For the 5.11111
1111. All Parts of the
World.
Taylor&Golden
1n lNTZb
So. Non-walk
SLALE 4 013‘
New Spring shapes
Telephone No. 1230
LSourh Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg.
l
F you’re trying to make
that furnace behave treat
good dose of our
high grade coal and it will be-
,gin to act friendly (pound the
Prove what we say is
ittoa
family.
true—try a tort or two.
Harris 81 Gone
684 Water Street
Tel. 721 .
A
l'reliminary preparations for th.
holding, of the annual state fourth de
gree exemplification of the Knights
ofV Columbus in Danbury on Sunday
1131' 27, will be made at the meeting
of the John 1). Kennedy assembly
Fourth‘Degree Knights, which will he
1:011: shortly, L
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’lhe (bite of Joseph Brown, 'who was
llll'tbled Saturday morning by Ser-
;;(nnt Thomas Hunt, charged with
Lsteali‘ng shoes from the factory of
Jutobs, (1" Sons‘ Compnny, in Beldm:
Invenue, was continued from .this
Elnorning until 41 o‘clock this after
L1.001.. 'l‘ho eyidence in the case was
bent: by Judge Lockwood this morn
ing.
11.1mm Tumey, :1 knight of the
.1'1;;..', was atrrestbil early Suntln}
morning beforedhe oilice, door 01
Prosecuting; Attorney Goldschmidt, by
Oiiir (I1 (1111119. Stove had been out for
1 ho; time Saturday night, 11nd curly
91.1111er morning; went. into $1111 Col
'l-ill‘l building to spend the night. He
I111 told to catch an early Bridgeport
(tit ()1 Norwalk b1. JVudge Lot-li-
(1'1!
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WEATHER FORECAST.
FIIICCRSt'lOI’ Norwnlk and vicinity:
Ilnsetlled weatherwith snow or 111111,
tonight and Tuesday; warmer Tues-
(‘nLVy. A dizstmbttuco which is neutral
this morning over lowa is causing un-
' settler) weather with ’light (snow and
rain from ‘the, Rocky Mountains east-
ward to Ohio and from the Lake re-
\ gion- southward to the (1‘.qu .Tliere is
1111,1- littlo clear weather (Inst of the
Rarity Mountains. Another distur-
LbaLma which is central over Washing—
ton is (I:1u.I~inIIV' cloudy and rainy wen
that on the Pacific coast. The. temper
alums are high in the southern and
low in the Canadian border from Mon-
tana to Maine.
(‘otidition I‘nt‘or
inst-tiled weather
‘5 by goon :11' rninM.
llll NEWS
Ex Mayor ilichmd lIlL. tloltlotl has
been confined to the home today, 114111.
a severe (Iold. ' ‘
llishop Fenwick Assembly, 11'. of 0.,
announce that the lecture \vhirh was
to have been {(11011 by Rev. lI‘nther'
Finn on Tuesday, February 20,111111
Item 110.". tponed for‘me month.
for this: 1411111111,;
probably followed
’lio City . \‘nlionel 1‘: (11111 has brought
suit for $.10 lllIOllf’ll Attorneys Light
.11. 1.114111 uguin’bi Nelson liubboll. The
(nor will be orrnnged in the“ city
1mm. Sheriff Edward 11.. Doulens
sertu‘. the papers.
iI 11:.) um ilgemenls for the 11111111111
banquet of the Norwallt club, 111110114
will be. held tomorrou e1 coin" in the
Noiuulk hotel, have been completed
The speakers of the evening will ho
Entrison Browne Telfair M. Minion,
and llevaouis B. Howell. The. Ster-
liI' g“ ellnitz four piece orchestra will
render music. 4.
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“M4111. (119wa 10 the Elks' F1111"
Lydonight. ~
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‘(Iut the land is claimed by
John T. King, of Bridgepoit,’ Portch
1m 11 this inor.ning
. l
Augustus Meeker, u colored 1112111
who was (irreuted Saturday morning
by Uihcer '(Ilmrles L. Page, in the St
t‘torgo Paper Company's 1111114111
Fmith street, for breach of peace and
(50:11:11 on George A. Knapp, pleaded
”.llilly to the charges against him this
morning, before Judge Lockwood. but
“'11:: disohmged with the understand
’11;I tint he would pay for the damage
done to Mr, Knitpp‘s overcoat 'in the
lininish. a
’\ stated oonuuunicntion 111' Old
Well lodge, F. 1‘ A. M. will he held
tomorrow (evening. The several sin
iIons will be filled by Past. Masters
01‘ 0111 Well Lodge, No. 108, i7. and
.1
A 11.. at the special communication
to l-r: held 0‘11 Washington‘s Birth
'1113; :11 '4." .80 11. Ill. V Supper-will b‘e
'V‘f‘l‘V’Ll‘l‘i Lin the banquet 10011). Mb
11811111. The. indie will he called on
11,.111. 111 7:30 (1150111 and the M. M
will be t'onl‘erretl.
dealer,
rUBLIC MEETING TONIGHT, CITY
HALLVON CALF PASTURE . L
QUFSTloN. "
A bill has been presented to 11‘ng
11111111I asking state for the title and
11111 to the, marsh land and property
1.. .1)I..11 as Cali" 111.1111... Iiemii A mass
Heeling 11:11: held yesterday in Nor
'11'111‘11‘ with the result. that there \vub'
.I.-,ooo turnout. This evening 11110111-
‘1' 1111'Ioting will be held in the court
cil Chambers, city hall, or which n
(It tidiiittec. will hit appointed to up-
hefore leuislnturo in llaitford
no this. matter and to nppcnt belore
I.11‘ council tomorrow evening to 11v
to secure its co operation. At. pres
private
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1113 11111111131.
' 1101111 st 1113
Says Indigestion Comes From an Ex-
can of Hydrochloric Acid -
A well-known authority states that,
stomach trouble and indigestion is
,stomach—nnd .not, as most folks be~
L ' Here is another addition to the cost
of living It is expected that the
legislature will increase the dog li-
tense Li‘ee from- ono dollar to two (101
1111's. it that is done the price of
La. license- _to keep a female dog will
be made ten dollars. The farmer's
savor the change because of 11111113111
of dogs upon sheep A statute provid
ing fine and imprisonment for a dog
..,‘
LL owner who permits his dog to roam .
,a‘i large between sunset and sunrise
is also proposed
L .a-L—u—V—-——
'/
The representlttives of the Stand-
4‘ 1rd Oil Company, of New York, lo-
cated (in South Norwalk, will observb
, 'asbington‘s Birthday in a patriotic:
”(LL manner next Thursday. It is propos-
_ éd- Ito have a flag raising and dinner.
lib 111111111113 speeches etc The care--
_ monyL will be 11111111111 the big plant
in Wilson and E11! avenues The nag.
{Inning occurring at about 110611: with
Vlievo, from :1 lack of dig eLstive juices.
lie states that an excess of hydro
cliloric acid in the stomach retards di-
gestion and starts food fermentation
then our meals sour like garbage in a.
can. Forming acid fluids and gases
which inflate the stomach like 0 toy
balloon We 1111... get that heavy,
lumpy feeling in the chest, we eruotnt'e
sour food, belch gas: or have heart-
bum, flatulence. waterbrush, or 111m
5011
111; balls up to lay aside all digestive
a1 ids and instead get from any phar-
(1111ch (our ounces of ad Salts and take
a tablespoonful in.» glass or Water be-
fine 11.111.111.111: while it is efferveseing,
and further-(note. to continue this for
one week. While relief follows the
first dose. it 'important‘lbneutral-V
lie the a‘oVidiiLy remove the gas-making
mass, start the 1le r,V 5111111111111. the
kidneys and thus 'L
(it pure (113' I ,
Jed Salts iaLlnegpensive (1nd 1111 e
from the (mid
nearly always due. to ,. acidity—acid ,V
’i‘his photograph of the German
refute.
aged to escape to neutral territory.
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lll NillllNNlllllNll,’
V1lllllllllll llNll
NNllilllN NlWlMlNlS
(I ontinued from 1. its: Page.)
left after Germanu‘s new subma-
(Consul l’re: glitter, came by way
of Halifax. The other arrivals
.veredhe Belgian steamer Escautd
from Cat-dill; the French steamer
Guyane", from Bordeaux, and thel
Dutch steamer Noordwky, irom
Rotterdam.
NEW YORK, Feb. 19.e-—Th
inquen, reported two weeks over-
due at Boston on her voyage from
steamship, according to cable ad-
owner, the Garland Steamship
Company
The Borinqune was last report.
ed leaving Fayal, the Azores, on
lanuary 22. Just prior than
she had been stopped by 11 t-S boat
and ordered to rescue the surviv-
ors of a destroyed ship and car-
ried these rrlen in to Fayall.
The Standard Oil tank steamerl.
Wico sailed from here today for
an unnamed European port,
first vessel of the Starglard hil
fleet to leave an American .port
since the U boat campaign was
inaugurated The WiI:o was not
armed.
BERLIN, Feb. 19, by wireless
to Sayville, ~Heavv, fog .110an the
Franco Belgian front has inter-
fered with operations and there
have only been
raids and similar
army headquarters announced to-
day. The official
reads:
“Western front: Along ’thc
greater part of the front there
has been deuce low which has
limited the activity of the artil-
lery and the airmen, permitting
NumerOus enterprises of the em:-
my failed because of the vigilance?
reconnoitering troops succeeded in
bringing .11 several prisoners.”
BERLIN, Feb. 19, by wireless
to SayVIllc.——An absence oi 1m;
portant developments along theV
entire front in the eastern war'
theater and in Macedonia is re
.01th I1 todayls 121111? headquar-
ters' state ment. The text‘ reads:
V“East( rr front: Nothinz» l‘m-E
IIortzmt he“ 01: :urLrecl.
“Mochponian from: Thero‘ have
been ..lci1misln8' between out-
“1051's 'Iud violated firing. Two
hostile aI 'rships were shdt down.” ,
The following announcement was
made at the War Office today: i
“Patrols were active in the re-
0.3011 of Barnhauptmle-Haut The
“on Saturday night a Zeppelin
flew over the French coast in the
Department of Pas de Calais, as
far ar- the environs of BOulogne
and dropped ‘a number of bombs“.
without result. ” ' 4
LONDON, Feb. 19', 11:45 a. in.
-—Eleven men of the cr‘ow of the
British 'eteamer Romsdalen; VreI
ported sunk vestérday, are mis‘s~
ing.L10vd’q Shipping Agency an-
pounced today.
NEW YORK, VFeb
German 11.1.11 .11... French
Line Steamsh1p Guy‘n’e off the
‘coast of Franee' on 43111111111111.1112,
the ‘ b'marine
' n officers 0 the freighter,
Which (1 (iv 11.111311. today from
l
l
rine campaign began. The Folia,‘1'4 Rpussélot said, hit
vices received here today by the;
, Genoa, now are appropchi‘ng‘ the
, blockade line in the Bay of Bis—
‘ as sunk, accord-Iaway yesterday for Ham.
destroyer V459 wits taken at Yruiuden,
inter (1 tug towed the destroywer to a
shot winch fell- short andLL.tlL1e
Guyana then turned sharply to
starboard so that her big 65
millimetre gun, mounted at the
stern could be trained on the ap»
,4V proac'hing vessel.
IL The submarine fired a , second
ishot, which fell Vconsiderably
short and :1 third, which struck
the wator close by the freighter
l Meanwhile the Grime gunner
I‘had rent on the shell which nar—
rowly missed It: mark. A second
shot from the Guyanc. Captain
the U- boat
Visquarely and then the underwater
boat war: seen to collapse.
During the next thirty minutes
ithe Germain craft appeared to be
struggling for existence. No one
appeared on the deck and no fur
‘Ither attempt to shell the freight-
‘er was made, and the Guyana rte--
American freight steamship Bor-I ‘
trained from firtng any more
lshots. At the end of the ba ll
hour the submarine disappeared
Fowey, England, has been sight- The freighter’s officers said theyl
ed oil Bermuda in tow of a DutCh 11.111 no r‘oubt but that the U- boat!
lwas lost. V
The Guynanc, oi 2, 068 tons
net, - carried thirty— -seven men?
I"I'.I‘here were no Americans aboard
She brought :1 general cargo of
g 1,000 tons.
LONDON, Feb 19,12255p mi ‘
«The steamer loin, of 3,903 tons’
gross, has been
ly.V(la
AMSTERDAM, Feb. 19, via
iLondon, IO :46 a. m.-—~Count von
eReventlow devotes the leadingl
editorial in the Berlvn Tage: Zei-
tung today to an attack on
James W. Gerard, former AmeriI
can Ambassador whom be ac-‘
lenses of having used hisoomciali“ circular to 1111 l'llcst‘s 111'- the Harbl
13111101119111' 1
position delibcrtely to trans nit
important war information to the
Entente by way of America.
: “Many indications,” he writes,
ble service and letter service to
statement the Unwed Staten permitted to 11,. 1.1. mm byothp
1Lthc AmerIcan embassy had also
ibeen an uncontrolled method of
icornmunication with London and‘
Paris. It was best illustrated in
lthe events which led to the cap~‘
ture and execution of Sir Roger
only reconnoitering operations. lCasemen‘t. Thur: London learned “I’VI’i “WW“ dd.“-
in good time of the (nterpriso‘
which led Casement to the Iris l
of the troops in our trenches. Out coast and his capture followed.:11411~ 41511 1191.1
American Ambassador Gerard;i
land hI" personnel were the ones:
who delivered the honorable:
Irishman to the hangman!‘ " ,4
An attack on American neWs-
paper service from Berlin is an.»
pended and; the article closes
with an expression of hearty
thankfulness; that Mr. Garard has
left Berlin. 4_ , .3
WASHINGTON, Feb ‘17.—§
Expressions of friendship for the:
United States and of the hope
that. friendly relations may be;
continued have been given to Am-l
Foreign Office. A dispatch iroml
the ambassador makes no refer-l
ence to Turkey supporting Ger
manys submarIne policy or 111.11”:
{Cw submarines lspov‘v‘n to be nit-'1
der the Turkish flag. . - 4 ‘
NEW YORK, Feb .9. --VFivel
American ships from this port arel
now on the high seas headed for
the zone of German submarine}
warfare and several others are
ready for immediate departure
leans and the Rochester, for
Bdrdeanx, and the Oswego 101
cay and the Mediterranean,
fr reighteri
of 2 .624 tons, ovvnEd b tit“? H‘a
vey Steamship y,
captain and
LB 11*
e was one day out
‘ 1'0an p0: 1161': the incident or.—
V At. 3:30 p ((1., Captain
V1111 e101 said, theVVU _
cent. of that L‘ pay
the voyafi
Among
. (ly' ‘
',tsunk Lioyd'si
{Shipping Agency announced to-gV
Three of these vessels, the 01'» ,
‘ (‘1' particle 01 f‘dope'f 01-" ‘11 drop ‘or Vol
I:
r .
Holland, (there the \(Issel sought
after theftght in the North Sen in January. She was attached 1) y 1' Artist: pat1ol b‘dnts (.1111 just nian-‘
‘4 411111311 port.
m'-
Fueblo, twelve steamships sailed
from New York yesterday, prcI
sumably by routes that will carry
them through the zone of block—
ade. Three vessels, one of them
an American, arrived afte; page
sage through the restricted area.
Health department reports
show that seven million poundo‘L
of food brought to this port by‘
ships during the past twenty
weeks have been condemntd and
destroyed aP unfit for consump-
tion The valize is estimated at
$1,000,000.de1115 P Brown.
head of the food and drugs diviv
sion of... the health department
says that part of the condemnml
tion was due tn war conditions,
including delays In arrival and
the loading of perishable cargoesl
,Vin ships not designed for
,purposes
gever, 's oniv a very small part of
Vithe total received here. Health
Commissioner - Emerson esti-
mates the oeizhte at about one»
Vfifth of one per cent of the ar-
lr. Ivals.
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NlllllllllllNS Alli
ileiier Race 1211 Priests' in Hart-
ford Diocese-lent Begins Wed
nesday
Bishop it‘lltu
ford diocese (Iontnini'tg :1
ol“ regulnt oils for the Lenten
\1hlV1I11 11111 begin
(Ind limiter 5111111111
111er letter lb? no t‘s:ollotv
season,
W ednesdny
reconnoitring have continually pointed to the "II'I‘II‘U'M nos-11113111111 “111111111111, 901111.:
enterprises. theory that: the uncontrolled ca- 1
February it 1017.
lb :11' Father: ‘
l‘he holy senson of
. \
Lent
dime w in tie-(orduneo ulth the fol
5.3111111; 1'1 gulutions.
III l‘ite sick and dolimte
VIIIOI hound either to fast or abstain.
(:2) 'l'lnI aged dilil persons
menu-one \‘tItirI‘. of age
1101111114 4to that but 'must
s
are notI‘
.‘1 listnln on
for the
1111 members
14.111.114.413 aro' Fri-
(Isont'. 111111 I (onesd iv
and (.‘ltix‘t‘ltty or Holy It. eek.
(1:1) The nbfitinenee days
11111' ii 121: (Mrs l‘lml
tho hon (Iliold o!
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(I) Fhe abstinenee. 1121115 for 1111
min persons 111' e the \Vctlnesdat 5
..nd Fridays Loud the second on d
1:111 Saturday (11‘ Lent
15) All who arr” (Inunged in
MllllllillVS Vl’llNLSlll ¥
AND HAPPY
No More Fear‘ ‘Lof Baby Colic ~ .
The ('1 (mule 11.111.14.114 baby colic and
ill)
PARIS, Feb. 19, 2:10 p. m.V-- bassador Elkus by the Turkish ‘00“ "mm in this 59011111111115 11:11,
:1 happy result
The astonishine achieuunents of
1114s Wins'lod'“ s Soothing Syrup which
11.111 been :0 11111011 recommended
night was "Icalm everywhere else. 'she intends. to apply it with “1315:9381 1V)“ “W1 “"119” ‘0 the ”I'm"
8. u
and phased mothers for
practically etery VVVVVbthIby has been cured
or benefited by: its use
\lre Winston's Soothing syrup is
111119. 1011;! looked for blessing that has
.Iprung into instant popularity with
almost 1.1491,. mother actual results
‘L'Ii‘eiify this
line. Winslow s Soothing Syrup
different from ariytli‘ing.elIic in that it
aims to get rid of baby ‘colic. pm! in
digestion by neutrolziqu the tt‘cids,
overcoming gas» and Strengthening
the weak, sensitive little stomachs,
111111 11111111 yen it does 1111‘ this wltbt‘ntt
.i?
s. Winslow‘s Soothing Syrup .
to' all 111111111111 11111. babies that have
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such 5
The food- condemned, how-‘7,
SENl Clllllllllllll
.Vl .\‘Il.1n has issued
until-‘1
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should -
faithful of this?
are ,
under 4
of 1‘
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It's as easy
to pay last (10].
as the first:
One re 15011 is that the amounts are all small.
The other reaSon, 1.113111111151111 greater, 11111111111
land machines are so satisfactory and so helpful that th
in 111113.111 111111 iyance, in moneys pztidl o diesInmkets
-—-ztli these and when Howlzind
house to begin its ché‘ertul servicc.‘
[hose Howlnud iiinchines are
Each is‘ built honestly from dependable material‘s, “L
I guaranteed to do evay sort of home scwine for years out
"they are easy to (1111,111'1111: 11111.5 noise, don’t VIIet 11
got Ol‘tlEl—-lf given ordinary care
A test will be worth more to you than all the ad 'bot'tt
Come and make that test.
The machine you pick 1111 he sent home as" con.
11 1111211111131 of the (711111211111 pay the first
one '(lollar'LL
After 11111,.1111111111'14 payments of small stated 111110“
—:11111 not :111 extra penny of any sort; neither for interns
1 nor “due‘” no]; (my ‘llllél‘ thine.
'lhlrd flout.
'lllE ROWLAND DRY Goons COMPA “
the Howland club pint
brings sewing machines.
now and for a limited iim
only, (ll cash price.
111.11 cash price is 11 iii-1
in monthly amounts;
large 11114.1 not burdensome
'ihose amounts are '50
small that they are 13.1 ll}
paid. Ollé doesnt slit
off with :1 rush of entitle
.. 51215111 and dill" 0111 Hot!)
finish with" enthusiasm it
your. it’s just use (itsy t1 .
pay the last dolztr as the
{11.81 4
Of (those there is :1 real
54111 Actually, there 211'
two reasons '
machine (Omes into ill
New England—$25
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W-.-“ W.-. u~———
exhauiti'n: occupation are not re GRACE PARISH NLOTLE
stricted to one meal :1 dny 11111144111 Monday—Junior
gent ment 111 all meals except on 1111.
.Ilinence days
(til lloth meat and
some meal are. not
:Inv day of Lent.
(Ti Those who are bound to last
fish :11 the
l
l permitted
‘Iire 1111111141411 to take only one full
-utenl :i‘ day. 111 the morning, how-4
lever. they may-take “4 11 cup of tea.
chocolate with .1 piece of
brtI.1d.I'"ln the evening they may
‘111119 at 10111111011.“ this collation
it is lawful to use fish, “eggs, cheese,
butter and milk, but the
of solid food hhozulrl not exceed ten
ounces.
principal meal of. the 1111-.
men] may be'“(akcn“i:1the' eventing
111111 the. collation at 110011..
On Sundavs no one is bound to
last or' obstnin but meat and fish
are not. allowed at the. some meal.
The. faithful should he rentitulpd
(11:11 the. low which formerly utilize-:1
everyone both to fast and abstain
on‘ oil the days Lot lent has been
Imodi'iiedtor the .present only by
special (lionensation the Holy
See. in grunting VthIsQL’ filisptisation
Ibo Sov'ereign Po . .reouires (but
those who: take advantage of
1 oft‘ee [ll
e 4.11: giving trimesto the pool, 11h-
Ruining trout intrude-ants and at-
landing the Lenten nvnrnisefi in tho
church. The customary exercises
are the Rosary, Wav of the Cross and
Remediation of the. Blessed Sacra-
iuent.-V V
’Yours sincerely, ,
i10,‘llltl..T-‘lIllLVAN, ‘
‘Blshop of 111111111111
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VKHOSVPlTALL NVOTEVVSV.
l. “cut.
Admitted Saturday: .11.»...
Denny, or Ja‘mes street; 44
Discharged Rotor-(lay: Mrs.
LVhlttbthlI
onV
‘ quantity 4
Meat is allowed only (it the
I-1 ,. _ ‘,1 . ’
L'I‘his Vtmmnunion at 9.30 .1.
it'
shall substitute. other good works.
within two Week's;
"Chris" in his eventual
horse, nd George NVoerV
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Gtiild , C or
heurm! in parish house ut'BLVp.
'l‘uesdny-«tlirls" Friendly so
hot S‘Lquper in tho 1111115111
6 11.111.
Ash V‘lreditcstlmw—H'.yI (“11111
at 9:30 a. 111. . Morning I over
30:30 ‘r'ciocld. lI‘Vvetiiitg prayer
mimon at 8 11 ~11.
'l‘lmisd.1vV~—Hol_1‘Co‘nununion It
.1 m.
l‘tidnye—Evenin: prayet :11
Saturday—St Mothias’s‘ Day
V Ill. L
pr'ty‘er at 5 p‘. m. 4..
'A special m1 eting 01‘ théVV
be held on Monday evening,
ill“) 211. .11 8 o'clock, in the '
V‘Norwalk basketball runs. L'
(1:11 armory. _“Cln"i3“ l."L LL
lipa'd ofV (no. Doiibtiry ‘ q
vade'thé stamping group
aggregation, 1111,1111. . .
int; Norwplk lief ‘Lse‘cond
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be either Johnny
Reich. Ed Roach, the old Duh
greatest players in the
'ilt‘re than 1111111211.. with Vb
am 13‘ Norutalk 111th 1111111. till it
o Vrieldiiaslre‘ 1111111111
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