n...”
EL rumor. as? 31, £913. .
~.~..1;._. m . new” .;.. .4 M ' - .
{m
usurious: i TriStram & Hyatt
MANEUVER;
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
l
t‘llainty One Piece Dresses.
Ladies? Sweaters in Many Colors. ‘
Sawing Wood
About this time someyears
‘ ‘ coal coders were not
flit“ we had good luck
19:- a week or so we'd get
fifteen or twenty. When'wmv
ter left these parts in spring
the people ceued to .worry.
No thoughts of coal In sum-
mer time would cause the
slightest flurry. But war has
turned things upsnde down,
new business comes a-mnmng,
they push the orders through
the door—no need to go
a-gunning. Now this to you
i may seem a snap, tho' we are
Yw~uidM' nu plotter ceiling that doen‘t‘show cracks
,It’s unsightly and inartistic, but worse still, it isn’t per-
gent- The plaster may fall any'day and is bound to need
lets! ceilings last longer but cost too much. They are
hard to put up, unattractiVe and they rust.
’ .pesvernoardhasallottheadnntagesenduone ofthe
handicaps. It is as long lasting as steel and more pleasing in
appearance.
. Innew buildings or old it’s the logical ceiling. We can
absolutely convince you of this if you’ll give us a chance.
(Continued from First Page.)
l
to the combat range. Here they tookt
up their position in and near trench-l
es about 125 to 150 yards troml
where the shells were landing. i
As the officers stood unprotectede
in the field. shells passed over theiri
heads and exploded a few yards in;
front of them. Not a second seemed.
to separate the boom of the big guns,
and the exploding of the shells. as
they hit their mark.
:Meanwhtlc, an artillery oflceri
stood near a signal man who kept the!
cred with shell holes. here and there:
cleanly. l
left .5—
the best.
A visit to our store will nominee you.
a tree had been shot away
while others still standing were
with a clean cut circle shot through’
their trunks. '
At the conclusion of the artillery
fire. the patrols of infantry men be‘
gun to make their way across the;
open space. crawling on their bellies.‘
They found that the way had been
made clear for them and they
crawled along: the ground through
nut so cemm’ but over - ' receiver of a field telephone to his,
.. .. .... The Hatch £7 Batle Co . . . . . .
kindly draw the curtain. GO . . , 0 shot was watched, and as it llll or; Rel] l n coals in Sllk 0r CIO'h hnlsh l
on and have your summer fun, ‘ ntissedb it: lmlllll mlfirlhtwmtlflll 1 ‘ , _
' . . . . , , . , . . over 9 c cpl c ,
or go and fight the Kauer’ WM 1 i“ "“1”" "Wt" ’w’ "”2 ' commander, the battery Wilt“: hid.
Whilelwe corltmmg to 53W “(Md . m ' b 5" don from view of the range, {
_ and I EH15 0!” 870w mser- ' 0 e overs Furnim e . As the shells burst a puff oft Th Bes‘ D
' . ‘ l ' p. smoke could bx soon where they. 9 0 81' I“ re a a e
" i THE r struck. A guyer ofdirt would sltootf'
' W ' . . ‘ ' ' he air or a tree in the para o ,
People who take pride tn their homes and find pleasure in g :32)..le would fall. wt ' ,
9 F E Q a . making them attractive are quick to appreciate the fact that 03:22:: 3:33;! "2%)‘fgg‘1i312‘lhmg; VUdor PorCh Screens, Rugs Of all Shapes and
. .. our lines of Furniture Dr‘s. cries Ru s Linoleums and House. No Alan‘s tend." to survey the re! . '
l I“ t . - ' , p - ’ ~ 8‘ ’ . . suits. The wire cutanglt‘mcnts had. ‘ $1265, for Pure!) or cottage.
tail :flflggyv furnishings are moderate priced, construction, style andfimsh i he." mm away, the ground was cov-i t
. 3 U ‘1,
ness committee; designer is lluyntond‘
illrady, who is also on the scnior
class business committee.
i
gs: \:
‘ Every branch of school ttctit'ity is,
‘l. .
represented in these seven students"
and the publication will no doubt gal. .
BUSINESS JUDGMENT
is based on
Business Experiences
beyond the expectations of the sub- g E r & C .
scrlbcrs, for tho stall" is composed of
the most capable seniors.
. . W the n on 3 aces to the enemy lines, ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘
. kw WW ' whorcp butpa short time before row, 1111“ "d‘t’lllfifl‘s ‘Wlll rccctvc “18.7.?
after row of barbed wire had ntudetm e51 lmbhctty. for 0011105 of the?
,book will be prcsontctl to both tltet
Hwtup-town and downtown libraries, and l.
the school library. Adrcrtlsetttcn’ts
and subscriptions will be accepted up
CENTRAL HOTEL
. Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. , Italian
Bookkeeping records business
experiences for quick, easy ref-
erence and shows the relation of
their passage impossible.
One hundred alien enemies
coming here from Fort Oglethorpe
for the purpose of cultivating farms;
. . I r. . . .. a , ‘. ,
these experiences to Wise bud. and Amer-Imam“ M which will be run in conjunction mnl ‘ldd‘l'flu’m ”I" l Of L d d M :-
.ness conduct. I Corner Monroe and Chestnut Ste. Tel. 1655. won a... camp. : The government "a“las;'l.~olil"lili“§.‘:d.l§;3 .Iiii"‘.‘..,”““‘°2“ a '85 an [sses wear
, ‘ - - leased five furnisclose to no can- . .. ‘ , 2 gum a; . .
l N DISESA Manager J‘DISESA' Pmpfletor' (burnout and will cultlvato vegetablcslfl’fl‘gm‘; “Ollm‘lb'v. ’bouth Norwalkt _ 'n A are,
! l on them for use at the ctunp. “”‘L in. ”ODIN trust (‘0.. City '
OKKEEPING AT
THE
‘Nationat llankfiutional Bu
1
Colored troops at this camp are al- y H , ., ‘ 11k of; Nor-E
ready workingxon lllPsO farms. {3}“?!- (Qf’bm). H (:lcndcunmg’ J; Co.,?
The forms Will be under the rcc- PM. UN! 6: (1).. l.. \votnstttr'k.lfi;
laututlon department of the camp. “I? 3:11,”! ii: MzLe-nn, Emma S: Glow-
-.‘ iv V a r «s unrtls over the ' “Wm“ ” ‘0.. ‘t'ank .lucoby.x
'wlduts will art a g ConneallytliBracknn'
STUDY BO , ..
. WALL PAPER. 5c and 10c Roll
Full Line~Fine Assortment
ALSO PAINT AND VARNISH AT LOW PRIGEG.
The most complete assortment of Wool. Silk and
Wash Dresses in Norwalk.
Prices From $3.98 to $15.00.
u
MERRILL BUSINESS
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING . ~ ' - lilo tlt=y are at H. Alicad AL...
‘ ‘ A,COHEN $33111.“ 0:"?!11359“larnts. QThe whole)“: Murine. l'luisted. Jacob l.cvy,A.J.r
cowbfi J 141 Washington Street. ~ South Norwnlk. idea is in line with food productimt: £33,)?” 0.32332; J-“Sivofie- Sailor" USE OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN.
' , m..- t l "lll orvat‘on. ' ‘ f” “ ' ‘ ‘1'“ ’ i 3“” . . . .
I - ‘ , " mlisltlsti‘tnt Sleurvittl‘)‘ Ilurr. m... i. gag-1:) tfifimutttrui.c :vfry \xontan's . Times ltkethese when it requires two dollars to
under Benedict t'ruwclt. assistant to j ‘ ' f _' ' “'- 14 C- al‘tty‘s estuur-I 9 . - r ;
Fenders Lamps BOdies and the Socrctury of War, \'lsltcd this limit-13111:"??? A. Pollard, .(‘l'mlkumt buxone (101.11?" SavorthtOl EOOdlSi Gulf! iVSteIltl' 0f domti 1,
.Wm 1...... ...,.-._._...:, ’ 0 mm" yculct'duV. making a general 0' “ autumn, Regent theatrel bUSlneSS “’1 an mus aDDea 08 0119b men an( ._
' Spr
.t‘cntrul ’l‘rust (ht, l.. M. Wright,
Bros,
tour and inspection. Jf
The new system
women.
-
of rpmivmg und J. Cash, Raymond Skelly‘s,t .
ing E‘suummert Radiators Repaired
l
Suits ’
For Men and Young Men:
COPYRIGHT ;
Clothing‘tCo. .2
ti N. Main St So. Norwalltg
N. Y... N. H. a H. TIME TABLE
In Effect Jan. 14, 1918
§OUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
. A. hi.——1:39x. 5:271. 6:493. 6:08
6:57:. 7:18x, 7:5“, 8:211.8:591, 0:39.
10:33x. 11:21:.
P. M.~——12:03, 12:52 (Stamford only).
1:00n. 1:38x, 3:171, 4:321, 6:27x. 5:40
0:021. 0:47 (Stamford only). 7:02:
l
examining all drnt’tccs,
the work in one day. come
spcclul attention by Mr. Barr.
l’rivutc .losoph Lawrence of South _ ‘
liorn. 'ortuuut. a member of the ”“5 Business (nllcgo.
18th ((Umpuuy of the Depot llrlnmlci '-
lwtm has been at the camp Only 0 CHILDREN'S YEAR '
in for Briggenmm, Bishop 0‘; Lynne, Gotham
«Print. llnrt-ls at» (lune, (YE. Slztttsou.
BRAZINGH AND, tremors
i
VAAST BROS. WGARAGE
17 CHESTNUT ST. BOU’TH NORWALK. lfow days. is rcportcd to have ut-i
llctttpted suicide today, by (“ll-ll“!!! CAMPAIGN 0N;
" TE!“ 1380' his throat and wrists. He missed; ;
TEL. 2011.
k
‘ JACOBY’S
cutting the jugular vcin. lie is non“
til the base lmspital on the danger-
'.s. is said that the act was ' ’ ‘
33: 1:) ‘dosltlondeucy. Lawrence is. at .Illlss “cell has been nseisting Mrs.
least, totupornt‘ily lame and is re... DdtVlS in tnu‘lun‘ri tir‘mnncmcnts forj
ported-to have claimed that because; the bit: picnic on ba'turduy. . every:
ut' rheumatism he was unfit for scr- PM?!“ and Child in horwulk Will be:
l
vice. He was sent along to color. ““90“”-
(Contlnued from First Page.)
completing\Riii‘mm'd 62 Son. ltubbett & StaplUS. ‘
'llatclt & Bailey. llr. llietz and live l
i
SPECIAL FOR DECORATION DAY.
boys: Wash Suits . . . also
, Other Suits for boys. 5 to 18. from . . $5.98 to $8.75
$5.. “ream Wank 1;}: "tween.“ «they? _ . m ' $.43: ‘
W..- ..._,.-__.__.___....... WM ,___..._
Burchard. Miss Mnriposu 'l‘:tylot‘,l MARRIAGE CEREMONY BY
dire. Wm. H. Eat-lo and L. .l. Row TELEGRAPH.
holds. Others williint: to loan cars.‘ -...._.._
kindly notify some member of the KANSAS (‘l'l‘Y. 110,, May Sl.-_t\l—
committee. (though separated by more than LBW
MARGARET is}. ‘1. SHERMAN. fntilcs. Mrs. Goldie Orrlck, untillnst
Clutlrmun Press Com. night, Alias Goldie Garden. of lemme,
Kansas. and Private Homer Timon-k,
1a machine gunner stationed at (jump
l Mills. N. Y.. today were cclohrunnc tho.
_._——
DO EVERYTHING TO WIN THE
however. with the other drnf’tces. D". Wlillf‘l‘ H Brown 01' llt‘idzt‘pm‘t
Snmucl‘ Perkins. “the kite tuttn.";‘sffl“’ “2'99“” of ”i9 "CHILDREN'S.
caxne here this afternoon to tunke‘ ‘EAR LAMPAIGA" and a member:
pictures of the maneuvers tn the 0‘ 1h? 5‘9“? Department. of Health on?
field combat range in which the tar-(”“3 WNW Health Council .thl visit
new some nnnssns $2.93 to $22.50
WASH SKIRTS ..... .......... $2.98 to $7.00
WAR (first day of their marrio‘dilil‘e.
~ . . .. p ‘ The ceremony which made them
INDIANAAPOL‘bv “‘- '““~“' 31"”??? man and wife, was performed by tele-
sorting that the suprentc‘duty of ct cry graph. The bridt- sat in a commormnt
Individual and every 1’0““‘3‘1 patty is. telcgrnph office in Kansas Pity. Kano.
tlltcrv was used. but he was unnblelhB Welfare Nations. and then Dro—
‘ 8:06. 10:071- . fund to Roton Palm. where with his' 1.0 win the WHT. the. platform submitted; a minister asking the questions. which
SLEEVELESS SWEATERS . . . . . . . . . . . ..
A M —19-34§un:-32y7'x 5-49: 8'59 ' ' H """ $298 up w go up‘__,___ _____.._..,_... .own family of children he will spend lwdlme ‘rzesohlttlons committiel ‘35:“? were then flashed to the army camp,
. ' - .. '~ " ’ I ' ' I ‘the afternoon. . f n “a "1"” ”a“ Lourcmo ‘9 ’ ‘,wbere they were rccivctl by th comp
(“it"gflfiigggizflfi-x 3-12: 4.32: CHARGE Accoun'rs OPENED PUPILS PLEDGE l D. Tracey Wm mm... m. day. declares that, :‘ewry action bf u... we...“ who m m WWW
5'40 0‘02: 007: '7'02x ' 7':57x' ' MERCHANTS SUPPORT Brown. ‘ Republican WIN-V “3 “we and natlon those put by the officiating minister at.
' ' ' ‘ ' ' . ' ' 1 i Mnnagcr Bailey of Roton has “1,1 shall be determined solely by how we that end of the wire.
10:07:. 10:40.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.—-tl:10x. 0:30. 6:34. 8:001
8:51x,,9:15x. 9:45x, 10:50:.
P. ill—12:03:, 1:06, 2:16x, 2:57
32301, 3:53, 4:23, 5:13x, 5:20, 6:00:
6:031, 8:10x, llzlbx, 11:45:.
ignited a band at his own expense?
:uud arranged for other attractions; -
{There will be an entertainment for?
held recently. the the mothers, among those. taking partI
l
.m ”m.— m“...
Mm
can add most. to the sum total of wax" Mrs. Orrlck ‘sald the probability 0"
" , her husband being sent overseas rem
soon hastened the wedding.
(Contluued from First Page.)
w-‘a
At. a meeting
l‘lloard of Editors" pledged itself to being Miss Dorothy Jones in a fancy
~ mu 9 r *s 0 . ‘. . ‘ a'. .
.pa tlz then udvc tiger and t floral dance. Miss Consuelo qumfllutlons committee.
The plank dealing with the war was
written by Will H. Hays. chairman of
the Republican National Committee:
who was chosen chairman of the reso-i
t"
w.
EXPRESS EMPLOYES to GET
MORE. MONEY.
~ ROMPERS
Sunday: Pink and blue chambra trtmm' ' ' ' ‘ - f. lent-cud the spirit of reciprocaumnm readings and annulus. and Ray, —~- -
A, lib—6:00, 8:00x, 9:00x. 10:03: med in white and viii“ crfgkfidwgigggficgecfgmfi fthroughout the entire school. Thlsf mond Pinkhutu in songs_ l , ' : WASHINGTON. May ill.~~’l‘hc new
,103003- " in blu ‘ .. .. . . , fin mule action on the part oftbe editors was! A large committee of men, headed. ARKANSAS DEMOCRATS RENOM" express monopoly created by merging
P. M.-—~12:10. 12031:, 3235:. 5:01 . . , e ---- ‘ 1' ' --_- ' ° '5 - - - ~ ------ ~: ------- $100 :tltc result. of‘Mr, Roth‘s report con? by John Milne and C. lrvlng flying-7 NATED. ,lthc Adams. American. Wells-Fargo
5:251. 6:00x. 7:101, 8:10x, 11:16: White With blue tnmm gs and smockmg . . .. ..... . $1.26 §ccrnlng the, attitude the merchants ton will keep things systematlzed and? _ , . and Southern Companies under agree’
. “:45:- ' BEACH SUIT Atook toward the publication. Many ntovlng,‘both at the Green, East R.‘ LITTLE ROCK, Arm, May 20.-Re-. mom. with Director General lchtloo,
‘ SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW . I " ~ . ' S local business men Who refused to ll. station, and at Roton. Chlcf Pcn-‘ “"05 ‘Oda-V verified reports Inst nightf will have as a foremost policy thc fair
- A M 12%“;955"; 5-37‘ 6-0 Stripes and plant colors in contrasting colors ..... $1.00 . lauutst the students not regret. to nington and his ultimate will be” that United States Senator J- T- Rob-Jtruatment of shippers and the pitting,
7.15' 95;, .1032: '11.?“ ' ' ' 7' White tnmmed to fine colored stripes ...... .. . . . $125-$150 318nm that quite a number of shop‘1 on hand to give assistance. tinson. Governor C- H- Brough and the George C. Taylor. Dl'P-‘iidt’m 0" Ute
' ’ ' x. ‘ ’ ' ' . . (DOTS sympathize Will! the students»! While the «mothers-2 are being emlseven Arkansas Congressmen all had combination. announced this week. Mr.
P. ISL—1:20, 2:41 (Brldgeport only
Saturdays). 2:47 (Brldgepnrt. excouY
Saturdays). 3:27;, 4:28, 5:19, 8:21,
6:51. 7:03;. 7:32 (Bridgeport only;
9:261. .
' Sundays
' n. _M.-—12:2ox. 12:58, 7:43, 9:19;
, 10:19, 11:12:. 11:68x.
‘ P. ltf.—-2:10x. 4:42x, 6133:, 6:48
7'081, 8:33, 9:25x. ‘
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH
NORWALK
A. LL—12:25x. (:10x, 4:531, 6:50
8:50, 8:05x, 8:30, 9:413, 11:00. ,
P. M.——12:17, 3:40x, 4:35, 5:131
37:. 6:11;. 9:18x._
. i ‘Sundays
. A. M.——-4:10x. 4:53:. 7:55; 8:301
9:41x. 11:00. ‘ '
P. M.———12:17x, 1:55x, 2:231, 3:40:
4:35, 5:131, 6:11x, 7:05x. 9218:. 9:30
. 11:401. .
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBUm
A. M.—-6:13. 8:27, 9269:.
. Dir—1:27. 4:39x. 6:25.
' ” 5 Sunday:
NBURY T
Ufa-mm 027.1 en‘s". 1;;11"
1!. M.-—4:23.x. 7:07.
hundred and twelve Industrial Work-v
.‘ cause illness and the cutting up of"!3 wellias in California. that: there
DUTCH SUITS
Blue with White and ten With white................. $1.25
‘ J. I. MALLETTE
so wasnmo'ron or. com nonwnnx.
and approve of their action. ttcrtulned there will be races .finlll
‘ In view of the fact that the book games for the older boys. prizes be-
.will be published next year also, theme nwardcdhtonthc winners. This?
{lower class men are earnestly re-' will be in charge of Scout: Master-l
quested to join. in the movement. Edward P. Randall, assisted by the
§startcd by the seniors to “patronize other scout masters. and the Boyl
your advertisers,” and to make next Scouts of Nor-walks. f
year’s. edition more. sucuessful finan~3 The older girls .und sm
jcially. although the financial support ren will be cared for in much
;Illlt~l year was far better than that of same, mauncr, prizes being given for
___-__,1..... 1. m. ' :last year. lgames, etc. In charge of this are1
. . . r ‘ —- i’:‘i""” i The Reminiscentiac is a book pub- Miss Florence McMahon, chairman.
I. W. W. URGED USE ibat-onnltmard and of ellllSlJllg lust lished annually by a Board of Edi— and Misses Carrie Simms. ’ Jennie
' H‘mnn-“i‘ 3" Minot, N- D. * . tors front the senior class. The book .loselovesky Ethel Callahan, Mne
OFlgAffigAGE BY MEN! ml: Ell‘elfig 11“:th Tampa “y?“‘kfd this year will consist. of from 120 to Williams. Florence
i‘ ,3 .Z. n‘em ere rove Sm on n- 130‘pages and will contain pictures Kroger and Lena Hutchinson.“
« , ___RICAN ARMYgto logs 1.0.30’3‘cht mill machinery. 119 of the faculty, the graduates. the nth-l 'The committee on
IESlIfled- ~39 said at least one. room letic teams, and accounts of them mothers with babies is as follows:
her, whom he named as James Ed; years‘ happenings, laying. special em- Mrs. James G. Gregory chairman.
gar-s. carried at bottle of liquid in phasis on the accomplishments of the
Montana lumber districts that would seniors. The surprises in store for
inure fire .when thrown upon Wood. the subscribers are many for this:
' He testified that during the ottt— year's publication will beat. great im-
zbrcaks tn the harvest fields .last_proventent over last. year's. More in-l
CHICAGO. In. May ill-Private?
Frank Wortukee. alias Frank Woods,‘
testjmd today at the trial of one llam H. Earle, Miss Mariposa Taylor,
Mrs ‘..lohn Cuvanagh, Mrs.
Bette and Mrs. Ross Burchard.
ers of the World that he was asked
.The many generous friends
by members of the organintion to who;
my; This sabotage , ‘
h? was informed, could include pine-$9” placed in jail: that freight trains at the h‘gh school. _ iLeltniaier 3f. Wallacehlnn‘ln. Mrs.
int; n forelgn feubstance in food mfwem frequently commandeered theft“, The Board of Editors ls comltoschKutberlne Hicks, Miss Mary Kirby
, . ol‘ the following students: Editor-in- Jennings. A‘. H. Cole. Robert Van Bill‘-
ctotbing. were numerous fires (in and about,chier is Joseph Roth. who is also‘ en, Leo Davis, Marshall
' Wormhoc’s lute of violence by Aberdeen! S. 0.. and that when the chairman of the. senior class buSl-lb‘rauk. Presbroy,‘W. G. Cleveland, L.
members of the orgnnlatlon spanned l barn 0‘ “19 3’0““? Chief burned the nose committee; Associate Editors; A. Doherty, Samuel Roodner. Mlss Jul
sax-gulc- e-ni uni-v
1‘ " Arsmedylcrinfeciioua
(‘2’! the urinary tract.
and nt'lnot scrim”
‘ Beliwnlnl n 56ers.
lumber camps. the shipping districts;
and the o
a. period of nourly two years, dnrlngi‘l W. W38. modestly took credit.” are Catn'oll Holtlster. who in mesh. in B. Lockwood. Mrs. Geo. Mathews.
A non of which be “mixed as an or~§ ‘ x' dent of the Dramatic Club. John” Cana‘llnrry tScltut‘elt. P. D. Stsnuard‘, E.
earlier in the harvest fields, the blg COTTON EXGHANGE Fl‘RM FAILS‘; 'evurl. who is president of the Senior E. Gorhnm. James Ella. Dr. Franklyn
.xnw Dawns. May sir—Thedall- class anuvnvetyu net-rm; business 0. Brown. the iiiStee.~Horlland- 1“
are...LBernard Navasky,,G. Murphy. Herbert”
range Mia“: C‘afltltornll. He f tire of Gourltn Smith & Comp 3’. 0M. managers
l
aller child-l
lllt‘ l
Louden, ' Louise .
transportation ‘
Mrs. Henry S. Lockwood, Mrs. Wil. _
George '
teach SabOt-lge in the ‘AmerieenviA'r-iyeal': the authorities wore intimidat- terest has been manifested in this? will loan cars are Percyw. Brooks.l > ,,
,ormkee said; ed and intone case the sheritf him; publication than tn any previous (imprint. Mayehot‘f. Harry Pollnk. 1.. A. _ , . :2
Andrew at
Gotham more» “ .
been renominatcd in Tuesday’s Demo- Ta ‘lor also promised wage increases
cratic primary. for the 100,000 employee. '
4
STAMFORD
There arc 1)l’(il).’llll)' three gcncr~
atlons of people nmv living who
have known the Uncle Nick
Ranges made by The Stamford
Foundry Company; .
Some will remember the earl?-
est form, first made about 1878:
othcrs will recall only the 189.2
pattern. ’
But to all will mmc back the. ‘
excellent reputation the rmtges nl— ‘
ways had for doing their work .
well: this reputation was too good ‘_
to he givctt‘ttp. and now the third
Uncle Nick is made, even better,
than the two which preceded it.
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FOR SALE BY
MACE Rgann V ~.
idem suns pm who is president he Id abolitio- ‘33
to: Main and W at St.
Norwalk Chronicler