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Jim Sonnot of the New York Mail, ‘" .
Qmmenting on Pennsylvania‘s tlvPl‘cattBAQEBAll scroel
at. the hands: of Oregon. among other: U l
’ ’ APPROVED BY tit:
, aunt: initial;
‘ "The. University of Oregon has pro‘l
"ren‘beyond the semblance of a doubt
that it has one of the greatest toot-I
ball elevens in the country. A clean-
,scut victory of 14-0 over the Universi-
ty of Pennsylvania out at Pasadena
'flonday indicates clearly the DOSS'ES-
iti__t:_tt_t_ttttttttst
l -. . . , .
yaw YORK. Jan: 4.7».4 school or nun With-J3"- 0-“1’3Ck3'3‘CFar'l
j.—
' gush or tiltin—
l awn Al StiltEl
lii‘fARllNil Pitts
COMilllCIt i0 tit
, thrust MONti
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retina Club-Pittsfieiti and Fitch
futons
Al Stilts
HAVE BHICKEN POX
tollege of instruction in baseball play.
,sion of power by the colleges of the
Northwest on a par witlt that possess—
dfi by the gridiron warriors of Pitts-
burgh, Colgate and Yale.
"Pennsylvania was far from tit-9
float teatn in the East on her season's
record. Yet. 0‘) Thanksgiving Day.
twitch Bob Folwoll's men, led by the
brilliant Berry. snowed t‘ornell under.
theyt-ihowed conclusively that the}
"were but a shade hack of the best oft
Q‘reir rivals and better than the vast
majority.
“Of course it may be said by some
filial tite"lonz journey across the con-
,tiuent and climate conditions that
lacy were unused to really vanquished
endowed and supported by the ma-
111 ll!(- very near future.
than, Connie Mack, litigltie Jen
out: and George Stallions.
hucit institution
an “'33
i!l.l'(ll‘ league cnunaaer and former
first bust-innit of titt-
wild not meet with the success he had
the timer: 'l‘illllt‘l‘ titan of the idea.
great victory of tit-e the onions. , .. , ~
. There is football piayo’d beyond the, ".‘"“"‘“l “1 my mm'xlam got ”:99“
Allegitanies. and beyond the ilockies,)‘1'”.WMH ”Nd installed a [TB Hm
. 100. .1th as gmd football, and (mm; iiivi'illlll. lie began ltts venture I.tt,zt-
”better, titan we in the 121151.! "I ”u ”w ”WWW “f lllttJOl‘ “Iain“
“‘ltich shows the futility of a “m“! and minor leacuc club owners, llll‘
Who lives and works fit one Ni‘Ction’ Font-rat league war cattle. The money
Of the country, trying to Select ”.91 tin-so owners had planned to turn
., ' best players of the United Sun-'15 for; (‘arr'r way was needed to fight tlte
at Ali-American team. outlaw otganization. The school dltl
M ,._...__..‘ not prosper and was abandoned.
“(arr was the victittt of circum-
202 “film BY stances unfortunately.” said George
Stallions recently. "Ilia was it Dr"-
_....____,
liant idpa that would have been anc-
{'(NSfIIl beyond the shadow of a tioubl
» ' Automobiles and motorcycles sent
, «.02 people itt Connecticut to their
had conditions remained as UH‘)’ were
when be conceived it. But for the
baspha” war (‘ttrr's school should
grams itt 1916. a high price for any
statute to pay for increased transpor-
Jatlon fucilttiea. III-1915, fatalitics'
rllused by motor driven vehicles Billie:
ifritrlflélgéagr 80 less than the record: .‘Jrcattst patronaw. Th" major 1““
or the 202 killed in win 0.0 «volutg'r‘w:i”""t“’c“"‘d “.1 ”w “as" “M ”W
children. rancinc.‘ in SKQIfI‘Ollia‘. ll .gtflitttj‘leatzut‘n Fllllfmgamh) the auc»
‘ months to 13 years. Also. it tnav be "“"5 V“! ““0“ a promotion. A “m“ of
< ' :tddcd, 10 of this year’s victims {Wm baseball experience who would 05'
drivers of motorcycles. and
. (tooth while speeding. New lluven
, led in the number of victims. with
49;. Bridgepon was 3900190, with 23;; atztrcely fall."
linrtiord, third, with 18.. and Water‘ '1 Would throw the welt-t
gory. ninth, \fvit: 10. Thtts it; also! influence
.te'rnn otxf'." :—. n
n ticn. gSevcft ware ‘ltillltft'lp‘iitulvttllgmtlllr‘ivl ”0i" 5“” Hughie Jennings.
tutu, three. in’Bristol. three in Matt’ "I would figure a ”OWN“, 00nd!“
cheater. and two in idtlletown. ' A "
mg: fig: :‘fifglofléggitfmrllg; human}: not you ever stop to thinlt of the'tre.
are entered 'in the booksof thele‘tilm-lo l mentions ”Wan“ M Spring trammgl
tory of staid as having been (‘tlllst’tl M. It could be cut jut-1t about in ltttlf if!
unknown drivers, cases in which locrtlt managers had a lllt‘imR of getting n‘
gong-c authorities have fallen doting llllt‘.lill(‘ on the ability of'reuruits bc-I
o’l’ ‘fgtgfiltlymgigu [Inhfn'ltirlft’uligzlznggl fore the training season began. Not
1.513831 ‘to warrant holding the. respond "or" ”m" one of every ten mini)
l(‘l!£!lr9]'fi taken,Soutlt is able to uticki
'. 'k' t‘
have made good.
“Now, (l'ii‘r tlitl not pick out the
most desirable location for his school"
Stall-nus continued. "Texas is a long
long; way front the cast. and to the
w: Sl_l~‘ll('li a school must look for fit:
,. ».
.ptanned in Georgia or Florida could
ht of my
l“
usiblo party for the criminal side- of the;
rfgpfrtor cgurt. b'i‘hree case‘s reachedi in fast company on his first trial.
. . , a . one river oinc sent to 5'!“ for “Ow -~ . ~ '
. ~ 1 . n‘is of a.cbail . s '
aim“! months .t-nother for 30 (loyal , t b \. . dub would bcl
N‘»‘Y.ith a fine of 3200 added. a third befl itettyhttd, i am sute. it) pay a rich.
lifts fined 8100. There are seven “may; fee for the training of green material?
I‘tiwilch the manslaughter is charged. tl'ld'l' (‘GmIN’tt‘m instructors. 1“
-.“ 5 $5133?“ “3:: (whiff "10392001“ 5 would relieve a, great. deal of core!
‘1 ' in or littnally and worry from the managers. The]
i.
gt
. onsible. in each of these 15‘ '
,, be. . operator's license has been for 5 ”m”! players of 001"!“ might be’
If)?" 3 iwitllng to share some of tho expensto
“magma year :26; drivers were, in the interests of their own good and
I)" B 8&0? r P 0"" Char!”v‘ativsncemeut.
V. urncs. state secretary. whichl .. . . '
In ’3 that‘that many drivers were Allflllltll‘ll'aliflil of what i mean.
1.339711%? *5 accidents of such :1 ha “Mm“ for ”"9““ 5'9““ has been 1“
, . .113 o e called to the attention‘ need of better itchln . ' M s o
of 05:11.. figure authorities. Not all. p ' g y c m
.. um r appeared, however
1%? 321 drivers reached the ”(WEE that of. pitchers. They go to the train-
‘17 Burnes' oflices .‘md ‘91“ ”19“.; mar (amp with the veterans. 'i‘hcrcf
.ry,» Which—was an increase of 30a“ is so much to do at the training camp.!
11915. When 518 driv'r: -‘ . - .
.m . _ . appeared and it is so necessary that tried ma-
9 at? Hume: found it. necessaryq 1 l . - -
t (:0qu of the year tortwpoml; .ena title opportunity to conditton
evoke :44}; 1icen8egr an increase: ii‘tt‘ll that recruit material cannot
(math: previous year. In ting possiblyiget proper attention, no mat-
”; (In, t_ e operator's licenses of tcr how genuinely interested a matt-
ttriverit ‘
, _ . ger may be.
. ‘Now, if there were a school in]
cr’fliednfl rating? car while “1].; command of shrewd baseball men I
, .i- ;. {191108 0 ifmor. it is a! could send it] ' voun o't e
4 ldencgdthatthe number 0‘ (111“! two months beyfore titg f I let: T5 sou”)
hojost-gtheir licenses for reck- ' l ‘ e. “.1 “g season
esslypperatlng a car. was a“; satnef began and front reliable Judges secure
thcjtumber of fatalities, 209“ in true line on their abilities.
\ -— ——- “For a reasonably modest sum 1
.RGES BUYlNGUOS SITE could learn Just what this oi: that one
‘ l-FOR NEW szTEPRISOftll lacked. whether or not he was ripe
on Rte Mmendatiods in Report of; for fast company, and could thereby
Charities Board . tiiminat '
‘ __ . l e from the cost] trmnln -
tig— vrwommenggtiqns for 5"“ g to
.. . , ._ . ”textile the great number of l
‘wlll‘éli‘yse ota suitable tract of l " ' CD‘S who
'tndl ~ .
> . llltth‘ from the start have a chnn
of a: new "state prison nre‘ ce
he "annual report of
to make any team. if my club had to
' rd of charities, which has
par the tuition it would stillnave on
. , . , raiiwa fares. h 11 i :
lib n. . Ed in the office of Gover- 1..... ex’pense: o o b ”s and travel
rent; it. Holcomb. The. wort "
W itdsthatka tutti; belatarted as.
“i for one," said McGraw yester
, , . day, “was arfirtu believer in the need
such-1 (1:, to act. Al
r willie: andmal of such a school as Charlie Carr at-
tmflé. gmndrt'icmpted. I encouraged him in hill
- - - tuttdet'taklng; . t stttt believe th‘er’é‘iu it
tho , _
. cry-yumneed for such an institution)“.
,land is ready to do just one more!
. comeback. ’l‘he boxing game is rust-i
bug Want to (tot Back
legions lead
jor leagues. is likely to be attempted I
The tilall
hit: the iteatty intiorsctnent of such
capable field generals as John J. Mc-
.
.
attempt-
"ll H vctui years ago by ('hat‘lcs t‘ut'r,
Cleveland and
ic-toit AmeriCan League clubs. Curr
Lotto for, but that was tlte fault of
pm“ perhapq ”'0‘, do m h ('iil‘l' 5‘” U5 “‘3 establishment )n‘ttilll Mike Gibbons- staged the famous
Fusing-n Hey“; it 1;“ 1‘; lc ‘Ct ‘10 NH)“, Tau-"r H" secured “ fi“°‘$32.500 fiasco at Brighton Beach. £
- , . . .o en . . . ., -,. , . .1
however to demon \ tiou it focus!" tract of land near a mmeiai spun... Packcy annnuncpd after [hm sogglon “ll“ ' but”. “Hildblt ‘0 ”10 it‘dnllh
. ' - 5‘“ > S v l‘ 1“ _ . -. t .
’ ‘ m ( tt'tctcd :1 building 10 "(‘Wlllllltltltt‘“,that he was through With the nanrfl
"W“ :ttluislt such an institution as (‘ttt-r.
. . lital‘. by reason of his efforts to lure
to such it needed institu-t ,
ted school a means of great economy 5
[the Panhandle to Caldwell. Ktts.. the
{an' the country and sendto mo 11.,
. money than he. knew what to do with
Ah.”
I
[ling so much easy money these days; II
:that Pack?" has decided ‘0 take 3; Something very definite is expect-
few tracks “ff ‘0 collect “5'0”” 01' 50; cd with regard to the makeup of the.
for waltztng ten gentle rounds with.
‘somc safe and sane sparring:
.1 nor.
‘l'ackey's antagonist will be 'l‘ed Kidl
ghewis. one of the welterweight con—‘-
tettders. and the bout will be for the‘
alleged Weltct'wt-igitt. t-itatttpionship.f
lt'i‘e boxers are waiting until boxing
is legaltzed in the state of illinoiu,
when they will iniate. and probably
kill the 's‘port on the first night.
liciv‘urland has not boxed since
part1 !
intt-itttg that will be held this after-l “I”.
‘\it)‘ open for the. league to take overi “4-28!“
the Lawrence franchise, should Own- .‘
he.
boss to the league, amounting
stunt-t him: over $3,500.
forever. llut the unprecedented boom
.tllilt has come into pugllism since heir
llarcy arrived. has roused the business
‘inatincts of Pat-hey. There is too
‘much easy money about for Pat-key
to stay out of it.
i tlytrS
today's meeting, and that the ques-
tion will then be whether the league
in lltltillil. BthlNG.
PROM0itil,_tl_tltlt GlMBltlll '
Made [3'1"an Running Gm; of; in which to make up the circuit, c):-s
Chance ill Mash anti “Walla. t:“l'..li.lt; Portland. and possibly Lynn:H
i
i as v. ell.
'_\'t’lt‘
is forced to remain in the no-liconsoi‘ ”ML
1
i
l
l
l Camps . i’itlsflelti evidently thinks that
l “'— ?. titcte is a chance of a new deal with : lber
’l'tx, li"-'ou speak it real inst.‘ regard to the layout of the ltlastcrn‘
t.
lsounds like chewing gum or some~
itlt'tig to cure tired. aching and pivot-
it-n feet. but the Toll here referred to
[is that twovienged. two fluted. red-.=
' l‘lltltlt‘d hombre known to the sportoj
I of its many continents of them are as
t'l‘cx Rickard. the daredevil promoter
pugclistte entertainments.
! The man who has pulled off three.
.worlo's chtttnplmtttltip bouts. and who
has lately been basking lit the linte-‘
League circuit for 1917. and pro» .0 in
motors in that city have ttlrcndyfun
'tvtttten President O'Neil with a view
to ll'Jllllg out if there is any chance
of that city again: being included in; “m“,
the league. These promoters have" hen,
possibilities at firilbltlll'and limit they; ml
attend the meeting to be held ‘tttlf‘mn.
Springfield'thia afternoon. The same!
situation in true of i-‘itchbnzg. wltlclt‘
has again picked up hope of getting, I“,
into the hit.' show in baseball. and.
there is a report that there will be_
i
av)
incomes (,‘trrpenticr to America, will
tcclebrate his forty-sixth birthday to-.
representatives from that city pron
cut at. today's meeting in this hope;
that they may soc some opportunity"
that will let them lineup for 1917 inf
tho Eastern League.
titty. lie was born itt Kansas (‘ity.'
on the Missouri side. Jan. 2. 187],
and started life a." George 1.. Richard.
At the age of twu he took his family"
0 the Texas panhandle. and at ftvcl
be lccttme it cattle border. At ten he?
took ‘part lit a big (‘tltlle'tll'lve from nothing with regard 10 their intell—
tions; for the coming season, there
scents to be good reason to believe
that. today's session will go a long
way towards outlining the probabili-
ties of it. circuit. and setting the ball
nearest shipping point.
T0: was ti. cowboy until he WflR
twenty-two when he \Vtts elected
marshal of his home town. lienrictttt.
There he started another palace Ml
chance, and cleared up 5100.000 11
year for four annunts. With it for-
tune in his pockets he returned to the;
States. and in 1904 landed in Gold-;
Hittititlll tiliiis
NEW YORK. Jan.
4.——«Percy D. 2 Con
i tlilt‘l.t“ilp0X.
other
|ithoulti he at once isolated.
dos-era of calcium sulphide til it watt"
grain for each W
is one of the best prophylacticn.
been told that they can learn thcgl‘t should be given both to'tlte sick
While the club owners are sttylngl ”h. ”.0
the unfavorable
Juli-s i". it‘ra it
i‘n.. iaiti
itt fourth place.
S'i‘OllRS. Conn, Jan. 4.7 The con-
llllLl'd cold weather for the past two
\"1’tlt’> in having its affect on the hen!
. circuit of the Eastern League for the. 3” ”‘9 laying "0’1”“ ‘1‘ S‘OTW Some
coming season ait ‘a result. of 11.8.01" the birds are holding up finely till-
‘ weather
noon at 2 o’clock at the Cooley Hotel: ”cm" bl“ all of the pens taken to,
ill Springfield. Mass. The announced ”1‘3“ “‘9” more than 200 "5'3“ un-i
ntt-nt last last. week that the prot-spon-I d" last week's production and about
ed tuyt-r of the Lawrence franchisel :U (“'5 “M” m" production for the
had withdrawn his offer, did l‘lliCll to. “’“Wl'undm; “’“Vk “ year 1480. ”'“l
t-ttur up the situation. as it left the; mart “PM for the week beint: 1
t. l‘. Robins-own pen of Whitt- Leg-
011' Sullivan of that club fail to be? turns from t‘alycrton. N. Y, were an}
prepared at today’s meeting to bro-t my first with 44 eggs to their credit:
:‘unthiir New York pen entered, by,
or be ready to take up his indebted- t). llelt‘vcrc front New l’aitz. not;
cais‘ Barre
4,
ul
.eghorns tied with 33 eggs
Have Chick‘mpox.
sometimes
of flocks. Every
indie.
diseases,
. allowing one
(Inl‘
the
it appears from inquiries sent to
to management of the contest that
called
5 iek
Dtt ll
condL
"“(l
sore
lti"ttt}.’ has found its way into a hunt
Concedes
Ithat that. chickenpox is li‘Oulllt'ROlllt’
As iii the case of nearly
bird
I,Mttgttatet; Meet Today at Spring-"Continued Cold Also Having Effect
9 field-league May Take lip law-t on Birds in Laying Contest-B
ldetcttnine whether or not
lianbury.
l
t
t
i Willie Collins. of Bridgeport.
‘ Conifrey
tsltall be the opponent of Kunz iiug
lx‘unz recently met and defeated.
l
¥Beef, Iron 81 Wine-
Special Sale
c_._.l._
RIGHT
FROM
~—
5
to; second place with a production of 39?
(if
'3'}... intpt‘cssmn has gone forth. ill lie: ks front West Hampton llcnclt. in;
name. that the Lawrence franchise. I. “ere titird with 38. and Bt‘aoside'
will be taken“ over by mp leauue “1' Poultry Faith's White Lozhorns from;
till“)lltl.“blil‘;§. 091:8 and;
Three pens in-
will go ahead with thelt eight Cilit‘t‘ rlttditu: fluff and White Wyandottesu
let't, \tlticlt include Portland and Lynn. antivllhode island Reds tied with 34
- the former far away front the rest of ("r'l‘yi cat-h. and four pens including
the circuit. and the latter none t00 llul‘f \\'yantinttes. ilitodc island Reds:
Rood a baseball town as long a5 Lynn; and White l
.V
the well ones for a period of;
or five days, and then after at[
’ Kornticidai
Barred Plymouth Rockn.
Jules F. F‘rttncald, W. Hampton
Rhode _ island Reds.
n.,
EPequot Poultry Farm. Southport,
Conn”
Jacob E. Jansen, North Haven.
held. ch.. whore he opened it gomb- Hitughton. president of the Boston} litllview Poultry Falrm, St. Al-
lint' (resort. Thf'fe he imade mGl‘O|Club of the National League, is of the,‘
opinion that baseball would be’tho.I
bouts as a tneansl of getting rid otgin liaughton’s opinion the game ittts.‘.
some of the surplus. The first realircacitted the stage where the attack is
tight Tex ever saw was bettveeu Tor-{overbalanced by the defense.
ry hit-Govern" and J ittttny Britt in Ngewy “The natural ingenuity of the Ameri-
vnrk. and from that time he bectimelcan sportsmen." says limitation. "is‘
it l‘etl ltoi. flgfi’t m“. K _ forever destroying the balance be-l
'1”. lost quite a bit of coin in histtween defense and attack in games. In.
first venture as a promoter. when he “99"?“ the defenders have had the'
r-togcd the. Gans~Nglson fight at Gold-$9.1)" band for years. It is harder .to
fluid itt 1906. but‘lte wasn't cured of!“ake runs now and batting averages
the boxing bug. He went ahead until.are dropping. which, indicates that
staged a match between Jeffries audit-here ‘5 “mam“ radically “"0118-
.tohttson. His original plan was "10' “The point ”i to determine “hm
pull off this boutln Salt Lake City. Fun” ""1 ”mm the ”WWW
but he. was induced to suitclt to San». ‘0! the base h“ and the earned run. I
Francisco. Then the governor butted have heard six ideas advancedk “Ch
itt and the mill had to be pulled off 011,? Of which has merit. Tfiégg 0"“
at. Reno. Even at that Tex cleared (1) MOVE “mt and. mud base
$100,000. , p -
After that Rickard want to South
America. and invested his pile in t1
Paraguay cattle ranch. He now owns
thousands‘or acres of grazing coun-
try.,big beards of cattle, " and. many
fine. horses. The lure of the White
ltghtx.‘ drew him back to‘ New York,
however, and mind“ ' L ‘
tons
Iistrlko tomcat offline ~uranium (5)
Maker» the ~intcttprattttion?» of ‘
. L, rig . . .
by us, Vt.
. White~ Leghorn.
and he decided to promote boxingibetter for several changes in the ruletfi Hilltop Poultry Yards, tSumeld.»
Conn”
Clifford t. Stoddard. Woodbhdge.
Conn, "
A. P. Robinson, Calvertou, N. Y.,
M isceii \neous.
(Buff
). Bridgeton. R. 1..
,tloyes' & Sullivan (Buff Wyatt-
dottes), Hartford,‘_Cbnn.,
KOi-‘lmw Farms
Grunby, Conn.
Obcd G. Knight (White Orplng-
Rocks) .
Arrangements Under Way far But
Exhibitiop.
K'UNZ TO 30X lN DANBURY.
"I
l'. is several months since it boxing
about four or five feet nearer home! exhibition has been staged in Don:
plate. without disturbing .the positiongh‘u'yI “V3.18 ‘0 the unprofitabiene-as
or second base. (3)3111“.me my previous ventures in that line, but
but delivery. (3)7Pomtlt the batter to! arrangements are under way at prets-x .
walk on three- balls instead: or founl out to stage here in a few weeks a:
(4) Count only the firattxout .as.,.aib'llow in which “Battling" Kunz. of;
South Norwalkulightweigltt champion,
Ol‘llle state, will be matched against :
, “Charlie” Pitts. on;“it‘ranlde” Coni-
ptre‘ aspirants forthe'
lightweight.
rest period 0: equal length. give it:
agn’n for four or five days. A Rood’
grease should be
Applied to the warty like scabs thatl
appear on the comb and wottlos.’
Lint-hone ointment. on account of its!
color, is a satisfactory thing to uscH
it is white which makes lteaay to;
know whether one has aroused it birdE
or not. if the. scabs are very close to‘1
it. is better to dust iodoforntd
else lite sight may be injured.
The three best pens in'eaclt of the:
principal varieties are as follows:
liench. L. 1., 213
which was‘ a pretty lively burg in in motion. which has been too long Fillrficids Poultry Farms, Short
those days. although now safe as E ilc'alcd already in an attempt t0 be rans' N. H., . 192
church. In :95 Tex Pun?“ freight for fair and impartial to Owner summnlltodmm Schab. Fitzwilliam, N. 2
Alaska. lie dragged it sleight over and his Lawrence franchise. . Ii. ‘ 121i
I300 miles of snow to reach Dawson' l ’ White Wyandottes. l
C“): We JOlll‘m‘ydal‘th “"0 months. Merry-thought Farm, Columbia.- '
llo made several lucky strikes, but MORE "HHNG m t‘ohn; - 2321
last out by openintz a gambling housevg ,, I‘t‘ayntan Farm, Westviifi‘: N. l
and, flat broka, went to Nome for “l MMORS Is "EDI” Iii, 195i
new Slfll't- l A. L. Muiloy. Waterbury, Conn, 180‘
START” THE tinw YEAR
WEAR GOOD CLOTHES
Gatei‘y & Brennan
42 scum MAIN ST.
For Upt'o-date Service Call
FRED H. GANUNG.
._.__ ._-.—l...._...-_
Office and Residence
Telephone 904
54 80. Main St,
Funeral Director and Emblimer
Bo. Nam-tit
Tonic, Stimulant and Appetizeni . " ,
.J:i
— F. H. BAXTER on Ladies Coats .'
. Druggist .
VOCAL STUDIO
Electrical Co.
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phonc 805—50 80. Main
t
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. PHONE 440
The Feed & ”'thllt '
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
So. Nat-walk. Music Hall Blk. 1
3.6
inc; 0i oilliay
t Greatly Reduced Prices
A. DICKERMAN 81 SON .
Y‘t
43 West Avenue.
South Norwalk
Mrs. Ethel Virgin O'Ndl
Picture Framing
8!.
, * '.
Good
Tuesday. For particular.
Fridays inquire at Studio
10-12: 3-5 Phone 840. 'l
~__, ._.-.._ -.. .___...s-'...
George W. Collin Jr. "
‘ Headquhrters. Beers’ Station-
1“ ery Store. Norwalk.
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