Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and e IIIe'tIt
service at all time
Personal attention liv-
en to oil prescriptipn
llllliilllll
on .‘I’Iywsusolirt' \Ii at
Robert Scalzi
AGENT so ‘I' I. men iI‘lo‘K.
_. heath .swr .4 o :13.
go I... [a (harm-'0. 3".2354 run
our . ..- , II, ..
m u‘ftu‘sram N or ”or res.
‘ 0M"? 3, ,RWAYT¢N AVINUE.
Edward Shine was a visitor In New
York city on business. yesterday.
4......
MreI (iconic Kay and daughter. of
, I work.
‘ Chairs for our trolley
patrons. Genie in end
”Volt. for your car. . ‘
CY“.
./ . ., ,JV. RABKSH. Manager
u“
Thueria will he a service In Christ
Church Ash Wednesday morning at ten
o ‘.clock
Frederick W. Coleman. of New M II
tord, has been a recent visitor with
relativos ln‘ East'Norwalk.
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William 6. Point has zone or
Kingston New York to attend the fun
oral of an uncle who lived to the Ilpe
old age of 95 yueais
The East NOI walk District Commit
tee Is he have a regular semi- -monthly
meeting next Monday evening at the
motor generator house In Seariew avo-
hue.
. The Four by Four Whlst Club will
be entertained on Thursday afternoon
of this week by Mrstt Minot 8. Smith
and Miss Nellie Lowndes at their home
In South Norwnlk. I
A monthlt meeting of the Sunday
school board of the East Avenue Me- '
thodist Church was held last evening
at the home of Francis 8. Seymour In
Rowan street when the hiurch‘lossons
were discussed.
Charles I. Thorpe. the ne'wlywed.
has resulned his duties on the local
trolley lines as conductor and today is
on the Gregory Point line In the ab-
sence of John lianniaan. who is on It
short vacation.
The East Nor unlit imprmcmcnt
Association members an: anticipating
a pleasant time for this evening. at
the Association Whlst at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. E. Ii}. (lorham III East
avenue.
1.. G. Fowler intends to bc a resident
of Georgetown from now on. Ho‘hae
purchased? a place In Georgetown.
where he will conduct a little farm. in
cluding some chicken raising. but will
continue his employment in South
Noi‘walk. . I
Henry J. Dexter. of the Fibre Pro-
ducts Company, who has been ill for a
number of months. Is now reported to
be considerably improved. The warm-
er weather ls counted upon to he (I
big helptoward effecting II complete
cure In Mr. Dexter's case.
A valuable brindle hull dog owned
by W. .l. liartloy. president of the
South Norwallt Engineering Company.
is among the missing. anti it is wonder-
ed If some tramp did not Iotnc along
and appropriate him. This was quite
poIIIIlhlII under the (IIIrcIIInsInutoI-I f'OI
the dog is a young one.
The Pioneer Valve flouting Tool
Company will not llitt't‘ their product
made at Built Norwnik much longer,
for they are putting up It factory build.
tug at Bouthport. This product has
been turned out at thr- pluui oi the
South Norwirlk Engineering Company,
but is only one of many articles made
there. ‘
Dr. H D Ayers came up from Flush-
Ina, island. esbsrdsy. on no
count of (trite ii are of his atop-
nt'other. Hrs. Bonnet .‘Ayers. Who hltl
Iltioe peered away. The news of litre.
Ayers' death on received with much
ram. for she has a wide circle of
friends by whom she was held In the
hilhest esteem. - I ' I ,
East Norwaiit “rhinitis have Just
had a pleasurable anytime hr the our
Itrut signs. which have arrived end
are now about all In Intros. Street
M? m unwmaoir’wm w -' ' N
men. he were caused l'i rd sing
nitiney for them for quite a while. Tito
s are limiter to souteteroctod gt
lite‘bflumouitd
arm anti more It
With with" 1mm 1/ are slim:
tlvh and if they or durable Iiu- sails
(action will; be 599mm. _
AW
THK ROWING DOB.
,I
Reading Pennsylvania. are visiting
, Mr and Mrs. Alfred Crockett.
I Richard ’l‘iuder. of ’l‘olteneke. tho.
explorer and missionary. will deliver
an addre in the South Norwulk
Methodist )lscopul Church. on Friday
owning. under the auspices of tho
oman‘a Missionary Society ills sub
just will be “Wild Game of Africa.'
and the storeopticou will be used to
illustrate II.
M
'l‘hc residence of the late A ll. Tut
hill which was purchased by James A
Farrell. and later sold to William J
eut. has been moved several hundred
test eouth to Its new location The
foundation will be placed under the
building as doon as the weather gets
warmer. and It will be ready for the
new owner by Memorial Day.
W
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Rowatton
Hose Company held a very successful
E'ladies night at the hostI company
headduar and a fine tithe Was on
Joyed by veryone present. There was
II good attendance. and such as the lan-
clera. Tucker, Vlrxlhia rcIIl. waltz. two
atoll. ('0th were enjoyed, to music by
tho Hose Company orchestra. \‘ocal
solos were given by several of those in
attendance.
«IIISIootlIee itching skins. Heals cuts
or burns without a scar. Cure". piles
solemn. salt rheum. any :ching
Doan's Ointment. Your drumst sells
“plum,
out till ____Illllllilllli
'i‘lIo Ilalicn Congregational I‘hnrch
has adopted the uowost edition or "iv
l‘hul'cli liymnury.
The twiru postponed entertainment
of the Barton Congregational I'IIIII-I-h Is
to be held this (Ironing.
lax-Judge Mark D. Wilbur ls plnII~
hing to sail for Bermuda um wooh to
escape the IIIIpchisnutIIusa oi the
March weather. I
John I’. Ilr'ummer and family will
no to Neuat'k, New Jersey, Thursday
to celebrate the birthday of Mrs. Ilruin-
uter‘n mother. Mrs. John Gainer.
’l‘hqtvrentiotb annual ball of Eagle
Hook and Ladder and Engine Company
of Dorian. will be heldlthin (woman at
the. town hall and preparations indi-
cate thwai It will be a lily: affair.
Edward Bates and wife. the ,vouua
bride and aroma. were given a aeron-
ude last evening by the young people.
of Dorian. 'l‘ho aeronado was II deter-
mined one and Air. and Mrs. [intuit roa-
poudoti, Iuvltctl IIItIryboIiy IIIaIdII.
whore Ihey entertained.
William it and Minnie i. ltohiuson.
of IIIII'IIIII. have brought suit in the
Hutu-rim court against John AIIINull)‘.
a rlinuifortl liverymau. I'lniioiuu IlsIu-
auos of 52mm The plaintiffs state
that IhIII were IK‘I' upauin in II i‘lti‘l‘liill‘
In litnIIItord tin (le .55.. lino win-II a
hack owned by tho defendant and drii
(III by John Goarurd brushed away
their carrlafic. upsetting ilIII vehicle
and pitching the occupants Into the
street. Mrs. Robinson was (Ion-rely
i III II rod.
Cleaner 8: Cleanser
'°' ”"{I.tii.l‘:it'.tt'i..tr.:
ends. A live-pound each. 255.
Money refunded It not enlistee-
“ 52"}..5: 7%: ID ’3’”! .‘l ,s.
I.
hrr home on North Main street
, ‘ g It If“ he ,
555555- In Olivier" church
. his family into the old Bradley home-f
, on lieudrick' s 99,,Ini:
’ deceit dim . .
Mina blather “vomit is run- ill at
”mitt guitar has returned from .f
N 2 ., , “
’ 'F A.
in sun IlllIIin . . p
. parlont
3 5555‘ (an:
in has
tie, Stuart. of nmgatueh.
lanes to ubuild, a new residence in
Lincoln “ennui
mum
William Bradley is soon to more
‘stes‘d.
Another valuable collection or new
books have recently been added . to
the “brow.
work crushing stone to be used In
the driveway; around his Isoldenct
WW
Mrs. Osceifimlth. who was called
west by the death of her sister. is ex
pooled to return to hethome in Salt
zatuck this week.
George S. Silver. who bed his right
that amputated at Dr. Wright's hos
illitil. Bridgeport. several weeks ago
has returned home. '
m
Mrs. Louis B. Mills, who has been
curing for Mrs. I‘ott-I- MaurItIr. has
returned and iii now spending auroral
day s In, Bridgeport.‘
A surprise party was tendered Mrs.
A. N. Smith at her home in Sausa-
Iuck. Friday evening. Progressive
whiat was the feature of the evening
followed by refreshments.
The Iirst'of the union heater ser-
vices of Trinity and Christ Churches
Will be held tomorrow (II/(Intuit in
Tronity Church at 7:30 with preset»
“:1"? by Rev. Mr. lineman. Fair
(I (l.
o
of
Louis iloschor. who for the past six
months has been working in Kansas
City. has returned to his parents”
home in Snoantuck. Mr. lloschor
reports that. ho is well pleased with
the west but wait III for several weeks
while there and came back for a v~a
cation and rust.
tutti“
.aud Mrs ..l l’. I-‘ltth spent Sun-
day in Enslou.
It. W. Adams Is about again after a
few days; illness.
.¢.IW.._.._~I.I 4.
Mrs. M. E. Godfrey iii lh'RiIixofloltl.
to visit I‘t‘llillVCS.
Mr. and hire. 5‘. 53. Bennett spout
,restcrdav In Wilton.
.loaoph Suilltnn or Roddlnu ltldao
apont yesterday III toun
ticorto- A SIIII'IztIs moved to his IIIIW
home in Wcatport. on Sunday.
In I. -.........
Mrs. Theodore Hunger is making iuII
proI-(Imcnfs on her residence.
lira liuult-y Williams is now .IIIIII-
to all up ultoi a two two-(Ike Illness
Harry ilallork has returncddo town.
after spending some time in Bridge
port,
Miss :inrrtet Adamo has
lIonit-I a tor spendlnx a few weeks in
licddlntt.
Mr. and Mi‘i. F. C. WWII and I‘llllll‘
rtIII wrre Sunday guests 0'! their aunt.
Mrs. E. J. Holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. ‘3. Drew rctIIIIIIIII
Saturday from a th wooln‘ sojourn
III Washington. D." .
airs .lobn Trondwell, of Tnshua, it.”
been It tot-cut guest of Mr. and lira
Thomas w. ’l‘readwcll.
Mr. and Mrs. 'i‘alInIItIuII anti
May Wilcox. of South NoI'IIali.,
\‘iHiii'I‘l IIIIIIIII‘I‘II ill town.
UM‘III' timid and (i. It KIIIIIIIII: .IIIII
lug Ibo IIIIIIIIIIIIII or Mrs StIoliclII
on iury duty in liritlgvpott.
“H g .-.. ..... 0
Mr. and Mr:I .l hi. Perry. Mlt-ttl‘ilt
l-‘IIIIIIIII-u and MaIIIIII Perry. of lihut
Not-walk. WH‘I‘ III‘t‘I‘IHIIiIIiI) count: of
Mr. iIilIl Airs. W ii. Robinson
Mrs. C it. Scotleid Ia stwudinx a
few days in Westport and Norwalit
Miss Anna Banks substituted on on
Iranian It the Sunday aorvicu of the
Norncld Congregational Church dur
”out...
-~“i suffered habitually from world
potion Dean's Related: roller and
strengthened the bowels. so th they
have been moi over stream—IA. lit
Davis. smear. Bu phur Burials. Terr.
All“
lilil’t'
Door Mots
Wflt‘lMU’I'
EXTIIA HEAVY (textstnwme
WWI MAT“.I...2..I..'.IH.TI.'h"'8’
Iii". turd I he?!» Willie are run I: .
vag‘! V‘ x I I‘ll ‘flm ‘ I
no. its not you: s. It. uncouth: vacuum“
I“. 15. Lewis has a stone crusher at ’?
"Church by Richard 'i‘jnder.
IuIIIIIIIIItl '
..... ...35ete“v
suneen Mars .............. I..m ,
“WI PROVE i'f'"
Why waste time and money expert
taunting with really selves and lo
.lhus. trying to
from underneath the skin when Plats-
ted's Drug Stole guarantees ZIIJMO, a
clean liquid preparation for external
use. to rid the skin of the germ lite
that causes the trouble:
One applicatltln will relieve the itch-
as and often times one bottle is sul-
I‘itIient to cure a minor case oi
eczema.
‘ in over 2.000 towns and cities in
America the toddler druggist baa the
{honey for ZEMO Ind he will tell you
I the marvelous cures made by this
tiesn. simple treatment. ZEMO Is
recognized (III the cleanest and most
popular treatment for camellia pimples
dandruff and all other forms of skin
if' scalp affections whether on Infant
or grown person. Will you try II but
tie on our recomlncndutlou?
Flamed ii Drug ,Store.
Will think
A most enjoyable reception uua hold
Hinturday owning iii the residence of
“r and Mrs. i': 'l‘ Dates. in honor of
‘Ibo marriage of their son. Edward. to
Allies Adele l. ilaudull of llrooklyn
About ourI hundred guests wow pros
Init. from here, llarion. New York. Now
llnvcn and The \orwalks. A buuntl
fol supper was served during the (Ich
sing and was colored bv all. The
nodding presents ware beautiful. In:
eluding silvoruiirc. costlv (bind and
line Iiuou.
RICHARD TJADER TO LECTURE."
“Through Attica with ROORI‘IVHI'N
'will ho the. sublort of a unique lot»
lure to be given l’rltlat or colon. ‘Maich
‘Ird at the South Nora nlk liaptist
of New
York and 'l‘okoucko. The lecture will
be Illustrated by Ilqu of that grout
country, its inhabitants. Its famous
wild animals taken by are. Tiador bim-
solt‘. iio will toll thou tory of any an
'Iucountcr whilc hunting liitf time In
the Jungle In order that (IrItIry one
may enjoy the opportunity of hunting
about Alrlt‘n from a man who speaks
from Ililrat hand knowledge there will
be no admission. The lecture will be
free to every one (It all ages. A silver
offering will be taken.
Um»... . ~22»... .. Wm...
No one intact-bu happiness who
blind to sorrow.
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‘ ' For Sale
Building Lots. Show. Farm and
City Property
Loans Negotiated
Drafts and ateemehlp Tickets
1. M. Layton 5t Co.
South Hermite Conn.
lnmrnnce and Real" Estate Agents
it you Own an
EDISON
PHONOGRAPH
you should hear the New Records for
March, which are on Halo 5"?“ 23 II
you don’t "l‘ll tut lIftliaIIII, it": illill‘
\IIII ("II
$15.00
$27.00
$85.00
$45.00? "
firive the eczema germ
Sumo" Makes Thin People Fill, on Mr.
Baxter Will Return Money.
in Samoan are combined tie‘sh- giving
food elements that soon produces a
steady and noticeable gain Fa flesh.
Taken atiIIII meals. i'aamos:I , minutes
With the load. and causes It to be as-
IIlmllatcd so that the fat prodI I log ole
month are retained in the system. on
you will soon not good ilcsh‘. steady
nerves and a healthy body ,
Mr. liaxtcr has noon suchi romario
able results following the our) of 8th
use that he offers to pay im “the trust.-
meat If it does not make thin puopltI
plump and rosy.
loo Iun no risk wliutIIvItII III huIInIr
Satuosc. it In a' true iloab ioIIuIIII' foul
and Is acid under tho guarnut III III" (III .
of tho moat ropuiabltI business Immune
in South Norwullt to tofuutl IIIII IIIoIIt-I
Ii’ it (lot-s not dive (Hilliiillt'lt lainiulIIc~
lion.
No man in lllllt‘ to llllilt‘l‘filFillil why
his opposition lHill taken out and
liotaowhippml and ordered to l“ III iIII
community
BACKACHT. RHEUMATISMQ SLEEP-
LESSNES$
result from disordered kidneys. F0~
Icy Kidney Pills have helped Inherit.
they will help you. Mrs. I. ll. Miller,
Syracuse. .‘. it, says: “iI‘or‘ it long
that: I sum-rod with kidney trouble
and rhouniatliun. i had sot-(Ire booth
tit-hos and full all played out Aflol'
taking two bottles of Foley Kidney
Pilla my backache in none and whern
i used to llt’ awake with rheumatic
pains I now sleep In t‘mufort. Foley
Kidney Pills tiltl wonderful iltlntts for
men bellow IIIIII tlItIy are not getting
mo." ’l‘ry llll'lil now: The, Bridge Hunter-8 to llrzu a. m. and 12:45:19 ,
Pharmacy and W. lv'. Wirtmoro & I; p m. Monday and Salon)". 7 to
Co. " 9 p. m
.i re«
of the
stat any attempt to out wages on the
part of the rnllnnyr Ito added that
the employee but] van-(oil hard to so
cure on RIlHIllii t‘ of rules. but no the
the Waco scalp they are oullllml to it
reduction would .ltll be accepted
While one thing (Issontinl to a cul
hired lawyer is a thorough knowledtw
of hallo. It is not necesauIy that he
should parade his classical knowledge.
for he might be “taken down It peg,"
up was lllt mung IIIWyIIr who Ills lay-
od Ilia lturulm: before an Arkn sas
jury lllI'I opponent III-plied: "(tenthI
ImIII ill the jut-I tiie young lawyer who
not llilillt‘f‘I-“(Il you has man I] with
lttnnultuis. (union with I‘an,l llill‘liltH,
I-lpictl ultli I‘lil‘ifiltlt’ti, sotltcii with
riot ruins. but \Iliot duos it! know about
llll inns oi Arkansas? m Philadelphia
lit-told
Golden Moments
Think of the platinum smiledm-ot the .
unnctussury pain anti discomfort
you've asdwtheu DECIDE have
your eyes examined today.
OPTOMETRY
The correction of eye troubles, our
specialty ”its done exactly and relief
In certain it we fit your eyms
Call today for examination.
Fenwick Optical Co.
usrrzo IAIIIK IUILDING
Room: 7~8
27 wseomoron tracer.
to
Glover’s
THE PLACE
Worm
FOR WOMEN WHO
HAVE TENDER. SEN-
SITIVE FEET. THE
Cross Shoe
FOR THOSE WHO
DREAD THE BREAK— .
lNG lN PERIOD. THE
Cross Shoe‘
THEY NEED ‘NO
BREAKING IN
i
I II
$3 813350
M..-»
Two Stores
News“: South Norwallt
NEW (65:. NEW silver: I:
HARTFORD RAILROAD
Tm: TABLE. ‘
-M
In Effect 00561)" 2.11110.
"vow-iv-
SOAUTH NORWALK TO NEW VORKI.‘
i2: 532. 5: 092. 5: its. Ii: tot
t‘I:iI'l'.M i 20. 7:45. 8:172. 5: his, 5: 15x,
l
t
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9:37 10'201.10:i52. “:29! I
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Daily Line to N Y. I
For FR EIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave NT
28. Bust River. New York (loot.
of Dover street). every day (exv
t‘t'iil Sunday). at 3 it. to. Wright
rootelt‘ed tit Norwnlk up to i p.
m. and South IN'oIahIk up to 5:30
p, In
Norwalk ' Steamboat Company
Arming J. Smith. G. C. Hegeman.
Loseee General Agent
I
The Reed III Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped .
ELECTRICAL SHOP {
In the Town I
AUTO SUPPLIED
Phone lids-50 South Minn Street
\‘I' rwnlk. (Iona- Marlo liall nloclt
David W. Raymond
metal Director and Fmbaimcr‘
l5 North Main Street. South Norwalk Maxwell
Residence. 5 Washington Street.
Telephone at office. 8552. .
Telephone at house. 593.
WALL
PAPER
Spring Goods
noon . -
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‘00 l 5'22. ”540': 10:29; ‘” Now In Stock
$2 '00 A. III—Ia: 52:." 5: 9:. tum. that,'
”53°52 12 to 2:34 249: s: 25
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A I]. AWéVine & a: 50:. 7: nos. 1 12. It: 52:. s lint. a: (0:.
10.58 .
3"" ° E. E. C l
. , new vomt 'ro eourn NbRWALK. 10f lam
l34-l36W5aliinlton 5mm A. haw-4:59. 5:40. o: s, 7. (0x. DOCOFMOI‘
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ANYBODY OMI HATCH light; 331323033, 1 m 1 53);, 2 ”halo First St... fleet Norwalk
”WM!“ , e 20:. It: as. i: .:s 05:. 51.12. 5: 25. Telephone 452
5:51;. if. 052. 5: 52. 5‘ 002. 5. 50. 11: 002,
11:50. 15: 002. "
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Io:.o2
r. ILI—AIM mu. ean. 5.05.
other Mutation cilia»: .h
sooth «outwith» we new It»:
It 51.42452. mix so: on.
(~51. 10 an. 15:552. in 3:. u: or;
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”it, (titans: It; I: 102.9 I”. 5:152.
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liability 1‘0 tours onmu‘t.
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DoeSYour Root Leak?
W Maw-m “y.
no Century Compound
I have M I. tasks.
We I GALLON see I ”54.0"
thiI-Inta-«wn
We {limited filo Ive-W a... of
' our Compound for three yearn. Write
for intimated. “corresponded” solioib
tits (I IIIIIII ' ;
Ifitven uystem. said ll-IIIIIIIIIay that he ;
believed railroad employee would re-
): I
headway
”vermin? relief it!
taking
to Commit
lace la
lug Carrot-sis ‘
linen
the headache. = They have entirely
I‘REIGNFII‘I‘ I..D Mails. 5‘01).th
cal-options to the rulings of
BtIlIoiloltl of points of law rah!
lot: the trial two months ago of
N Pbolpa. the Monroo Bridge OI ~
for the murder of Deputy Sher“!
that F. linsklna,
tilllt‘tl oi‘ the Franklin County, San
('mIII (:IIII'II here today. T110 (lift‘u
rmtr about 80 typeWIltten panes
IIII they limo been printed they *5
hi argut d before the supreme iudltiin
court of Mass Ichusetts at Boston item
IIIIIII tIIII‘:IIIr Ibo
llIIIlps, tilit) has been convicted} “f:
the mur'tlot of Nautilus.
from ilIoIiInutlsm at the Green
.lIIil.
int, at their home on the slope of
rm Mountain III grout (institution.
I Phelps is glint» an tIllotli'ancu of
do lluts :I Wot-l: by the lawn 05.550 . ,,
(or the suppoit of herself and Ill: ‘
dIIIII.
Constant occupation 19505915
tulioa. ~liullun,
him. Cmarets do what you mourn
them to do. I will give
at utiup,I his nettle. "
Iteoliesioer Eli" W. i. utilunapol
(2031333. fierfli‘c’kfilt‘ejfigm
ulno tablet stamped PC
ours or your money, back.
In:
3o
. Never sold ,
our
a .. 2. I...“ .. ..»-—ounr.~w
OUTLAW PH EU’S’ CASE
was received a
north g.
is soft
liis wile and six children or
J
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lLIGH
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I
i
’Housatonia
GA,
IS THE LIGHT mm“. 1
NEVER FAILBJS vault 1‘.
HOUSE PIPED so: I”
cAsr we no ”a; ’
House Pipiné
at Cost
DROP iN AND LETIUS
GIVE YOU AN ESTI~
MATE ON YOUR HOUSE
Power... Co
Acknowledged to
III :Ll‘ value exhibited at the Mom
Squat-II Show this your.
in horsepower cars. $600: ,20 b9!“-
pmror cars 5700: 22 horsepower my
5750' , “
horsepower tars, $1000 to $1400.
(' lill '1
Ian "I own I quui it. Come ”til I
all about it at ‘
Norwalk Consulida j"
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Elli-.F and Finn,
Automobiles
be the I?“
2.". horsepower cars. 5950;
iII-IIt it. can you? Nq {on
Auto Company "
erase-t «or .
including (lrnlol. .Bl'ioKl
(tastings, of any make of it
or cook Moves.
Norwalk Chronicler