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Classified
For Sale,
A111.»— To Let,
Professional cards,
Miscellaneous
Business and
and
face or Caps Double
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twentyftifve words or Less, 25c;
Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Biscu-
Price.
WANTED
TOLIT
WANTED—FORD CAR IN GOOD
condition. Answer immediately, stat-
ing terms. Ford, cars Sentinel. 1125 21
WANTED—A MAN T0 CARE NR1
two horses and one cow. Must be a
good milker 46 West Ave., Corner
.Cedar St. Mrs. Andrus. n25 3t
WANTED—POSITION BY PRACTI.
cal nurse. as companion to invalid or
elderly person. No objection to travel. !I
lAddress B. M L, care of Sentinel.
n24 3tl
WANTED—A MIDDLE AGED W0.
man wanted for housekeeper. to care
for small house. Must be good 9111111
cook. Apply by letter. addressing B..lor»Raymond Grocery Co.
this office. 1121 3t
WANTED—EXPERIENCED LADY
bookkeeper. Wm. Enron. 3 Rowaii St.
of: St
MALE HELP WANTED—SHOE
worker out of work, wapted as sales-
man for strictly first clssls garden and
farm seeds. Good pay. Winter 'or
permanent Cobb, Franklin, Mass. ..
” 1111 at
WANTED—CATTLE AND POUL-
try and calves. 140. for fat calves.
‘ I7 50 for small calves to fatten. Best
market prices. W. Miller. Connecti-
cut avenue. Tel 130, si ti
' WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Bastaaflntprlcu
paid Extra prices not fat calves.
06.00 for bob valves to flatten. a.
Triathlon. 0111111. Ave. Tel 1151
0”“
”WANTED—TO BUY ALL mos
cattle and poultry. Best market'prlces
paid. ‘ Extra prices for fat calves.
85.00 for bob - calves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1161.
11111 1111111
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SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. ss.. Probate
Court, October 30. A. D., 1914.
Estate of ‘Henry M. Cooley, late of
Norwalk In said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the data here.
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, within
said time, will be debarred a recovery.
All persons indebted to said 1111111.
“ A 111. requested to make immediate pay-
ment to
MRS. ELIZA R COOLEY,
CIJIFTON M COOLEY. M D.,
' JOHN H. COOLEIY.
Administrators 0. T. A
. 1‘
. I":110-17-24
W—
To the Board of County Commis-
missloners of Ii‘alrfield 'County:
I hereby apply for a transfer of a ‘
‘ license No. 74 to sell .Spirltous and
, Intoxlcatlng Liquors, Ale, Lager Beer,
Rhine Wine
{Pharaoh 11 Stevens lg Clifford liotel,’
‘ South Main Street to The Clifford
HlHIotel Company at Clifford Hotel.
South Main Street, Town of Norwalk
‘1191 located within 2110 16111 in '11 direct
Ilne of a Church 1111111115 or Public
Schoolhouse or the premises per-
taining thereto, or any Post Office,
' Public Library or Cemetery.
Dated at INorwallr, this 12th day of '
November, A D.,1914.
H‘H-E CLIFFORD HOTEL COMPANY ' '
By William Stevens. its Secretary. ‘
We, the undersigned, electors and
lawyers. as defined-by law. oi the
Town of Norwalk, hereby endorse the
application of the above named. The
Clifford Hotel Company for such li-
cense and we do severally certify
each for himself that we are taxpay~
uers owning real estate situated in
said Town of Norwallr.
Dated at Norwalli. this 12111 day
of November, A. 1)., 1914.
Herbert N. Elliott. Joseph A Yolk.
'1 house C. eavsnagh. R. 11111111111. J.
Milton (‘oburn
'I hereby certify that the above Ill.
1-1! asdoraers are electors and Is:-
payara. as dated by law. of the
Ten of Serial!
filed at mama-1. ms day of
Nov”. A. IL. “I!
“M? I llffll.
Ms Clara
.ly decorated.
($14.00.
iSOuth Main street,
"blinetoarrangefortheirsel‘ekcép-
. proof against 11.111111111115211 interior.-
and Older from Mole
The proposed place of business is -
To LET—FOURJIOOM MODERN
apartment Steam heat and hot water
included. Inquire at Keeler's Shoe
Store. a n24 8t
To LET—ATTRACTIVE APART.
ments. East Washington and Chapel
streets, modern improvements, recent-l
Rent $10.00, $12. 00.
Inquire Dr. 1101111111111, 64
Telephone 60.
n23 tf
To LET—ONE NEW TWO PAM.
:in house. 32 Taylor avenue, all ‘im-
provements and a new seven room
cottage, all improvements, 34 Taylor
"avenue. Inquire United Grocery 00..
1123 t!
"To”Lar—TBUSEALOWp NO. 27
Lincoln Ave. All improvements. Rent
820. Inquire of Charles E. 'lioyt.
n10 t“
TO LET—TWO ROOMS, seamen.
ed or unfurnished, light housekeep~
ing. One furnished room, well heated.
Refined surrounding. Transients al-
so. 2 High street. an at
'ro LET—LARGE s'ronn. "11mi-
ter street. Inquire Edward Farrell,
11111111111111 street. 11111111211. 119 18t
LOST
Leer—sown 3°05 'rmona
please return to Borden s. 128 “Irish
Ington St. or Roy Wood, 37 Orchard
81.111111 receive reward. n26 31
——.—-——-‘—— .__..I ——
LOST—BY A POOR WOMAN. $15.
Reward to anyone finding it. Please
return to Mrs, Seabury, 4 Lexington
Ave. 80. Norwalli. n25 It
LOBT—A'Wlil‘i‘ll: FEMALE BULL
terrier puppy, with black spot on one
ear Last seen on Stuart avenue.
Notify T. A Sullivan. 9 Valley Place.
all: 81
LOST—AT NOON ON SATURDAY
last, near Westport bridge, plaidl
steamer rug. Finder please commun-
icate with owner and receive reward.
Ulla. Box 725, South Norwalk, Conn.
n23 3t
FIRE, BURGLARY, THEFT,
Every year these three things cause
the loss or many. timo‘sandsiof’ dol-
lars In actual cash kept at home or
on the . “on, too, WHAT
ABOUT YOUR “OTHER VALUA-
BEES? 1
The only are place for vhln'ables
lsfna safe depositvault. And the
msow .WIIILE YOU HAVETHE'M
Our Safe Deposit Vault IIs firm
proff. burglar-proof, flood-proof; 1111's
enoe. Two persons my rent. a ban.
together and time save half the cost.
.A We box, sufficient for the In-
dlvidusl, ‘snay helm! for [4 per year.
Larger boxes at proportionate prices.
so Washina'lon So. as; Not-walk
THE PEOPLE’S TRUST
COMPANY
1—...
Special Music
Thanksgiving Eve andSat-
urday Eve. I
«011110111 H1111-
Rathskellei
N GTE—New Entrance from
Ellzabeth St.
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STERLING .
Pianos and Player Pianos.
The M. Schoenberg Piano Co.,
to; Washington Street,
South Norwalk, Conn.
.... -.- -..-... ....-
HMTAL "OTIS.
Miss Ida Null N00”. of M'N'
ion. was admitted Isst- svsaiag. and
lthls lacs-slag ossrstsd nose for so-
IOR BALI
FOR SALE—BATH ROOM EQUIP-
ment complete. All in good condition.
Apply 21 Lowe‘ street. 1124 St
FOR BALE—SEVERAL HUNDRED
heads of cabbage. $8.00 per hundred. J.
C. Care Sentinel. his 31
FOR SALE—FARM, AT, PUBIJIC
auction, on premises at 2 o'clock p.
m.. Monday, December 7. 1911, 78
acres land about 1-2 tillable. balance
pasture and wood. House, barns.
silo and out buildings. mated on
Congress street about 2 miles from
Greenneld :Hill centre, about 4
miles from Falrfield and Bridge-
port on high ground with a splendid
view of ..surrounding country well
adapted for dairy. general farming or
a-gbntlernan's country place. The
property will be sold subject to a
mortgage by order of court. Inquire
of Joseph H. Sturgea, Falrlleld, Conn.
Admr. Estate of Charles W. Wilson.
n26 21
Miser'infiiusoua‘
SAFETY FIRST.
Includes Your Spine
Many sufferers are now. Coley-
111 good 111111111 after hiring their
adjusted. Won't You Try
it and-Be Convinced.
E. BARTHOL. D. C.
PAINLESS CHIROPRACTOR.
207 Atlantic SL.‘ Stamford.
9 a. m. to s p. in.
63 Meadow St., 80. Norwalk.
7 to 8 p. m.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
District of Norwallt. ss.. Probate
Court. November 25. A. D.. 1914.
Whereas, written applicaIIOn has
been made to this Court for adminis-
estate of‘Alexander Campbell, late of
New Canaan in said District, deceas~
ed:
Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office in Norwalk, on the 30th day of
November, 1914. at 10 o'clock fore
noon; and that public notice thereof
be given to all persons Interested
therein by publishing this order in a
newspaper having a circulation in
said District. at least five days before
said day of hearing
HENRY W. GREGORY.
no it Judge
TOMORROW'S FOOTBALL GAME“
Precedihg the 100111111 111111111. tomor-
row morning, in Amusement 91.1111. be-
tween the unbeaten N. H. S team and
game will-be-plsyed between two of
o'clock.‘ The big game of the day,
starts at,10:30 o‘clock. and a big crowd
ls‘pla‘nnlng to attend to eheer‘their fax 'x'
vorltes onto victory; The lineup fol-L
_ 11111:, I" . _ .
,_ N. +1.8. Sicilians. .7
Copley ....... Preece ,
' Left 111111 .
. Oswald
. Left tackle.
Israel :Camphell
Left guard.
Roberts .............. Richardson
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13111111911 . . . . .... .. ‘. .. .‘l announce i .
’ Right guard.
Lonchak ., ......... _ Murphy
' Right tacltle ‘
Campbell .. ......... """'.' Painter
' {Right end. ‘-
F. McMahon .......-..........O’Hara~
‘ 1113111 111111101. ,
W. McMahon . ,... Sturdevant
\ - Left halfback
Cutbill..........' ..... ...Greenwood. ‘-
Fullback.‘ i
Tarlov. ......... ........... Oliver
Quarterback. .
Substitutes—S. Campbell. Gleason
and Tove.
VIOLATED ’I’RAFIFlc ORDINANCE.
Roy F. Osborn. of Sumter}. yras ar-
rested Ior violating the tralc ordi-
nance at the corner of Wall and lists
streets this noon by Sergeant Thomas
final. Osborn pulled to the Id! of a
trolls, and the eater signalled to
mammary.“ Llsrasflaadnr.
llaaryC.Ibenr.
nuns-Iago mau'm'
.wasmhrmlnatm
maul-m mus
Mummmm
was “that H
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1st”. Tbs driver coaliusl so sad
then Dermal llaas jumped“ the
whhsaaltallllntsflvetsths
tratloli- with the will annexedpof the ,
lhe drsok- Alumni team. a preliminary. ,
the Junior :High school teams. at 9:30 - '
Manon ' _
EAT'I‘LE PROCEED WITH GREAT INTENSITY
IN SEVERAL PLACES.
(Continued from First Page.)
mistakes previously made, will keep far enough away from
the coast to avoid the naval guns and will not waste
their energy by advancing at several points at the same
time, but will concentrate all their cfiorts on one spot
where they hope to break through by sheer weight of
numbers. .~ l
H‘aving shattered the Prussian Guard llI)l'1€\tl‘
when it essayed the fest the Allies say the) have every
reason to face the present situation with confidence
LON-DON, Nov. 25.-—Lis15 of subscriptions to 1111-
grcatest war loan in history. amounting to 35.090011111111115
sterling ($1,700,000.000) or rather more than half the
total of the British national debt have been closed and 1
the loan, it is freely stated in the city, will be a great
success, although no official figures as yet are available.
Coming at a time when the London Stock Exchange
is closed and immediately after $300,000.000 of fresh
taxation had Been imposed, the result is considered rc-
markably indicative of the determination of. the country
to enable the government to proaccutc the war to a'
successful end. :-
BERLIN, Nov. 25. by wireless telegraphy to Say
ville, I... l.——'I‘he following information - was given out /
festerday by the Official Press Bureau:
“While an eventual victory for the Teutonic Allies
in the eastern theater of the war is expected as confiden-
tial as ever. official reports from the German and
Austrian military headquarters make it appear that a (ir-
cision will not be reached as soon as had been expected;
The final result has been delayed by the advance of new
Russian forces from Warsaw.
“The Austrians announca that they have abandoned.
to superior- hostile forces several passes in the Carpa-
tl1ians.Tl1e Russian troops which are investing
l’rzemysl have been driven back by a sortie and are not
within trange of the cannon of the forts.
“The Russians who crosecd the bower Dunajcc are
not able to proceed further.“
"Thé tremendous extent. of the battles now raging in ’
the east is apparent from the fact that contests are now
in progress along a front extending over 400 miles .bc~
tween the positions on the extreme north and south.
"No important reports have been received . recently
from Servia from the scene of the Turkish operations, or
from the’yvcstern theater of war.
."Tbctg; was a light snowfall in Berlin early this morn-
ing. and the temperature fell to below zero Centigrade. - ‘
'éDpMchics: appearing in Italian newspapers are 1on i
111'.- cfl'c'ct that molestation of Italian shipping by 1111‘:
lrt‘ncli is part of a systematic plan of the l-‘rcnch
to divert the maritime trade of Genoa to Marseilles.
“Word comes from Rome that in Northern Italy
there is much feeling against England in consequence of
the fact that ‘shell metal foundries were closed because
of the seizure of copper and lend. British imports 111‘. --
October. according to reports from Rome, decreased 20.-
000.000 pounds, or 40 per cent, and the exports 18,000,-
000, or 60 per cent... as compared with last year. ‘ _ ' , .
“Switzerland has lodged protests, at London‘ and
Bordeaux against the violation of Swiss neutrality bv‘
British aviators. and demands satisfaction "5: ~
“The Copenhagen Politikeri states 111111 English re- .
ports that Germany wishes pIeacc are absurd. and that
their only aim is to keep England in good humor. 69?".
.. many has no reason for wishing peace since her armless... '
' are on foreign territory and her navy. is uninjured."- ": ‘ “-
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1.0110011, Nov 25, 10:25 1. .. nil—The lrencli'” '
,mm«.Am1ral Gantrzinmc, which wassunk Oct; 2611111.; U.
'. - on her. way from Calais to Havre with a great- tlm'mgf-I-
.of refugees 111.51.111.11.“ the victim of a German torpedo.
according to an Admiralty smtemem today: A11 CKaIlffll-"‘.'
I 1115111011, it is stated revealed a fragment or 1111;- t'o'rpc‘do 111-
111.11.110.11 were women and children. the loss of life waif.
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torpedo fragment
. 2" adding that ."this prdyés conclusively that the vessel was . -
‘torpedoed by a German submarine. It was previously 3' i
- thought that the Amiral Ganteanme had- hit 11 111111151 "
Meet 0f the persons aboard the steamer were saved by;
1 ‘the Channel steamer chuen. } , , I . ..
BERLIN, Nov. 25, by wireless to Lo11'flon..———-’in ofI-
‘ flcial communication has been given out by the German .
'VHeadquart'ers Staff which says:
. “British warships again appeared off the ll’elgian - -
coast Yesterday and bombarded Lombacrtzulc and Zoe-
brugge. ’Our troops suffered but slight damage from this -
bombardment. but a number of Belgian villagers were
killed or injured. Otherwise no ‘nctnal changes have
occurred in the west. ' ..
"lnIthc eastern war theatre the situation has not yet
been decided. in East Prussia our troops are holding
their own to the northeast of the Plain of rlu- (Mazur)
fairest ’ '
“In Northern l‘ ilsnil the fierce lighting which has
been taking plau- still has been withom "1111b.
“In Swain-tn Poland the battle in 1hr "grim!
Caedmon‘s has come to s slit-distill.
“(h our umber; uh. in the 11min» ill Cranial
of
melted In mm is
1 muse-mantras,“ 11111 (Mimi-1
“Townhouse” Wis Stamp
loll-immense 11.1th “1:11.111...“
. 54 Water St.
. Axel Seinltnscht
j Charles E. Petty.
"”3- -. Hue suns mun team of that 1611111.
“ Collector-Nelson H. HOYL lncycd to Norwalli Saturday to m
' . Trustee-James Taylor. .and a great game resuted in a ’lfi
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Sweet Oranges ....... . ....... 25¢. 30¢ and 35¢ do:
Maine Potatoes, a peck ........................... 20¢
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1 VoIiId after November 251'.
ll.”St:1mps Free when presented at our store. ,-
when making a purchase amounting to $1.00 or " . '
more. 'l‘lies.n stamps are additional to those
regularly given with purchases. ' ‘
M Moltasch 81 Son.
120 Washington St. . South Norvmlk, CL 1
m ELECTRIC LIGHTING. ‘
We have soars ll axiom to our bu airless whereby we can wire your
house and you pay for it on the instill merit plan. A phone call 0! IIW .
will bring repmcnlative who will further explain.
ELECTRIC LIGHTING FIXTURES.
Our prices on “slates are the lowest in town. No matter who does tho
wiring let us first duets you our prices. Electric lemons Clear”! “.11
Irons 32.85 to 33. .
THE WHITE ELECTRIC (X).
'I'hone SIB-3.
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SHERMAN couucu. 11011111111153. DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Funeral of ldr. flick;
Sherman Council, Royal Arcanum.
held its nomination of officers. last
evening. the result being as follows: i
Regentell‘rank Goodchlld.
Vice Regent—William H. Derringer.‘
Orator—_-lra 0. Gregory. .
Past Regent—anllain 11.81111".
The funeral of Samuel IIl‘liIeh, I”
years old. who died early Theodor
morning in the Norwall Hospital, will ‘
be-held, Friday afternoon,- “1:301
o'clock. from theChape‘l of them- j
Guide—Frederick 11. Madden, ..lr 'er, ““6 111111111113. WWW“ “1:: ,
Chaplain—William 0..Sea1nan anvil'm’m will be ma” if Christ.
lcemelery. Westport. -
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.‘ 111 W ‘
”mum—”am“ E 1111111 an BRIDGEPORT civv Jumorte DB-
l Secretary—P. A. Parsells, who has! FEAT NORWALK.
occupied the-position for twenty-two‘I
The Bridgeport Ciiy Juniors Jour—
13 goals each, this being the. tour
[tie game this season for the Juniors
Norwalk won the' tons and chose the“
goal with the wind and sun behind It. ,
Tlic Junlor's forwards soon get going-I .
and from a brilliant shot by ”Wilkin—
and scored the first gozl of the garnet
. Norwnllt soon fled t 0 score. \II
enunewwx ALLEY CONTESTS. worm am, .....ung’ mom player’s.
‘ ' - ' . Wilkinson again put the Juniors Isl
- The Knish”. of Columbus, °l Bfl‘m" the led! with a well timed allot. BBC .,
Representdtlve-‘ to the Grand ‘ Coun-
-cll——-Wllllam H. Baker and Sylvester
I‘. Decker.
The election will take place at the
next meeting.
. . Brunswick Alleys, last evening. by a
wolose score. of 1.096 to 1..021 The mill
“ ’ - .vidual scores were as follows. ‘
’ port, defeated the loyal Order of
Moose in the bowling contest at the
to and play t'ollowed for the next 10 .
r'nlnutcs discoslng some 111111 pay est _
Lolh sides. Norwnlli forcing the Jul- .
'crs‘ backs to clear repeatedly. The ,.
“nation was soon relieved when Us» 1‘.
gulrc scored from a difficult position“ _
I , , , I113 239 minutes later with the Juniors leading *
: Conway """" '- 1:: 103—1264 by three goals to. one. .~
. ’anes . . . . ". .......... The “mom ”mm“! and the, “MI
mayondino ............... 11111 _ 113—2111 “as marked by game 111111 mm 1
1 - ansuntls ......... 123 111—234 on both sides“ The game came ”2:“; II ,
”{Fltz ef‘aldI. I94 108—200 sudden standstill when tho";- “(cm '
._ E ".'t"f ' ‘_.'_;_ 1111a Ellman oftho-Junlorsnadanas-
“- ‘ ~ -. u ‘ 109:3 lgummt. the spectatorn not ,m ..n
TORI; ..... . ..... . ............ _' with the official in 0’1“ng SQ bl
‘ 3 Armstrong ..... .-I..II...;..115 102—217
a receree being sent off. The; "fog:
‘ -.._213 .should- cenainly have ordered
"‘Qmwy 96 1%.,” playm- off the 1113111 11:14er rot
ml" "‘-‘:""."".'.':'" 8-3 what the spectators said. Soon: QM
Gonoll .’ ......... . ...... lis 119—237 lhifl incident Norwm an“. M .3
1111‘s.: ....... .1112 sou—192 from a scrimmage in front or the
3. 1!“ 993E: . Though crowded with 2,000 refugees. many: ' ..
hunted to forty.“ -W1lll the foregoingiannoun‘cemcnt the" _» r.“
,Adrn ralt in his 11 a let re .
. 3 1‘ t e P " 0f the residenceotwmlam P W5"!- ‘t "“3
121111111- 0! Washington and Franklin' ,-
streets 91111101111: sfternoon- 1111511111!
llnlghts of Columbus. The whistle blew for half time a‘ for
1.119111 Order of Moose. 1mm off the field. Whoever'. {nous or
Junior s goal. one of» the players 111111.
1021““ the ball through and the role“.
-. Totals .............. .:. ......... -not seeing the incident. “as!” ll!
1“ ' " 'F""’“""‘ “T" "’” ' * -- ,. goal. Norwalk soon-scored the 0%
55°" 0‘ PAPER ON FIRE. ' lzing goal rum 1‘1 penalty hick given
ngninst- melding. The game proved
very Interesting to the lump
v...—
11111 broke out in a box containing
- old newspapers in the cellar oi the
‘1
aura 111111111111 cavernous.
A party of friends were
on Monday ovening, at th -
Mrs; Benjamin sugden, 111 ll
birthday anniversary. The; m
z: 30 o’Coloelt The house was filled-
' with smoke and the floor of the din l
in room became so warm it was mol I .
' poisible t9 put one's hand upon 11 114. "'3 We.“ in “‘9 “1°" 935939 W
call was sent to the Central Fire Sta— ner, PM!“ “um" W’- m. at}.
“on. ‘nd were w” “ unk {Clwnledflsht a delightful IUDCDEOH 'm m
with chemicals, 111111111 speedily extin- 9'! ““9? 11111111; the £1198:de
gnished the lire. Since the afternoon”or "‘9" home?! "it 8A -, .
of Monday members 11111111 family had a charming 1‘ “393-6 $093 3““.
’ detected the odor of smoke: and awpresent were M“ ”Ciel-9T3. AIM. .
though several searches had beean°“°9- MT and MN 09 Bill's
.made about the house. Its location lllr. and Mrs. Patrick Mochleyiaz:
- . III II ”muland NI". DBVId JohIlSOh, m
‘lirifioaswm un. t ° Ferguson. the Misses Katharina
an. Alice Ryan. Bessie Smith. , ,
THANKSGIVING EVE MUSIC. ind Elisabeth Saunders. Means. AV.“-
Music this evening at the First bald Mantra. Dwight Smith. M,
Church. Norwalk: - lArnold and Frank Ryan . , ..s
Include-Festival larch opflNo. 1. .--—-.—.— .
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