CLASSIFIifi
8 (I
ti.
ADVERIEEIEIINIIL
it ANTED:
Ll
u iur fabric curing. 3rd shiit.
.m work. Splendid wages.
opportunity in the building
i finishing of tires. Excep~
.rrrll) high \t-arzcs. Woman for
i'UOlll.
Norwalk Tire 42 Rubber Co.
wamm
All battery owners to get
distilled water tree at
the Norwallt Storage M
tery ($0.. 7Z’Ne. [in St.
So. Norwailt, alter April
12th. 1919.
WANTED
3!:me MACHINE OPER-
ATORS. PAD) WHILE
LEARNING. CLUETT, m-
BODY a: 00., mp.
WW
\NANTED --'I‘o rent a cottage. for.
II--:'. ii 908'Flillt‘. ('itv or iiiiit‘ ways
. ‘t rt-spnnsiirio- partr. without chit
\titir. "('nitazw” t‘iil't’ of Sen-
t-I
WANTED—“minim twillIT-i exper-
. .n !.rt:rrtir\ and clt-aning. lit-au-
mtntr" Immc. Iligir wanes.
‘ t'ZiH or pimrrt- 1751. David
. -. Normally
'. ANTED—-\\'nrk. Worm-n want to
mrsirirr: and ironing. Fallen.
it'l sin-Pt, Norwalk.
\AANITED-A furnished rootn and
with Jewish family by centie-
~ I \tldrcss “Board" Sentinel office.
—a—-‘
- _ i
A ANTED Snicsladics at the Grand
mi- 7w start. :1: Main street. Nor-
: 7 t
WANTED ~Po>ition as motor v!"
I iiIH‘I'. (‘art furnish referent-cs.
'part of long house. Good condition.
\ .
,sound and gentle borne. weighs 1500.
m It“
FOR SALE—Chm house. 9x30
Reasonable price/1‘. D" care of Sen-
tinel.
FOR SALE-ml nuance tor a good
work single or double. May be seen at-
Fwoooeunv om Lama. New YORK. April 2! (Wall Street.
W
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lio:.30a.ln).- mu
8 Sted. mmmm
hermendotractodn'omtb”
enleoftheStocklarketat
the main: of Monday's see-m In
Was Active in Em m.“
Work and AIM Mutter-la!
Arnie H...
W in? “gm who the main. however-t
0°“ 0"" new. motel-e and dad: W,
died mwumm‘ “mimtudleaden IhOIIn‘a
mmfitnmwmmv In: to attribute-e. our. one nos-t
York, Was an lune-00¢ more the}. U under guidance of Southern Pa-
tWO mounts, was a member of one "0 huiu‘m ‘ 8‘ m “a ‘ hr
the oldest America Milt“ Ion mi- Loy amfitt'gm’mc'e'ml A”?
dent in. New York : l‘Jl‘i Kansas and Texas an n.
The funeral will be held in
Church or the Incarnation, Man on Wartsmot: Noon—Rails assumed
avenue and Thirty-fifth Street, N w a dominant position later. especinliy‘
York. olthich Mr. m was a we ' secondary coalers and shares of made
tryman, tomorrow forenoon . at it traversing Ioil bearing sections of the
titt-
ter 6 p. m. can Angelo Saitarell‘i.
Phone 1025, N. Taylor Ave. S. Nor-
walk.
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FOR SALE—A house together with.
To m ‘two acres of land for sale atS Britizt‘ie
--_.- street East Norwalk.
T0 RENT —- TWU apartment 3 roontr ——~ —-— -———“—~——— .-,.-~ — -1 _- I
with all imprOVPmr nts. 33 Cove Ave-K FOR sALE—-1I916 l-‘otd deliVer}. in;
East NOI'WaIk. ltont $14. inquim ngood running condition. inquire-i
Hopps on premises. 5 Fiore's garage, 11 Hanford Pl. Tel. 923 I
TO LET Room on first floor. I‘riA' FOR SALE—I work horse. 2 wa°onsi
.rtt- t-ntran. -. All convtniences. Al- 1 upright piano. Gardens plowed. in-
so space in Garage. Address “Room" quire 84 Ely Ave. on Tel. 722. i
carc- oi’ St‘ntincl.
tr rooms. with all modern
TO LET
irnprmemt tits. ii lianford Place. So.
Not-walk. inquire R. .Ioseitn'skv. I'I.
Norwaik. Phone 1809. ‘
TO RENT Furnished roonr in mi.
vatc illiiiii). Phone tax-3.
T0 RENT —'l~‘ront office- in trat-rrand'
ililock, on “'ashington street. Address
P. O, Box 5:11, So. Norwalk, or teic
phonc l935. ' '
TO RENT-~Two apartment .1
with all improvements. "‘ Cch
l‘OOHIfi
AVc. »
Enut Nortvalk. Inrrtrir-t- F. Ilopps on
protrrires.
TO LET —'i rooms 2nd floor. M'oticrn'
improvements.
ttrilt for Mil“.
also a new soda foun-
til ('onn. Ave.
'l‘t) l.l".’l‘~ .. rooms, pr‘rvilczc of car-
tit-n patch, place for automobile. Scrib-
\ . -- “Driver" cure or" Sentinel nt-r .\\t-, 'll"l|' t‘onn. .\vc. or Box .157.
c. ANTED ~Girls in all factor-v (i(~ TO RENT * l’l‘iVflic garage in rear of
-. his. Al'lllv J N .l t‘nsll ('0. Ltd. K‘ "‘-"1'-" 5"“"‘- 35 INT rrionth. [nflilil‘t'
l. H” S'. It. i<l’lt'_‘.’t'l' &, Ctr,
. ANTED ,_“'..n,.... (.iwancn .mi TO LET A pleasant four room
“I Jonas a" .\':tumhur2. inc. apartment on Ann street on April lst.
tn.“ iliflllii" at ‘3 “'cttt avenue, South Nor-
_ ___ w-.. - __________ \valk. - I
‘H eNTED tl'. l llritison soul fill‘. ‘—
',-. 1. V H 33, \lain St. TO LET-~50 room apartment otter
, ”I.” 1.. .‘v' ,Nclson Hort. Grocery store, To adult!
- . ._ -._._,, ,______ionly. For further particulars inquire;
1.NTED rm :. :1 d- r-huuffptlr at Old “'9" (ficar (‘0. oilice. ;
1‘ I‘M» ww' Sittitiai.‘ "\V" care of ———-—-—~~ — ~———~ —-— ——
i“ > - i To LET .1 rooms at 96 Taylor nvc-
- -——-—‘ntrc. inquire (if Mrs. R. Tarlov 16
.‘ ANTED “lumen and girls for our C-rovc street. or telephone 185.‘ 1.".
M ' and packing: roont. An opptit'
rur people who want to uiil‘li To LET Six Looms at 6 Cross
wages. H. Jacob & Sons, ins. street. South Norwalk. 'First floor.
\l:rnlti'ucturt-t‘s.Beidon Ave. Nor- Rent 313. Enquire of F. D. Lawton.
at; i '40 Bayriew Menus. i
I n, h
WANTED *Iir'iulri girl for
work. Knowledge of stenograv
ml itpt-writinz not necessary.
appointment bv telephone Tel.
(‘lover Manufacturing (‘0.
1"I'lli‘lillf‘nl.
ZNTED —(iitl.<. expt-rienced and
rat-.i in tho stitching room.
- nuke-1'5. it. I). Tris-tram
. Union St.
W , . __.._ ___,___,_,__ _,
“NED l~1\ marine sienogrnpher
-:r I':'.~‘II'PL8' position. Excoi-
? wars experience
ulzritllt‘i'" P. O. BUX 673
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W-rti cars complete or
\ _\¢:tl' if you want to
Tf'l 16.0 u 3.
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LIBERTY BONDS
Denominations bought
for cash.
‘» the New-York Stock Ex-
' closing prices for
max \\I paid with in—
-'~i to date added
a $10" Ill/2% 1947 bond
:t $100 lst 4% 1947 bond .
.1 $100 2nd 4% 1942 bond
:1 $100 lst 4‘, a% 1947 bond
a 3100 2nd 41/, ‘72 1942 bond
a $100 3rd 41/ ‘21— 1938 bond
.ii'gt"
Ittr‘
rill}
E-r'
I8 101'
v; tor
~: for
'l ‘Yt it”-
ALL casn was run
mommv
ll in person. or send bonds by
I icied mail. if you mail in the
It ' l> we rcmit by poma'l money order
'- return mail.
‘ III'HARLES SCHWARTZ.
miter Bl‘ld‘TDOP-t and Stam-
" ml Chambers of Commerce, _.
:07 Warner Buildimr.
83 Faixfield Ave.
(Ne biockfemllm
zcnernl
l
\" mren '
Barnum or 6073 oarnunr.
r .
d$100 4th 41/." 1926 bond
BUEINEss NOTICES.
FORD
REPAIRING AND HOUSE
WIRING
Vain-s ground. carbon removed $2.50
,Transmission bands reiined and pttt in.'
run furnish lining $2.50. Roar end o\’-
erhauled without parts $4.50. Complete-
overhauling without parts $5100. Elec-
tric inns vacuum cleaners cleaned and
:rcpaired estimates on house wirinz.
’13. J, Flnhct‘iy. ~l (‘harics St. E.
walk.
Nor- ‘
Just What are You Looking For!
Lawn mowers sharpened and repairuj
ted. All kinds repairs. Auto and Mar-5
'ine Hospital. flarbor Engineering Co.
‘Harbor View Park. city. |
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Light work of all kinds. Smoke‘
{stacksu g totes. water tanks, steeple
and all other a ark. H. Samson. H. F.
; Hawkins. Bridgt r)rt Conn. Phone 732‘JI.
7 TAXI SERVICE ,
'cars for hire all hours of the day and
‘nlght Victoria Taxi Station. Phone 937:
iRomano and ‘Cutrone. Props.
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I UNION PARCEL DELIVERY—ECH—
Iward J. Flaherty proprietor. Truck;
ring. long distance hauling. Light
"and. envy trucking Office telephones.
168. 300 house connection. i
TRUCKINGaPeter J. Nelson. local'
and long distance hauling and truck-
ling. 71 Osborne avenue, East .V 13‘];
'Conn. Tel. 1892.
iSOUTH NORWALK LIVE POULTRY
’ MARKET
Poultry of all kinds sold alive or tin-
.ed'and dressed while you wait. Tel.
1562. 21 Bordon street.
PMNTINO - “meme
l
. entrance.
In: Ki‘t‘it'l‘b‘. Shoo store {an ages and
rent .
. Excellent condition. Slip covcra, engine;
. tire pump.
. v-t rmine. Conn.
.1000 Leghorns and Rod (‘hitks ever}
,rooms with all improvements. t
‘t fruit trecs. $4 ,Otm,
I
FOR SALE—At reasonable prices.
second. hand clothes. furniture, etc. 3
Call mornings until 8 and evenings.
Frederick \Vood. 5 Burbank St. Side
|
FOR SALE ()1 to Rent—Furnished
nine roonr house. 17 North Ate Gar-i
dcn. garage. fruit. improvements. Very?
desirable. 'r'or particulars Telephone
661-5. 1
_.II
FOR SALE— A
new
twin motor cycle.
Bosch magneto. Reasonable prion.
Cali evenings at 67 Vi'oodward avenue.
~_ —-
FOR 8‘..\I i-I—l or ti runabout in run-
ning or‘dcr SISO Phone 70.8 or 16 \‘Vash-f
‘St. r
l
FOR SALE~liigh crude
Stiff ilat samples.
Soft. and
Reasonable pricc.
FOR SALE .tt a bargain Two ram-
ii) iioth‘ Good lmation and a cood
nt-ighborhmrl. Taylor & Golden, Trust
('onrpany building Tel 230.
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FOR SALE~ Eight room house with
A” itrtprm ements and five room house“
built on one lot. Located in East .\'or-.
walk. For turthcr particulars inqttitt
FOR SALE—7 room house 130 foot}
frontxifio it. depth Easy terms ln-'
Iquirc “'m. iiitrtm. :l Rowan St. E.
Norwaik, I l
-» «e—~—-- .- ...L _. __ l:
FOR SALE “iii sacrifite 11‘“ mod- i
ern six room house near tmlim
bathing bcatrh. I’art cash. nfl‘dnf't-
“B. S." care of Sentint-I
anti.
rs.‘
FOR SAL; Sir'uwbvtr I pin ‘ il'
quirc of Rudolph Paulmirlt. ltt‘ Ilil‘tlfl’and Mrs. Thomas Ellis Rprwi. Jr..
av cnrtt \V e ‘t Nor walk.
_..
FOR SALE—~Overland touring car.
chains completely equip-
ped. Bargain. Frank T. liutcitins .8‘il—
FOR SALE «PROPERTY AT 23
'St-aviow ave-true. inquire of Leslie
Gamble.
FOR SALE- Pottltnmen attention
Wednesday 25c safe arrival. postage
paid. Leghorns 20 after April 1."). All ’
— __,_., Hull Phone 155-14 W allinzrord (can i
Situated on a Cliff.
Over-looking our city. House. 8
' at'rcs
of land over 100 grape vines. many
For further partl-
inns torn down to make war) (or m. -
'in this and other similar institutions}
, ant
‘ Thc lircvcr Hat Co. E
,was for many
oclocit. Burial will be in Morristown Iwest and southwest. Gains of 1 ,0 ol
U u
N J" where he had long had a summer points were scored by Chesapeake and
flborne. *‘0 II. Ohio. Baltimore & Ohio. Pittsburgh
Mr Lemon‘s ancestors settled in West Virginia Missouri Pacific (‘om—
MaL-xeachusetts Colony in the middle mon preferred. Kansas City Southern.
or the seventeenth century. His par ‘Rock island. St Louis and San Fancie-
nts were the late Mr. “oodbury co. St. Louis Western Pid. Coiorcdoi
'Langdon and Halon Coitold Jones Southern. New Haven and Eric.
Langdon. and he "8 born in the film-j Among rm esttnent rails Pacifics and‘
ii) homestead in Astor place in 1849.‘ Granaers uni Cotton carriers wetvi
He passed his youth with his parents 1 to 21;; points higher. Movement:
in France and Switzerland. returning else! here vrere extremely erratic. room
to New Yorit’wlth his mother. atterhis tions of l to 3 points occurrlnz in,
fathers death in 1869. Soon after- shippings <tccls. equipments. motors.
ward the La‘don residence at No. 719 and toliac ctN -
Filth avenue was erected on property 4-—
'extending in. the avenue front Fiit) \EW YORK. April 22 tall Street.
filth street to Fifty sixth street. owned 1- 30 I? m ’ -—Pursuing "5 customatv
, ~ course Ithe market quieted appreciab-
by him. Eight years ago the we. idencei h a. . ‘lay. but totem-t continued “I
.n tr . . rails with material acces-
..s'nn~. in previous gains. Shippim,
meets. equipments and numerous spec
‘ialties recently favored by hull pools-
raminod under perm-t pn- . tre.
.—
CARD OF THANKS
\
ern improvements. The family ['1' -..~.
ed later to make its home in the I..;
don Iapartmenta '
,‘Lnngdons thief attivities were
in Mphilanthropic and educational ex ‘
tension work in the Protefiiant Episco-g
cal church of V9“ York “9 was a: I wish to thank my kind friends am?
liberal contributor to the charities ui' relatives for ”,3 Whose shown n“, in
the Church oi the Incarnation. and be my sad hour 0‘ bereavement.
had much to do in extending the Shel 1 MRS SAMUEL CONRAD.
tering Anne Home for Little Children;
or;
he was for many years the close asso-
' walk.
finalk spent the week-end w'r'th relativei-i
. in Danbury.
, SOCIETY
«met but. W“ t
diluent tom 0 av men
butt-c switch be
met-t.
I andPersonal fig...” “.9.
{ margarine-anemone. r,
"ammo-Dec.
NEWS ..................
property of Rob“-
|. who min to ‘I
Lir. and Mrs. E. 1. Salisbury of 268
Main street. announce the w ‘
of their daughter, Bertha Webster, to
Gilbert mncis Beers of Taunton.
Mass. Mr. Boers is a. mduate oti who ha. sun-Old m M to -
Massachusetts institute of Technology no; an “t" in his office ‘.
class of 1918. and Miss Salisbury grad- it o 'clock this afternoon.
uates this month from St. Luke‘a Hos-l
pital Training school. New York city.I
The ”fluctuation"-
this bunch of but bou too-0.0 fit-
fomution batoro Prosecutor- Dam
‘300 IRISH DOUGH'OYS
AMI” WK“ GIRL
YELLED "HQ-.LO MIKE’I"
._ I
Miss Susie Colm who has been on i
ioyinc the Doctor vocation with her
peanuts. It. and Move. Stanton Calm. NEW YORK, April
0! Camus. returned to her studiesI per cent of the 165th tummy-I;
at Drexel institute. Philadelphia. to
'22 —- night; -nn- 0
W“..-
Iarri'ver‘. home on the tr totsport “arrh—
'burg How, “I! filth mk-
twent to w.
. York' 3 “mangsuty- ninth" in it. fie
Edmund EL Grove is attending the
annual meeting of the Associated'"om1 Guard days and every m‘
M n .h. WlldorI-Mmrta. he“, man '.s “Mia" or “.m H ‘
York. today- . "Mike. All this is vouched for by
'Cotoner won out" Donovan. it.- or.‘
Miss Boonie Deere and Leslie Beerttj mending career.
of 100 Grassy Plain street. Bethel.L
spent Sunday with relatives in .\'or- the ”we,“ sailed for France “W .
'two years ago He repeated it Last
' night. But a little irlsb girl on W _
Mr and M" Hamid DeKiyn 0‘ Nor ‘Hobokon pier yesterday morninn~ ’
this statistics to
lshrieked whole-hearted welcome Ito -
likc‘ soldier biy who hung over the W
.7 _ wilt-TV ' .
WANTED-Gentelman would
,room near seashore with or without i burg: rail.
board.
Address box "F. R' care. oi’i "Hello. Mike.‘ she cried.
Sentinel. i
ciatc oi the Rm: Dr. Thomas 8L?
PI‘ICI'F_. formerly rector of St:
Michael's church. '
He became treautrer oi the Protest-l
Episcopal Theological Sem‘naryé I
in Chelsea square. at a critica‘ period;
in its history and look a prominent?
part in improving its flnancw.’ The'i
Intc Dean Hoffman of ill" semitmry.’
youn- his closc friendf ,
anti to-worktr in tlrarltahle and edu.
cational projetts For manv years he
also was president of the Honpill anal
IHouse of Rest im Consumptiu- ~.
tnwood which unti-r his diret.tion.!
became an ideal hmne for patients oi' I
faith.- He ale“ Wits“
treasurer of the mint! and Syrian;
Relief Committee ‘ and surrendcu-‘d
that responsibility with reluctance on‘.
account of failing health Among hisl
associates Mr. Lanxdon \\ is known as
an untiring philanthropic worker.
a man of great personal charm.
irt188‘.’ Mr. Langdon married Mir-s
Sort ie Elizabtth Montgomery srtnnti;
daughter of the RevDr. Henry E'i liont Mics This. (‘ui out this clip l
Montgomery. who sorting. h'm' Withienfln'fi- with 3c and mall to i-‘olu 8:
"w “Mime" M" 88"” P 1"“ ito- 2535 Siutiied Am. (.hicosa. 111.. i
writing your name and educate clearly. i
‘tou will receive in return a trial pack-i
‘ Lang gage containing Foley's Honey and Tart
_Compound. for coughs. colds and.
STEAMER Rae‘s—Baits.“ B lcmp “‘9‘ Kidney Pm“ “”- p‘m in
SUNK iN COLLISIONisldes and back; rheumatism. backachc,_
kidney and bladder ailments. limit
can Steamer Luella. in the Unitedrpomv Cathartic Tablets. a wholesome
States trait-port service. bound from; and thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for,
Si Nazairc for -\|"“ Y.0Tk Dill In here; constipation. biliousness. headacne and
y't-iu‘l‘dil} with the crew of the Brmwlslugxiah bow.els ~Stlllson-Powell Cor '
Steamer Rosetialc on board The Rose-
dale «as sunk in a collision with the m
Luella .
IHI
sorvetoindiooktbelweeping
W
and .fi
MONEY.
and tour sons: Messrs. Montgomen.
John. Dudley and Woodhurr -‘.
don. Jr. '
BARRY. Eng. Aprll2 —2.1'he Ameri- l
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The Luella left St. Nazaire on April‘
17 with a lull cargo. but with the only .
troops on board two members of theI
'3‘. b casual detachment of Ordnance
.(‘.onVoy She was due to call at Ban-y! '
on her way to New York. where she:
‘is expected to arrive on Mu 5. Thei .
Rooedale was a steamer of l 507 tons.-
Iior home port is Hamilton. Ont.
mom-1’s GARAGE §_
——
”E34 » ' .'
‘ “ ' for ’-
culais Have your Ford repaired and over-’3 mm ”Mott i1
Mk" ”I T es hauled a my garage. Genuine Ford‘ Busing... Chill Scenes and .;
No. 7 Iain 8.. Nat-nix. ""5 ”“- “M m.m
._ “’3" w “”35”” , snowman—0m: or Pit-
, LOST—fit Gm brooch between Mad-I PIANO INSTRUCTION t m . -
ison street and Ely avenue. matter
will he rcwafdadmy leaving same at
sentinel once.
FBTJ'rio.
FOUND— Sum of moncv Saturda‘I’.
Owner apply Copyright Clo. (‘0. 63
Main St. 80. Sorwaik.
[El-timid
| NOTICE
”REGISTER YOUR DOGS
A penalty of 81.00 for each dog. in
by law tor does not ministered on or
before May 1st. Dogs may be redo
tered lathe First Wand. III the Town
Hall building. weaned. tn wan attract.
“None in to to 20 lessons. \ViInn Her
I Inmnre Mrs. R. Tarior. 16 Grove street i
addition to ‘the regular tee, 13.va
WINK ”HOOL
Raghme and poplllar tmusic taugn
WPNG. accom-
ino. rune. COMBINI-
1"
thud. studio days, Mon" Tues. Wed.
10 a. in. to 39 m Phone 1185-2.,130
Washinston street. South Norwalk. op.
'poeite Post Office. Studio now open. m P 300313038
Dayandlvefiingfieenona‘ .
TO m 6 more at 57 Spring street.
on
Tel. 185,12.
w_
- reinstate
mmoeurre'
’r "1"“
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mama-nu;
mummzttfltrmuttona If- '
S. L. BENENICT’
’CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH:
Iggmq - - - Phonel959f,
LAW, BUSINESS P3101101
In appearance the Overland Model 90 is thoroughly modern and pleasing. Illustrations: cannot]
lines and low hung- nyliah design.
67 No. Main St, So. Norwaflt
Hershfieid’s Motor Express.
122 W“ errant; an “WALK; PHONE 204.
NEW YORK. ‘38 am AVENUE; PRO”
DAILY TRIPS W NORWAL‘LI’ um
Operate Men Beet Track: intheatato. “WM ,
Trucks for Contractora' Work. ’
Telephone your order-a. attention will be given. ‘
OnlyI “who!“ help employ A receipt givenantl new
We gal not. anywhere. Nojobtoolu'eortooa-In-
Padded Vans for a; Dunes I'm-ism m .
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BENJAMIN HERSHFIBLD. Mr
T
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.' CHEVROLET
For Economrcai Transportation
[Austin’s Garage
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mm.“
Try Our Home Made
-- CANDIE
AND ICE CREAM
MADE FRESH“ DAILY
mom coumcrmear
tmmeaanrm. uwmnau_
j“: «2% (gap t _ .
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tie time. and finally placed tbair l..- ‘."
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The colonef male this known when. "
shame when .0 . -.
'ntrce hundred voices answered he:
Norwalk Chronicler