Puseic. N. 1.. to New Haven. it in» ’
.ihsmeteny fin-stony AND . . . l» ‘|_ f‘JN . .
. n |u~ hi... time dial the truck he been ‘ ~———- - mm a,“ um III. mm"...
m. m “‘7‘“ u out. and the shaft broke. A you... t u n A H AND Dunn ”'0 “hum ‘0 WM“.
'10" m I OROTON i Me 7.0 the New YOI‘I 0410s. in t.» : ’ “'14- -I 'W W m I M "film
mm malleis resultedinsnewshsltbomg ”any: SAUGATUCK out of town.
‘ hustled lip by an ~~nu~»‘;d l - ~—___—_ '
. o N
’ GSCI markel few how». a.» w..- . "Ahmed in. mm Pan-l Mrs. H. w Bones and the». Iii-es
.. ‘ t m s I“ A e A a .. cousin hue 'c ’
0““. w .. .. - .Ai . m lad M hm m
6% I! No. [sin street Y , hysy.8::rseew19;9m of may it was possible to couimu- ! turntord. onmt h “gait“: eimu°t loft ”gel-my for New Yo" «I
m . . go e y s . l . . .. . ‘
__ .vu trucks passed down the Pos- ““5 Darren M A‘.‘ “J .' . i N ,’ , iowgytor M.“ on the stand until the £03. “’1 CW9 Chm“ 0' Elmcouit . where they W1” 599“ ”10 70m?
7-“— toad. heeded for New York. in... ”a “uni emotion of dinners at. 2d '5 MA“ Greet ..tee adjourned for luncheon. is visiting this weekin New York city. .of the winter.
the close of the 943181 mean-us k A AA 'A “‘AA . .hcn the committee reconvened s ——--—- l
WA John Kosher has owned ‘ 003917 Wednesday night. Cher.c.. o. .A....i,i ’2 9'1“ ‘9“ Conan ‘GAggiofik- Simmer“ Kim” W R Hill Of Suugntuck 3 Old stone fences in Greene Mu
who had been superintendent ior are I. close to e stun an i . l
'. ' I: now in the Lento block on Help about 20 years dammed a re-eloc Rowsyion Baoti=t Church—Service ndeavored to make him admit th attuned to h“ M with ll Iare being hauled by mm m. a.
23 ' A5,, A, ;treet, in the place ton-inert: occupied up n his swam“ AI)“ he . n ‘ v liar-v l"“’191ii. Morn “ =2 w 1‘1 would have the 811w f wumm Wanna of Brldsepm I; In” E‘ a; . ”“3”“ "W m:
l i, J. Neuger, the tenor. . ‘ ,. t... . 2 - . . . noticing a dyestutf monopoly in th arse a lion 8 to be made tort o
E .. II y “shed to retire. W- 1- “MM“ [1.5 “ r. ,J :21: “3:514": nudity. in this he failed but r visiting friends here for a few days. house.
,‘ . elected his successor. Wilbur Gain-2‘ ’ ‘ Med . alc' of b hemp e ———-—-— . _...__
A ‘i A petition has been circulated about . . ., b. 11:50. the Bulk Fi‘hUOi will meet H. aw i . n I: "‘8 t e g . .
AA :, town um that the New Haven road was chosen assistant superintendent. . S . Lsun affair the very tAhing wind 1““ m Bennett of Newtown 15 Mrs. Mary A. Adams, who “A
.2 ORWA'.“ ’ Mom. appoint Raymond Billington, B. H. Raymond. secretaytrcuam'u: PA A "M "'1'” °’ ,A" i2on2r;;;n.:nadniil('23:35.2 visiting this wait with her aunt. Mrs. cenily went to Philadelphia int. to
, ‘ . ' . ~ 0"“ . u ' . ‘ 2 N ’ ,' I
i until recently bamsemaster here. I“ “”1"“ Gm” ““9“. “mm" 3-20 there will be a meeting of the «m.- re'used in make the dveeh" ’2 “2 “um”- i visit her daughter. are. Join. M,
k ticket agent. to fill the vacancy now Mrs. “Sui. Shiihsoztgillwonury ush- Junior C It Society ”A“ “”10”? ”we, a portion: affair. coutendlnr WI ‘1'! b t d . has been called home by the manor.
' ul‘fl; 53 All] a plank ; W. . .1, _ . I A l _ ‘ t '“rocrw‘i‘tive of contending [ari’ lllsm Iflll on IS 3003'! e 9. WA death of her daughter.fin.th
A existing. _ C. E. Sisson. superintendent of in A A A A” “'A‘AA‘AA‘H": “Esme“: in heoiieiiA, this measure is essential- br sition at the U. iii. C. company ib’I _._...
, . mole-roll; ‘Mrs. M. l. Huinos,‘ super- i‘ "'9 ’ 2 " “9 “ ° "3‘ K" “'“ergpnrv created by th' Bri rt. ‘ 2 2 « r.
Mfg-shell bu returned from . tiuub regret is expressed in homo“ A Amdem of me home department ed. «:45. meeting of the c F! sociclv ma... 0; .mp0 mum; «sens _ . Monday afternoon a goodly. Indie
EM!“ 9 to New York city. at the Aden}. of Detective Joseph M lnAA . .' with Mrs. E. H. Every 8' leader. The to AA IA Immdemn was manifested b, of members of the Current Me
u H Wllh Mrs. W. I. Loundos us soslstunt. "Amp in he considered is “How [0A 2 Wit-versus at the "(fort to milk Mr. Townsend, teacher ill. theA Club gathered at the home. Q Int.
l" and "'8' C"! WM“ h" mov- eflects or being shot New Years day Miss ””191 Wilmot. superlntondentof “tort ‘AAAh Imbvru .. I... 4.17 7.30 -. 2m emergency measure it matter (2 Staples Hist School. is ill With an M- ilanlei B. Bradley on Wright street.
from Nor-well: to Cottage street. by an "an“ in Brooklyn, New York. the primary department; Mrs. til. ill. pwrniny “m"? or "A" and praise. m- "l :‘awilrtg. and this feel”; itch 0f the 8119. An enjoyable session was spot at
_ (i it .3 father and meme,- re. Hoyt. oborlster. 2 ”‘9“ ‘5 ””7“" “1"“ FW" ___,,_. the close of which refreshments were
lobo‘ll‘ Edgardo: is able to beubout Md jatnei’i’ m Bot Post Road in with spools] music by tile choir, and Wm: a (362m- ln cotton mill own Ire Charles H Townsend 0! served .-
' 3‘ ° “5 o e a on I e short sermon by the pastor on ‘ """ h""‘n'im '"ho nwiaimod hit“ ‘ ' ' ~ \
flint so stuck at the grip. Noroton. Foreman Gaflney of the No; .. AA z. A . .. ,, (A d “I. a“ “mom, became my lathe Bhorwoods Island spent Tuesday in
._.-_.__,. . , i A lhe inmn Fire Company held I re Foreg‘esms of Faith mom on _ mm" .24.. d h . New York city pAST EXMTED RULEI“ My
Uvorstt Jackson end family have r010“ Fire Department. ‘3 “‘3 bmt " " column and supper Thursday night. in join in the singing of the grout songs “AAA"; \rhil; Mimi“: “$32,!“ at?! ’ ___A_ a R W PRESIDENT
I M- i i l i ‘ ii . 2 . ‘0 . t ....,... m. . ' . 7 l.
paved tron (mugs u root to-Itsndsli Be innin next—'1-‘uesdt1y AAA/em“ I iii] r if int rArellring chief and 9&4.“ the, ages I‘Veryone wec me Hi. tit»: America must John H. Elwood of Bhuwooda Is At II“. annual mew“ 0‘ “A9,“...
M- £3. ngmson will hold a seriesi “”2‘5 “"‘lrii‘fi Edward Sisson. Stephen \otlres for the week. .2~-....2.."w. and chins and that ‘i' land is recovering from MI ten d‘i’b‘ association Past Exalted Rulers of
_____A__ Iifvspe‘cinl services to continue for W,ootl Earl Lounsbury and Harry Tuesdfly evening the Dell Hunt "2“ “22 224m“ '3 no." more for art'- of illness. the Elite in Slamtord limits D Mil
' " . '2 . 2 ,i l ' tin ltll "" ' "lie in ‘hill country in order tr . ' ' '
‘. m Ire. Robert Oliver hove two weeks or 1011501101! that “or; eire-i lliire vies a, big turnout of (Err-lo will hod their moo 8 IVA” A . .. Avlruo v... mold not thorn in flit of liridgepoli, was elected trend-er.
‘0,“ from South Norwnlk toCottsge nit. the campaign will be opened L\ I uwnilel no a .uslity good time was In. A. B. Cleverley, Everyman rIAAAAAAmA- Charles Wheeler has returned from Michael B ii! idy oi Nauwatuck was
.' n Wallace ii Finch 0' 1118 Stamford i‘lll))tii lieliiarks were made by is urged to be present as business of .A .- . . A , isit lib hi hr tb r i M m. AAf , '” A
”-2 uAA h m h the or '“ "n M)! iii. Meter-dove iln'i' “ V w 5 ° 9 n y“ . elected [.2lt‘51difflt, lid. D. Lucy of Nor-
""‘ "‘" V E 011‘;ng 6:18:12; vsrmhcarrettfof “my“ ' " W m PM," “r q 2“ immwtenoe isto be brought up at‘thst 2" more "rum-me ,l Mart-iv the Conn. wich vice l ‘itlent' Hurry C M"
721011. . . . . AA - . “AA “ , .. .ltn , .
filmy Million is confined ut his .oxbury. will be present then. and onI “"“2‘m' “"“d‘m’ Austen. 0'2 59"“ w”- iii A 22:5“...1"XMA'flO'fWRNJ"fig"??? of NW. “A.” J. Hum"!
homo. 37 Van zant um; um, um iicceedlng evenings, to sing. and a; H N" “H ”2‘ (‘ hie! ills-on. Chi“ II!“ Wednesday evening the is es 0 - i "‘r ” ‘ P‘ “" “M“ This evening. the Comp‘o lilie
”2'“ Mock of bronchifis, is reported
_2 ‘10 be slightly improved.
ms todsy in learning of Ibopisn of
A from lee
_Isr c I. Benedict M
; n hxu
ipL-x... .
:Wy‘tieHUWLHK our”. .1... ,
;home on the Pat rand. on”... -
amber 0! well known clergyman will
2'13. Hi men
a ’ men“ '1'” m ‘ melt from time to time.
apoody recovery,
The Women‘s Civic League at its
““5 Frances Brundsge, 0‘ “’3' meeting in Center school. Tuesdsy uf-‘
. who has been confined to her .inoon. listened to a vary interesting
Sholnc for the but few days with a 11d instructive address by Miss Fran-
as Hurd of Norwalk. on ‘Otlr Native
'tis.” Besides runny adult visitors.
2. number of the school children were
1 mascot and enjoyed hearing about
A meeting of the commissioners of ‘10 birds and receiving instructiions
{1&9 Third A'l‘nsing District. drill be ow to help to feed them during the
m on blondiiy dvenlng, when the tthAAA and oilierwlsAe primer: tAlAiJAAAm.
W7 caused by the ”motion t‘f Ali it ey may cont one or o-
“a D. an” Amy be In ed. _ “:23: work of destroying noxious in-
o‘ .- 2
who recently bought
Mary Ward the llrge. old-
to locresee the
fashioned house. with outhousos, etc...
if‘lfl‘nuoli of his church in Waterbury “d very pretty grounds. on Long
M'mm' ‘ mm" m" “‘i “’9“ iroint rond AiuiAt on tpe Pout
qt bibéiton. liq been up in-
' spect his‘ new property He will
The AirolleAyugiinpaiz h“ ”we“ shortly have the whole interior of tho
2 “F "2" our “ "t “M “W n house remodelled. and modern con
“Hawaii people will The int" John Doty. I
2 grid sloogside its mile in the vicinity vsniences Wt in the 1101158. and it is
“Washington street bridge. an
expected that it will be ready for
W pedestrians “a W psssen spring occupancy. The house will so
. will and the “Am“ much Mb be srrsngell that it can be used simi-
. tor liter and winter. The grounds ere
very attrsctive in the spring and sum-
mer. snd need very “little alteration
1i "2 l
f “ Md wmlher. in touring an," on coconut of the good care given
1‘" “m" Robertson shop. The them by Postinutor Charles Bennett,
building '31 numbered ” ‘ Cross who but been superintendent or the
high-by. Westmrt resident. who II
«sorting the wood to thit plsce end
an...“ in the erection of s house
Wort has been suspended. boos use
property for a long time
Brooks-Scribner Wedding.
A very pretty ceremony took piece
Tho 0...“ store which was instill- Wednesday evening st the home 0!
. in the Washington street bridge '- "ml Mrs. Eben Scribner. Noroion
Wuhan... ‘ (0,, days “0A h“ Heights. the occasion being the mar-
* 2 - intro of their daughter. Edith. to Wll
beam found to work very satisfactor- am mm“ of Si lord. The no“.
fly It ”"5 About '9“ ”in" ‘ d" you decorated with garlands of green
to creme it. whereas Ibo olottrlo nd whlto. featooned about the stair-
current used mtinuously twenty-four way and rooms in which the nuts
3|!!er to cost about . dol- were assembled Only the rolstives
.h. ‘ Ill! .. and a few intlm‘sie friends were pre-
sent. The bridal party entered to tho
trains of the Bridal Chorus drum
'1
“awn-Moor the mists which Lohengrln " played by Richard Skel-
new by the cholrottbo Eliot m. Jr. Dr. Carlos Martyn, .pnetor of
on claimant Episcopel church two 0 Newton PMbyiflinn church. om-
“2 up will be reunited tomorrow i "Nd “d the "figs“. which ”0“
This bountiful musiui aunt ‘9 it; ““ °' ”‘ ” °‘ ““mm‘"
. '2 6 With palms and other n'uniu
2m *2 WW 01' he“ "he bride was chiming in white art:
A . lust time it w rendered and :t and crops do chino. with a. bouquet
MM!»- largo mndnnooon 6 white roses. while the museum.
my evening. - ‘tiies Mabel Ferris. I cousin of “MA
,_ bride, wore blue voile .over white ent-
'—""‘_' "l and carried pink carnation. The
TM six “1011 M909 0' '3“ 8t “‘9 bride's brother. Herold Scribner. was
cost end of the drnwbrldno has been ‘lAGSt man. After the wedding" supper.-
found our to work as well as '02- '2 couple left on oshort honeymoon
peered. end this morning the pouring '10--
on tlio bridge was ripped up. sud s , I“.
.nmpimdmfiWmm .70an onmmlna‘otivomtnn and
:Irldge; This will make it am“ for do but 18th street, New York. is now
o’trolley cars ”I“ over the draw. in Palm Bosch, Flo. Mr. CrlmmiAns is
- thud oindm M on tin side- breaidont of the shim Club of Palm
bro bad elders pieced on the “olden WNW“? h“. 1‘? ““‘b'mmi' in
‘nitis or in the min in hunt at “1° cm!“- The ““1" h” in“ im-
‘ nuanced a. group of prises for the sea-
son. that will. include the ladies. This
émucAh endowment iii-Ail] ohm
tour sugiors to try the rluok. Horton
- iK. Bolton beads thollst ofthoprisos.
fie" improvement in mud IlY\
~o—w—
| tin .ln. uitcm . my. ii‘red Wocko Charles
\iillspa: igilA .ind others. A number of
solmliuns by our fellowtownsmun.
John Mi-L‘ orntttck and others. on th'
Vittrola. were enjoyed The complete
I roster of the new officers of the fire
tompnny is as follows. Chief Msrtln
i .l Shauxhnessey; first assistant. Her-
ry Palmer; second assistant. Ssmpol
ll iSheror; csptsin of hose. had H.
Smith; lieutenant of hose. L, H.
‘ lint-nee; captain of chem‘rnl “-ii'm'l
iCnnirell; lieutenant of chemicol, F.
D. Alexander; cnptsln of book ind
ladder George Deuce; llauteuunt of
book and ladder. Cbsrlos D.- Look
’ wood' secretary. Sunley c. Whitney:
mistnnt ucretury. George Cantrell.
treasurer. Charles E. William)!“
trustees. Charles Millnpsngh. Warren
l urernownd max Decouroov: cater.
E lainnent committee for the was; i".
I ll. Smith George Deuce, l. H. Demos,
Herman Tboele. Weller Devorili.
Although mony oomplsints hove
boenrniuio about the broken gutter
end the glass beer-bottles ecsttorod
all over the slduwslk. which lies ro-
. msined in this condition for about six
weeks or ever since the Jacob any
port wagon bucked dewn the hill and
upset in front of the E. T. lace-rd
piece, st the Junction 0! the Post no“
end the Old King's Highwey st Nero
ton. nothing hes been done to clash
up this dangerous gises. either by the
town of Burton. the Stuto inflict-tiles
or the proportyprnors. or the luv
pert Compeny. which caused- the nut
issues. The gloss slone is s grunt
imensce to everyone who walks on
the swelled sidewalk st this place
'li‘ew can tell the glass from the ice.
and walk over it. cutting their shoes
and rubbers. and, if they should olipil
slid full on- this jagged. glass. they
would surely cut themselves badly. As
to the broken gutter and the hole in
the center of the pipe. broken through
by the wheels of the heavy truck when
it ran beckwerds down the bill. It is
s. disgrace to any community to have
had it left for nearly two months in
this most dungerous condition. not
lonly to pedestrians but to entomo-
bliss rounding this bed curve. If they
buy attention to the sign right below
I it to "Keép to the right." they would
Inivre‘y run r'irht into this hole and
ldithl. At night. when this spot it
(lav-tr ii is it rest wonder that some
irlghuul sccldent has not occurred
only it few days ego. when this bed
iika in u»; pillar was covered with
snow. a lady roll through almost to
her wniflt.Fhri1Iliiltoiy she was not
hurt. and that she is a party who)»;
Hm interest of the town It heart:
otherwise «he might have broughtth
toi- damages and would have been
justified in doing so“ This bill and
curve are bed enough on it o. How
mini-it tar-rosi- will the memoir: boys
to wait in have this mums-am
per removed. not prevent the to“.
the Brute or the mnemownsrsmbt
' bdug~llio context)! some bod. oddball
M.
‘ teenage” '9) TH. HIV "'LDI
Air-Hum lone! Mien Fool. IMF
a» bun mutual ivluAi lrlsdll s
54AM.- mower m e m mm:
mm 1‘”? notion!” 9mm
‘flA‘g It“. out be
“a”
- ,__.s
'H ..nii',t
ll Him
tho Fore-18!! Mission Society will servoIA ‘ ’A‘A'”"A""’A;’A"’A;"‘AA"fAA?*AA "Arie? :v: .2“
» u iv \nr-
a will)?! art the church at 6 o'clock. Ali" AAAAAAAAAAA M Am. when” .. Am [Viv ..
7: 4‘5 Rev. Y. H. Shnhlwr ni‘ Unit's 22mm! Hm hill and HM. Herman A
Persls. will spent: on 'The UDMMI‘VQOZ no .3” YO". who ”mm“,
in tho Mohnmmedun World " and will; '~ 2' -r "t to mm r u... b. )...” ..-
toll of the present crisis oi Christian i "W “'"i t‘i'“ “vi-many alone hue
city in Per-sis. 'Bev. ii» Shahbns in n AA“"‘A‘ ANNA?" "- advnrmd 2min
grsdusto of Colgate University end m“ mm "mm“
I noted missionary He bus recently,
returned in undies after its'viniboonl
hold in 0. six months' asullvlty icy the
Turks and thgfxords nil «Vows.
sud s large number of converts were‘
“Nixon
unsecured by thegordis o. distal.
toll of [be TurAk strocltics infill;- . ,
monis “W “W ummodsii '0'“ him JobnAGorlialn has been on the
lie autos W the fields of sick list for several weeks.
the our end end posit of conditions
from o first nowi Anson D- 510mm of New Your. has
"done did hls‘btdry. There MW m In it“.
ll to N P Mg”? "TIL“ Harry Jennings has been on
".17“. ‘ - termini Mrs. l
Row-ruin Methodist Episcopal “3‘ W Illa mun.
Wiles-Jar vain unwind m... Bette} Wm M. AM Im
:uudsAIy. Jewry lit—Sunday.
a: Young pio'i cuts Things: We University. cumming
clus'aims to d three things tor its
members; give exercise to their
itusl fecuities, study the mo! Christ
slid prawn them for church mom I
bouillo- M‘ "m M’" of the Real estate nihirs are fairly active
cbmob between the use of twelve go, the month of Jmuary. seven!
slid floaty are invited to Join this portion from out of town were such
closet which is led by the pastor Iinx Wilton bout-2e lest wool.
10:30 I. 3.. morning worship. The
speed. the winter. so ususl. in St.
Petersburg. Fluids.
poster's sermon «mm is. "rite mm! "W A- B. Gov-hm has had .. terse
°' ‘ Christine" 11. 50 " m Bonds! mines, ibubfiisrgvxrtho prong:
W “I! 1330“ "N9“ 1" “N' breeding piece of the destructive tent
or: normed at Fem." 8: 00 i! of csterpillsu. .. 2
m., Junior league. 6: 46 p. m.. Ep~
—-- “-
Wesrrorr
SATURDAY, my. 15, go
“George H Barrett anew
dsyetbislstehopoetiorcm
tor mane. “insulate
‘pobeldtnNorwsfiA. . '
Guords' buskotbuil team will ploy so
new Slots street bridge.
working on the seventh pier. There
ere four more to be built.
9151A!“ Bolts. of this piece. is a student -' 2
spir- III 0...! Minibuiilofttownio‘.
worth m. The Topic is. "mini AA thaooctinold plenary Wampicked
gels of the Home “land." The lender "" " 0 '0" new t polite co onoI
isv‘Mlss Jennie scott. 7: 30 p. rm. miflhflfm 37.33:; $12.33
Honing um undipreochiug service Devin _A . '
The sermon subject for the evening
r""'i°"'¥2" i A large number from Wilton attend-
Wednoodoy at 8 p. m. the miller ed a lecture given Thursday often
bu inoss sud socisl meeting of the “M by the noted Russian wiry An-
3 um Bible Class: rin- is to be on “m ‘t the film theatre. South Nur-
walk.
oopociuily interesting moot!“- 3-1-2
Eleven! Will 81“ In illustrated M “'rlii Rev. Chauncey B. Brewster
on "The Bottle of Gettysburl A! M visited at. mmhew‘s parish on Sun
has my relics from the bottle field 3y 3:! ”confirmed .Aa $353 of nine in
and m“, 800d “w. to show an; o ornoon be vs! the psrlshos
"wt of the program will be as good of North» Wilton and “”9”“
almost as it real trill ‘0 ‘1‘“ mm“ on. Library W
blot met Tuesday or-
piece. The Wm. Bible 01m “3 ternoon with lire. William Cornst'ock.
been invited to be present and e 0! Three tables were in play and a vary
the "wing. Light refreshments will :Aniovabie afternoon ms spent. Mrs.
be i. m a [time for oil is ovum-k. treasurer of the Library
«.21.. ' ‘ Building Fund, announced that the
amount in the blink mounted to $839
Thursday. at 7 80 P- "-2 m‘“"”‘ and some cents 'nie club will meet
WOT “MOB The Ittendfinee “a mn‘toflnv_ mm A25": Win! Mrs R.
interest last Thursday was line. “H. Fitch.
A. cordial welcome for oil It there ‘
sol-vices.
FEAST DEVI! _
Foostduys ofth'e‘ church your}!!!
1816: Lent begins on Merci! 8, Ash ’
WWII!” fibril 2. mass Solidi!”
M 8. Mon sundry April is.
Polio Buddy; April 38 Buster Dim
dsy: June] Ascension Dsy; Junedi.
room Sundey; June 18. Trinity
Suilifsy'.r 'Jnn: 22. W. Cbrldl:
June 90; mt or the. Mod Host;
Becomber 8. First Silidsy oi Advent.
4-K may peyo‘bhlt in the best
Inmtontbematyoucrcs— "
(attracts. . . ... .
The 3“” "It \
, the some time. the latest thing in the prevailing mode. it will?” 7 2, r,
.. to be the greetost even-s Bluebird in blue end turquoise within. , 1;;
K E 7“ i’iii LY BETTER.
usuel. There will be two games. STAMFORD, 2 Jan, 15...“. i
' lKeneely is maintaining todu 11..
Contractors who are building the slight gain he made yesterda‘.
are now His heart action is improved but. h2
is still in a very donut-our south
tion.
21/71 6t(‘ 6»:
(“THE soon or HAPPINESS'):
IS SOMETHING- NEW IN DINNER WARE
The lucky bluebird «The soil of Happiness") is the deit— d,
this Dinner Set. made by one at the foremost American pattern. 'IIo'
~highest point touched in harmony of color, chaste design. on. at
soft rod ofusturo on the breast. while the edge of each piece was
lobed in deep blue lines sud timing. To see it laid out complmll "
bring on oiscuhttlon of wonder from every woman who views it.
Displayed at (‘ehebe’
25- WASHINGTON ST. SOAUTH 170me
lit
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for. e not yrs-Ac.
Norwalk Chronicler