III THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENlrlG SENTTNBL
TUESDAY, AUG. 25, rpm, PAS! TERI!
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F s A , . 1, g . .- . bpet'las A.& .
« or ale. Busmess and . . g: .
Professional Cards and L; a: Best Flour. 3 barrel ............................. $6.40
. . o 5 g Best Flour. 8. bag ................................. 80¢
tMiscella_l’le()‘lls , . . -- :4 Lbs. Sugar ................................. $11“)
' The Sentinel has always been considered favorably by summer i nest Butter, a pound ............................. 34¢
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face 01' Caps Double Price. Sentinel every afternoon, because by so doing you will help us 124 Washington St, South NOIwalk "
land at the same time you will be reading a newspaper that" l I
, ,should be in every family in Norwalk. We welcome contribu- ‘—— ——-——-—4——w~———~ —~*——» - _ m .
WANTED 3 TO LET FOR SALE (lions of share items. Either. give them to our reporters, mail , nuns-r
‘ lth m o the office ele ho he
WANTED—SITUATION AT GEN-i TO LET—SIX ROOMS AT 4! FOR SALE—MUST SELL FOUR: e t Ol't P “a t m to us I ARK. ‘
"a, housework by young Hungarian (‘ross street. Rent 82200. Inquire F. passenger touring car immediatelyl, B II I I d ; i "
girl. Understands English. GoodD- Lawton, 171 So. Main St, 2:23 3t‘Full equipment. Detachable touneaul e s an ' {- j ~ M , ~ ,- ; I
wok and ”undress :50 Taylor Ave": makes ca, “name ,0, business 0,, l ROIOII POI“ E chute Dnncrs 1n the Casrlo Restaurant]
South Norwalk. a21 3t: To LET—LOWER FLOOR 0F pleasure. Demonstrated any time be-l . ,. . , E . ‘
,house, 3 rooms, at 14 Reynolds streetifore Saturday. No reasonable offer lsfaigdst‘ltlbutb"; 83,21,302" the Belle Roton Tide Table. f Bath house and Suit week flat"; 25C
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL thDSéEast Norwalk. Rent $8.00. Inquire‘ret‘used. Frank Wheeler. 4 Cresrent ' "ngh tide today .......... 1:2; o’cltlc.\‘____ w, ._ gm”..—
:R_Hawlnn, H 'l s. 2' . 2 " Hi ' “-5 '4 ~-
eottlo and poultry. Best market prices~ s 8 alland St a :1 3t Terrace, a 5 3t, Tomorrow evening the children w,“ 811 llde tomorrow ...’.0’ U'CIOU.
paid Extra. prices for fat calvee.g I "hold a Salami! undi r“ at ti 1 Roton Point is forever establlshln- .-
05.00 for bob valves to fatten. 11.; To LET—TWO on mass: FOR SALE—400 x 400 BUILDING house g pa ‘ecu" moms and then breaking them as. ,
Friedman, Conn. Ave, Tel 1151 lrooms. with all improvements. ln-,‘lo"ts, (almost 2 acres) in Nonfilku ' , ,5001‘ as they are made 1451 he!‘ 18 '2: .
029 U quire 01 Spring St. 825 3tlmile to trolley, eleturic light and talent“ II I M Nult' f (‘ N k, I over 300 dancers crowded the path pa 5: f,- .‘accum Clcaners. _ _ ”H.318.“
1 l , Y Nphone, mostly clear land, good road is Heme” “a: ofxuoel ”:1“ leer. ‘ I; villou to enjoy a pleasant evening 0‘. "h: Elcrttic Fans ...... 13.50 to $17.50
LOST To LET—FIVE aoous u 1TH lM-l ,.es,,,c,ed_ only $250 each Tho, 331. g e“ ‘1“ l 0’ dancing. thus establishing a “- :l-llgg w. .m, m. M an
-~ movements. 9 Hamilton Ave. ‘In- com, Post Office Bldg, Norwalk. {tow days that will be hard to beat. Bellls landff- {HT-1.).“ 5;, " "" ." seccn " and,
.. , . . . . ‘quirc United Grocery cu a2: tt ' o l m "Tokenek .s: l: d (1 TI .\ X -. ' " . -
Losr—Ba'luaatx norox POINT, 3.4 or, Selby Day has his fast cathoat the . . e "m 0"" an "e..°.md"" ‘ ' “"‘33 for 1431“ “d
alld South Vorwalk a man‘s brown» 1.. . - - } ~ were well represented 185‘ 9‘ enlng. ‘
velour hat Finder please phone 282. TO LET—FIRST FLOOR. 7 OR-, FOR SALE—AT AUCTION 0N Lrltlt ln tle water tor the balance _ l5; HE WH' __ ’LECTRIC CO \
lcllard St. All improvements Rent Tuesda' Au ust 5th I will ell in or the season. i There will be no end of interesting'"‘" " H": a ”
.1251: , 5 8 2 8 Y ________ N. EW i E 'ne o
m 320 Inquire Dr “- J Tracey 01' F- J I'liverl business on the premises. 12" . . , free exhibitions in combination “1.11“. ...... ca ngl e rs an
lDonahue. a2~i 3t" Cross street. Sale starts at 10' TI” {\orwalk ”fl" Club-will how the shows for which an admission \vlllit," C°""’°"°"“
“a--- “N .._ .____ 'oc lock James H. Magner. 322 the" “33“!” Tuesday evenmg dance be charged, next week when the la ‘ " £4 \‘aaier St Scuth Norwalk,6t.
To LET—FIRST FLOOR, 62;___ this evening mous Carlisles Wild “est ottractioni Phone 342-3.
You are strong and well,
That's pleasant.
.You hope to remain so.
That's natural.
Your spine may get out of order,
That's possible.
.You need some odiustmente,
That's evident.
Better start today,
That's wisdom.
You want the best,
That's proper.
Painless methods.
That's discrimination.
Bee E. Barthel, D. C.
That's important.
omens So. Nwwalk and Stamford.
That’s the right place.
Delays are dangerous
That's all.
E. BARTHOL. D. C.
63 Meadow St., South Norwalk,
7 to 8 p. to.
new Atlantic St. Stamford, 9 a.
m. to 5 p- m.
Spinal Analysis Free.
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK AND TO ALL POINTS IN
THE SOUTH AND WEST.
Through our service toall important
interior points, making “counectione
with daily through care to the follow-
ing points: Cincinnati, Chicago, Den-
yer, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Louis-
yllle, Little Rock. Oklahoma City, St.
Louis and 'Salt Lake City. Freight
boat leaves Pier 27 East River, New
:York (foot of Catherine St), every
day except Sunday, at 3 p. m. Freight
received at Norwalk up to 5 p. mend
at South Norwalk up to 5:30 p. 111.
THE NORWALK sTEAMBOAT LINE
Arming J. Smith, Lessee.
George F. Foote. General Agent.
We a wise man who anticipates the
seasons.
In Hot Weather It's well to have a
Cooled Cellar.
OUR COAL IS GOOD COAL.
MASON SUPPLIES.
, B. HAROLD COX.
2 Flt-It at. East Norwllk.
Telephone 1454.
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Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
“EAST NORWALK
Shore Dinners and All Kinds
of Sea Food Cooked
, to Order. ,
John E. O’Sulllvan.
Prop. " , ‘
TELEPHONE cALl. m.
. g-Co‘mpo Inn
“ “fl."Wostport, Conn
Service, a. 1n. Cal-to, noted 80:
Stocks. Broilers and all "Sci Food: in
, .ocuo‘u. Arrangements an be me
momma um short notice.
Meadow St. live rooms and two in"'
attic. Improvements, Rent 814. In
quire C. Smith, 22 Lowndes Ale Tel. i
1361. 824 3t|
To LET—HOUSE. CORNER WEST.
and High St, opposite Trinity Churt‘ll, l
all improvements. eight rooms and,
bath. Also two furnished rooms suit- ‘1
able for light housekeeping at‘) .. 9nghN
street. 324 3t
To LET—HOUSE, 6 ROOMS. CEN-
trally located. from Sept. lst. All con-
veniences including electric lights and
bath. Very moderate rent to desira-
ble party. Apply J. M. Layton 8; Co.
1125 3t
To LET—FURNISHED FRONT
rooms, large and airy. 11 Chestnut St.
a24 3t
TO LET—FURNISHED OR UN-
furnislled rooms. Centrally located.
Mrs. H. Ganun, 41 Chestnut street.
82‘ 3t.
TO LET-“5 BEAUTIFUL LARGE.
light rooms, Elocu'lo lights, bath. all
improvements. Second floor, 19 Hill-
side St., 80. Norwalk. Inquire 88
West BL, or phone 1385-2. . .22 3t
To RENT—196 EAST AVENUE,
lower floor. Five rooms and bath, all
improvements, large yard. Inquire on
premises or at 17 Edlie Av..e E. N
1122 3t
=2}, -4.—
To LET—NEWLY FURNISHED
bedroom with use of kitchen for light
housekeeping. Five minutes' walk
from station. Terms 81.50 a week. A.
G., Care Sentinel. an at
T0 LET—APARTMENT 0N. CHAP-
el St. Inquire 64 South Main St.
329 it
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BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE.
I have it at last. What? Tin tor
roofing, leaders and gutters that is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
are having me repair their Tinwork,
Plumbing and Heating because they
save money.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
I41 Wash. 81:. Phone 1109-12 or 818
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The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the dodnitlon o! the
mofthedueuemmomot
udlustlngtbom mus-elem
ed byéowronohl'twut orsprsi'n in
droplet. muuonemouuouooa
It erected "pinched nervoo and path in
later me in us. different organs and
Chiropractors remove thocoucgot
direc‘ootndpfln, healthi- restored
‘- through hot-moaning the nerve on
tools in your body. mm. troubles
given special attention: also curva-
not giving the Chiropractor o chance
to help you.
liognoti’o moments given also.
T. Franco. D. C.
" 94 Washington it. So. Nomlk. Conn.
Graduate from Punter School. the 7,.
discards-er. '- ,
Investments
1...... mm, Annuity or Lite in-
I A
"homeroom Mmmpmrm‘
“ In most securities.
"i ""‘h .
hire of the spine. You will novel-ro- .
l4“ Tree-so a
FOR SALE-THE BRICK DWELL"
ing, No. 74 West Ave., known as the:
Rider house. Lot 75 feet front and
170 feet deep, including garage and
be am. Terms will be made reasonable
and price very low. Address Christlaul
Swartz. j3 tf
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS—J C.
Smith, Underwood,
Remington, all other
makes, sold rented.
repaired. Rentals 85
per month Machines
sold to $5 per nlonth.i
The Benedict News“
Store 43 Wall St. Norwalk Conn.
N. Yf N. fifefi. a
Timetable
lN EFFECT JUNE 7, 1914.
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK.
A. M.——l:37:, 4:49”, 5:3~Ix, 5:43:,
6:09, 6257:, 7:18x, 7:40, 8218:, 8259:.
9:18:. 9:40. 10:33:, 10:51:, 11:51.
P. M.-l:l3x, 1:22:, 1:27, 3:02;!
3:29, tun-5115:, 5:45, 6:02:, 6:47,
~7:02:, 735:, 9:42:, 10:18:.
Sundays.
A. M.——12:25:, 4:48”, 51:34:, 6:42:,
8:54, 10:33:, l1:30.
P, lib-12:50:, 2244:, 13:02:, 4242:,
5:45, 6:02x, 7:02:, 7:12. 7:45:, 7:57:.
8:06:, 9:42:, 10:18:, 10:35.
NEW YORK To SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—-4:41x. 5:35, 6:45, 8:03:.
8:51:, 9:15:, 10:02:, 10:05, 10:50:,
11:03.
P. M.-—12:03. 1:05. 2:04:, 2:57,
3:30:,,3:55. 4:15t, 4:29, 5:05:, 5:24,
6:28, 0:01:. 6:07, 8:19; 9:25, 9:40:,
11:15:, 12:00:.
Sundays.
A. M.—6:00,..8:03:, 9:00:. 10:02:,
10:50:.
P. “ME-12:10, 1:02:, 3:39:. 15:02:.
5:04, 6:01:, 7:09:, 8210:, 9:00:, 9:40:,
10:00:. 11:15:, 12:00:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
‘ liq-122238. 1:17:, 8:05, 7:18,
9:16:. 10:18, 11:11:, 11:57:.
P. M.—12:08, 1:20. 3:161, 4:28, 5:17.
6:1“, 6:47, 7:09:, 9:24:, 10:51:.
11:06. “
Sundays.
A. M.:——12 23x 1: 13:, 7: 43, 9: 16:.
10:19. 11: 11:.-
P. MM“. 67:. 2: 08:, 4: 46:, 6:10:,
8: 48, 7: 99:. 8: 28:. 9:24x-f, 10:08:.
10:51:
8OUTH NORWALK To DANBURY.
A. M. ~—-:120, 8:18, 8:27, 9:59:.
P. M.—1: 25, 8: 281.4: 38, 5. Edit, 0: 20.
7. 22.
, .-
Sundays.
A. M.:-~10 87.
P M.:—-—2 15. 7: 22.
rc-n-
"DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK-
A.M'--600, 7'23, 8:00, 8:,"18 10.031,
11: 55.
P. M.:—-4 21, 6. 49, 8' 30.
.£_._. .
Sand-Yr.
A. NIL-7: 05." .11. 45. ‘"
P M-8' l8 ":7 18!. 8: 35.
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+Efgnideb express. “
"t—v-Biguidos step! on signal only.‘
-]|-Diocontinuod otter June 21.
' ~t~—Doog not yd“: I-
more»: my. _ "
Philip Pen'ers who has been the
guest of Harry \latLathlan for a
few days will return to his home in
llanbury today
Miss M. L. "Graebe a missionary 0t
‘great fame who has been working in
India {or seven years, gave a very in-
[creating lecture last night at the"
Elm Home, regarding missionary
‘work In various parts of the world At-
ter her spcetb, short services were
held. Dr, James presiding.
Two teams are all that are left in
the mens' doubles, In the tennis
tournament, they are Thomas Cant)“
and Herbert Tllompson;.dnd llarold
Clarke and John Coe. They will play
for the can this coming Sunday. The
committee has the handicaps arranz-
ed for the singles. and the first game
iwill be played during the week.
" The Tokoneke Club will hold their
water sports this coming Saturday at-
terno‘on. Various events wlll be
contactedlfor the beautiful prices and
the nelrwmwd Club has been invit-
ed to take part so the whole llwlln~
nllng team will attend. The compett
tion will be keen and ought to fur-
nlsll some very interesting races both
for juniors and seniors.
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Harbor -View Beach“
“The Campfire-Girls" will return to
their homes In Greenwich the latter
part of the week after a two weeks‘
stay at "Camp \l'ahelo." ;
Frank McLaren has returned after
a few days in New -York City.
Camble Hudson. who has been the
guest of Charles Whitehead for a few
days. has returned to his home in:
Yonkers. N. Y.
The Harbor .Vlew improvement As«'
aociatlon will hold a meeting tomor-
row evening to discuss the improve-.
ments for out your.
Christopher Hayes has returned to
his home in-New York city, after a
delightful stay. with his brother,
George Hayes.
Last night a large number of the
young folks motored to Roton Point
where the attractions of the park
were enjoyed, the dance hall being
the most popular.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin finned. or
‘Danbury. have returned home. after
spending a few days. with Mrs. Ella»
both Snyder and daughter Grace. 'of
Chestnut stret. Second digtrlct.
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SOLVENT NOTICE.
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District of Norwallry
'.Court August 17..A. '.,D 19'1""4.
Estate of Sarah A. Keelor at. of
Norwalk, in said Districtd deceased.
The Court of Probate for "the Die-
the: or Nor-walk, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors or sold Estate to
exhibit their chime tor settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac
counts. broiled! tinted. withl sold
time. will“ :3 . All
persons Indebtddlwuid Estate are
requested to more immediate pey-
meat to ‘ .
Probate
Mil ,
will convert the park into a small edl
tion of the ‘wild and woolly W est 0:
"long ago. This feature has playedi
scores of this country‘s larger amused
ment resorts, and has everywhere been
met with the greatest of enthusiasm,
The show is bound to appeal strollglyi
to local people.
Manager Bayley has again generous-l
ly offered a silver loving cup to be-
awarded to the couple dancing the}
best one—step. There wIIl be several
preliminary contests before the final!
is run off. This contest is certain to"
arouse considerable interest on the"
part of all of Norwalk's (labours. as;
there are scores among the regular‘
patrons of the pavilion who are caret,
lent dancers. ,
The greatest allnir of them all is to"
be the big Mardl (lras. Manager Ne-
ville liayley is planning at this lime to‘
close Roton Point with one great blg;
whirl of fun, and the surest way to'
bring this about is by holding a three:
day carnival at the point. There \1 ill
be fireworks galore. all sorts of odd»,
and beautiful costumes. and every-‘
thing will be there that goes to mat-tel
up a gay carnival. The park will b3:
,weirdly and plcturesquely decoratedl
with Japanese lanternsmnd other be?
coming decorations. ' Profosiscualj
"clowns and performers from New York1
:clty will be secured to llllulzle with the,
crowds of merry-makers to increase
the fun. All kinds of events will. be
enjoyed. and everything possible will
be done to make it the biggest thing:
that ever happened in this vicinity. No‘
matter how succeastul the justly DOD‘:
lular annual carnival of Norwalk has"
been, every effort is going to be put"
1 forthto eclipse in morrlment and now;
ielty that wonderful event. Prepare?
for this Mardl Gras, it will certainly
provides. joyous time.
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‘ GALVESTON, Aug. 25. ——Texas ' is"
awakening to the value of Latin Ant-l
erican commerce. An analysis of the}
port records of Galveston tor the fiscal5
year ending June 30. 1914. shows that”;
the export and import business of the3
"Southwest done with Latin- America
through the port of Galveston during
those twelve months totalled 815, 760,-‘ ,
019 This is a gain of :15, 380928 'merl
.the record of the flocalyear 1912-13. .
Despite internal warfare in Mexico;
importsond exports betwon Galveston;
and Meirican ports during the past tis-‘
cal year totalled $3,350,566. an Ill-"v
crease of $1, 712, 051 over Mexican busl-’
nose of the previous year. I
cattle, bananas and valuable woods
trout Mexico, grain from the Argon-i
ltlne, sugar from Cuba and bananas:
ltrom Central Amorlco formed the built.l
of imports from Latin-America through!
Galveston.
i Packing- house products such .as',
hams, bacon and lard, with the EddI-i
tlon of breadstuffs, lumber and ma
chinery, {armed the greater portion 0!
Southwestern exports to Latin-Amer-
l' Even greater opportunities now
awlit "American-business men in terri-
tory south of the Rlo'Gl-anda. owlns
loathe disruption of European com
moi-co. brought on by the general war.
Director-Genenl John Barrett. of the
Pan-American Union. in a special but-
both presents the necessity for the
United States to supply the marches
0130 that is annually imported by La-
tin-America to the value of nearly,
income» I
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REAL CAR HERE
1915 MODEL 1915
Call ongua or Telephone Ajax Tires
Rlil‘llll' 8t AYERS”
60 Val Zmdr Street. Dis'ribulors For “airfield County
o-u— us..—
War Bulletins.
LUXllth. Aug. 25. llzls a. lit—The Central News
“realities :l llix‘lml t'b Ir )m "i‘al‘is sayinrr that an official
ll 1‘. llIl'aI". nu j‘lvll out ill ii at tit\ declares that Gets
man CII\£1II‘_\IW?II htlollginl: to an ilulcptullcut division are
operating on the extreme rlcht and on the extreme left (pg
the position of the nilic s 3"?
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PARIS". A ug. 25 7 a. m.——.\ dispatch to the Ixcel-m
sior from Lollliral says that the cmpcr Mrs nephew-,3,
Count von Schwcrin. has been taken prisoner. He W‘s:
in coullllnntl of a tlctachlllellt oi Ulllalts"‘\V=llo reached Hallo}
lt-bckc. French chassellrs. being informed of the presen’dfigl
of the (lcrmans, arrived on the scene and killed one,"
wounded live and mallc pr: SI here of the ot thcrs. I
Accordillgto thc Matln, the Mininstn of Commerce
is considering the best means of anllulling German patents
and true mil! as ill I mace Iollowiug the similar placticn
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adoptctl ill England.
A dispatch from Geneva reports that a business" mat:
who has just returned from Strassburg says the garrison
of Strasshurg were practically annihilated ill the battle of
Schlrmcck. ("3f 5. 500 men who went into the fight only
1.800 returned. Iour German batteries \\ ere put out or
actmn before tbcv were able to fire a shot.
“HASHIN‘G'I‘l‘lN. Aug. 25.——:‘\ concentric advance of
all the German armies toward Paris is probable; the Sc-
meis R1v.er Longlvy and the greater part of the Belgian-
Frcnch frontier being in Gurman hands, according to a.
wilcless dispatch to the German cmlbassx from its foreign
office leccivetl toda_. via Sa)villc, L. I. It em: “The
German troops facing the French troops defeated them
ill battle from Aug. 17 to 21. Numerous ensigns more
than 150 guns and 10.000 pr",souels have been captured.
"Lullclillc has been tailed and the army of General Joffre
broken up and is no more tapablc of action. . The Ger—l,-
man crown princes arlr‘l‘y has chased the Fr euch west of":
LOllgwy The army of the Dulce of Murcmber. march—1"
ing through Belgium, has crevcral generalstwere captured. “‘ ‘
pletely crushing the advancing ITrcnclrarh‘fi}. N amorous j
guns, ensign prisgncm and :osscd the river Scmnis, com— ,
The German troops advancing W est of the Riv erl Mouse “
towards Mauberge defeated an English cavalry brigade.
The River Semoins, 1.0117va and the grea tcr part of th,
Belgo-Frcnch frontier are in German hands. \ concentric "‘ "
ad: once of all the German 3 may tov. artl Paris ls probe. e.
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A fire in the dump on the former Because of an automobile in
Captain Lamb property, in Main street. Island garage “back tlrlng,"au
First district, last night, necessitated lug considerable smoke, somoon
the Hope Hose apparatus responding in an alrm of fire to the Ito
to extinguish it. The tire. had been Fire Company. this morning. ‘
burning some time and had worked in responded, finding absolutely a
under the pile so that consider-tibia to do.
time was spent bolero it was put out.
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I. - When-a young man mixes ryw with
Frederick Becker. of South» Nor his will"! 010th sets a’ "crop
walk. Was discharged from the Nor ’ ‘
W911! 30991131 till! 111351911118. having . A good adv. psili beitW
completely recovered tram" an! opera- pawn . .
tion (or appendicitif “l"
1...-..1;
~ , ~ but tlfo girl dogsu't mill‘d'
Ill- and III-sic G. «Decker. or will pod holl- unless nature so snub
blonds. Rocond district; to awar- 4718'- !" " “ ‘
W with friend: at“, Staten Island.‘ Good tenants arb to be M
alloy lob Nomad last Saturday. .. idle maroon. ‘ ~ “ - ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler