the maple
trees, and some people who have sugar
maples ill their yards have tapped
them and commenced making maple
syrup 111 a small way.
There was a tournament between
Norwalk Knights of Columbus and
members of St. Augustine Council in
the 'latter’s club rooms. in Stamford.
Saturday evening? {Pooh pinoehle and
other games were played, and on the
whole there was about an even break.
St. Augustine members are to return
the visit next Saturdaymvening. '
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Clifford H. Benedict will run in the
marathonracewamhe-Norwalk armory
on March lithi' 'Hrlrold'Braun, of Dan
bui'uy, «its also expected to compete
Brnuil won the marathon race at Stam-
ford in Which Benedict finished sec
011d to Drowsy, tile crack distance.
runner at ;Ndw llt'ivo'u, 'ro'cently 'iho
cannot in '201 the championship of the‘
slate of ‘Connccticut.’
~11 cake aiid food s'a‘io will be held
in the dining rooms of the South Nor-
walk Cong. Church on Wednesday at
perilous at 4: 45 o'clock.
LE, C fiiiltyninllilager of the Danburv
basketball 'lezilli, ’wlll o to New Yelk
tomorr sf one; p aycrs t0 repre-
sane?“ ctl’fl'. in'en‘e series with the
Norwalk basketballl team. which ser-
les opens on Monday night next. March
Spéakihg‘ofl like team today. Mr.
GinMfiviiithat 'ltv'wss- his intention to
‘engal 111 Hunter, of this city. if
blc $690 so and to get
four other test men.—.—Danbury News.
‘W
To New. av’ road has issued a
new lihgi mwbyi‘the firemen in its
010913} 01111111121115an engines clean
or sniffer a penalty ot‘ demerits;
139% $111.,
is: lIII'tl
ihrou ll.
of 'li
n.1-
1.111
’~ until but? can out of .'the
l .
shb'ii. audit Ito biligidhdhine‘s; instead of ‘ ,
larthcdvet‘ed boilers‘;
having “1‘94!!!
a‘a‘d‘ Blly .worklgé‘partp ,‘DD’W shine from
the effects 'of
new 1'qu {1‘8 at
inhstbk
pliatime iron horses
. ery'lmi‘l '
" 0:: $331 '
- '1; 1111111111 shin Numb
"' "DUI“ I. m. ‘0 3 p. m.
L sunnAvaé-aia to 4 ii.- in-
" Norwaik fire police ’wui' he 11111.1 this
‘ Befnembei' the place, No. 170 Washiuu- I
‘ church parlors tomorrow afternoon at
‘llienr'baele in 'the' fist "of,
tits: rating“ has been In .
VF' autopilot aheady It ; ,
l'r‘jll';engines'pa.3l1lug ‘ " “
It 5, silly havie the appearance . ‘ ‘
till: «grooiillnge TIME"
The regular monthly meeting of the,
evening, at then rooms on Wall street.‘
Miss Helena A. Mitchell, of 117 West
street, is recovering from 11 two weeks’
illness, and expects to be out in a
law days.
Deputy Sheriff Skolley. of N01 walk.
is In Bridgeporh today, having gonei
vet to' take charge or a jury ill the
Superior court. ‘ .
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“How to Become Rich" will be the
subject at the Rescue Mission tonight
ton street. ‘011 Illc bridge; the time;
7:45 o‘clock. . i .
J. H. Wilson, of Elm street, has so- -
cured a. position with the Chauvet. and
Connor Company manufacturers of '
special sewing machines. of Cross and
ltlver streets, Norwalk
James Lycett and I. M. Forme of; '3
the New Canaan r.oad 'Dioad Rh er.
left today for Washington, to attend
the Inauguration of PresldentclcctI
'i‘ult at the White House.
_ W. Slatte‘rv, secretary of the B111
bers' Union was around, today, col-
looting twenty- five cents from each of
the members for the benefit of tlic »_
batters affected by the strike. ‘1;
Samuel Austin, formerly connected
with Dodge's market in Washington
street has gone to l’lninflcld, N. .l..
where he has taken a position. MI.
and Mrs. Dodge will move thcio iii a
few weeks
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The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church will hold
its monthly business session In the
3 o'clock. A large attendance is re-
quested. as matters of much import
mice are to come up for action.
Word was received ill South Nor;
of Samuel Ilagley. in Kenbridgc, \‘11.."
and several sons of Mr I-laulcy—JCd I
ward and Samuel, ...ir of South Nor'
wlilk. Mumford ’l‘.. oi Not “all. and
John llagley, of New York. left this
afternoon for that state.
45 WALL 8T" NORWALK.
Real Estate and
Insurance
We have several decided bargains
In, Income producing property that
must Increase ‘In value with the rapid
growth of the eown.
Do You Know
there Is no store in The Norwalks
better equipped to supply your every
want- in the yummy line than right
here AT 33 WEST WASHINGTON
STREET?
Our constant aim is to please and
give you satisfaction every time.
It will be to youi advantage to trade
with us.
Special, N01
Extla Standard Sliced Lem lg
Peaches. 251; per can; $2. 85 per dozen
cans '
Extra Standard Bartlett Pears. 256 1
per can; 02 85 per dozen cans. -
Extra Standard Green Gage 01' Egg
Plains, 20¢ per can; $2.30 per dozen
cans.
mtia Standard Royal Ann Cherries, 1
25c- per can.
Tiicse are the finest fruit packed 3
lb. cans.
Let us talk” groceries to you.
301/ science you CAN EAT.
Church 81 Miller
LEADING GROCERB.
MONEY ADVANCED
to all, on their household furniture,
pianos And other person‘sl props 1,
without reménF uni? thbfr own is
without indorscr. can and see us; “'“In-
depihdcshoLoah ”and Security 00.,
5 RAILHOAD AVE.
“1:1, .
Have Koppel to 0‘ y
and you'll BE RIGHT. . ‘
he'll no matter how many eyes are
our customers
' ‘Oomfol't. that odious
lihat: they‘ve mwd' 'RIGHTm.) 11'
‘ . :NO EXTRA CHARGE‘TOR ri-iE PE '
rii'
"Thi'
FECT
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24 No. Mala 312:;
Alia I
Issw- "'
1298 Neill! Main Sheri;
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Horace E. Dana 81 8011,, ]
86 Washington Street.
as wear wasHINoroN EIHEETN; ,
Havila Bldg ., Washingtun 8 00m
open until 7 p. in. Monday 1! Sat.- ,
may hilt}? 3111' » ma; '~“"‘"”
i‘\. .‘G 1
80th IN rwsik: ' '
" at I Ul’llltlll'e
Nothing but t"'uiuitule of good construction and finish enters our cstnb
llshincnt. Quality is our first consideration in making 11. purchase. as it
should be yours. Our four finals are tilled with the best at Furniture, Rugs,
Carpets, Mattings. Oil Cloths, Linoleums Drape'lies.‘ etc. that only e11-
perlence can assemble and at piiees the lowest.
3 Piece Parlor Suites. silk plush louse cushions. mahogany finish frame.
527- 50
'3 Piece Pailor Suites, silk plush 10060 tiishions, mahogany finish frame.
$32. 50.
1
NPIOI‘C Park)! Suites, silk unholstulngs $25.00.
., Fuueral Directors and Embaliners.
South Norwalk, Conn.
M
0.131. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
I'Fi Hwy/N ..
PHONE 438. Noriwaut. i
000W». . u
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58 WALL STREET,
. it itches.
‘ cezolnn—vaily skin itching. At all drug
' stores.
. her.
lTALIAN, YOUNG LADIES'
Formed in South Norwalk. With Miss
\ Fanzllla as President.
The top rung to the ladder of suc-
cess Is gained by both faithful and dil-
igent persevercuce. Such are the
views lllillilltlllltild by the Italian fair;
sex of the town. One by one they‘
have acknowledged the proverb that
“Whole ihor'e is a will. there is a way"
so have they capitulatcd to the lnflu~
shoes that. this great land of freedom
uii’ords. This purpose Is‘ 'to better
themselves both socially and intellec-
tually. At their last meeting In Miss
Dcills' house, 'l‘aylor avenue, an or-
ganization known as the [laughter of
Italy Young Ladles‘ Social Club was
formed. and the following officers were
elected:
President-«Miss Angloliua Fanzllia.
Secretary-.Mlss Carolina ileilis.
'I‘l'casurer—viiiiss Antonella Murillo.
The remaining officers will be elect
0d at the next meeting.
—-Any skin Itching is a temper-test- '
er. The more you scratch the worse
Dunn's Ointment. curs plies.
ltepoi'tcl'wVVcll. m iiiti'i't‘icwcd
Editor~Did she talk wltlioui ro
strulnt? Roportor»l should say all;
she wouldn‘t say a word until her has
’ ’hiinn came home and told her to keep
quiet. wPhiladelphia Inquirer.
FNIFRIAINMFNIS
.Don't Wait for CHANCE or FATE to Win SUCCESS.
Enter.
walk. yesterday, of" the serious illness ,'
Merrill Business College
FEBRUARY 1,1909,
and Learn How to EARN it. Day and Night Sessions.
0
' South Norwalk. Stamford. Port Chester.
'"l"
Eleétric Labor Savers
Electric Percolators, Chafing Dishes, Small Stoves, Water
Heaters, Broilers, Ovens. Luminous Radiators. etc. Pocket Flash~
lights and Electrically Driven Toys. A large assortment o‘ Elec-
'ric {’0 {this Table Lamps and Domes.
. 36 WASHINGTON STREET
TELEPHONE 35 4.
19‘le day brings a fresh shipment of Wulsis, and We are prc'pnioil to
.lllOW all attractive range of styles, open front oi back.
The Lingerie Models that 1111 1111' showing at $1.98 11111 especially halid-
Choose now while till: display Is new and best.
N. E. RYAN 81 (10.,
. South Norwalk.
some and dressy
So Is Our Sale
It Is an Honest Reduction
AT A SACRIFICE
CAN’T LIE FLYNN &RYAN
OUR GOODYEAR WELT 'sHaEs ‘
:ARE HONEST ALL Junction. . .90 Washington Street-
ililliismiliui
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Advertise Your Wants 111 The Sentinel
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,"Matlnsl1280..,.
' Reserved floati' 90's
' TUTTLE,
cltal,
wins. E. .1an
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“The Battle Invisible”
sOUTH NORWALK BAPTIST
CHURCH,
wsonssoav, MARCH 3.11111 o'Clock
ADMISSION'zs OEN'rs.
' . NATIONAL
PORTSMAN'S S H O W
Madison Square Garden,
. New York. .
February 26 to ' March 6
Camps. Trophies. Shooting, Swim—
ming. Fly Casting Contests. Etc. .
‘Open Daily, 11 to 11. Admission 50¢
MARATHON 1111011
To BE” HELD AT ' »
NORWALK ARMORY
I
under the management of the
South Norwalk Athletic Club
', 111 addition to the Marathon. Derahv
do Pietrl will race two men five miles.
' First race, 8 p. 111 sharp. Marathon
race, directly llitrr. Entries £01 20
mile event can be made at J. Disesau
Central Hotel. _ .
ADMISSION . . . ...... . ..... 50 CENTS
A Few Reserved Seats, $1.00;
General Manager
Resident Manager
Musical Director
Presenting Th r Roaring Comedy,
“The Manicure Girl " ‘ ;
The Singing and Dancing Balladlsl,
Misc CAClE CALHOUN, '
Late Star of “Down In Dixie Co."
Was‘rO‘N' a DOESO‘N,
Charactllr Comédldnil. fl
Comedy 11.161111, ..
; KELLY AND Hello.
The Men with the ‘chairs. ’
1 'Just returned frOm their phenomenal
European Thur of 128 Weeks. 1,
, 'URRAYI
Th0 SFlIAVOr Voiced Soloist.
'.}THREE RIELS OF MOTION' PIC-
TURES CHANGED DAILY.
m—
PERFORMANCES DAILY ‘
, . commons
1113111351011. 10:;
Bolt Santa'BSc
1 "l‘dllipliuiis “It: 'r 1 . '
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‘MONDAY‘ AND THURSDAY'
111.013.,
”Kept the New York ‘Aggrcgalion Go~
outshines Craven. the Old player.
'rnuasoa‘v Mason 41111
. Konneyl .5; Lamh.1
log "All Ilie'Tiiu'c. and Won
by 001128;;
'Mflllllllill lllll Iliill
Gilli FROM lilillllli
Bridgeport Players 311111er Only 18
Points to Locals 28
Faster basketball than that 011 ex-
lilbltlon at the armory last night will
1101 or be seen it‘ one lives a thousand
years. With the swift and mighty
Xaviers Opposing the locals, Team I"
not. a terrific pace that had the New
Yorkers on the jump all the time, and
there is little dou‘ih that the game put;
up by the Norwalk “Reds" would have
earned for them the decision over
most ally team in the business. Last
nights score was thus: Norwnlk, 30;
Xaviers 23.
It should be understood that the vis-
itors, last cloning. were the original
Xavilr A. A five, with one exception.
and that was “Tubby" Lamb. who
came tip in place of (11111011 an 11th-
Icia who has quit the game. This Lamb
111
many ways. and is known here chiefly
iliiough appearances with the St. Pc- .
Lamb belongs to a basketball »
1let's.
'i’umlly. having two brothers, William
[and Charles. who have also played on
the local court, but this‘ Tubby" has .'
'“got it on" all of them That he is
playing with the Yonkers,
{Palace and St. Peter's teams. besides
:tho. Xaviers. speaks for his class. He
fstarred in last night's contest, with a
"great display of, fioorwork. although
ilittie blackdlaired Kenucy and Big
. liioach earned laurcls to no small dcv
Kearln and Donovan were the ;
lip-.011
{same old rellables
l. Speaking of the winners. the cause
,and effect can be sunnned up by stat-
ling that the 1" players followed the
paces set by George Smith so closely
that although Smith‘s total of pointii .
scaled possibly is not so g1 cat as gen-
;-raili, that fact. furnishes no basis for
judging of the power of his play last
:wiling. George was opposed by a
lump. Kcarin, who is known as a do
liensive player. of no mean ability. and
:still Smith was .Iollililyoilthc spot as
lusual. 'l‘lie perslstcucv
.Sinlth “Dugall” Dome-1' and Dagon fol
lloaed the ball and seized upon ev"eiy
opening turned the tide iii Norualk's
lt‘1t10'.1 last night Captain Burner and
.Nadiu were good 011 formation plays. -
.'too.
; ‘ Nadin caged the first basket and,
latter some little playing. the Xavlors
{worked into the lead, WIllCIlillle)’ held,
in. to, 6, for a willie. but i" got'lt back I
;.lgain and had the visitors, 14 to 12, ,‘
lat the hell.
'1 During the first sesaion the players
lpullcd off some of the ‘swit’tcst stunts
,evcr seen 011‘ the Armory surface. the
‘huli’ being taken from basket to has-
first many times by some. lightning pass I»
log on the part of both teams The
lsecond period opened up with the ill y-
i‘ls hitting 11 still faster clip, the Ni‘
iwalks to increase" the advantage
against the strung finish that alwavs
features these Xavier contests, and the
New York cxucrts to swing the lead
till then own favor. But the Red
iWings had the upper hand at last. and
lilienili.’ to hold it; and. although this
h‘a‘lf was marked bv Lamb‘s dandy
work in blocking and intelcepttng
passes. the X111 let's wox 1'. on‘ the. wrong
land of the. score. by Sl‘lf‘ll points when
the iinmiteepoi' signalled IIle end of a
game t:hai will be lenirnib’crcd In bas'
ketba'll circles for years to come. ' "
The Xavier cracks had, previously
to last evening. last but one game this
winter. so ”it: can 110' partially imaginedi
by ‘those not present. last night that;
Team It). was going some.
, i Next Monday night will witness the
beginning of a; cer l’c's‘ with Danbdi y for
the state championship ”All“ of the"
contests will be played at the Norw‘a'llt
‘ Al'nltégifiuh successive 11191111111; until
“‘th 1111;111:111 games 11‘ en
the , will,» teihijihnie, "rue 'w‘ltr.‘
ner: vti "Tear" adults the state;
chain ogsliip 11111111111111.1111 rehult
is or ill) b importance to Team 9' duo
Norwallt patrons of the game. “
The summary:
Team F. . Xaviersl‘
T; E. Dorsey .~ ................ Kietiiiey!
Right forward. 3112 it i;
Nadia. .................... ...Laull1
' Loft: f01 Will 11 .
51111111.; .lt....'....; ...... Kearlu
- '. .(leuter. .10; '1. .
Dagon ,.. ..,: ................. Roach
‘ Night guard. .
’l‘..l Doriiey. .1151; ...l z...f."....Donovan
Left guard.
Field goals-41‘.- Eu Domev, 3; Nadia
4rSmiti1'.‘ 2; Dagon. 2110‘: I]: Doraey,13'
:Koal'in, 4: Doom
van. '1 .1. .1.
rain goals—Jr EL Dorney 1.1101111.
1IPaintsav'nitrdi'a_ii-—-'I‘ean'1 F, 1. . .
Officials-Mu Rauohv '. '
Timer—~Ghas. Lindeberg. ..
The Montauks took the measure Of:
the Hustlers 6! Bridge point in the pre-
liminary 10.11.111.11 r ‘a hot 1111;! up
Kern. Jeir‘y "Dorsey and When“;
into the lineup with the Colts and :Ii'e
result or the 111311111111; 2.. to 7.‘ Iii‘ he
Moiitaults favor, gave the heals team
an easy time in the ”last half. Both
team‘s made six: paints.l In the' second
session, the total reading 28 to ..ill with
the Mbiitnlike in from. all the why:
The Hustlers were husky lads. llu't
the Colts had the speed to get away
i
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM from the visitors. Kern and Giiarnieri Committee-0941Mvilewlsh'CololllMM
'excelled at casing the bull,‘ 1111010011 company, .died'ltere 00019.0 '
Peoples' .
with which .
' f3 {I’llfl 3.3M!“~ '
hugs
Reasons for o s'u'cccss
and popuht y;
11111 11113 All 11111
SIIIES ii IIIIIIIIS -
llilIIIBIl 1111111111:
m ._.____..._.——T fifi.-._. w“..—
liey‘s guarding was a strong'l‘eatut‘e.
The summary:
Montauks. Hustlers. .,
Guarnlcrl .................. . i . .Assel ‘
Right forward.
Ker u .............. Gflallagher -Walters
Left [01 ward
O'Connor ............. F‘. Langhanitner
Center
\l’hone- W liters ........ W. Langhammer ‘
Right guard.
Dorncy ........................ Elzea 3.
Left guard. .. '
Field goals—-Guarnieri fl. Kern 6,
Whoue 3 Asset 1. Walter.“ F. Lang-
hammer 2, W Langhammel 1.
Foul goals~Assel 3.
Official—Mr. Ranch.
‘cHALLENoE FROM WATERBURY.
“a“...
Sterling Five Would Like to Play ' '
. - Game With Team F.
Sporting Editor of The Sentinel.
In behalf of the Sterling Five of Wa-
terbury. i would like to challenge'tho
(‘o F team, of Norwalk, to a basket
iball game, to be plnied in Norwalk .
aael theh suites with the sanitary
dire.
While we are aware of the fact: the. ‘
the basketball piibllc of Norwalk do».
not feel kindly tow aid us on acc'o'ui'fl
of my misfortune in mixing dates,” the:
Sterling Five feel that if given another.
chance to appear in Norwalk they can;
lestore the former good feeling which '
existed between us before my error. ;'
Thanking you in advance for your,
kindness and t1 cable I remain.
Yours very t1".uly
WM. ll. STAHL
Mgr. Sterling Five;
LUCKY BALDWIN’S ESTATE.
*—
Said to be Worth 030.000.000.1Ind 0pc "
of the Largest Ever Probated. . .
LOS ANGELES, ‘.Cal March 2;—
“Lucky Baldwin 8' estate Is worth 580 w‘
1100,0011. according to a statement.“
ills manager,- A. N. Duran.» This.“
the largest estate ever probated‘ln
Southern California. '
Knowing that there would D0 in ,1»
attempt to break any will that he ,
huight make Baldwm nad 'n'ls’ attuTileY '
genuinel- W. Lee; draw a docuxniéd ttli’lllt ;
,‘wouin he surepio meet every 10.111111.
legal requirem This was executed .
several months ago, while the old
man's mind was still phrfecfly clear
Attorney Leo declined to discuss the’
contents of the wtli.‘- lie said" how-
lever, that the document piovldes for '. .
an equitable dlvlsld’n of all property.
tl‘rom one who has seen the Will it‘ Is
said that it slicivs Mrs. Bladwln more"
than would be" iii-rs under "'ctlui' “div
skirt. and provides for .11 '
heirs ' ‘
.3 There is a blanket mortgage against j
the Estate for about $1, 500 .000, he] by
like Hibernia Savings Batik arson
F'i'aneisco This and minor incumb'
”()0 000 ..""."1 -
I The body of BaldWIn ivlll tie
tatd In 'Whe'COttage'! oil-file out;
one. much" all 11111111911111; after
motioned. ilfliflill be sent; as. ,_
rs‘hdiso‘o‘l on Wednésday, and ‘tItBl
lam will take plaoe- in that city ,
l'l‘hursd'ay. The final resting- place M
:be In San Francisco,‘2 by th‘é"~‘sid
this flush" W190” ‘ "~~ ~ .
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Trauma Ix. Stey‘ens. Handouts
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Lamas. city; Louis Mitt“,
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Norwalk Chronicler