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BIDS CALLED FOR HOTEL.
NEW HAVEN, Supt. Eds—illils for
the pnrchnsc of thc Tontinc llotcl
property wcrc called for yesterday.
and it is thought that the hostclry long
owned undcr tho 'l‘ontlnc plan will
soon give way to Improvements.
, NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits June 29. I909,
$3,707,107.48
George M. Holmes, Frost.
Wm. A. Curtis, Vice-Frost.
3Frsd'k A. Elle, Susy A Tress.
Wall Papers
IN PRICES TO SUIT ALL
POCKETBOOKS
A Complete Line of Crockery.
Glassware and Housefur-
nishmg Goods. Etc.
English Blue China by the set or
piece.
Square White Fruit Jars can be
cleaned quicker and better. Fruit will
pack closer, the Jars will look nicer
on your shelves than the round green
glass Jars
Suque White Jars have the Light-
ning Top.
Window Shades made to order.
Palnters' Supplies.
Best Mixed Paint, $1.25 gallon.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
L. H. Decker
.7 WASHINGTON ITREET,
SOUTH NORWALK
TEL. CON.
. Daily Libero N. Y.
For Freight Only
0- us after Emmy. January ‘I,
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mnhacktmoe-lh .\. Lihhcy, If. It.
Ilond. llurtfoI-d; W. I‘, iiiggs, Harry
K. Johnson, II. it. Knight and chant-
fcnr. Edwin lioesc. New York: l.. E.
Balwln, H. II. Burton, Middletown; E.
N. Davis, Gnu Ross. New Haven: II.
R. Hurlbutt. Wilton; II. A. Mathew»
son, William Moran. Mrs. W. 'I‘. You
Scoy. W. ‘i. .loncs, A. Muc(‘onncll,
South Norwuik; George l.. Rockwell,
Ridgcilcld; Samuel Grnccstcin, Bridge-
port; I’. .I Watson. ll. Ii. Gedncy. Mrs.
ll. Ii. chnuy. \VIIId ll (lcducy. Ken-
ilnll ll. (lcilncy. lltooltlym A. (‘
lllinr. l’rovldcncc; .l l.. (‘lif‘fotd New-
ark. N. .I.; li‘rcd l) Milk-y. Munthes-
tor: Fred Iioot, Albany.
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropracttc
Chiroprzc tic Is the science of the
capes edls ass and the art of so
fighfie ism. mainstream
by. a wrench, twist or sprain In the
back. Even If done In childhood It
creates pinched nerves and. pain In
Ister life in the diIIeront organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain, and health Is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems In your body.
Nervousnoss. Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis, iicart Kidney and Female Dis
eases are given opeclal attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You wttl
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatment. Given Also.
A Timely Subject '-
For All House-Owners
This Is the season for cleaning
up the premises. Soap and the
scrub brush for the house and
the .nko for the lawn are good.
but they dont' go far enough.
You can clean dirt away, but
to make the house, the barns,
stables and fences right they
should be freahenod up with
:aint.
We have everything for the
painting-linseed oilI turps.,
brusaes and
Atlantic Pure White Lead
rue vmoua
ourcu sov some some
We can guarantee this White
Land's purity.
See us about your painting.
nad’éfinm
DECORATOR.
EAST WWAMQJONN.
. I.
1906. Freight Pro Ilors will leave
Pier 18" East Riv ,New York, (foot
"stream“ a day. (except
). at 4 on. ht received
H II Its-Io In is. and ems
' ‘ up to 5: 80 p‘ “In;
Norwslk StesIIIIIoIt Co.
A J. Smith, a. c. :4 .
-M‘. 0.}: General Agent.
ads" ‘3
Ban-Inert-
ll. 0. Felons oilfi-
1970 so I”:
“OillresJflfllaIn Siren.
muscular, (than.
[IO'I
Horace E. Danni]: Son,
45 WALL or. Noawistx.
Real " EState. and
Insurance
We have several decided bargains
III Income producing property that
must Increase In value with the rapid
fins 5.}... or steam on Pluntl. firms of III. mu.
d’WI .WW““
I
Improvements In Killing contrived»
Lead to Removal of the “Kick. "
Even since men hogan to kill each
other, which was very soon aftcr sci.
Ilah Interests began to clash, a good
share of their leisure time has been '
devoted to the cit-voting pursuit of
inventing instruments for that killing.
l"i'I)iIl tlIc lllllt‘ when the curly prowl-
Ii In lllt' plltntvnl I'IIIcI-Ii dist-meted
that, by lying to the cud of 3a stlc k the
atom-I desitned to (lack the skull of
his enemy. he could make llic crttck
“locum
rm stilts
Bridge Pimmacy
Prompt and ancient service at
all times.
Personal attention gtvu to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come in and wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
Inoru surely deadly, his inventive gene
ins. sign In; it is of his high rtInk um-
oug the creatures. ha» been busy over
lllt‘ pI-obchII, says the Technical World.
How to strike. with fatal effect upon
the loo und with safety to himself.
has boon his study, and he has given
birth to many an MP“ thIdiIIg more
and Inorc front ago to ago to enable
him to do this work by mechanical
couirlvuncc.
It Is curious that crudltics still up-
pt LII‘ in the wctIpoIn-I which IiIc Kl‘lllilfi'
cs of tlic ccniurlcs have labored to per-
fcct. and iliui our eye should lil' opt-n.
:d .II this into dpy to almost ludittoua
iIan-Ifcttlons In our most chcrishcd
killing Inathinc, the title.
YcI it Is only a tew yours sincc the
smoke of the black powder was donc
uway with, lilld cornparativoh a matter
of days slncp young Mr, Maxim pro-
tlilf't‘tl his IIOIIIIIl-(‘IIOIIil’l-5. Iiame- sup-
prcssln device, And now comes tbc
news rout Sweden that (lit inventor
there has found means. ill last. to
stop the kick which has made sorc
shoulders from the time the first binn-
doI-huss was discharged. and has con-
structcd II WI-uptiih that will drop men
so Inst that R single marksman may
disposc of a regiment in an hour.
Elovcn hundred and twcntydivo to
tho hour front It gun that is carried
in the hand and fired from the shoul’
Ilcr. and kickless. it is convenient to
handle. and but little trouble to oper-
uts, chdlsh Mr. Sjogren has made a
distinct substruction from the demerits
of the title from the standpoint of the
owl", To: his new gun has made this
II'I‘UI‘il. uud him the new feature. And
ll‘u Wciipon has already taken rank
“till the most approved. and will
iloltlitlt-sn lII-como u part of the arms
mom of many of thc world's armies.
So level is North Germany that the
eat of the cannon.
almost frost.
tiinung thc I-Zusi Norwulkcrs
cclcbrution III New York today.
New York, this afternoon to
the Hudson-Fulton
will remain until
II. PARKII. ”PM
, the result of a little
brim . .
W 1‘» and ..0 Hyatt
Obsi- s‘i Harris, auditors:
Owing to the rain, the all night we
was not continued on the Washingto
'strcet drawbrldge last night. It was
’ said this morning that work will be re
‘sutncd tin-re tonight.
i
I The thtoe young men who walked to
New York, Sunday made the distance
In It hours and seven minutes Instead
of 12 hours and 30 minutes as stated
in Thursday's Sentinel.
The Oriole football team has not yet
secured their uniforms, but they lIopI
money raising
campaign will allow for the purchase I)
This morning was probably the cold-
‘At suntisc ther was
(intnnic
.lll .
Mr. anti Mrs. Luella. arc
the
it is understood that It crockery and
hardware store will be located In the
new Griffin building in Emu Washing-
ton stt‘ect.
George (lutiridc ls among the
many
from l’htst Norwnlk, who are to attend
uncu :It the big
York today.
(retribution in New
Clayton L. Marshall Intends to go to
attend
celebration, and
Tuesday.
Miss Alma BI-rgren, of Seilcck street
who has been III for about four months
has now recovered so far that she has
resumed her duties at the R. at G. fac-
Iory.
Edward Parke, Andrew Anrouson's
right hand man. was unable to attend
the iiudson~Fulton_celebration, today.
but he suyahe is going to make up by
going tomorrow.
The trustees of the Weatport Sav-
lngI-I Bank had II shore dlnnor at Dor-
lon's Point, Wednesday afternoon. Alllv
ong those present were Directors 1!.
L. Woodworth. Rufus
lism ii. Salton. D. B.
nkeman, Wil-
rsdiey. Jr.. F.
running from the Hook of Holland to
Bcrlin docs not pass through a single
tunnel or deep cutting, nor does It ran
along a high embnngment.
Midmy between Sunhner and
Winter the
cum
5
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Chilly Days
CALL FOR A
Ref
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ConnecTEcut
Company.
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
Steamship Tickets
I. M. LAY'l-‘ON & co
(lucoaronnl'ao) ~
5 Human AVE. ‘35. NORW’ILK.
All Coupons ,.
REll HEAD
SPHII illlll
FE LockIvood
{8: Company.
39 Wall Street
Your coupon roperiy hllod
out gets you a s ark Plug free
of charge.
Dorlon
$28 no
THAT'S THE PRICE OF OUR N0. 8
Chem
Stewart
Range
Ind we claim It Is the best stove value
n this town.
This stove Is gunmhteed in every
\ , .
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. I
Pnces. Q and up respect and you are welcome to your
money back after a month's tIiai if
you want it.
I. J. illiiEllllE 3 Still Ell.
134.136 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
..,
‘ HOW MUCH
more destirable your building can be
made for your tenants—by having
Electric Lighting. Bells. Private Tole
installed—
we‘ll tell you how and furnish all
materials.
. This is the Electric Age and the
‘lAndlord' who Is tip to date gets the
good paying tenants.
The Road & Voila Electrical Co.
phones Annunciawra. etc.
so wseumorou eraser,
souru NORWALK.
‘ TEL. aos.
. , .,.
rsstnoas‘sAcL 7w.
(Gregory Boulevard)
1 A s r N 0- II w ’A I. K.
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food (locked to Order
John I). O’Sulliv
‘I PIOPMITOR.
I
them III II very early date.
M B. Durland and a‘ party of friendt
will go to Doug Island this evening
on s mapper fishing expedition In Mr
Dutland's yacht. His guests will in
ciudc Horace Kcywot'th. A. F. llatha
way and Frank (I. Hathaway.
Ernest Youngs expects to see the na
val parade in New York this afternoon
from an advantage point This mom
lug Mr Youngs Went to New YoIl
to go out on the tug Norwnlit, which
makes frequent trips Into the local bar
bor.
John Rosso, the well known Dan-
buI-y tenor singer, will sing at booth
the morning and evening services to
morrow at ihe East Avenue Methodist
Church. Mr. Rosco has many friendI
hcre who will be pleased at this oppor
tunity to hear him.
The Rev. W. W. Gillies, pastor of
the East Avenue Methodist Church
has been steadily recuperating thb
Week from his illness and Mr. Glitter
stated this morning that he will ban
charge both morning and evening to
morrow at the church.
Several people from this end of the
town are aboard the II utncr Kate C
Stevens, Which is atten log the Mud
son-Fulton celebration in New York
today. They include Charles Buckley
Samuel Kelly J \i elseit “Don
Ion" Wood Mr. v“and Mrs W J. Do
land and John Cole.
William Tobey, Harry Reynolds
Charles D. Tobey and a number of 0th
I‘l' oystorlncn‘have returned home icon
Bridgcpct to spend Sunday. The 0y
stormed. dcspltc the weather of [hi
week, have. made out quite well or
their first try of the year at the ammo.
growth beds.
The trollcymen who participated II
the late baseball game at Darien art
still recuperating from the effects oi
the contest. The prospects are the
they will be nursing sore joints for
seIeral daIs y.et same of the teen
had not played ball since they wort
youngsters.
Special officer Clarence Germanetti.
‘in the ablfence of Bride Tender John
Cole. Who Is attending Inc New Yorl.
r’emation, inlnipultlicti the Weston
on street draw this morning Clar
once turned the structure slowly at
first, with the electrical mechanism
but finally made out famously.
Judge of Probate D B BradleI'. ot
Westport, entertained the delegates to
the tnominai
ed him to the cities. last fall. at Dor-
ion‘ a, Monday. Among thos resent
were John W. Gault. Georg. urges.
Hull Bartram. William Bedlent S D
Wheeler. 1". M. Damion. .I. F Daiy am
i G. Hyatt, all of Westport.
The friends of Arthur Lincoln, tin
well known Norwalk man who hai-
Iuany friends at this end of the town
have been having considerable tin
with him over his declaration that hi
saw a sun dog yesterday morning. It
is declared that he saw nothing lea:
titan the rainbow. Art's presence Bi
curly in the thorn-tug is due to hit
weight reducing exercises.
The funeral of Miss Georgianns
Danton. daughter of Henry Gardinet
Ilouton. of Van Zandt street, was helt'
yesterday afternoon. truth the family
home In Van Zandt street. The Rev
Frank I). Torrey. pastor of the Nor
walk Methodist church, officiated II
the absence ot‘ the Rev. W. W. Gillies
who In just recuperating from illness
Interment was In RII'eIIIIde Cemeten
Norwalk.
Horace Keyworth, of Gregory Boule
vard. Intends to have a speed boat
next season that will be a real goer
She is after the plans of the plans not
the American Gasoline Engine Com
may and the hull Is already complet
ed. She will look much like the wei‘
known launch ”Nitro-Glycerine". Slit
is 25 feet long and has a four foot
beam. Her mechanical equipment
will Include a 25-30 horsepower motor.
. r. Keywortb‘s friends believe she
w make sortie twenty miles an hour.
Editor of the Sentinel.
Dear Sir:——l hope the taxpayers of
East Nonalk who have so long work
ed to how our streets roperly lighted
all night, will not can t to the outra-
geous idea of not keeping streets light-
ed all night. People can- now walk on
our sheets at night with some comfort.
being able to see the mud and not be-
Ing molested by the rough element
w’ho th‘Iong some of our streets. Vim
Zent street and other thoroughfares.
The extra cost of lighting to such a
nominal figure. It is not Worth cou
m“ m TAXPAYER
MMMIIIIIIIIIII.
1 ~—Shouider. 12c.
.Raliroad‘ avenue.
The Darien‘baseball team has clohed
its season. and In consequence more
will be no game‘thls afternoon. as
had been expected.
cum IIu sine-s trip today. and expects
to combine it with business by attend-
Ing the big celebration
The Pastor will preach at the Mom
dist Church Sunday. Morning subject,
"1er s AI lthmetlc—Multipllcstion."
'her son. Rev
Public Market, .,
'an outing II New Hampshire. I
ugIst, B. M. Allen is In New York,
Evening subject:
Every one w-.eltome
“Wanted—A Man. "
All seats free
Among the niany. Darien people in
attendance at the Hudson-Fulton celoi
oration in New York‘ today are Florent
Cantrell. Miss Ruth Mallard, Alfred
Ferguson and Dr. (lounge H. Noxon
and family. .
All Darien nad NdI-oton is on the nu!
vlve today for the. political caucuses
next week On Monday night. the
Democrats will get busy, and on Tues
lay evening the Republicans will ms E'
their caut us.
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The music at the, Methodist Church
will hereafter be directed by Prof. R.
M. Smith, with the‘asslstance of Mrs
S. R. Hoyt. The chorus on Sunday
evening will number thirty voices
I-‘uli rehearsal at i,p. at. Sunday.
Dalton doesn't Want to forego tits
pleasure of an unnusl‘electlon. At the
special town meeting last night, tin
proposition to have town elections bi
annlaliy was killed.‘ The meeting also
voted to have theinew town schoo‘
:ommlttee consist of nine members.
t was necessary to fix the number of
'he committee in compliance with the
new tlIw which takes the control at
the schools out of the hand of the dis-
trlcts. and makes them town institu
tions. 3
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liliII_I_l_lIlI.
Mrs. Samuel Doorman, Jr. and chil
dren, who have been sojournlnl witl
:elativa hem do g the last that
Leeks haIe Ieturned to their home in
BrooklIn, N. Y
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Miss Lucille Brands was pleasantly
surprised at her home In Tokoneke
last owning. Despite the Inclemenc)
If the weather. a large number of hot
oung friends swooped down on. hot
wound 8 o'clock. and stayed with he!
Intil quite late. playing games and
nun—wise enjoying themaelvu. '1'in
-hildren all had a line time and the
war for breakinqup came all too soor
or them. An excellent collation war
Ierved during the course of the even
mg, to the further enjoyment of the lit
lo folks. i
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Contractor William Olmstead ts do
.ng carpenter work at the home of G
VV’. Ogden.
Mr. and Mrs. George Boyd and fam
ily will close the com: e which the:
rented this year of. ice Katherlm
Sturges. and will retuIn this week tI
heir home In Waterbury.
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The Adams family have do” their
summer cottage land have returned ti
.heir home In the city. Mr. Adam
has arch-led land In this vicinlt:
‘Ind Ti said dismisses MIMI!!!"
d bungalow.
The Reading Circle met Thursday;
afternoon at the home of Miss Allct
)lIustead. The Day Off and Fisher
nuns Luck. by Dr. Henry V'an Dycke
were read and discussed.
Our ministerial summer resident.
the Rev. W. l. Nichols, of Brooklyn”
N. Y. will preach In the congregation‘
al Church next Sunday morning am
illustrate his text In some gieaningi‘,
nude in Europe. 33
Word has been received from Mrs:
.\'. M. Belden, of Jamaica, L. 1.. than
‘harles Reldet, rectbt
of Ennnnnuel (hurch, Geenta. Swlts
atland had arrived and will spent
some finite in this country
Mrs. Hannah Ambler Miss Elisa
beth Raymond, Mrs Citation and Lord:
Ambler automobiled to Mark Twain‘s
country seat in M'est Redding Tuesday
Ifternoon and attended a vocal and
instrumental concert held at that hos
Iitablé mansion. .
——I———_—_._.
The new pastor of the North Wit
ton Church, Rev. E. L. Richards will
give an address on Mon, Mono and
Morals in the Congroghtlonal C uroh
out Wednesday evening; SeptemboI
29th. at 7: 453 p. In. All are Invited and
while the lecture wIii be about money
no money will be asked forff
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A very pleasant reception was heir
this wpok Th rsday eveshIg at st.
Matthew‘s recory. Misses Mary and
Lucy Marks having arrived. the one
from Columbus. Ohio, the other so-
companying her sister The members
of the parish and others were lnvlt-'
ed to meet the daughters of the rector.
The evening Was passed In social coh
verse, varied by dainty refreshments.
HELMET
A new teacher has been added at th'
high school.
l .I
Dr. and Mrsi Kilaud'spent yesterday)!
out of team. 1
In... Me‘s- Dbllll ll enterthinln’g m ,
out of town friends. ,
—r---—-.-
Mrs C. F. Taylor has returned frbtnj
a few days In New brlt’.
arm N. Taylor mreuifltddt‘from
d—I—I“
Inspector Irving Mills. of Bridgeport.
has been In town the past. week.
gtytondlng
Mis Bessie Treadwell i
the NEIIIIIEI reboot at DII
MIII shale Clark of cartoon: III-II
been the guests of friends In Compo.
The basis of’ W‘wflnfl slit-II 3m
and board of r card
the setectmen' s o as Saturday ran 0
moi lather, lawnmb
a. In. until 7 p. In for the purpose of
administering the elector's oath.
Mrs. Willem Utopian “been eno
tertslntng Ieiatiyos (mm out of town.
Mrs William Staples ls entertaining
liter brother at her home in Compo
s reet.
Miss Irene newts of Inc has
bdéiu recent guest of heWuatk'Mrs.
L. I. Milli.
Miss Nellie aIery liab been visit-
ing in town.
Rev. A. A. Buscway of New York.
has been a recent guest of Rev. and
Mrs. Mackenzie. , _ _m
Rev.thther 30‘3Cdnao3r it been In
w t e t ow days. th nest of
a I. or... '
MIII. Jarvts smith. of Black Rock.
has been the guest of her mother In
Crete Hf
tinny;
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The sons. Nathalie snag“ Mgr-torts
Mitchell ammo of their
strut In New Maven;
There will be flie‘ush Sunday ser-
vices at the usual from all of our
churches, tomorrow.
Mrs. K. Daniel who has gone to
Tessa for the winter, has arrived at
her destination safely '
wuue Commisky. of New May.
has been visiting at the home of his
uncle. Edward Doha.
, Arhtur Boley file i
several days at Ellis 51%: 35%;”:
avenue with his family
The confirmation Intact Trinity
church will much the em tomor-
row humans at 1i _p. In. ,
W. T. Driscoit has left the employ
of Druggist Simpson to take a more
lucrative one out Of town.
Samuel Hodge. who brake his leg.
and received other severe slew-s
week ago. Is resting outfit-ta ly.
Our seisctmen and board a oar
ctals enjoyed a shore dinner Dor-
ions Point. Wir'dnesitay .
Principal and Mrs. Boyden have
gone to.housslteeplsg‘ln the house re-
cently vacated by Gershom Brfley.
Westport will dohbtlen be well rep-
resented st the Hudson-Fulton celebra-
tion. for many are planning to attend.
The new concrete sidewalk in front
of the residence of M. H. Cooley sad
Woodworth is comptdbd, and
is a Cgreat improvement.
The ertalnment Iven ls’st even-
Ing by to Blows ,‘of New York.
a stud ndley k, Jr.. draw I. -
steep. coo-M 3
of singing, resdilsgs'a vio
' A substantai sum ws's added to are"
not fund.
Harold Spicer. the II‘ year oid lad
who was spirited away by his cou-
sin. Richard Wakeman when he left
town withthifams' horao' and m
returned borne _WodnesdaTniglpt.
boy veils so thrillinge l"stone‘s:
while mam; om place to ' He
does not care to pills or two
months It: shes a my. Wheres-
bouts of Wokeman are outwith.
3 Harry Purity has entered Yale Col-
ego.
Harry 1.. [Ahoy Is now “played in
Ashthn' s suit tam
Mrs. Dewitt c. slim ls ill at her
home in Locust avenue.
. All of the flats in the new Aschauor
block have been rented.
Rodney Weed is not: employed in
Nelligan's pool and lunch room.- .
Mrs. John E. Herbhhill Wa’s‘b {dost
of II3'3lendl In Bye, the (mm 01 can
W66
Leon Met- flab some sepi-
tton as bookkeeper for Wolfpl
Greth/Ifld.
31?: Muesli}: Rossini. Pit
er ave enters g's Be 001. “my
ford, for the coming MM.
F. A. Dickarrnan who is ill of south
Brights disédse, it 'IIIIIII gm $ln3333 to-
cust avenuvrfl Elm,
A new concrete walk Isis
In North scream h" M villi}.-
C A. to the corner at 86!”thme
factory
Miss (3 AI hadron monotheis-
ing a number of New York friends at
her {em III om: WHEN
wee
Miss Fanny L. Hoyt, who must:
a truest oft her sister. him; has
Hoillngworth in Hunl’glte, once.
for several weeks. sailed for
Sept. 17.
”Thadagce men lathe I c.
y ’ on 2‘ F
dgt may ,
Mred and a decided social
)3me Mrs, wk“ J.- m3
Niagara Falls and Canada, and will
commence housekeepi" in an apart-
meat in ’I
em ioyed3 In New Yfll‘km
this week and or; rhiniti- ME
Ethel “533mm... other W
music and “mm
sour- DIIII VW ambit”! :3_
Mr. and mac
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Norwalk Chronicler