“ll
' 390 --Edltor’n Residence
. tomorrow evening at the high school
. Gummy apparently has In inenr~
,1 apposite you. than the products
or our Bakery and Candy Kitchen
will surely suit,
Horne-matle
Candy
Faith Daily
F. A.LANE
BAKERY, CONFEOTIONER‘V
iOE CREAM
Telephone 409
at Washington at... Sayer-walk
Illilll NEWS
EVENING SENTINE: TELEPHONE
92-2-a—Ncwo Department
Bea—Bunions. Department
«oz—Branch onion. Norwsik
729-5—Ciiy Editor’s Residence
WASHINGTON'S Bl RTH DAY SENTI.
The Sentinel will be issued as a
morning paper next Wednesday.
Washington's Birthday. and advertise-
'mcnts. items of news, etc should
reach the onion of publication Tuesday
afternoon.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinityziSnow this
afternoon and tonight. Tuesday clotr
dy; increasing east winds shitting to
northwest. tonight. A (lull storm that
was central near New Orleans yester-
day morning has moved northeasterly
to North Bamboo and is producing
snow or rain in the eastern portion of
the Lake region and along‘the Atlantic
coast as tar as l-iutteras. The storm
will probably continue in this vicinity
until late tonight or Tuesday. An area
of very high pressure with low temper-
atures is moving in from the North-
west.
TEMPERATURE A YEAR
DAY
AGO TO-
Temperature; Low, 23; high. it).
Part) y cloudy.
if you have a cough or n cold road
Stiiisonet’uwell corporation adv.
. . . -
Read the remarkable reductions in
the Great A. It P. Tea Company adv.
‘ Attorney J.
walk. spent
on business.
olden Hurihuit. of Nor-
ie morning in Westport
A monthly meeting of- the town
board of school visitors will be held
building in West avenue.
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A great bargain day has been ar-
ranged for tumormw at tho liiiutz
store. it you are intereutcd the adv.
will give you ptn'liculurs.
The right thing at the right time is a
pair of Tliamcr‘s glusscs. if your eyes
are troubling you they will examine
your eyes iron 01' charge See adv
Jones and l-lotchklns says it is safe
to bring yoar heating troubles to them
because they can supply the heating
apparatus best adapted to your needs.
See adv.
Arthur Frederick Huntington, the
organist of the Forst Methodist Epin
copal Church. has been ill at his home
in Main street for several days and
Miss Alice Dyckmau substituted [or
him yesterday.
Joseph Hoyt. tho well-linowu engi-
neer on the Dnnbury road formerly at
South Norwallt, who has been in the
Stamford Hospital ever since Chl‘lfil-
nuts. in ncw‘improving much to the re»
lie! of his many friends.
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At Hallo Hall tomorrow night. the
occasion of the benellt oi Norwnik
lodge. Benevolent and Protective 0r-
dcr o: Elks. a full orchestra will tur-
nish music. and there will be special
films and vocal selection
Allttle toil from the pay envelope
each week dcpooi d in the South Nor
walk savings bnn not only helps your
credit but that of the community. it
deposited before March 4th it will
draw interest from the first. '
The etch h and dial session or the
pinocbie moment among the coin
pulse of the south Norwn If Fire Do
pennant will he held Thursday even-
In. at. the quarters at Old Well Hook
nod udder Company. Putnam Hole
meutnablo land. but there is s consid-
gmgg pol-oiliiiitr of it warm finish be
the Old I[Well boys and the Pin
Patios. turtle paced the hook
and laddermcn lut melt. .
lent III! Fro-
Not-walk tot! mauve
"din. will hold a rolli-
art“ Vellum main:
We with oil mm cl'
Insurance"
Will gladly explain. Telephone 16M.
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
n wncninc'rou crnu'r. acorn
noawnttwouu.
TILIPHONI tic-i
Park & Tilford's
DeliCiousCandies
~80LD AT—
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG STORE
FOR SALE
NEW 30x8 ORUISING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE $350. Apply at
Anderson’s Launch Works
Oyster shell Point. Norwniit
‘ I
There is an
ADAGE
which tells us it we want a thing
well done to do it. ouriwli'ca. Now
that is that tho sorrel of my suc.
(toss. I attend. it"lfilllitiil)’, to all
the little 11013“?! in m; profession.
There is no icuvin: oi" parts [or
some inexperienced mechanic. to
spoil after a ton. run hocn well
started. and vhnt may sccm an
inalgniticnnt ill‘ll'ii to many is just
us thoroughly and cniclully exo-
cutcd as the I‘iitilil conspicuous
portion when the work it; finished.
Moderate prices,
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St. South Norwnlk
Hours: 9 n. m. to it p. in. sun-
dcys by appointment only.
5‘ I
‘1
Crepe Kimonos
‘IN PLAIN omens mobiles-
. DEN
SHORT ONES ........... 50o
LONG ONES ....... . . .0190
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WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY
CARDS
6 FOR So
I. I. MALLETTE
(formerly Mines Dawson)
88 Washington It. Yet. “I
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Open
Saturday
Night
FNOM 7 TO 0
0
you run commune: or 4
hour "on:
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
OININAI. nunmc
IAVINOI onr.
cm bloom vsum
CityNauonaIBunk
TAANIAO'I’! A OINIIAI. IANKINO
ii OWINI“ AND OFIIN. IVIIY
“MOM
at this
is
Mil-IT? BONIIITIN'I'
WI'I'N OOUNO
OANIIINO
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i till, mullet a See any. , .
Automobile
ll. 1. Imwndca and (i. L. Woodward.
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special. W.” on Bachelor ohiiloatcrs ‘
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“r“- ‘
Miss Edna Meeker, or New Canaan.
‘ run none or HART acunrruan a MARX etc-rune ,
is,vlsliing her sister. Miss Florence
blocker. of Merwln street, for a few
rays.
Miss I‘irothcrton, of the Boston
Store, tell this morning on some can
conled ice. but fortunately was unin~
lured.
Our Brothers' lodge. .‘o. 10. l. 0, 0.
it‘. will confer the second degree at
their meeting thia evening on four
candidates.
Edward W. Kelley, .lr., of West are-
nue, and sister, Miss Florence Kelley,
spout. yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. filth
ward Day. of Bothel.
Misti Marlon Hayes. of Holden uvth
nue, attended a pertormance or "Aida"
oi the Metropolitan Opera House in
New York city. last Saturday.
William Jones, of the local trolloy
lines. appeared this morning minus his
moustache. lie has been nicknamed
“handsome" by his fellow trolleymon.
The Endtqur Circe. of the South
Notwuik Congregational Church will
hold a regular meeting tomorrow after-
noon at, it o‘clock with Mrs. Ralph
Gregory, of Scavlow avenue, Estit Norv
wnl .
Tho Foresters of America. Court.
Narruk. hold a "coinmittoc of twenty"
lnoiing youtcrday in plan for the unnl~
voraury to be held in April. 'l‘hori‘
will be a class initiation in backwoods
hall and a banquet folloiving in the
town assembly hall.
The nominating committee of tho
Smith Norwulk Club will hold a meet.
ing thin evening, when a ticket for the
running your will he made up. ' The
nomination committee consists of Wll~
trod iiodwell, chairman. R. It}. Ichitt.
S. S. .Inrrlu. .I. It). Slater, ll. fl. Hatch.
The Old Fashioned Sinking school.
whlrh was to tune been repeated to-
morrow ovnlng in lm-kwmd‘s Hall for
the boncilt of thorn who hiid no oppor-
tunity to see It inst titno.’haa been in-
doliuilcly liOiii.lKiiiI?lI. owing to the ill-
nose of one or the principal memberu.
Harry Sterling. who is coniincd to his
home with tonnilitis. it will be given
at a later date. Iltiworci‘. and the urn
uouncemcnt of the date will he made
The committee npptnntod by Court
Nitrruk. lt‘omuters of America. to plan
for the comlntt annircrunry celebration
oi the court. had an important. ntcei- ‘
int: yesterday afternoon. when Mine of
tho preliminaries worn donidt-d upon
:rno celebration in to be Sunday. April
hit. on tho afternoon of which there
will be u bin class initiation. Th‘c
Grand and Suprcim- (‘onn officers will
be invited and n command «intonation
of ihcm is crpociod. Following the
work. thcrc will he an elaborate bun
«plot.
III“ III Will SIRIII
WALL B'l‘lllilli‘i'l‘ 10:10 a. m.—-4)pnn-
inx quotations on the stock marital to
day in most cases stunned n dorlinc
from Saturday s llnni figures. ILI'RIIIIIK
St. Paul and t‘onuoltdntcd (ins each
lost it point, 1‘. 8 Steel a.“ and Mimi
unmuicd (‘oppcr and i’ulon Parmc idl.
.‘iiisaouri Pacitlr utilized ‘1; and 31min
prn Railway lid 1»,
WALI. RT lilti‘l‘. il a. nt.~~l‘riccs dc-
clnod further alter tho owning. hut
them wan nit almulcc ol livinalld at the
low loud and the market grew dull. In,
iornnutloncl llnrvrustc improved it
points. with the rile attributed to the
mpoctallon of Illitilllllil‘ detolupmcniu
til the dim iorn' meeting today
WALL STREET. noon --i-l|wrulution
ul‘i
”plum ~-
$2.00 Trousers ..
$2. 50 and $3.00 Trousers ..
$4. 00 Trousers ......... .
$4 so and $5 00 Trousers.
$6.00 and $6.50 Trousers...
At! my old hohhr attain-«trivial: good.
ought to ho a matter of morn. but it isn‘t.
better than imitate club. I‘m going in tall. about it
very choicest. the
large hurry with of Hwy brinhi color. cit-Mil) clipped and handled with
(it I'OIITM‘ I cannot ui‘icr theta at Ilttl' ruling price of or-
tlto tlii’ion-ncv in coal is not a matter of nor are!“
Prior or dirty outs make your
Auk tor '
grout i'iil'c.
dinnry nuts. lull
mtismptrnw,
Buy
means i. 'Valuesl
iionnio Clips,"
TWO STORES:
The New Store
34 Wall St.. Norwalk.
CLEAN
th e
lvw conic more on n has.
horses sick iiitll to the and you'll find lhcm moat triliiil’iiillte.
nmnwue a» a e .
...a...u
our airman 52.
w. rOuscrs Now
While February Prices Are On Them
Down to rock-“bottom go February prices on all our ‘
broken lines of Trousers. Our customers know what that
Valuesi VALUES! They are what
have made our Trousers Sales famous all over this'aection.
Now. just when you need new Trousers most. we drop
the prices to the lowest mark of the season. Work Trou-
sers, Business Trousers. Dress Trousers in wonderful var-
iety at these
BIG‘AND REAL REDUCTIONS
.Are n
...Arc n
14 South Main St.
South Norwafl:
OATS!
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First to quit it}, last in price. always in the minds of its custom-
crr-llounlc Home Ground Feed (or lloracs. Cattle and Poultry.
.Are now $1.98
”Are now $3.98
.Are now $4.48
acilsct‘ccncti “MR.
and as long Jill I do It
ow $r.48
ow $2.98
in
This
ma that offers ,
ed
llv
of
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an
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SinsII Roe Shad lb I8c l Snapper Hines. I2c
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WEAKFISH. BLUEFIOH. FLATFISH. FROSTFISH. STEAK COD. SALMONL
SMELT. FINNAN HADDIEB, OYSTENO. CLAMS AND ESCALLOPS. ETC.
Cutbill'sff. Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108.
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tit
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DELIVERY.
was at a low chit during the morning
acsulon. Itcanlnplton oi uranium of
the Supreme court. with the possibility
of decisions in ounce of «special In»
tort-til to Wall SITOI‘IMIIMI tho IIIl‘Tl‘lui'
ml likelihood or an extra Rt'liltlml oi
t'onnrcsu continued In restrain trailers
and oven at the lowor level of pricos
established there was: little demand.
The rise or 3 Hi points in intro-nation-
al Harvester was more Illilli cancelled
by realism; and come selling on till:
appointment at the increase ln the
annual dividend rate to live per cent.
TH!
DON'T BUV A MOTOR CAR UNTIL VOU HAVE HAD A LOOK AT
HENRY “40”
A BIG, POWERFUL. HONIITLY BUILT CAR. OUANANTEEO FOR
SIX MONTHS IV THI MANUFACTURER AND THE DEALOR.
ill
in
ill
which was less than had been expected
by many. At midday the marital was
tractionnliy shove the low tarot. iiendii
S. L. BENEDICT, Agent
OI IOUTH MAIN OT.
i
Phone toe-r. ”
were steady.
WALL STREET. l p. m." The mart
lint tnolt an abrupt turn upward utter
midday and ahowud seine activity for
it while. under which United Siam
alert. MIMtlrl Pacific. Union Pacific
and benign Vulltty sold a point above
their earlier low level and Radian
two points. Elsewhere pricueiwere
also quite generally restored to But-
nrdny'n closing or «here. I). B. [tuba
her atocku were heavily bought, the
demand nrlslnu in part from the m-
uonsblu weather condition: preveilinn
over a wide area of the country. The
common stock moved up i 5.8 and the
Delegation hem Nomik to mat on
lit-end Oldest-n in untrained.
Put Worthy President! a J. Its-yr
holds. James M Oman. Johan. Mt
Junior Put Worthy David Huh-ti!
and Worthy President Wilma J. hwy
all. of Norwitilt Aerie. No. II“. I
will no to Bumtord tomorrow
ice. to mend the banquet at
more? Angle to the mils;
on. w c are
tour. The mm till «The
be the wolbhncv “slivers;
i"'°'l"i."ll“l WW
on or w o I new .
president of tile Aer“
brand Wertlti‘i .
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Ill
' and than!
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OF (KIN ONO!»
aw.
. . .. Lute can trout It?! up.
mm ”m ‘ ‘2 mail sum in». em up.
won. Arrauo “our marine. WW 0mm "on “-30 tw-
Lucid Iiiirtl trout It.“ on.
.110 Volume for m.
M cerium 500.
Main new
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at ”mm-“0'
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Mail”.
cl rmuntgou. m. am we
the denudation:
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The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
I! OOUTII MAIN ITIIIT.
Till LAI‘I‘ CLIMANCI “L! or THII “MON
Illvery Butt. Cont. 13m: Shirt. Waist and For in our stores is marked
tor Incl clearance tor immediate disposal
have always known. in proctor “without and prettier value that you
have ever known.
IOUTI'I NONWALK
There
com anti on our Famous Tul-
lored Wat-ts from 01.9. up.
Home Court
«rum
We IIIOIl
I ’ Hilton: 01th. is
IIOGIIl‘IIIl that
reuion that t
not suited to
lining III“. for
Ayxhwmitoucouu nut.
more with: to!
the
clue.
as tor lilo.
1h link More. 000.
, a min titan mic-m Nor-walk
enemy to correct on erroneous tin-
Thc comment odicinll informed
him that n survey had m mode in
Which sin county uni
Knitter-d county and that“1
ii
in the nullity you
I. broken lots at
w
horn" «no.
such a survey in ac-
acii of Connecticut
culture.
MM Oi!
inns turd
IXIQntIIliC I 0 mph I0
can»; the on;
manual it .
it use
MN .2
III 4“
“ll’t‘il on the scene.
alarmed over the six shooter. and he
nation into Riuho. and gave him an aw
wnl plummeting.
iiinko was about all In. and his face
and builds
dcclncd not csaurt to call a physician
and Dr Robert M W-ulfo was {luminou-
mi to patch him up
lulnnd Cemetery.
THIS
SHOES .
caps
ALI. 02.00 HATB .
too suture
$1.00 sth'rs
LIIIIIIIII IIAIII IIIIIIIIIIITEII
III SPIIIIIBNIIIIII
(Continued from first page.)
Captain of Police Pennington. Olli-
cars Tutblil. Smith and Stratton were
iiic raiding party. and while the for-
mer went. into the kitchen in the rear
the other three entered the front door.
Bl‘
lIlt‘ plncc, and all the tables were our-
rnti with drinking cups, which the of-
ficers stated contained or had contain
tween thirty and forty men were in
liquor. In the MINI”! Captain Pen~
ningion found a bottle of liquor which
the (but had tossed under the stove.
A scorch was then made of Tomns‘
inn apartments on the second floor.
and here a gallon of rum and a case
hour was found. Sevcrll dlflereo'.
men manic claim to the liquor. but To»
mas was arrested charged with being
t.‘ proprietor or the place. in court
is morning Judge Taylor Mund him
lily of selling liquor without a it-
as» aud lined him 310 and costs,
Hill was paid up. -
Assault in Irookcldo.
A serious astral! case Occurred in
ilrooitsidc. yesterday afternoon. one or
the participants requiring the services
a physician to patch up his injurielo
alien lilo ui'lrm it“ ended Joint Rin-
It? of llroohsidr and Stephen Ilene-
d is,
who resides at the home or Mrs
trio Korcsmoras. olf Sound View
cnuc. near the South Norwaik city
lino. unturned in a diepnlu. which irrad-
unlly grow in proportions. until Rinko
lll‘
loaded. but ilegedns did not know this.
My a revolver. The weapon was not
0 lultcr's brother Charles here up-
He was not
When he finished
tun- badly tI.Il it was
The matter was then reported to
Constable John Reynolds, who scorned
e assistance of Special Oinccr Wal-
co Sammie. and they went to the
scene and art-outed the parties con-
cerned. The case came before Judge
Joseph ll. Taylor. this morning. but
was motioned until Thursday morning
9 o’clock. John Rinko and Charles
lingering bolus siren their liberty un
tr bonds or 3100 each.
For Stealing Milk and Rollo.
Followin the complaints about the
theft at mi k and buns from houses in
.Raymond Water Monroe and Chest-
nut strects. Constable J. J. Goodwin
arrested John is: llingey. formerly of
South Nora slit. Saturday
lliugoy. who II at present living on
Hut; island. claimed he came over to
the Connecticut side of the sound to
seek work and that being hungry, he
took‘the articles oi food mentioned.
afternoon.
0 also claimed he has to support his
family mu other relatives.
After hearing the details 01 the case.
Judge Joseph R Taylor continued it
until Thursday morning. tiring bonds
at 825 At last accounts. Dlmy had
not secured a bondsmnn though
IIII in hopes of getting one.
Woman Arrested.
Mrs. Belle Percy. recently at Brida-
port. but who came to South Norvvnlk
sometime ago to cure tor n sick hus-
band in Water street. become intoxi-
cated. yesterday. and wondered to Pine
Some kind hearted
person-put her in a small building
there. and Con-able J. J. docdwin rm
untitled. Ho arrested Hrs. my and
in court today Judge ’1‘
a line at $8 and costs.
NONWALK TOWN OOUI‘I‘ OAIIO.
duller I. u. Lockwood Aldo Had a
[tiny Tigris With Modem Today.
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Final Clean-up
Suits. Overcoats, Shoes and
Winter Furnishings
THE BEST VALUES EVER OFFERED
3UITS -na-un-run-onoucan-nnunnn-nrnare:nan-rn~caoceuc-“p9.‘u’j
OVERCOATO ............................................l.W
.3190 to 33-1
SWEATERS ............................................79dio"1.15
100 end ”of:
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50G UNDERWEAR c.1001-loIIIe-oincollillIOI.DOOUD.O‘DCOIIIIIIII;’“‘
76° UNDERWEAR nan-uarnu...over-nu...n-nuo-noccaooec-ooo-o‘n m
’1'00 U~DERWEAR .c-nu.-.e-un.Inun-coce-cue-sooneruuosc‘nano:m
THE OREATEOT BARGAINS OF THE SEASON
Price’s Clothing Stare:
98 Washington Street ’ V
be
sylor labored
WEEK
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li't w‘
Concouqvnlooelolooltl. .1M'
ll
(‘lark street by Sergeant Bryan
Silk and Officer Charles F. Page.
12:45 ociock Saturday night. Thorn
were put under bonds of 3500 an .
bound over to the February term“
the Superior court. as they pleaded
gluilty to the charge of burllary against
l em ‘
‘4'.
Two Borgia". ‘
Someone reported to the unicorn that
they had heard these men enter the
Howard B. Wilson building. No. .
Clark street through a window. Tli‘e
men or the law lost no time in reach- »
ing the place and in entering the win
dow. They searched the place and “’H
lent-till found the young men hidde
butter 8 coat in a closet. They nrt'eh
ted them and took them to the station
house where they spent Salim
This morning Judge Lockwood hod’
them that they might have their cps 1 ‘
continucd if they desired to 0b“
counsel but after conuldeflng the III-
ter they decided to obtain couple!
the higher courts at the WW
the state The February term glut?
murt (.omenes on Wednesday, I:
u nether their cases will be up that , ‘
or act is In doubt. ~ it‘
The place the then entered bum:-
ccntiy been fixed up by Mr. .Wli
who is to have a tobacco. 3‘,
and quite a quantity of lubaoco s
in the place. A blanket use loun '
upon the floor h) the police and “I m
suspect that the burglars were tom.
ry off some oi” the goods In the
ct They protest and sat they
going to sleep on the blanket '
A. Gun Man.
Two l‘olnchs. John Slensld
(' httries \‘heiv.lth oi Norwulk. we
rented at the corner of Main and: ‘
streets on Saturday by (moor '
S. Murray. One man had a an
a tight had started. (Juicer-M Mug“
just in time to prevent a_ s‘h’oot,’
lray.1‘he man with the gun was
8.» for taming concealed um
and than he was lined to and min
on the charge of breach 1 the ,
for which the other scrapper on alm’
a like tine. -
Simply intonichted.‘
Otto Nicodemus of Newark. Na
who was arrested on comp plant
(‘biet Thomas hastherldnd Bacardi
torcnoon was thought on We ~
punishment enough for halal law ‘ r
ted by spending aturday and
In the Water street station. It W
deed punishment enough“ tor the ,
tion is an unhealthy mitt-impede
lowed to no for he had cuter than: t.
tutti: the courts before. He left with bk
w e.
Murphy Again. ....
William Murphy. cuboid of!
who. in tact sent over bald-slat
wood but a few months
rested early Sunday morn g
18:10 ociock. tor intoxicnti‘oa h
cor Murray. He was Inuit TI on
but said ho had no moneys.
Don't Like Juli talcum
EtIWllI‘lI litmus. It award 7 .
Bridgeport .wul found. on
car lot-once J. Adams. .1
doorway or the Boston
day spent 11: till and boron
to the Wctcr street station“?u rm.
no doubt oi the intoxlcntionlc
and the prisoner was fin
costs. like Murphy. lie .
but made an excellent“ to
Lockwood nylon tint hit but! .
of jail all winter and intelligi-
to have to spend the .3
A,
casement. He will it
min tin-ouch the sum
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NONWALK. COLIN—IO M
law GAL”)
wore mmicdi Ill ml
month or the your. an
city hell am for tit heirv
rumor. Brown ”in ~
Audmi‘" imr (It: r50 .
Time couples of litigant
:. ,1 on. n
"mmflflmr 39%;;
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Norwalk Chronicler