.
"3 my, 'miigod
.w-_
JUST OUT
1. Kill RECORDS
"I‘ll'l We Meet Again-
NAME.
9.. .zntiful Ohio. Waltz.
the Boat. Fox
. _'.m'
'3 l Girl Behind the
no strep.
7' Over Heels
I...
Fax
Alix. ays Chasing
.‘L‘i‘
.“vlarie. One
Lind of Begin-
ligam.
Found the End of
2;" Rainbow.
My Irish Song
Songs. McCormack.
Iii—“Kiss Me Again. Garri-
7235 of
My
Taught Me.
DON NELLY’S
16 So. lMain St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Mother
Pretty. Fox:
: noun? at 11;: Rue do i‘ontolso. had her
ARRESTED IN PARIS
Continued from First. Page.
An lnternational Organization
it. turns out that the gang is not an
Aluminum mm. but all international or-
ganization. largo How: of chocolate
' llllSAlllg from the Alllt'l‘lClln warehous-
vs at St- Denis and stores of cocoa
:md’ tobacco from the warehouses
(‘iichy have been rcmvorml. butwa con-
:zidct'alilc amount is still missing.
Tho thefts were so cxtcnsivc, ac-
cording to ptilit-o, that H. store was
mnintuinrd to sell tho goods.
)lflléu Maison. tho rut-ctzlkcr of the
attention ultruclcd by lliu grunt num-
ber oi boxes of all sorts which calm:
to the hnuso. Tho boxes worn brought.
in automobiles and motor trucks and
the job of transporting thcm was su-
at;
“ wuuw Cbéi‘ vole...
, CENTS TO KEEP CA‘I
. (Continued rmm [first Pogo)
oral- lawyers from F‘airi‘icld county
yru to $2.500 a year;
more pay. especially
of Stamford. The committee was told
that he has boon doing most of
work of prom-ruling in Fall‘l‘li‘ld coun~
ly for the paint two years.
no opposition to the proposal.
Size of Trout
The fish and game commiitee gave
a hearing on the length of trout and
tho numhm' that may be caught in one
day. A number of sportsmen l'avm‘
llll’l‘l‘:l‘~‘lll£ the limit of size to sovcn
instr-ud or six imhm. and in reducing
The judiciary committee heard scv- ,
m
i'avri' oi increasing the salary of as-
sistant state’s attorney from $1,600 ui
it was cxplain-‘
ed to the committee to give the oliice
. as it. is so con-
scientiously tilled by Galen A. Carter
lli(!
There was
m
I‘l‘llzurs and
lf'L', Xllhlli‘ in tho interior a! the
.‘1. Supply shop.
1" 01:5“:-
and lslmilv
stool-l to (‘ross
~fr.~ Ann illmlv'
mu; from lsazics
l't‘N.
“'illiam Bowman and family
ar Elrt‘fid. South Norwulk.
Chmics n.
A”: Tll‘!‘ X: Rubber CI).
ilk l‘ulilft' will be
‘3. liturtl‘v
Library,
”J,
llll wee i: tho
H.177?”
mnv l»~ cl
i 1-"
-z‘. r-n'l and poultry supplies
Hm v‘forv \VOdlll-Hltty.
65'- \\'llli:im .l
.mh «HilL't'l‘ Dr
s’ult'S that
whiln‘ nvnlh
.uwulk
Mk wisps ’ui- now :tlllrtllil‘ilikl'.
a matter of i-nrouruuvnmm to I‘ll in
is limo, ‘.-‘:: n »l.‘lllll'\:" ha» llvnll
"ital
-.:!llllllllllt ll' itlll
‘1} N.» o. l" \L .\. .\I. will
2. \l:i.—oni.- building thi"
o‘clock. .Xt_\‘\‘hl('l\ tim'.‘
“ill lw
llit‘l‘;
0' Si
( ntle {71 «mm nttu‘ «ll‘ilt‘i‘
llnl'm‘v (7
Sim wm‘l: oi
‘-l.
“1‘: i ii..~’l‘l'
.Lzyzlml til
i ». . nim- 1-. '\\'0"'ll‘ llrnlhvl’ ”
min; ul \\';mmtm I‘uud
‘:,»:iw- =-l l‘ocahantus. \\ ill ho
.mn- ll men‘s this 6-\'(‘l‘.li’l£!.
'~:i.:t 7'.-
'1‘. :hv- -
‘. llvgrw’
of
_ delvmuwnr from
*H, Stamimal and liilnhm‘y. \
l maualun i-tllorminn‘lnnt.
been '1"-
ltaltEfHk 05,"
pl't’r'elll
.-t‘_;*l'
will l).
of
it fr» ~llme~t2l< hr»
”.1 ,-. 1.;-‘-1l.~8!il unlv i< zinli'i‘
é
\
UR ‘3? /
° ‘ é
FACILITIES /
TO HANDLE
TRUST FUNDS
minplete. In fact, the
. : 111.»: minds is our speci-
Eiltuiimg a number of
~ do, we can handle
.itamageously than 1,7
Trustee; and ’
mu. our whole ,
. wing less than llaefi cf
a land which an indie
i... ... '. i
the Southorwa‘llt
Troleo. '
Fina-g]
changes are
Nor
hate.
have
oved from lligl: street, Norwalk. to,
Runes, of :3 Ward street.
‘ .
as sold his homestead at that place 1113:0131 11:13:“: radar. and members
. . 0 e. w w.) ()0 -
) (‘lan-ncn Bum-r, foreman in Hill Aor- e m ‘ ”"l entenary un
'l‘lw ll‘L'llllll' monthly meeting of therell'l." listened to as he gave the Leag-
lward u!‘ [lirm‘mrs of the Suith Nor»
held in
Building. on ”Friday eve-
VI-m‘h il'll. 1919, at eight o'clock.
Urnwor & e551 part of theieromwg, 'andin this a1-
Co.. will make free dc.-
..f large or small unlvrs of ho).
to
’ 3
ihnne ed on the spur
'l‘lnuv
all of illi‘
lllxlllli'a {or l‘tKlL;l’—.l.ill:~‘ diseases in
lmtw- lH‘l‘fl lath-ll, and that n0
Thir-
;:n
will he l‘nllin‘l‘ml upon 21‘
and Vinit-
' soldier
Wm”
M M _,...
Are found in our Young Men's‘
iand Older Hw’sfihoes. '
—-.. .....__...
perm-tended by a civilian who spoke
French with an American accent and
who worc a button with the letters
“U. 'S." in his buttonholo.
Tho stolen goods. the police discov-
Thnro was very little opposition.
ltzul a big: Now Haven day hearing.
Mayor Fitzgerald has a bulk: on with
the board of education of that city and
cred. were put. through a trunsl‘orm- _ . . .
in: process and were taken out he is trying to get it more under his
thumb. ()thcl's oppose any change in
tho city ‘. llzll'tcr.
Roads. rivets and bridges committee
listened to the petition of R. C. Mitch-
("II and others for the construction of
a trunk line highway up in the Zoar
bridge district. to take the place of the
one to be closed by me big Connecti-
cut Light and I‘owor Company. The
latter company pays for the change.
Some people want the highway on
the New Haven county side. others on
the Fairfield county side. A pretty lit-
tle battle is on.
through :1 house at 16 Rue St. \‘ictot'
on the outside of tho block. Tho trudv
in the stolen goods. it. is said. has
been brisk since last September.
‘ Trail Leads to Soldiers
Police Inspector Cozoi was lWfllClb
ing the 1101150 on Monday and arrested
two of tho Armenians as they were
lomli‘m:~ 3,000 pounds of chocolate on
trucks. Inspector Lamond joined in
the investigation and round that. the
trail of thu thieves led to the Ameri-
zcan warehouses. The police then ar-
,restod Sergeant Maurice Meyers of
'Boston and Sorgount Andrew Gleason,
or New York. The soldiers denied all
lmowlcdgc of the thefts. l
The police assert that the sergeants
worked by a simple but. effective sys-
tem. They charge the sergeants with,
giving orders to drivers to load the
chocolate at. various warehouses and
;to,t3ke it to the house in the Rue do
:Pontoisc. A truck driver named Baird,
according to the police, identified the
sergeants as having given him orders
:to transport chocolate. Baird was ex.
generated of all blame and was not ar-
res-ted. ,
. “Chocolate will be seal-oer on the
lien bank of the Seine,” said inspect
:or Legrand in discussing the case.
0
‘ EPWOET—H‘LEAGUE
MEETS IN DARIEN
Continued from First Page.
MAJOR SMITH lS HOME.
rive from France.
here. Capt. Justus J. Fennel.
‘Captain J. Lindsey Hoyt. gdjutan‘t on
. October. and then in command of the
iheadquarters company of the rest-
,ment,, were also discharged. Capt.
3Fennel came to his home here and
iCapt. iloyt went to New Rochelle.
I where M r. Hoyt lives.
? Stamford in the 68th Regiment, among
them Sergt.-Maj. Weed. First See-gt.
Sweet. Scrgt. Inland, Serlzt. Signing.
Most of them were in Battery C.
The 68th was billeted in the vicinity
ot‘ Livourne during the greater part of
its stay in France. All or the ofllcers
attended a French military school
thcre for six weeks. The regiment was
pmpared to go to theqllggifleg gone,
“when the armistice wm‘slgned?
50 he scored a great success. Pan- ’ Major Stephen T. Smith did. in fact.
1‘19: ‘fefilthrfin {913‘ {he Slippery-which ‘ spend three weeks on the fighting
the Marion. (‘lfalllcllzuarllllevvazelgnelllvgll- front. He was in command of a bat-
Pd with many songs and yells army
of tho moment. by
dumps at the. several tables. The com-
pany broke up at a into hour with the
mngmg of "Star Spangled Banner."
Almounci-ment was made of a joint. ral«
ly of all tho Fall‘fltfld County groups
oil! Mrlmmmtquist at. once capiwated
his audience by his combined good im-
lmior and earnestness. and he was cag- ‘
tiers. some suggestions as to local work
in their chapters and as to their part
in the great Centenary Movement
thrimghmxt tho church. At the conclu-
§ion of the address- Mr. Maimqoist
was invited to luku- vharg;,0£ 111113.59-
cxcillng experiences.
09m and tho cnlislod men arp glad l0
be back homo.
R. F. SKELTON DROPS DEAD.
,thc daily catch (it [tout from 2:0 to 20 ‘
The. (cities and boroughs committee
Other Officer: of the 68th c. :A. 0. Ar.
STAMFORD, March 6.———Major Ste-
phen T. Smith, commander of the Sec._
ond Battalion of’the 08th C. A. C. has 1
been discharged and is at his home
Major Smith‘s stair until the middle of
All of tho Dill-Z
Here '5 your chance to buy
good quality Men's Trousers at
mighty low prices.
We have ‘.-.0 mamnulf you
them at a. big saving in prices.
"7 Good patterns, good cloth,
...—....—
good make.
3 Regular $3.50 2
quality at ....$ I45
Regular $5.00
quality at
Rooms & STEVENS
Hamill So. Nomallt.
3n ven 't—now is the time to buy
fi
5 e
e
- -
. . . .. Dining Room'tl'ahles,
ty Little Tab
Ones for the -'
Gard «flames; in fact any
The!» is no more useful
A ‘Irfifie woo odes 7 _
piece of furniture “than a ”liable,
and there is not ‘aroom in your home or ofilce that does not
mint lent-one of acne kind.
VIEW ALL KINDS IN STOCK. *
I-ibnry Tables, i'arlor Tables, Dain-
forthe Bed or Living Rooms and Big Strong
on, Telephone Tables, Typewriter Tables,
kind‘of fable that you may need.
1333])an TO ALI-SURROUNDING TOWNS.
RAYMOND a SON
0! all Kinds in Strong and
Reliable‘ Companies
REAL ESTATE
In 'all ils Branches
J. M. Layton & 00., inc.
UIAILROAD AVENUE
IOUTE NORWALI. 00”.
“Reliable
fl‘mmm
Children’s Shoes
Are a specialty with us. and as our stock inchides all
of HlC’bESt makes. a perfect fit for the growing feet
is assured.
Stockings of
Every Grade
...——
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
loath Iorwuk.
THE NEW SCIEVCF
DEFINITiON 0F CHIROPRAGI‘lO
cause ol the (l‘bl‘abt and the an of
adjusting the meme. Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood, it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life is. the different arms and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the «use a!
dim and pain, health Is restored
through harmonizing the nerve on-
tom in your body. Female trouble.
given special attention; um corral
tux-o at theorize. You will lever to
grot giving the Chimpnctor 3 Chan
to help you. -
"Inhale Treatment: Given Also.
'1'. “MS. 0.13.
84 Wulilnshn 8:. So. Hamill. Conn.
L
Graduate from Palmer ”col.
E3
x
com. ‘ ~
mander of Battery C, of the 68th, and
AMERICANS ONLY TO HAVE
\VASHINGTON. Ilai‘.
merchant marine.
i; W. _
'* sw ASSISTANT sECREYAfiY or
z . THE Tnasunv
WASHIXGTON, Mar, 5 Jouel
talion of tho 57th (7. A. C.. in the Ar! Shouso of Kansas. took ofirlu today
gonna-Mouse ofi‘cusive, and had some‘as Assistant Secretary of the trvnsury.
7 Thomas B. Love. rosiimEG
the
illouso of Representatives of tilt" last
(‘utlgl‘vss. ~will supervise the War Ri<k
sucrcmlin-z
Hr, Slinllsw was a member of
MERCHANT MARI N E LICENSES
fi.~0nly‘
Americans by naturalization or on”;
are being given officers! licenses in the
Chairman Edward
‘Hurley, of the Shipping Board. in a
{statement today. characterlled as "mls.
The” were 22 enlisted mm from,teadlng" cabled statements that. Ger-
man now] oticers were taking advan-
tmze of existing regulaiions l‘to colon-
ize" the rowing merchant marine. Mr.
Hurley asserted that more than 7.500
oflicer‘s, for engine rooms and decks.
had been graduated to date (tom the
navigation and engineering ‘schoold.
and that all of them were American
‘citlzens with previous sea experience.
CENTRAL HOTEL
“inductive“. Humane!“
WeMrulnoMm-um. 'Ituliu
201.1550.
3. Dull; W.
Cmi'hnttlold 3y
libido:
”3113?ch
mm mm ‘
r. ”a. 3m
“From
.10,
We m: ' _
Padded. thor ‘
' , , ' _ 9 . ‘
#flEfShfiC’d s Molar Express
813281.80. nonwm; ram 294.
‘ «mum; non rmnoo: m
m 13mm mm xuwm m m . you
Operas Benn But Truck: in the state.
i m mm. Promwmsgenti win be given.
m. m, “m“ on
00ng :lifmlr’mployed.“ A nodpt given and obtained
when. No 1: Mo or too mm.
10 km
the Hydraulic Dump
noohmfltmloving.
Teeth and
ChronicDiseases
Do you’rknow that maul-discos
4 ea remit from. imperfect teeth?
Some of tho-otroublu am in no
way connected with the tooth. and
yet thoy have been proved to be
directly onset! ty imperfect mu-
tilation. 'Dueue' s of thokidn' ,
of the damsel: and of thiabowels
are often due to not chewing well
one'l'tood. Lotus put your teeth
in order. .
.—
W
M
t
l
{HEN GRADE MERCHANDISE/’1? HODIRFTE PRICES-
BENJAMIN mum Proprietor '
f BRASSIERES
"blots out” the line of the corset and insms that smooth ef-
fect from moulder to knee, which every woman envies.
interest you.
muons FROM ............................,.59cupward"
'6 WASHINGTON 81'.
Drill. flu male”
16 So. Main St
South Norwalk.
"' omcenoun—Dmmtoflp.n.
.x‘ Sunday: by Annointment
-—--—-—-—-—————-—-=H -.-
A. M. WOOSTER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Lute L‘xamincr U. s. Pat-mt 05ft“
'?AT ENTS
31nd {of Booklelon Palm“
i 'l Main 9"! Bridgeport. Conn.
_. .. ...... . -. ... .7 ‘
Women’s Wear
tn he hold at the South Norwalk. land lnmrmli Revenue Bureaus. l
clmtvh 1m ’l‘uosduy «ironing, April 8. l
' ”WM" ”Mk“ .Noroton Hei hts Contractor Ex ' i‘ . " " " My -.. 7' V
MORE PEOPLE WITHOUT WORK 5 g - p'resl HECHESTER S PILLS '
uddenly m Moneua. s. c. g Tuvalu,” “I”. The new models Will
‘ " l -. . d V \ . > , l ‘
\\‘.-\.QlllX(‘.'l‘n.\', Kim: 5_ Unemplov . fund“! .P‘. bk‘ “011.. d prumim mg i ‘ wigfi’kligfiéw
mun! ”min-n iirettin- pillilil‘ l0(la\‘ by tho lemtlt‘ni (H .\¢)l"0l(-l'1 ”Pfizhh “rapped; :— ‘l‘fig'm “E‘fh'SAEiaow
l'nilwl Slums limpim‘munf Service dead Monday at his Wlnlm' home at! 2“ rumm- ”“5"“: 3“- I!"
. . , . ' . ‘3l0n9lla. S. (‘_ He \VllS‘il native of, ”I“ omrmuhn ”MAM"
>lmltml u .‘H’;lll\ ini‘ll‘;l‘<t’ during the . . l "5" It!"“on“M5“‘"~“““R“m“ :.'
”my, ww-k in ”W arm: ”1‘ uncmploy-j Mame). but 101‘ the post twontyexght! “v sammrflfimm
nwpnf Illlll in [hp Illlililli'L‘ ()f persong )‘des ha.“ been (“133ng ill. busmvss An ‘ ‘_.. -_,..._....~_. .._ ...,“- "77.7“.-
\:‘ilimttt work: le number of chiefs illiltyecllvul a} I; EUCITQ’T‘bl‘UI Cmtll‘nr-lulxli N; Y., N. E. a 2. TM TABLE-
. <S“' "z ’ ‘ <3“-
wtlh lat-u. :mtltlwrs: at" job soi‘km‘s in- P_ 'qkmlnwf‘ )5 ‘ \\lll0\\, .\lr.. LI?“ 3 Corrected to Jan. 26, 1919 I
”$3M“ I“ 5ixly-si\ pm “th Wm“) liom . a tan. d dauclnor. \ll>.t< [‘OHISC’TSOUTH NORWALK TO NE\V YORK,
) ‘ . . , . , . .
the numbcr nl' unvmpiuiml incx'oascd fikdmn’ and a son, Richard F' bk?“ 5' AIL—1:473. 6'21," 5.491, 6'98
...- H... - _ ‘ _ -. .ton. Jr. Mrs. Skelton was with hlr.§6:573, 7:11x. 7:5(x. 8:19X. 8209.
m Hamlin). m 10.3“.» mw inst mock. ‘gk ll l ]_ ' . 39.39 10.33: 11.21
Now England. New York. Pcnnfi'l'l- L l on “.1011 “3 hoccunedand “ill; .P,‘ m:.1é:03x, 12:52 (Stamford
‘3an and Now .lorsoy reverie-d mflcomc to .\.orot0n “”h the body. ThciiflflY). 11091: 1:381, 3:17!" 452‘
('l'cnsvs The Middlo ll'w-l as it whole (ml). Itarllculal‘s of (”a”) 0btamable;5;27x, 5:496! 6:021. 6304; (Slamfor‘
stimuli no Chanel) from last week. :3“) m :1 telegram from Mrs. Skeltnn. EONYL 7'0‘3' 8315;313:-
‘ ””3“ "”0” “i” "e ””1“ “Tim”. .GOVERNORS m ANOTHER'Row, A. M.——1:47, 5:271, 5:49;. 8:59
mic. Saul. m takr» cut-v: or the return-‘ 3219:, 10:33; 12:03:.
in: votcrnns \Vlllltj‘ll? leaving joblPSF P. Iii—1209:, 2:44! 3:12x, 4:32:
“'ASlllNGTON. March 5.“*Dl551w5"
. faction of western delegates over fail‘i
ore of the conference of governors and'
.mayors to take definite action toward
lrelieving unemployment. which had
3 been in evidence since yesterday, cub;
lminated today in a row during which
Secretary Houston left the hall. .
Mayor Ralph of San Francisco, who
‘critlcised Congress yesterday, pre-
cipitated the trouble by submitting a
? resolution which demanded that Presi-
ldent W’il‘son immediately reconvene
Congress and in his mesSage de-
-. manded passage of important legiéla-
ilion which failed with the adjourn-
‘Short and to the Point
, men; yesterday.
THESE THREE ESSENTIALS, 1 There was a heated discussion be-
‘yfore the conference decided to send
(the resolution to a committee for a
:report later in the day.
other mom who. on the (“all (if lilo £20"-
ornmvnt. entered lllt‘ naval establish
mom's oscntinl industries. He asked
llmt mn‘uni- will) lint-\Y (if ll returning”
sailor leililtz‘ 10 Obtain his
old ptblllfln under thr- Nuvv Depal":
mom l‘F-pni‘l the fur? to him personally.
l'll'
QUALITY, PIT, STYLE,
. WANT PROHIBITION RESCINDED
l BOSTON, Mar. 5.—~.The executive
~' board of the State Branch of the
. OUR LEADERS fAmei-lcan Federation of Labor his in-
; . e §strucred its secretary to send a. tele-
"mall, Elite, R318“!!! lgram to Governor Coolidge and Mayor
Peters. who are attending the confer
» , once of governors and mayors in W181:—
j - ‘ . l ington, urging them to use theirinflu-
~ ~ er lance to have the wartime “prohlbliion
. ——
r
.r' .
11% 5:13;. 6:111. 1:362,
sooth nonwnue 1'6 romaunv;
' 1:332,“
5:46, 6:02x. 6:57, 7:02x, 7:57x.
10:07x, 10:40. 12:34:.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.-—'—4:10x, 5:30, 6:34. 8:00x, 8:513,
9:15x, 9:45x, 10:50:.
P. M. —— 12 : 03x.
051:7) 1:06 (except Saturdays)
(Saturdays only), 2:15x, 2:57, 3:301.
3:53, (:23. 5:13x. 5:29, 6100:, 6:03,
‘8 :101, 11:15:. 11:45:.
(Saturdays
' Sunday.
A. M.—6:00, 8:00x, 9:001, 10:03:.
10:50:.
P. M.~—12:10, 1.03:, 3:35;. 5:02,
6:25, 6:00:. 7:05, 8:101, 11:15:, 11:45.
SO. NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A. Ill—12:26:, 12‘58x. 5:40x. 6:07.
7:15, 8:46x, 9:191, 10:22. 11:58x.
P. hip—4:20. 3:27; 4:28. 5:19. 6:21,
6:51, 7:08x, 9:25x.
Sundays.
A. M.——12:26_x, 12:58x, 7:43, 9:19x,
10:19, 11:12:, 11:58:.
P. H.—-z:10:, 4:421, 5:48, 6:331.
1:083. 8:283, 9:251. -
REVIHAVEN To SOUTH NORWALK
(:laz, 4:581, 5:50. 6:50, 8351,8130.
0:413, 11:00.
P. air—13:17:, 3:40; 1:35,
6:87, 6:11,}:181.
Sunday!- .
A. Ila—12:351. 439:, fish. 1:55,
8:38: 9:411, 11:00. .. '
P. K.-—13:l'lx. 1:53....aan. 3:40;
73:13:, 9:35;
1. 1—4:". 8:31, 9:591;
111—21: .j; ' Wants-)5
1:06
A. Ito—12:25: (except Handays);
5:132;
Muslin
Drawers, hemitched and
l Bloomers, white and flesh
'88 WWII ST.
' Fitted Comet Covers, embroidery trimmed
Envelope Chemise, Empire and plain style . . . . . $135—$235
Underwear
Gown: of models including high, low; V and square neck,
ass-42.50 ,
Dainty Lace Trimmed Corset Covers 350—8190
..390—69c
......-
embroidered ruflles . . . 750—3100
color ...... $100
J. I. VMALLETTE
30m NORWALK.
Tel. .449.
mu; snap
60 North Main Strait.
‘s
...—‘3
TIRE BARGAINS
——32x3 Plain Tread Clincher list no.»
40:3 Road King Clincher let $14.50
—-31x( Goodyear A ‘W Tread lst $31.85
1—3213 L2 Penn. 01! Proof Vacuum
i let 325.95
1-4331! Road King Straight and 524.0
2—34x4 Non Skid Straight and $25.60
Parts for Ford can stocked. High
grade repairing—all makes of. cm.
Overhaul now. 30 percent. off on .11
at stock of Wood Chains.
Leave your at at "5'
Alsh’sfiange
80. "Milk, Conn.
M31369 m Edaym night
53 mm W.
303W“
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