Why is the soda
cracker '1' 0-day such
a universal food? -
People ate soda
crackers in the Old
days it is true—but
they bought them
from a barrel or box
and took them home
in a paper bag, their' '
crispness and flavor ‘1
all gone. ' ‘
To-da there is a l
soda cracker which
is the‘ recognized
staple -- Uneeda
Biscuit.
Uneeda Biscuit are
the most nutritious
food made from
flour and should
. and Charles
‘ grooms.
thund vacuum cleaner occupies a vol‘l’
. methods of tuning and explains pianosfi,
' many pretty
The fair canvassers and the booths
1141's the saute as in former years.
though perhaps the former are more
insistent and the latter more highly
decorated. However. it is a pretty
Icons and the dancing throughout the
evening is a feature which attracts the
younger element. .
As otlgenters the door they uremet 14
by Charles A. Copley at. the ticket
booth. Those who have purchased
tickets previously deposit them. with
Frederick Welsoit and Alfred Arison.
At the right of the door as one on-
ters the main hall the soda booth is
found. This is presided ‘over by mem-
bers of the Phoenix Engine Company.
Next comes the clear ~booth behind
which is stationed Joseph Kenellc. The
horses are next and William J. Powell
i-l. Blizzard are the
l}. P. Middlebrook with his Success
neat and pretty little booth next. in:
line. He has a number of fine ma-l
chines with hlln on exhibition and ell-l
;p|ained the merits of his wares lsatl
evening to a large throng of interest-1
121i pcoplc. ;
.lcrry Tyre” and Thomas Walsh are»
on hand with the canes and "the la-i
dies (an throw them as well as the,
m141n.” according to their cry. ,
. (l. Schermcrhorn has 11 small}
booth next and here he advocates his!
The Picture Shop of Washington,
Street is next found as one proceeds}
idown the right hand side. of the hali'
‘4und Joseph G.
..lones the
with several 44.111111111111111. explains
merits of the J. T Salli) photo all-4
pliauces.
The donation booth containing the'
and useful articles do-4
fair to be given away is
and Irving H. Reed pro
hated to the
next in line.
sides within.
The fancy booth where fancy urll
clcs are on sale is foilowinu and Mrs
Howard \'. Worden and Mrs. i. H.
lived are in charge.
Mme. HlieCourter with the Beauty
Shop occupies the int booth on the
right hand side and with her many at-
tl'active Assistants displays her pref
lily curled 111111111111 and other wares.
Between this booth and the hand
stand Slelncrl‘s piano booth is found.4
A number of fine instruments are here-
be eaten every day
by every member
of the family from
the youngest to the
oldest.
Uneeda Biscuit—-
soda crackers better
' than any ever made
before—made in the
greatest bakeries in
the world—baked to
perfection -- packed
to perfection ---
kept to perfection
until you take them,
oven-fresh 4. and
crisp; from their
protecting p‘aclmige.
0
NATIONAL rascal-r
COMPANY
IoRW‘LK "nil!“ “PE“ 1 artistically 11 creased to bring out their
FIII
(Continued from First Puss.)
up...“
the 1111111111111 iiic armory was opened to
Hm public. It was edllmsted that near-
il a thousand people visited the tire»
1.1141 fill this the opening nllllli.
'l'hc huge hell would hardly be reo-
shadeu and reflect in all their gloi'l'.|
credit upon the decorator. The ball
loony and other advat'alteous places
have been transformed into a patriotic
ray with the American flag bunting.
' The booth or stage in which the
American Band is situated occupy the
cry For a background the huge Amen
unused 1111 chsnuod'hss it become loan flax has been employed and this
111111111111 the decorations. 'l‘he picturelillendli finely with the other donors
lu'om'nimi in View of the oinboratcitlon of the booth. hosted above the
walk on the pit“ of Decorator Howard heads of the fair-loom the music dis
v. Worden. assisted by lrvlnmlifiocmi tributes itself nicely. The hand is to
4" 11 [WNW 111111. From the conierchsn play every night during the fair. which
duller 1111111 in tile ceiling of the hall to will be continued through the coming
10.- 191110111111 corners are draped it: Iaturday. sad for this 1111 who attend-
ritual 111-1111111111 array streamers 11101111114 110 Saturday. or anticipate attendiuz
1112:. run colors or the Momentum 111044 lair, are pleased tor 11111 concert
. 4 44‘
center portion of the rear of the arm. .
in situated and ii. fluorite (lt'iifith. as-
,sisted by J. Ill. Goodwin and Mr. Uh!
4coin. of Bridgeport. visitors are ex“
iplnined the superior qualities of the.
i piano.
'1acunl booth follows the band
island which will be 111111pled later 01‘
,‘lils. .l, W. ritudwoil and her pianos
guild muslui instruments.
The department booth in which the
‘oiilccrs of.tt1c department and fair
iliold forth next appears. ill this are
4111101111 for the use of the canvassinz
, and other committees and for the 1's
Lrinus ollicials. The canvassing com-
‘1 mittee couplets of JImuI Golder. 4 Al
l lhur llushoi. Jeremiah Dewey and Dec
inat'd 'I‘. Nailcford. 1
9 Frank ll. Starr's booth presided ovt :-
by two charming 11111111: lady clerks.
.0110 followed by William III. iiolll'
,hooth in 11hi1i1 groceries and .lonel‘
lour is adl'crllscll.
i The pun booth ill wiiitit Joseph J.
54 i‘ahlll holds forth proves to lie Qiillt' a
, motley-making scheme for the fair.
l George Montgomery is in charm of
llilt‘ ilslt pond which is exactly like Ill
iflsh ponds~~-inlllute1l~-r11'eally are. it
iwss quite a profitable place of busi-
lness Saturday night.
The next booth is quite a long (lite
and the Hope Hose have here some
Eire cream at tables. The booth is at
«tractlvuly decorutcd with the Ameri-
can .011: hunting.
”Nobody Walks“ is Richard R.
111001.111 tall 010111 the ice cream 1111111
,hth the first one on the left as one which was sailed on the tracks. While of Dr. Kelley who claim that he was
Captain 4 influenced. I
lenters the main part of the armory.
As «or this popular booth is nlaltlmt
.1‘4tood. Joint lilcliauus. Matthew Mc-
‘(lt'uth and John English are assistinll
in this booth. i
ily slmlsl arrangement with the;
Connecticut Company two cars for,
Winnipnuk will 1111111.. 1111. fair at mid-l
night. ;
The American “and of eighteen4
pieces will furnish the music for dear-
inl; each night .
There was a parade Saturday evcnl
,4lulr preceding tin.- oilcninit of the fair:
which was a very creditable arrange-
1111-111. The pnrsdo started from X0!“
wall: at 7:30 o'clock with the Ameri-
can Band in the lead. From the
Phoenix Fire Engine Company house;
in Main street the parade marched'
through Main and Wall streets wilerei
the. Fire Police joined in. The Hope?
Hon. Company fell in as the paradel
passed Wsicr street. in Wall ltl‘fill.’
bringing with them the auto chemical
wagon, A counter march took the 981
111110 again lg the Main street houses
wherc 11111 Pioneer nook and Ladder
dioulpnny joined in making the full art
,ray of companies with their pieces of
‘apparslus. Then the parade marched
to the armory where it was dispersed.
All the people at the town have join.
all in to help make this volunteer fire
department fair 11 great success and
. illcre is little doubt but that this will
be the outcome. ~
Advertise your wants iii The lentil
iii
s." 4
1.1
.11liiiiiii‘44
in
PERSIL . .
MEANSTHIS To YOU-
No More Rubbing. No More Washboard. No
More Iain-.4 No More Garments “Worn Out by
Washing." No More Hands Injured by Strong
noun 4
‘ 11010 11111111111111-
had their clothing practically
Ills IIo‘lJ
(Confined from First Page)
torn
from their " tel.
Messrs. cum and Lockwood had
just tell to. 1' Mayor Albert M. Polli-
mun 11411114 couple of friends at the
corner of .douroe and South Main
streets, and had crossed the street to
Hanfol'd place. Here they noticed
three men. whomere running after
oneof Cavansuzh's express wagons.
and were calling the driver, William
Morris. 0. number of .. vile names
While Ladrigsn and Lockwood were
standing on the 'itralk one of the men
dropped a bottle of liquor on the
ground. One of the other men stop-
pod. and the two started to wrangle:
over the bottle. They began pummel-
1111; each other. and matters were get-
a «1.
‘A rAsr'rALKsa. .4
The orator spoke about the t4
believe and the things he would
do. '
“That fellow." observed the ”lion;
“is talking at the rate of about thirty
note an hour.”-~Judge.
.._...» m
IOUTH NOIWALK FOOT OMGI
MAILS ‘
South Norwalk Postoffice
MAIL! ARRIVE FROM
ll stern Pol I'm—0:00. 7244400. 10:30 u. in:
1:00. 42:16 8:00, 612111003
Western 44Pointy—ll: 444.554, '30. 10:30 I. 111.:
:1: 00. 6:15 11.31.
1: 30. 4136.3
Dsnhur 3«36:6 66,8
Nerwei 41:10. 0200,1000 a. m.'1;00. 8:00.
0: 00 p.111.
MAIL: cLou won
Intern Points 6:00 (Broldxeport only.
111101.100“ 711.. 1200. 0:0 .:s 9.11:
Western Points—6:0,! 10: 000 a. 111.: 12:36.
:6 2:36, 6:.00 8:00pfi44l'n
Dnnbur —0: 00. 9. £5 a. :441' 00. 0:00 p.31.
11.. m. . 1:00.
":35. 4‘00. 6:00, 8:001)
ficuit time getting to his bride on
Saturday and she ma_ appreciate him‘
a great deal when she learns how real-
l_\
‘ he decided
began to plan to work some some on
him. They found out the day and laid
their plans accordluttly
anything untoward was likely to befall
4 him before he reached Bridgeport Audi
and he deviated his course. Iivinl his
,pursuurs tho1 slip.
40f Stamford and Norwsiil.
Soap. No More Washday Toll.
Vour oioihep will be cleaner than over
before-o'l'he with. clothes whiter;
the colored fabrics brighter.
iIo and 250 at All Grocers
, 1
illi 1-
A isms nook-n .1 PIIIIL em
a quart" and do“ I delllr‘o worth.
MR. ALLEN’S TIIIULATIONC.
it up
Dolly HHII Wedding.
Harry W. Allen certainly had a dif
l‘llptain iiunt tells that Bridgeport
ll SIINESS.
Harry lives in Greenwich and when
to get married his friends Clear.
Saturday was
he wont; reciting in a book
He left Greenwich all unaware that
his intended. H9 found bower.“ lbsi.4
loiterers off the street.
he was foiloued in another automobile
and realized that he had disappeared
from the slate llIIhWI (loin: to a
telephone his triends called the polite
Alien (tulle througll' Stamford all,
swiduiug and the police failed to 3111 THE MeacHANTs' AND MANUFAQ
TURERS' ASSOCIATION.
i The retailer monthly meeting of the
Manufacturers
isociaiion will he held at the South Nor-
Wednesday evening. Octo-
Searles. of
the Tokcueke committee. will speak
upon the subject of "Mosquito Exter-
ll is a question‘wilh which
he is thoroughly familiar and its im-
nearby. 4,4,4, “"4, 04,, ,0 see “444, he 'portance. as it has reference to South
\‘oruallt and viciuiu. cannot be over-
Aii members are earnestly
him. They telephoned to Darlen. but
the llsrieu authorities were too slow
llnrieu telephoned to Norfolk that he
had passed them and to stop him i114
Norwallt. The tale that his friends
told was that Harry was a thief baring walk i‘inh.
stolen the machine. l‘liliiiil) in whlchi bcr U” M a p. n"
he. was making his ride.
Officer Charles l'aae saw him com ,
int; and be halted the thief. as he sup ‘ "”“Mlou
posed. (.‘aplulll‘ Thomas liuut was
\ierchanls' and
W. l..
had been doing. Allen told his story- 1
and the Captain vouched for his man,
Officer Page released him.
o Captain Hunt and Harry W. Snyder,
estimated.
desired to be present.
of Paterson. N. J.. who is 1'l11i1luathcll'm‘m'N6 WIDNESDAY ON DR'
KELLEY WILL FIGHT.
NEW HAVl'L'. ()ci. 18.-Thero will
ride. All went Well until Pelt Swamp be a hearing Wednesday on the ad-
was reached and here an automobile mission to probate of the will of Dr..
James H. Kelley, who left his entire
0 estate to Mrs. Carolina E. ililler.
. pcrsous oppmdng the admission of the
"0 i008M them 08 best he could. A. will are llr. Thomas (.lhlids. a half-
li'oilei' car for Nurwslk came lions. 11111111111111 lir. Kelley. and .1111 1:11:11-
4beih McCallhy of Watorhuri a sister
(.‘aptain. Jumped in the auto and start-
ed for Bridgeport. with Allen for the
blocked the way causing them to stop.-
Two men jumped out and with
bushel has of confetti made for Harry:
but could not not past Allen 11 machine
Alien continued the light
stuffed in the automobile lamps
hard h was for him to "t to the Harri not there in time for his wed
wedding and how well he amassed to 4,,4444 “4,4,4“ 4444444
do it, although his procure at this lm-i
portaut function in his life is due on
4 lireiy I0 his good luck,
COMPLAINS OF LOW—AER!
W.W.~_.m .__-_....~..—..»h....-.m_.... 44.
Hunt cranked the machine and started pockets where it was thought
alien running and lighting all had a reloiver or
manager Friends Try All Mspnsr of Schemes to the same time caught up. jumped in,
the; look the. wheel and away they went.
Bat.
mil" 8“,.“ SIGCWIIK will a. K‘P‘ (allild his clothing [0m 33 We" as the;
The crowd of men who have former
l41 made the news stand of Stationer phen Novak. of South Norwaik
'John T. 111,111. of Main street lheir4
the doll and llurrl 11 experiences would “4444“,” 44,440.44 hm been ordered ,0;
“9““ by the "0"“ MT- ”‘3“ asked his case came up this morning in the4
the police to keep the place clear of
men. as long as they are erpendinlr 404,", not remembel
[considerable effort toward keeping the m4, affair as he was under the mi
l Oker Jarvis 8. Manor performed
the tint duties in this direction Satur-
They ran ”in him day evening and the young men agreed
win him in his request heartily.
sidewalk If this point is quite narrow
and the citizens appreciate the,cleu
sure of the crowd from the iicinlty.
The
As
The
AND WORTH ALL IT COSTS
. «was.»
THE HIGHEST PRICED FLOUR IN AMERICA
Ever ask your grocer the prices
of Hours?
Strange, the price is the same
on half a dozen leading brands
«their quality must also be the .
same.
Ever think you’d like some-
thing better? You can get ONE
flour that costs a little 111er and .
is distinctly hotter.
Just One : J ust' One
Order KingVMidas Today From Your Grocer
0111111113100. 0 1111111911 121.. residuum '
ting serious when Deputy Sheriff bad- M3115 for all points clone 5: 30 v 111. Bun-
ay.s
riunn started toward the men. At 13.13:. CROWE. Postmaster. '
this one of them. who proved to be
George Even, of Darien came towald4 Norwalk Postoffice
him. at: d they. engaged in a struggle, . Mulls Dssostchod
At the same time the other telloe.,54;4§04 a. m—v-Fflflb- 444 44
a.m.—)an Ui‘ vson.
i’aul Smilinsky, of Stamfmd. closed 6 30 a. “444,438, “’4'", South Nurwallr.
in on Lockwood. The men engaged:l4i.4igoa.rn.;Easti4u\x4&at31141414460.Norsulk.
in a fierce struggle for several min 1454,45 :‘Efigug “€475,3um Not-walk.
5D. I'D—)3“ lll‘ vsl.on
”m“- the same 0' the fight being 011 l: 25 p. m..——~Points ’weat of Stamford. Let-
the lawn of the Elks Home. 52:40» 444 wrgfglfa 8044444 44044444444444
Although several 000018 “"9 attract- 25; 00 p. 111-3541414111... Htatlon, Dunbar} all
on.
ed by the cries and struggleii 0' ”€145.30 11m m.—-—-East West and So. Norwalk.
i men, hardly anyone offered to assist 8:00 9.111.; .1311. 11::4141311130 Norwalk.
I‘ll O
the odicers. the attempts of the Hun» La” ma“ egg. at s :10 a,
Sunday collection at 3: 30 p.111.
, garlans to get their hands in their hip Malls ”my“,
they :00 a. m.—-Ail directions.
:00 a. m. -—Cennon Station
knife. deterring 15 a. m.--E&SI. west of Bridgeport.
.aay one from giving any great aid. 3.4444321...:4141414,,141411441414,14.14mnbm.
m.~—East. “eat and Bo. Norm _1 _
w it cked
Several times the men ere no _Dfl4444444y 444444844444 4
1:00 a
2:50 p. m
4 down in their struggles. and matters 1 p4 m4__p,a4.4.,4 w eat and go. Nomng,
and the 410111111 la1l41 were reachedmll We“, “mm,“ a serious “we, wilt-111g 41; 3:53}: 44444, 8044", NO “4
”3‘“ hi“ ”1‘“ ll” ““0 ('0‘?er "071's boy nearby ran to police headqnar i :0“) m—New Y0rk Bmoklyn Ind South
head to foot with confetti it was men ,9”. aid notified Captain 011,50“ 1 4.440 p Norwaik.
.111.»me West and So. Nomi.
Officers John Tuthill Wallace Sam4 0044 m__E4m suegti'nd So Nor-walk.
ails and Stephen Bulazs responded,‘ Carriers' window open from 9 until 10
i to.
land after some further strugglins-. E. s. ADAMS. Realm-stun
:succeoded in placing Evan and Smil-
4insk41 under artmest Oflicer Tulhill,
SOUTH NonwALK MRI. ALARM
BOXIO
ism Alarm Hes 11mm :1 Electric
Works Telep one for fll'Q alarm.
E1 on was not so fortunate. and was, 2.1402444 N "444 4a Bu.
_. ' 0!] 0
obliged to remain in the. lockup untli4 3 bigwigs “0"“? m
I—xDe and Raymond Sta.
s—xn G Corset Factory. private. 4
6—Hoyt' 13 Theatre. ..
7--i\'orwo.lk Hoe
s—Muslc Hall. osigllfford and City Hatch.
443%5440354554 m kiln School
—-x 98 .. n 1 '
finance of liquor “6 is known sen-‘13~xconmra St. Concord and Linea
eraily u a fighter. and was one of the.,,_§‘§;‘,’g‘§un .m, Am, 8m.
15—. h at. urd 8: law A".
young men concerned in the assault 115—0 4444 4444444 44444“
the then Special Olhcer. John E. 1:_w.n Ave um cm r 310
181—1111“ School West Ave.
I’leynoids, 9' Roton lllll. “"9””le West St. and Taylor Ave.
23—xEly Ave. and Lows 8:.
is-
months ago when the omcer had h 424MC44443444444 ”444 44444 Ste. ,4
club taken away and was badly mis— 35.4.50...“ um; and cure. a
used Ev'ons father is the owner of 42?:k9e’33fi’4‘4’4',‘ 1:12.011) "“1 '53:.“
the flock of geese in Darlen. one of 431——S‘111Mu145~1o Mgr: St, between Grove
. which was killed by lloiorman Robert; 32—x1all4 Electslc Wot-8114s. State St.
30—31% rn an
Morton“ a trailer car. The elder EJ144011 géflxg‘évfigggdam ”figs?! Bis.
‘ ' l -—X e W I
was so incensed 0191 the matter, 1 a si-Fslrnsld A" 444“ can It.
be threatened to kill .\ir. Morton, and
for his attempt to do so was arrested
i2—Taylor Ave. and South St. o
43—“’ outiuard Ave. sud Meadow BI.
and paid a heavy illlc in the Barton
Town Court.
ib—gumn and Quintsrd lives. and WW
ill the court this morning. before'
‘5— by DOdWIId and mind“ "“~ I
.
.llldgv “finial“ I“ Talulnl‘lll, “0‘“ [Hell
other men, and all presented a sorry'
sight. Smlllnsky succeeded in getting
out on a 850 bond furnished by Ste-
lie claimed that he
anything abouti
Town Court
DERBY OPERA HOUB! LEASE.
n“...—
NORWALK r111: ALARM.
w—Freuht ynld and Anne Si... prism
her of any box can he sounded.
breach of the peace. They also both
line open. 1-
} wood was also reimbursed. This will
isypulled for test.
i
Frank Mikloe was arrested Satur-IA‘T NORW‘LK F'R‘ ALAN“ onfl
fill—Fort and (‘haries Sill
lug intoxicated. was hard 81'. and costs. 335~Boulevard and Second St.
Anxiliur'144
One blast of whistle at odd limos. Iat—
T1111 blasts o lie-4 l-iim
house came up last night at the meet '
A telephone ransom to electric anti
will be iven of nearest boa.
ed that considerable interest had beenl ‘
iii—Corner of Main and Wall Bil.
the board to give a client of his an 2““ “'0“ P“ 0‘”
§‘i--Golden Hill St and Bin An"
r12~w\11'n-1hinnton St. Bridge
51~Norwnlk Lock Co.. private.
4 1111 Denotes non- -inle1ferinx box”.
were found guilty. Each one was tin-1311 Muller box from which the Inn-
ed :7 for drunkenness and 310 for 04444 44,440,444 444 ,2 440044 and ' ’4 ”44
standard time. 1
one stroke at odd times. motion or
agreed to par for the injury to the 4 or 0444“.
clothing of the three ofiicers. l.sdrig lm'fis"":,:;4;°4'§f4:e'4‘4{‘°‘,”_'i“ “"m' ‘ '“'
nu. Tuthltl and fiammis. Mr. Lock 4444'1'1141'12114 514011 strokes. enter to be shut
.(1 -—- ..
At 12:05 p. m.. each Wednesday. Ibo!
amount to considerable. so the “fun" 444 444mm ,4), an 6,3,4,“ “'0 rs-
has proved rather costly. .ceivod by telephone.
Other Arrests. 1
Fire head uarters. Van Zuni. St. Tel. 110.
day night for drunkenness and assault 34.112.43.111 ”magical 3911:4141 524404311“
on his wife. He received a sentence 4443:};41414243411441 Indiana 3,4 _
or twenty days for drunkenness and lib-Winfield 81
thirty days for assault. ,zuwfiast Avesund l;‘lr44c1414481A"
Joseph M1Nama1a arrested for be- ggijghgfml A304 “34,, film", 81 ‘
I'lsoh‘ovc Ave and Fifth SI
Auxliisr box in Man in school comm
”mum box in Fitch school connects
with box'
HM Hoyt, of South Nor-walk. Gets It 4,4, 0, “MO
l l 1 8 m. stands
4 It 31,800 P" Yelr. 4445an blast of w that e a 1) rd
. 3 ever Wedne-
Tlle question of leasing the opera ”9"" ”5““ 431.44441141444 y 11“"
Four blasts of whistle—13!. 1- 4413.4”
11. m . no school.
lag of the board of alderman. and the Home cull 111 11 30 11.111 .ons session. ' -
attendance at the meeting. while thisj4m, ”mum ,ho “mm, o, o ,4, m4 .343
matter was under consideration show 6 n 111. strips location of 0n. .1“ 11M
aroused in it. The present lease does)
i 1 i it
not suite for amoral mantis. llli. 1424*44444444444 A“ "444 4444444 on Pl
Scptcmber Howard B.Peol1 requested, :2— rtnn Hill and Kellogg Bt.
gg—gr0011444l49t.4{1nd “”an Ave.P4
' - I‘ll’l n '0‘ am VINE 1
opportunity to bid for the lease. uhen4 5144444444 44444 444444 44444414444444 4444
UR time 101‘ shins it out came. l {:11 (.1111 1111111111. (Privolo ).
M iloyt. the present lessee. then sent 1 g'g'figgudvg'vflgnrgtggm- “4 1
a communication to the board ssklnx
that the matter4be disposed of at once
‘ as it was highly desirable to settle at.
who was to have the house in order ll'imlitalnc and Catherine tits.
that bookings and repairs might be 11.42}:.4’$§21..,‘.‘.§‘{‘ {4'4 333‘: 333.5,:"33‘
ranged for next ydar. Things came to l 4414331141324 55-4403ndllf‘,'§3u,,‘§im
a head last night and after the board erg: 4"441141 0414491414 4444444444 A“
had decided the matter. it rise found "' ‘ W “ ‘
that the bid of 32.500 yearly rental sub— ““5“” A"- “M mm” “m.-
mlitod by Mr. Puck. had been turned ROWAYTON Fill ALAIM mgr
down and the least; had been given to 12~§lx4hitnd Ave. to N to. N. If.
1‘ M‘ "fig“??? ”300' Tm“ "44:4"; tin-g4lcholi4'4y4 omen-11111 41111111 11111141111.
crease e per year over w r. -- 111- o u an
Hoyt. the present lessee. is paying at 020323430241.“ 8mm“ 444410114111ng M‘
the present time. wAusonis Sentinel. @1101??on 5
Friday. ‘ “ 1-. 1110-11 to wet-1101111111..
semi. .hapel tit. and Harbor Ave.
”West Ave” near Armory.
sib—smvens St. and Elmcml.
42~Muln 8t. and Notth Ave.
ins—Franc
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