‘ ‘j GetYour pm wants :
.r Medial the
" ”final-l" l 2’"
y Personal attsatlo3 um 00"“ all
til-fl
Ohil‘m ini- oir "
Coins in and wait
tr‘h i‘
ILJW 1.. a .
‘—
. i,:isiiitii.ranf"f‘itjt . J
Mrs. Williams. Fulani is out e ill at
her home in south O‘iihor‘n avenue.
Frank J Flaherty has recently op-
ened an electric store in East Wash-
lngton street.
Austin Cockefur has recently re-
signed as cook at J E O'Stilllvnns
Dorian House.
A monthly business meeting of May-
flower Hook and Ladder Company will
be held this evening at the truck
house in Van Zandt street
Work appears to be proxresaln:
nicely on the house of Rev. Dertt '1‘.
Van boron, in East avenue. Several
rooms are being "added to the house.
The Connecticut Company has re-
ceutly had the space between its
tracks oiled where the adjoining high-
way has been given the all treatment.
Captain Charles Remain. one of the
well known East Norwalk oystermen
who works on the natural growth beds.
is now dredging near Seaside Park.
Bridgeport.
’1‘. s. Glover and daughter, Mitts
Ethel Glover. In company with a party
of friends. are enloying an auto trip
to Vermont. Mil-is Glover will remain
there a few weeks
Emory Simpson. of Peeksklll New
York. is now a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles H. Aisthorpe, oi Beaviow ave
ntte. Mrs. Simpson has been a guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Alsthorpe for several
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gregory. of Sen-
vlew aveitue, who have been planning
an automobile trip. expect to start to»
marrow. Weather and other condi-
tions proving favorable. they expect to
go as far as Boston.
interest seems in no way to diminsh
over the sport of camping out at Gulf
Pasturc. Changes occur each week iii
the personnel bill the number of camp-
ers is as large or larger than over.
There are now more than forty tents
at the beach and the campers appear
to be having a very fine time.
It In expected that there will be quite
a turnout of the voters of the school
district this evening. A special meet-
ing of the district will he held at the
Fitch school, for the purpose of ap-
propriation more money for the aunt-
tary and heating apparatus which lt.ls
pr and to install in the Marvin
l.
Tine oystermen hevc their eyes peel-
ed for the "set," which in very much
absent thus far. tine oystermen re
period this morning that last Wednes-
day be discovered "quarter llnales."
which put in an appearance a week or
more In advance of the "set." There
has been considerable hope of an ear»
iy "set" this mason.
Today was like picnic dny around
the south Norwulk steamboat dock. an
unusually large number of people
ore-sin the Sound on the steamer
Huntln oil. The latter will also take
the East Norwalli and Norwalk Moth-
odlat ilunday schools to Oakland and
ltye beaches Wednesday for their an-
nual outing. The start from South
Norwalk will be made at 8:80 a.
some of the natural ttrowih oyster
inert have found that it is not nodes~
sory for them to lay up entirely until
the season opens in September. Some
are rattle and tonglnp inside the is-
lands whi e others are run king on beds
not controlled by the Ilale. off Seaside
Park. liridttobort, lieutbport and Black
itock. Last week the Stevens Oyster
Company. of Itownyton, purchased :00
bushels of and oysters. paying 00
cents pot bushel for them.
A special quartet, composed or the
Nissan Nina and Carrie Carpenter. A
Futilitnaway and 0003‘” ii. itirst.
sang at the East Avenue Methodist
Church yesterday morning. For than
oflartory, Mr. Kim rendered "tlonsiti-
our and Hour Ma. " in the absence of the
traitor. luv. W. W. Gillies. who is in
the Catskill Mountains on his annual
vacation. thalinv. F. H. Ala-worth oili-
ciated and p ad an succulent aar-
men. The ave agosrvlos was CilMHO'
ted by the lilpworfh Willi Burwsli
F Day. in. m
namast milks, a retina than who
has been “will“? lillmln or team
years in Brooklyn“! who formerly
resided in the I.’ inherited build
is toast Waaltlfltdtt strict with is
vanilla. was a sailor ea Manila liars
Baturday night. who would not hers
mosamd him had its not introduced
himself. lid is now; a his strapping
fellow. twantyiwn‘ old. Waring
came into Dolls In an to loot
godliness?“ which its is weiilxlllfll‘.
is grim War as. to
sides in South film”!
Manager item Waterbury, oi the
Maydower W than. is not my
most: pie-boil with the treatment ate
corded him by several
1“ ‘tsaiuttia therewith hardly any so.
their decision. This who have
or no:
nonpar- ill:
sprint:
the “smith. learnt.
» o hustle to not. his loans to
“other list may still woltltstl
“in M9
owo‘ri
ins ymhm
"hm"? "mummy“; at: west
8. Keene
were with yesterday on
port trip by the score of s
pitched tor All: Maydoders.
' iiitttii
W t. Scarlet. of Tokeneka. has adds
.ed a handsome stereos Dot-yes car to
his extensive garage.
A party or abotit a dozen cunts Il‘v
rived at the Tokenskc inn. Saturday.
for a few days stay.
A regular monthly meeting of Re-
llanoa Hook and Ladder Company will
he held this evening.
Miss Jeanie Dufauit of Rowayton. is
entertaining Miss Marguerite Mot
Gloan,ot Brooklyn N. Y.
Mrs. Beth B. Tome. of Hartford. has
arrived here on a visit with her moth-
or Mrs. Benjamin at. John.
Selectman Hiram Taylor. of West
side avenue, entertained his twin
brother from Hartford. over Sunday
W. Wiener the New York man who
is occupying the Miner D. Randall
house at Tokeneke. has purchased an
Overland auto.
Frank DsWaters. employed as book
keeper for Contractor Herbert V Carr.
in East Norwalk. ls indulging in a two
weeks' vacation.
Reginald Jeffrey. of Tokeneke eaten
tained his uncle from New Yer, over
the week end. the latter coming here
in his big touring car.
Mrs "George W. Thompson. of Syra-
cuse.N . .ts visiting her son. Wil-
liam it. Thompson. of Kill Kare cot-
lags. Rowayton avenue.
Postmaster Harvey Acksrt ia enjoy-
Ing a bicycle trip to Pangbqnay. New
York where he will spend a few days
with relatives and friends.
~
The long distance siren for Reliance
Hook and Ladder Company was order
ed July 20. 1010 and the members ate
expecting Its arrival every day.
m
The invalid chair manntactory of
Raymond Brothers closed down Friday
night for an indefinite period. on ac
count of the lacy of water to Chair
mar'. pond.
Miss Jennie Scott has returned
from a several days“ visit in Water
bury, where she joined her mother, of
tar camping wltlt‘a party of friends
at Lake Quonnlpaug. Ct.
Frank Lockwood's recently complet-
ed house. In Rowsyton avenue to now
ooottpiel by Mr. Mcilonuld and fall-
ly. who moved from one of Guile
Raymond‘s places in Raymond street.
The Countess Alma Leann. of ltaiy.
la occupying the late residence of Al-
fred Patterson and Reginald S. Jadray.
at. Tokoneke, who have lust taken poa-
eeaaion of their line new property on
the shore.
Dr. M. J. Bernstein. whoao health
has not been good for some time past.
has sailed for Europe to spend several
weeks. Mrs. Bernstein and child have
gone to the Adirondack Mountains to
spend a week.
The flag pole has been repainted
with the rest of the Reliance Hook and
Ladder Company‘s Dillldllll and has a
very neat appearance. and front which
the ting .has been half-muted out of
mpecl lo the late Captain W. H.
Boyle.
A new trough was put in last week
at the watering' tank of the railroad
company, and a large force of iron
workers from Bridgeport are maklnk
repairs to the other three troughs, and
getting them in good shape beforewold
weather comes on.
All invitation has been received by
the Reliance Hook and ladder Com-
pany from Old Well Hook and indoor
Company to parade with companies in
South Norwalk Bopiember 23 1910;
also one from Eagle Hook and Ladder
Complnl'. of Dorian. to parade there
in the near future.
Postmaster Harvey Ackart has had
an constructed for his automo-
lllio. me other day he forgot to open
the front doors, and ran the car
through them. The lamps and front
mudguard on the auto were broken elf.
and uvoral boards on the doors bati-
ly splintered. Rpalra have since‘been
. made.
Frederick Page, the chauffeur sin;
by John 0 Hoyt. who was badly
Kurt 1 running over a wheelbarrow
lo the road In North avenue nearly a
returned to New York Baler-
day. "spending a few days "at Con-
island. its spent several
mm in the Norwalk Hospital and
has ly been undergoing treatment
in aw York city.
The new itowayton railroad‘ station
was entirely completed last week and
am one of the illicit on the line.
The allot? lights were installed con-
aldarabiaa
slay having been experienc-
3‘ ill to Ditto: tits naturoa and pnttln
than 11. station A ant William list
hag, soon roll a auto or of pictures to
ornament the walls and the building.
throughout” to in this shape
till in millilil
Mrs. John Kerr. of “Ottawa. Canada.
who has splat a very pleasant visit
with air. and airs. Edward Elliott. of
You mitt! elitists. Darien in return»
ed to bill bolas.
its call 1m. ndwarti bitten. at
l has.“ more. Dorian, some
moi his hands sous-s tins lists use
erhaitd- It... my
Miss Janl and her mother were in
route int vfietr automobile tor Narra-
we HI . Everything
fell ills Milt canning season. M3-
sea, leillllllln 3" "1333513" Feisty
and Economy Fruit Jars, Jelly,
Gluten. Jar Rubbers, Jar Tops
" dramatic. ‘ .
Seltlichtlu’g- liros.&Ctl
Garner Railroad mm and Main 91-.
not." . which?“
illlll ill lll till" Ill
Mr. and Mrs. it. Fred l..yon of 1:
Pleasant strait. Danbury. are the
week- and guests oi Mr. and Mrs. Law-
rence Douglas. of Harbor View Beach.
Mrs. Carrie hi. Ely, of 27 Farvlaw
avenue, Dsnhury, is the guest for new
erul weeks of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Tweedy..at “Harbor View" cottage.
Deli island.
M
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur a Thompson.
Mr and Mrs. Harry or liable and
Miss Elsie Ferry, of Danbury return-
ed today from a two weelta‘ vacation
spent at compo Beach.
Edward Gage. the obligirig young
wireless operator who has been out.
faring for an ulcerated tooth. is coir
siderably improved today. He had
many callers yesterday afternoon.
The United Volunteer Life Saving
Corps member! expect to enter the
rates at the Norwalk Yacht Club on
Saturday Members of the other clubs
along the shore also anticipate enter-
ing the races.
Captain Horses 8. Match. 0f the Non
walk Yacht Club, kept Fleet Captain
William II. liyington busy all you
terdny afternoon. trying to figure out
the new overland route that he has
established over the Norwalk islands.
«Band night tonight at Roton Point.
Dancing until 11 o‘clock.
Herbert Baldwin took his butt "ilili
iken" out of the water on Friday and
she is new on the ways undergoing rs»
pairs. liar stay in the water on her
side. after her overturning. caused her
to aprinx a leak. This will probably.
be stopped in a day or two.
. the at the
7mg the deluge as. ‘l‘hsro will be two
resumption batman.
As at distant) e looaIba
hotel W its! literati-id
row morn:
Mo s on the behind“
ton street bridle. when the forthcom-
ing stats conve on oi the harbors. to
be held in Boullt silt Sunday. Aus-
nst 21st diaou pen the local tit»
ion will dev e1 :th ml of entertain-
tensions of the contraction. morning
ad afternoon. A dammittoe consist.
ng of Charles Dildo and lids Finer
ted to arrange for dinner
from .. . _. w
, 9| Neil on of
sum. ed Good, ‘s
llhlrtwalata In backhand, stamped on
indies Linen and Lingerie Cloth
bitten Hand Bags
Complete. with metal frame. .....500
Full line of IILTO. COLLAR. Tow-
ILI, Ito.
J. I. MALLETTE
tremor-1y Misses Dawson)
.Is WAiHmo‘ron araaar
W‘s-ow
TRUNK
Repairing in all its
branches
House Trunks Made
to Order
MOTH - PROOF
CHESTS
for Furs. Winter Gar-
ments, etc.
Also shun}? Boxes
ROYROCK MFG. CO.
Burgess Jennings. whose boat the
"it. it. I.“ which has been out of com‘
mission for a few days. has been or
ed up and was in line running shape
yesterday. "Bridge" spent the dayl
cruising back and forth some: the
numerous small Islands near the
Knob, where he keeps his boat.
Captain William J. Mciilteh. Jr's.
sailboat broke from her moorinas off
the Norwalk Yacht Club. Saturday at-
12 Seaview Ave. Tel. 368‘
IAIT NOIW’IALK
Automobiles
To RENT
Repairing and General Overhauling by
first class mechanics.
Meals for Maxwell. Koohier '10." Co
J...
[Janitor
launch, bill or” saved from going lunihla. liupmoblh. and Everitt “80."
out into the Sound by Daniel Young. Brand new Everltt demonstrator in
the alert young nephew of Captain town.
William Young. at the club house. who Do you watch the little llupp. You
went after the sailboat in a slim and can see her every day standing up and
towed but solely ashore. dolag service Greatest two-passenger
. car on earth.
those as or come and see til.
"an.“
No one. has as yet found out who the
swimmer was as far as can no nscor l
tallied. who attracted so much notice
along the shore when he swam from
Belle Inland Point to Keysor island and
return the other day. Many thought
that it was “Hop” lltdlfldlt‘i. but he
says that it was not and that he does
not know who the fellow was.
mo...
in... voila. saw travail a
Many residents and visitors along HARTFORD RAILROAD
the share on Saturday afternoon “l .......
the sun was beginning to act. noticed TIMI TAILI.
that Smith's island Light. In the old
unused lllhthouse. appeared to be
lighted once more. It was foitnd to bi.‘
the setting sun that had lighted the
light. The sunset from the water was
beautiful. perhaps the most beautiful
this year. it predicted the warm day
that yesterday was.“
in am June a. trio.
IOUTH NORWALK To le YORK.
A. M.—-il:llh. 6:091, sills. 0:08.
6:67. 7:”. 7:“. Mills. hills. 0:151.
9:87. lozm. 1mm. 11:30:.
P. "R“I'iui, 1:05. 3:50)! 8:17.
6100:, 6:80, 6:601. llzitl. mos. 7:1“.
7:5“. 0:401. 10: fl.
vflwwvm
MA“ MllTlNa or iTALlANa.
The committee on the Columbus Inns 0.”.
Day celebration of the lialian Boots A. u..." ills. g- 00: 5 “3. g 5.
lies of the Norwaiks, last year, held a 10 ”go;
meeting yesterday "afternoon at the p, “pump, g. 3“. g u, 5: ,5,
Cdtio barber shop on the Washington 5; m 1 on 7' fl. 7 a", g 31:. g, ‘3‘:
street bridge. when celebration mat-.10 II.
tera were talked over. including the NI
last year event.
it ha- not yet been decided whether“
MILK militia Alllaflb.
Detective lied-roan. ct stamtord.
camp to South Nomallt. flaturday
‘ night. looking for milk llllatos .who" ...... g m, m. 7. n.
was wanted there for oolootin some 3 5; “yoga, film. to: a it. 10:50:.
How firm lasso di Iinvite: 1. {sly ..
o is km s has" so am PM}. 075.130. s: 03:. Jill
Frill“. I!!! m to “Willi NOI‘WIlk" a.“ Ml "aw.” a, “.7 m“. ”a:
naturism and spasm a team and ”m. 10: in.
wool. W money due wt. m. g”.
await found at the lion‘s. of; I“ “Melitta. 1910:. 7:48. ._ 0:11.
.a you a in Fort street 1011“.th
Norw lot of Police volititar Mills. at“. 7:103.
“Delmar. Housman. and was tab. .3, Ma. y. ,.
on “to Itamlord. .............
alltllt hint-trim- heron.
Norwallt in a special car this time.
an: 3:). contiguoutly 1o}. tits trinkets Mill
an . n n . dansliu
continue until 11 o‘clock as a
attra‘otlon. An excursion will“.
on the steamer Rosodala
port, and a big plain is anti tilted at.
the Point
"" ’0‘. sawmill"
“or: vanilla: will a.
lawless. All were -
Rit
to have a celebr lion this year. but the g; Yotoulsg", o 30;. 5:70;, toga
oomtnlttes in ms oa‘hrranaomsnts for. u; “'25:”
lastriaar in annulus least an sacre- alias. 1: ii) 1.30:, a: tits.
slon foplnlon regardlna the matter. 3:39; ll: 55. “tax. 4: its. 6. 08:. 6:08
in line with this a mass insulin; of the g-gg, g‘; on, d 3 03a". 9; on, 9; so,
tatlan societies of the Norwalks has 11:001. 1mg. lg;
been rattledlfor 't‘lt'tlursday' itltialt't1 at Cult 7 g“
ner‘a a .. roa ave a 7- . um
nus .whsn it is expected something do ::A.M‘ 00!. Id '
llalttl will be decided. 1“"; gas" 1202;. 5:631, 5:07,
The Ant-rim Band will go up to" their
special inl
TO IOUTH NORWALK.
l (9. 0: (0.0 0:“.7: Wk.
‘7‘“: Ill“. 11:001.
tours Nd‘avlo? in new as.
names the hours wank.
Arts.» it. till. I: or, "3°”. ism.
r. tie-4st" " salts. in to.
“1“."
a. 1......
P. Nr-‘Oi tilts. a: m.
it 141“"ka To DANath.
gnomes 1117, it till
1*. Avila. "" 31.5"”"tttmitl.
Mam
' . nooawit‘tta oasmoacv.
deceptive dooratary Hot Altar the
Gubernatorial Nomination.
A failure of the present. political
situation in Connecticut is the strength
shown in the candidacy 0: Charles .1.
Goodwin for the Republican nomina-
tion for Governor. Perhaps this is no-
where hotter illustrated than in Hart-
fllt‘d, where the young Executive 8e-
cretary 'resides. Although it is the
'home of his competitor, E. J Lake. the
latest indications point to a sweep of
the city by Mr. Goodwin.
Charles A. Goodwin was born in
Hartford. April 111.1870 and is the
son of Frances and Mary Goodwin. He
comes of old colonial stock his early
ancestors settling in Cambridge Mass. ..
in 1036. Mr. Goodwin received his ear
3r education in the schools of his as-
ve city, in addition to a course at St.
Paul's. Concord. N. it After graduae
ing from Yale. in 1898 he completed
the law course at liar",vard and was
admitted to the Connecticut bar on
1.1002.lielmmed1utely en-
tered t e law office of Gross. Hyde &
Shiptnsu. where he remained until 10-
04. when he went into partnership with
M. 'l‘oacan Bennett. under the tlrm
atns of Bennett it Goodwin. lie at
ones took an active part In public af’
fairs at Hartford and soon gained the
confidence of the" people A strong
advocate of civic liberty his atltudo
attracted the attention of thinking
men. and in 1005 he was elected to
the Common Council of‘ Hartford from
the Fourth Ward He also served in
both chambers. Mr. Goodwin was
chairman of the Republican Town
Committee from 1000 to 1908. and was
appointed Executive secretary to the
Isle (luv. Lilley in 1909. When Gover-
nor Weoka took the gubernatorial
chair. be retained Mr. Goodwin as use
tetary.
At the commencement of his cont-
paign Mr, Goodwin declared that he
would not allow his candidacy for the
governorahip to be in any way con-
nected with the contest for the sons
toratiip. Since that time Mr. Goodwin
has constantly maintaineib that a l-
tude. Many of the supporters of gr.
Lake at tlrst claimed that Senator
Bulkelcy was pledged to the support
of Mr Lake This rumor was howcv
or put to rest by senator Hillkele)
himaolf_ who. in an Interview publish
ed in the Hartford Times. stated that
he would take no part in the guberna-
torial contest. From new on a merry
campaign will be wagered In behalf of
Mr, Goodwin and his intimate rela-
tions with the members of the General
Assembly. due to his position as ex-
ecutive secmttiry. will prove a valu-
able factor in the race.
A thin girl who looks plump may
deceive the men. but not the women.
Lallfice
WHOLIOALE AND RETAIL.
Brookside Lake Ice Co.
on.» and Storage. N. Y.. N. H. A H.
Freight Yard.
TELEPHONE 580.
High Grade Ball Benin:
LAWN
MOWERS
Garden Hose
Hand Cultivators
Brandt Sprayers
Wire Netting
And All Smoothie Goods
llllllll l. 00W
"8 WAIHINOTON ITRIIT
Hammocks
50c, 65c, 75c
Refrigerators
$3.98. $4.98 to 820'
s. it. aeolian. pleasure-lie
I”
F. A. lHTCHELL
. and“ resultant
cannon wits mo tools era.
NORWALKi 003m.
Ill‘lll‘
. WM ’30?” DYE“ GLAD!“
trivial: ordeal co.
HOTEL ARRIVAL8..
Mahaekomowtl Green-loin, Bridge-
port; it Mathewaon.city,l..1t.1iurl-
butt, Wilton; I. Mints. Newark; 3.1:).
O‘Sullivsn. Norwaik; M. P. lililloek,
city: Mr. 3nd Mtge. M F. liyrnes, Bos—
ton; F l). Lawton. city; A. M. Green.
M. A. Callas, W. F‘. Granule, New
York; Charles Reinhold J. Arbesmsn.
A. flelnhold, Daubnry; (l. I... » M.
Wright New York: M. C. Dooley. New
Haven: H. il. Carpenter city; James
Ill .0110. Dunbury; J.1tl.1’lunkett W.
0 Littlhet‘ll'. F‘. H. Smith. '1‘. Ardal.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Skulls. "New York;
.13 Jones. Ridgelleld; (3."Anderson,
C. Nolandor.A 11 King. New York;
W.’l‘ Decker.A K. M Mseorssor. New
Rochelle; 0 F. Danton and wit Miss
May Danton. Master Raymond ayes;
city: John '1‘ Carey. New York: D. M.
Drury. Bellevills, N. Y.: F. Andrews.
Danbury; P. Jeffers. Port Chester; J.
J. Warburton. Jr.. M. M Collins. ".Jr.
'1'. P. Karmeck. New York; A. D.
Dames. Bellini; Mr. and Mrs. J. Clark.
New Milford.
June 30; 10,10. .
HARTFORD.‘ A117: B."-~Ao *re .
to the Bank Comm ssionormtli
companies at the state show
crease In general deposits rout
830,110.06 on June .1909 to
770.00 on Julie 80 :anl c . '_
assets irom $29,802,831. it sit. ‘
808. 67. The state banks tune a
M‘MW in “gulf“? forth &I!m '
from ism Ht .145 77
their assets um. inhibited fro
213. its. 87 to sinusitis. ti. .
THE NEW SGIE ‘
Dell‘nltlhn or We... .,
Chiroprug‘ 1. in.
Mill. 9 Isaac an
instills
by a wrench. twist or M" in
One Way to make a delightful violet
perfume is to dry violets in the sun. ‘
then cover with cologne water; let
stand for several days and drain oi!
the liquid” and pour into bottles.
Real Estate-'51
Sold, Insured. Rented
omcx auro oeuvres
Have Rants Collected. and all Busi-
ness in Property done at
' so waeittno'ron at so. wonwanit ."
back. Even it. done in childhood) f
creates pinched times and Mt
later life in the affluent m _
Childpraotors remove the cause
Wm M a...” "vm W;
ea 1‘! re WWW at.
can: syllable in
”who?
molten s tat atts'n
Curvature of “3.08pm.! “on.
never roaret via Chiropractic
chance to help '
r. mandate. cg"
minute Treatments elven Also.
The 1.). Lawrence Agency-
15 South Main St.
It’s Just theTime of"
the Year
TO HAVE THE.
Furnace
Cleaned a n d
Repaired
I employ only experienced men
for this work. and my charges.
are Reasonable
Horace R. Nash
TILIPHONI .01
North Main and Wes Streets.
south Norwalk
During July and August
OUR ITORE WILL CLOSE ON
Saturdays at 1 pm.
EVERY OTHER WEEK DAV
YOUR BIRVICI FROM
1A. 94.70! P. M.
E. E Gerhatn
Decorator
‘.,..
—-——.
10 Firii Strut. Eatlt Norwalk
Telephone 452
1..
aaav out “wroa'tlilaaav avaa
Ans your am unseen and my
beginning to rebel! Malta than cota-
tenants. Fat than sass.
Wearinoourownladtss.
UNITID HANK IUILDlHO
Ma Y-I
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‘ ' With All iflmmwll. 0W0",
TELEPHONI cm. in.
Do__r___lon
(Bflaoryloolovard)
EAOT NORWALK.
gr"? '
Shore Dinners”.- d '3
Sea Feed 0030333 "33:43": ""
John E. O’Stillivan 3
Montana. .. {,4
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CityNationalBank
scorn noaw;ut. cit""'"fifi
a...
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