t
an more 0611wa mm ssu'rguu
1
.11" ' . f
for five dollars per. year, 110 can
’3 {write a policy insuring to the limit at
ten thousand dollars, protecting the
”Meybolder from claims tor injuries
W by him while playing $017,111
for person or persons. provided bow
over, file liability shall in no e1 ent ei-
mi five thousand dollars for damages
1' count; injurirm to any one person. .
'T'aylor’S. Golden
79109410” 1230 South Norwatk, Conn.
81W WN[W8
The boat; .11arrion"is unloading‘
1,600 hugs cement at ltax'mond Bros.
wharf.
played this afternoon on the Knob
grounds_
Mrs. llinuie link, of Sumerx'ille,
Mass, its spending a few ueelxs 111111
City, 1110., is now visiting his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. William llildsdon, of 6
. '4'.
k .
Elizabeth street.
___._..,_.~.
«(‘ut 111 Straws. O'llrieu's.
Mrs. George F. Walker of South
Norwalk is spending a [011‘ days with :1
. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Walker, 01‘
Greenwich avenue, Stamford.
' There will be a month‘s mind mass '
‘ at St. Mary's church, Monday morn-
, his, August 23, at eight o'clock for
.010 lute Mrs. Patrick Grutnbly.
I Misses Ada. Florence and Helen \le-
Choley. Miss Marie Thomas and Miss
Ethel Eckard, return today from a
Ivucation spent in Cali Pasture, East
Noru'atl. ‘
‘filfiongtellowd‘ '0! Bridgeport. 1's
, The Belle lsland- Knob tennis “ill be
Ill (3le
71101711181 1m 1 rived in 801170ku
This Morning
PER|880P[ (W 81111-
MARINE SEEN
For Thirty Six llours Alter Leaving
Liv tpool the Cymric Was Pro-l
; tected' 11 the War Zone 1
l
1mg. 21.~l‘a.~‘n:
of thc Whitct
Ntzu 111111;,
scng'crs and crew
' Mr. and \lrs.l11der1tl. Stoci' '1i ’l‘uy- _ _ . . .
10, aleuue. 'btat' 1.11101' L_\'111rtc ilSSL‘l'lCtl upon
’ Ithc‘tt annual hut-1111111 that 111
Comp,” E. Hildsdou (,f Kunsus (1111111 117111 110111 111111‘111‘011 fur
thirti- «ix hunts ztftct Inning:
Iivcxpool. Augmt 11 by relay»
01 llritish \lle‘SlllllS inc in num—
1101:111111 that $110 was not unat-
‘co1‘11pnt'tictl until lllt' 11‘111‘ Ztlllt'. hatl;
been lct't lu-hiutl.‘ Scrural pnv'
scngt'rs said that 1110 pct‘iscopc ul-
:;'ttl1111;111110 11:111 110-111 <(".lll bttt
ultlccrs of thc tymric dcclinul to
discuss this asscrtton.
lltc (yuric took .
11110 samc course as the
which also [1011'
flag. (111 the lattcr's last 11‘t-st~
ward tr.ip \1'111111 cudcd 'l‘hursda)‘ l
,morning 111111 hcr destruttion byl
‘a (u'rman submarine oil thc‘
southern coast of Ireland. , 1th
Cymric carrhd 180. passengers,
of whom 105 wcrc in the sttcr-It
age.
. 1mm thc timc of ousting off
1111 the war 20110 was clcat‘c.(l thcl
passengers 571111, 1 c Cyntric sail—l
practically?
WM'WF’S' sum“)? 3'30' “meme“ ed 111 momentary readiness for 3
“PK death blow. “'hcn the stcnmcr
”‘— .lc'tt hcr (100,11 at 2 oclock in tth
70011. Gem.“ M Brown. pas-'0' 0' afternoon, the high flag 110111 1-0-1
“1° First M E‘ Chum“ Btrdgeport, ccntly crccted at the mouth of
- All" 9311.1 9“le tho pulplIt at the Norwalk thc Mersey. ' when; all outgoing
“U
1”: E: Chntlch ot‘liqtlr the morning and
evening service's tombrrow.
= Secretary 07 the State Charles D.
' "- tBuruos has. suspended thed river'slt-
I toense of ’l‘. W.‘
'r whose automobile flgumd in a colli-
Donahuo of Hartford,
. . nlon with another: machine in Man-
'1' .obester recently, _. ,
1' The South Norwolk Trust. Company
says that, no one should neglect We
provide against the time when tliQy
‘ can no longer get along by their daily
vocation. But should begin now
malts preparation for financial
"pendence. You are invited to call and
select a plan for “accumulating money.
to
inde-
\csscls could not ‘fail 111' 580 it}
.‘(lisplaycd the warning that Gerv
lman submarines 11'ch lurktng iur
nearby waters. . t
This warning. the paSsen ers
said was in the form of 'a 11;:
black ball ltols‘tul .11 the top of
the pole. It had been agrccdl
j'among all l‘l? owners 1:11 Liver-t
’11001.‘ it “a said. that the-«‘blackl
111.111 11 as to be 11): signal of dun—
Igor. uhcn the; A niralty 0 10am-
mg: of nearhv submarineé‘ cnmc
oport too late to warn all out-
.going‘ craft by messenger or {ole-It
phone.
1 Before the Cymru 11:1: out ofI
1th 10 Morse) s currcnt, hcr sailors
l
1
l,
1
1
1
1
1
10111111 11
nun;
.\r:1bic,I ;
1h.- \\'hitc StarI '
Total
SPECIAL "COMBINATION Sale
of SUGAR. TEA and QQFFEE
Gills. Grauulaled SUGAR
i ll). Choicefi. l. COFFEE
7. to. high Grade TEA
SATURDAY, AUG. 21,“ 19:5
.C. V. CRAW GARAGE
Agent for TRUMBULL CAR
CARS FOR HIRE
El “4““! Elle... Tot. 390.0
4*
O o o 025 ME _. : ~V — T”
F v
s o o .35 Pump; and General Machine
_ - Specialties
.25
.85:
7-"
1101111111 1118117880.
Water st.,IFoot Raymond St.
77 _
r
East 111.11.11.15 7:...
TELEPHONE 371
m
REBUILT rvnwnrrans -— L. C. '
Smith, Underwood.
Remington, all: other
makes. sold. rented
repaired. Rentals.
per" month."u Machine»
1 laid at 85 p91- month.
I - ' _ M8. DONNELLY. I
‘l Moth loin Street. South Norwalk
125 WASHINGTON STREET.
Against
S 11 °
Get ltlheslt’l’le'lrltn63wn "0 RLICK’S
Round Package THE ORION!"-
water.
MALTED MILK
equipped and sun
Milk plant in the world
We do not melre"milkproduct8" -
Skim Milk. Condensed Milk. etc. .
THE ORIGINAL MAETED MILK’
Made from clean.
and the extract of select malted
.roduood to
flood for over 0 new century
Moo. 8"
you um Inbound.-
LastCall
FOR COATS
Prices unresistable
M. Mollasch 8 Son
South .Norwalk.
do In the target, 50ft
ry stud
l'
mSterling’ s
‘l‘l'l’nruiiurge Sale
“820 T0 40 PER CENT. SAVINCv
Furniturelluns. Beds, Bedding & Range;
Askfus about our Club Plan
rdinary
MATTRESS SALE
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-129'13r Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 105.
*
1 {
NEWLY RENOVATED.
CENTRAL HOTEL D.
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Stréets, South No'rwatk.
Rooms by day or week at reasonable prices.
Every room well ventilated. electric lights and gas.
Everything first class. '
_ DRESSES
11.25anost.sovatuetI
780
‘VLJACOBY’S '
Bate-In HORLICK’S
ll-croum milk
grin, -
owdor form, oolul
Bust ood-Drink for All A100.
‘8
.‘Toko o Paokago Homo
boat destroyer type was sighted
:ahead apparently awaiting the
Cymric' s arrival in her 2011:.
1‘ 11¢ cruiser dropped behind and
the destroyer took her place. The .l'
pasmugcrs watched her till they
could soc her no morc in the
darkness, 'lhcn they went bc- ‘
0\1‘..‘\ll lights cxccpt cantlles,.
\vcrt cuinguishcd and c1cry pOrtI
hole “as blanketed. The pas-
scngcrs (slept that night with life-
'1
bclts at their hands
\11 next day the convoy was
continued. 1*nur dcstroversI
passed the ship from Onc to an- I
other. each unrslup' apparently:
patrolling a certain zouc ‘ andl'
actlng‘ as the liucr’s Escort
through her patrol '1 he destroy-s
crs according to thc Cyutric pas-
scngcrs. darted back and forth.
and around the sh1'p‘.clrcling hcrf
DOU-BLY PROVEN.
South Norwolk Rondo" Can No Lona-
' or Doubt thdt Evidence:
nus run;
4MSUP+ ,,
This South Norv. ' cltizent stifled -’ . . 2 . , . . .
longa 3.50 » “1'8 6 me a“. . l . _
Told of quick relief—oi undoubted Medium ' ‘ w I i
benefit. ” - » . . - .
. The tsetpf‘lure nougconflrmedt -
lmony ' complete—«he
evidence 'concluslve. _
ll fomiwconvlnctng proof of merit.
Churles Schoch, 30 Franklin street.
South Norwulk, says: “i had trouble
with my kidneys for over a year and
l sulfered sevor’ely from intense pains No.
111 trough the small or my back. It was 12 Highland Av0., to N. Y.. N. H. 8
always severe when ldld any stooplng. ' .7 gm? RBI”! (1 B It I l d.
:I tried severe modtclues 11. h l ”y "n 0 ' 9n
-b0notlt until '1 ot-v Donn s - N111) M H Pine 90"“ and Roma POE“
8 “9” 21 Long Island Sound to nc‘mnloy
Pills at- Plslstod's Drug store They gt, .
restored my kidneys to a normal con. 22 Penney 1' St to Cross 3‘-
Idltlon by freeing the kidney secretions
'Davev’s
Phone 401
i.
r
ROWAY'IUN FIRE ALARM BOXES.
23 Crosa .00 Railroad
24 Railroad to Brooks-ids
f or 11 'utl
r l t .‘ ft from sediment and motoring them to
Eaton Crane 81 Pike STATIONERY
25¢ a box
Briugerman Bros. 11...... 64 Nogmm
Block
--—-—~_._.__.
WWW“
END 91" SEASON BARGAINS
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
WAISTS IN VOILE AND ORGANDIE—R l
andSzooWsistsu egua§l$2556
333341800 CREPE DE CHINE WAISTS in white and flesh
$3.98 SKIRTS AT $2, 49
The thtle Shop .:
K. A. CLAVEN. 56 NOP MAIN ST.
sss‘r 15011qu FIRE sums
11.1.1.1... 11 11.11
' Timetable
IN EFFECT JUNE 6, 1915.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
. A. M.—1:39:, 6:42x, 6:09,
8: 57! 7: 18x, 7: 48, 8. 081,8:188, 8: 69x,
9: 23x, 9: 40 10: 33:, 10' 51:, 11: 61,
P. M.—-1: 13x, 1; 271:, 3: 02:, 3: 29,
4: 80:, 5: 16x, 6: 46, 8. 02x, 8: 47, 7. 02:,
7: 45!, 9: 55!, 10' 18x.' '
' BOXES.
f-Fltch Schoot (prints)
rm headquarters, so Von mt Street
Telephone 170
Prlvutoboxos will only be pulled
for tire on premises where but“.
A telephone message to -moetric
Station (705) -b0twoon the hours of 6
p. mundamm. glvluglocuflou 0!
tire, on storm will be glVou can 1»
ast box. '
Second slums on only to be giv-
en by the chief or acting chief upon Sundays. "
his arrival at the 8rd A Ill-12: 25x, 6242:, 8:64,
6—M0rvrn School (prlvm)_lo:331, 11:51. fit,
212—111“: Washington and Fort Btu. P. M.‘—-1:13x, 2: 44, '3': 12:, 4:302.
. . provis1oncd thc lifeboats adjust-
fiNEWG'I'IgTE: MeAgAcrsulgiIéh'ed 1110111 “ith new ropes and
Ladies an '8' " em “a ’swung them outboard. Thc pas~
room open until 11:30 p.111 Popular|
prices Table d’hote lunch titty cents,
:30 to 2 p. m. Table d'hoto dinner,
seventy-live cents, 6: 30 p. m. to 8 p.
In. Served in main dining room.
I
OUR REGULAR Pmcés. '
Dean's Kidney Pills
:Pinkham's Compound
.. .391:
'.79c
...N....-.
All patent medicines at reducedI‘,
\ prices.
‘ Stillsou-Powell Corporation
'. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST.
scngers wcrc assembled and as-
lsiwncd their rcspcctn'c places in
the boats, so that thcre nnght be;
no confuston in cn1crgcucI1..'\ll
111115 the passengers said “as
“done in thc L11 crpool Harbor.
Clear of the harbor. the C1111
'Kolynos' Paste ............ , ...... 19o, TIC srghtcd a small Ll'lllSCl' form
fiwaus Down Face Powder. “15‘; 0'11) :1 cohvcrtcd vachi. The
_ Woodbury's Face Powder ,,,,,,,, 19c cruiscr's funnels began to blou‘
black smoke and the little war-’
ship turned her nose toward the:
west. Shc steamed Stlcntlyt
laiongsldc, some times approach-l
E111g as’ close as zoo *ards, till"
nearly sunset. when the second
relay. :1 fast vessel of the torpedo
L
*2
With Money to invest
' I83 ~ You find, as a savings
walk Savings Bank, the cardinal features of safe in-
l
vestment.
; ' .ImThe highest. degree of safety .
' 2—C0rtainty or interst return ’
3—tA reasonable interest rate
4—A‘vailability' 1n case of need
u' - 5—0pportunity for
from false financial steps.
'._‘ A...
South Norwallt Savings Bank
Open Mond‘oy evenings from 6 to 6
°f mum“ 0‘ principal to investment. .
. ~ An‘d, in addition, you have the friendly interest of ‘
officers who are always read yto give you the benefit '~ ’
of experienced judgment that may, at times, savel you -
A,
depositor' 1n the South Nor-
adding small, odd amounts
I
.1.. I
'Mrs. Julia S. 'Hotchklss ..
'~Adam"wu.ttuvtg
. the kidneys need help. Foley Kidney
; Pills make the kidneys 11th end so- .
Some time during the night (1
the 12111. the destroyers ceased!
:their solititutlc 01 01' the liner and
dropped behind \Vh‘cn (lav canto
the c0111 01 was not to be seen}
and thc C1111ru s officers told tth'
passengers that the liner was
snfcly out of the war zone.
ADVERTISED LETTERS ,
NORWALK.‘
Miss Ines Baldwin,
ers. P. F Burns
Mrs. Dugald Vic. D. Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. George Gumburt
Mrs. J. Magoo .
Miss Delta ”Manning
D. Premitte
Mrs, C.. M. Stevens .
M. J. HOWARD,P
M-
SOUTH NORWALK.
Mrs. Csrltne Amendson.
Mrs. L] M. Delete, 4 Wonhlngton St.
W. H. Harris ‘I ‘ '
to
13.111
George Hunter; clo Santa Alerts (Zl
Allen MacDonald ‘.
Mrs Robina Mulrainé, 15 Clay stree'l.
Frances Murphy. ‘
James JPouers.
Grover Riggln, cl|o Str. Falcon
J. G. 'l‘. Solmans, 526 Westborboo
place. . - ‘ ' ‘
Francesca Stelluto
Miss Harriett '13. 7‘11er ._
W. .111.Tlmrnons, 1801112111180 Ernes-
tine.
Mrs. Esther 117111111, Gen. Delivery.
., ms .8
I 1-." .. mtI.
IANDREW LEARY, P. M.
. ~POBTP0INING OLD AGE.
. Ovorworked, Weak or diseased kid-
neys m‘ko one feel old before mid-
dle ago. Rheumatism, aches and pains
too tree prespiratiou" bl strong odor
sud other symptoms sro' woman: thut'
a natural color. I no longer had to
rise at night to pass the kidney 00-
cretlous. either."
or (West Side)
16 White Bridge north to Brookuldo
3 "Central." McKinley st. to Ponnoy-
16 White Brldgo B.‘ E. to Long island
tin-Van Zuudt 8t. sud Osborn Ave.
216—16001: Ave. and Rowan St.
217—Wintleld st,
v
C
5: 45 6:021:~ 7: 021:, 7:12, 7245:, 7:67x,
szosx, 11:55:, 10:18:, 10:40.
, Buffalo, N. Y.
. I was arrested tulips. city today for
alleged victim was Fella; Koziolgi, a.
I lilo. several shots were fired at Vblm.
. who was a passenger on lite torpedo'o‘di
pool: Eng, and was to have been mur-
.' victims who one not Mlle ‘to 'go to the
mountains find relief. in Foloy'u- Hon-
.slblo.I . ' '
“mm. Hts pramI Sound . ‘ 223~Fort and Chsrlos 810, NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK,
Over two years later Mr School: 178Wbl§0 Bridge. 8 W '0 'Long Island 224—433“ A"’- “d Fitch 3t- A M-—4‘ 41X. 5: 30, 6: 39, 8200:,
. - r ‘ ' oun 225—3: John St ma Educ!“ 8. 5le 9: 152 10: 021: 10:06, .10'50
said: ‘All I said in raise of Donn-'11 . ‘ ' » ’ ' ’ ‘ x.
D One sroko of hell 0‘! odd times in 332*Soavlew Ave. and M St. 11. 03.
dlcntes testing, two strokes tit-bell,—
thus, 1-1 fire is out: door , strokes of
bed—thus 1-1-1—1, v'v‘uxor to be abut
off. A third or' more alarms indicates
serious tire. ,
Kidney Pills before, still holds good.
I use them once in a while ind they
keep me in good health.”
Price 500, at all dealers. Don't slm~
ply askufor a kidney remedy—get
Dean's Kidney Pills—the same that
Mr. Schock has twice publicly recom-
mended. Foster-Mllburn' (30., Props,
SQDTH NORWAML FIRE
ALARM BOXES
No.
~ 12 West st. opp. F‘raaklln St. Schoc:
' 18 Concord Street. opp. School
14 Cor. Ann and min Streets
15 Cox-.313}: St. sud, Bsyvlew Ave.
16 Norwalh Iron Wot-Multan:
17 Cor. Cedar St. and West Ave.
is High School. West 10-we-
21 Cor. Taylor Ave. and West: 818.
23 Cor. Benton st; and Ely Ave.
24 Cor; Chestnut and Henry M
25 Cor. Monroe and Main Stu
28 Lexington Ave; and Austin Ste;
27 West and Elm Grove Sta.
.3 cor. Wushlngton and. loath 81.0
81. Bhuth Main St. near Meadow ' .‘ {'0'
32 Electric Light Station '
34 Cor. Clay and Spring Ste.
35 Cor. Havlland and .Wator. fits.‘
l7;II Lockwood Mfg. Co'. .
4' Cor. Day. and Raymond Stu.
41 Car. FIuir old Ave. and Cedar El.
42 Taylor it". and South St. -
49 woodtiot‘d Ave. and Marlow 81..
48' Cor.'~..-Burrltt and Quinturd Ave.
111' Reed St. and Putnam Ave.
7.Norwalk Hospital '
3 Music Hall ,
46 Cor. Woodward and Lowndes'Avo'
FARM HANDS #145111 FOR LIFE.
HARTFORD. Ange-'21.-—-Max~ Sebran'
highway robbery and attempted mur-
Idér"ln Glastonbury, last night. His,
Glsstonbury farm hand. " According
to his 'story he had a. fight forbls
HEARS FROM ARABIGI SURVIVOR.
HARTFORD, Aug. 21. —-A cablegram
was received by William Riding,I of
East Hartford, today, to the effect
that Miss Violet Alderson, his fiancee,-
Arabic, was among the surv'lvors.
Miss Alderson's home is in Block-
rled to Mr. Riding upon her arrival
1 New Y ‘ 5 R 8: G-Oorset 00., Ann 8t.-
11 0" \. . ‘ 51 Gordon Hill and ElmWo‘od-Ave.
~ ‘ --'-'.-~"—"'- ~' ~ ' .62 Washington at. Bridgu' ' .
-—TWO ”M‘MON WMMER ML: 64 Norwallr Intel: Go.
MENTS , ' - ‘r 1 “8 Hart's Them
Thousands of hay fever and asthma ' . . , - ..
OHILDRENts aUMMER GOLDS.’
It is wrong to neglect a cold at any
time 11100111100. alt weakens the system
sud lays the suflerer open to attack
from other diseases. W61: toot, sudden
changes in temperature and sleeping
uncovered st night cause my child-
ey and Tor 00111110117183 It alloys the
inflammation. mom. and hosts raw
and reaping Muslim tubes and holds
to overcome Idltuoultg in brosthinz.
and makes sound. roll-editing sloop poo
~ . sud no Compound gives sure and II
Sold everywhere. "
'7 ' promotional
, l—_01‘to blast at odd times. testing or
‘ l—Orio blast at 8 11.111. moors thus.
. 33 Elm Crest and summer.
“11' 0 wide in summer. Foley‘s 7401101 . .
P. M.—12:03x, 1:06, "2:041r, 8:57,
3::,:30x,354'426, 5‘06x,5:,26 52,29
8.: 0017, 6: 06, 7: 15x, 8: 10! 9. 39, 11:1'5x,
335+Boulovard and Second St:
ass—Cove Am and Fifth St.
337—Boulovard and Blackstone 8:.
(Tel) 12: 00!.
34l—Koyser St. and Pine Hill Ave. Sundays.
(Tom ‘ A M,:—-6 oo, 8: 00:, o: oo 10: 03:.
342—Koyser St. uud Duck Pond rd. 10 50!-
(Tot) P. M.-—-12:10, 1:03x'. 3:39x, 6:02x,
3434110“ Haven. (Ten ‘ 6:26, 6:00x, 7:16x, 8:10x,“
9:00x,
Special 3|th 10:00:, 11:15:, 12:00x. ‘
lino open. Sundays.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN '
LIE—TWO NEE“. tire Ont. '.P M.—12'03, 1: 20, 3: 16x. 4:28, 6:17,
ll-ll—Twénty N0. It 8 I- no an -:s 15:, 6:47, 7 08x, 8: 26x, 11:25:, .
morning session or public 11:20. 1
school . —_
11-11—Tweuty-two, It 12: so on It. In
anamoon lemon 0! public
school.
1111111111—Ten blunts quietly cub
.__...___..._,__..
Nomvann mm muons ,
No.
15 Cor. Main and Well Stu. -
21 Belden Ave. and Union Plum? .. '.
22 Spring Hill and fiction st.
24 Union Park
25 West Ave. and Barman.-
A, M.-—12:23x, 1:131, 7:43, 9:161.
10:19, 11:12:, 111671;, e '
'P. M.-—2: 09x, 3: 12, 4. 46:, 8:332,
6: 48, 7. 08x 8: 89: 9: 26x.
H
'x—slg'nlfles express.”
it AIL—1.2- ,23x, 1: 13:, 6: .05, 7: 16.
" 9: 16!, 10:08, .10'181, 11:12:; 11: 67!.
SOUTH NORWALK T'O DANBURY.
A. M.:-—6 13, 8: 27, 9: 59:.
P M.-'-1: 28, 4:38;; 6:24x.
0' .
6:17,
' 27 Franklin Ave. and Lynn- PM. ; 7. l4.
81- Gas House (Private Bur) ‘ - '
. 32 West Ave. and Mention. . ' . Sunday»
-38Hu.r:borAv.s. neural-mat. '1' gar—.10.,” '1"
. 31 Chapel St. and J-Iurbor A10. ' 1: subs: 15, 7: 20. '
36WestAvoanoor-‘Armory _. _.,._.,___.... .-’
41 Cross St. 0nd muco- 11o... unusuav. -ro sourn NOAWALK.
M . . ._
:3 glgcgngfitrm "'* _ A n —-:3 00, 7:23, wort, 'szu,
an iron. out Outhoflno an 10: 03:. 11150" 1' 5* '
«I New Comp Ave. 00:. For“. l P; lit—4:21, 6:49. ' .--' .1 .7: ‘
04 mot near summer a; - . . __.;. ‘ - -' '1" l
.55 t. dUulon Au. . 2‘ . . .1. - .
112 On the o3... ' ' 5mm" '1 1771 f
Amide-7 so, 12: 10 ..
.- film-'4: 48. 7:18. 8: sum
,.-Vooout property control-mod oud'.
VI. ..
as poor mu unsold 1'0... ,,
to East Ave. I'ud Duh-n mot.
"l'm saddest when l slug! "
“You’re o darn tool to slot
13",.
Norwalk Chronicler