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THE SOUTH NoRWALK
EVENING SENTINEL
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN >
a. L. a A. L. 661mm, Props.
SATURDAY, snfi'r. 24, 1921 '
MINIATURE ALMANAG FOR
WAR BETWEEN .
11. s. ANllJAPAN
PREPflS’lEllllUS
HONOLL’LI’. T. 1-1.. Sept. 24.—
TOMORROW
- .High tide 4:19 a. m., 4:26 p. m.
Sun rises 5 :44, scts 5 :46.
The. Associatod Press is exclusively
entitled to the use for publication of
all news dispatches credited to it or
not otherwise in this paper and also
any local news published herein.
All rights of publication or special
dispatches he!“ in are also reserved.
.‘LASUN 1C DIRECTORY
Old “'9“ Lodge. No. 108. F. and A.
M. meets in Masonic building. South
Main street. lst and 3rd Tuesday of
ed. at 8 o'clock. All Master Masons
each month. July and August except-
cordially and fraternally invited.
EDISOX T. HARRIS, \V. M.
ROBERT M. “'IIICOX, Sec‘y.
A Stated (‘onvocation of Butler
Chapter. N0. 38. it. A. M. will he hell
on Tuesday evening. September 27th.
at 8 o'clock.
Work—M. .\l. .\l. (lt‘gl‘tU‘.
li‘raternally yours.
.. . _ = : 'x, l. l’.
I“ Cal‘Alliluit :02"; I U“ I Mr. Yanaka's letter also expressed
- , 1 -~ ~ the opinion that while “the l’nited
——— States has too many soldiers in lla—
pAN-AMl-ZRIF-l-V I'Os'l‘AGl'l wall. the Japanese residents of the is-
A I‘ul)—;\li.l\l"il” “mm! “1“,. low lllnflS'\\'('lt‘0lll(‘ them because lln-
building of barracks to accommodalt
enough to littllllllli' (‘Ullllllllllll‘illlt)“
Milli all ”15- n st 1ii'll11- lit-inlspllcl‘i. is
.‘.ow a possiinlit).
the Japanese."
l
work."
Japanese and Americans should make
llations in the Hawaiian island a lever.
for beter underrtanding, instead of
permitting; it to become a cause of hos-
tility and misunderstanding. Baron N.
Kanda of the Japanese house of 139‘?"S
and one of the foremost educators in
the Japanese empire. declared hrre
during his service as delegate to the
Pan-Pacific l-Zduca‘tiohal conference.
“the ‘economic penetration' of Hi:-
waii by Japanese does not constitute
a source of peril to the l‘nited States.
Baron Kanda said in commenting 1113-
on a dispatch from Tokio. quoting .1
letter write-n to Japan by Tilki'o Y8!"
aka. mwnbcr of the Japanese (13“
party which spent some time here re—
cently on its way to \Vashington. Mr.
Yanalta‘s lt'llt'l‘ prin Ii in the Tokio
Jiji Shimpo. said that the authority
and irfiluencc of America are powcr.
loss in Hawaii before the labor power
and essential strength of our country-
men unless Ann-rich succeeds in drlv-
ing lhu Japanese altogether from the
Hawaiian islands because the islands
have bet-n built up my the strength oi
hcni furnished the- Japanese wi'h
-the economic factor in Japanese. re-l
NEW ENGLAND CANDY
.HEAllllllfll
,CflNlllllflNS
ARE VERY BAH
_______.__.
RD. Sept. 24.-——-Over 20
pefégilfgf the automobile. fatalities
on country highways last year were
due to the inability of drivers to see
.O'Bjects ahead of them in the night, on
account of headlight conditions. This
percentage docs not take into account
the accidents resulting from the vis-
ion of operators being obstructed.
Motor Vehicle Department records .
show that most accidents whereby pe-
destrffins are hit by’ motor vehicles at
night happen just as one automobile
passes another. At that particular
tinie. the sight of the drivers of the
cars is dazzled. A pedestria‘n should
know this and discount it and should
never stay in any highway and allow
cars to pass each other near him. So
surely as he does. he is in danger.
State and local authorities agree
that the increase in accidents can be
checked if the pedestrian who Walks
on the highway. the cyclist. the man
4* ”.7-
~.
This is the silver medal presented by President Harding during the Pil-
grim celebration to New Redford school children of uon-English-speaking
families for their proficiency in the use of the English language.
brown, Copenhagen blue, Pekin
blue, navy blue and taupe.
Regular $3.00 Value
1
who drives an animal. or rides in a
hum!)r or other horsmdrawn vehicle
are compelled to obey the rules of the
road. like motorists. The uutoist has
a right to demand care from all other
users. The pedestrian must learn to
walk in a safe place on the highway
and the driver of a horse-drawn vo-
hiclc must learn to move out season~
ably and to carry a. light at night. as
required of him by law.
' BRIEF lNFORMATlON
Five Wisconsin cities now
policewomen.
Without. wasps fig trees would not
produce fruit.
The owl parrot of the South Pa-
cific islands rarely files.
The United States levied its first in-
ternal revenue tax in 1791.
Mangrove trees form dense groves
to the very edge of the ocean.
employ
'l‘hr- l'an».\1'1i iii-11:1 postal congress (‘onccrning ””3 opinion “3”)” Kill“
mm”) 1.1 “NU” .1: “mum Ams .1.) mm; THIRTY-THREE 3m: unit-Tran
Jms il;‘lll'l.l\iil :111 article establishinl.’ “HHS is nothing lllON‘ ”lull HIP "‘- . 1‘ )[I‘IXG ‘\.Al{'
:2". right 0,. IV”. country to fix its :u-vssion of a inisiiicssnl;1ll's point 0: . . “——
“M” 10“ng 1.1mm] rim-s. provide-(l \'l‘-\V. (me cannot expect a man who CHARLESTON, \V.'\'a.. $031. 24.—
Hhh m.” :11'1 “U1 mum. higher 11m” has uloll:irs:1l\\':1\'s in his llt'liil to talev ' Five officials of District 29. 1‘nit3.i
5, m.,”... [It'l‘ (111nm- for first class mail. all ilitt‘lligv-nt vim“ of pi’nll‘a'llis “-1.1111 Mine “'orkers of America. and
“i‘hls is ”K. m“. which the l‘nited :lltl'Ct the (li'Sllllll‘S of nations For ‘ ltwenty—eight other men have been in—
Maiis has nnnntaim-ti lLitlu-rto i‘or my own 112111 I am not know of ”1 v" dicted in Fayette Countv in comme-
:,,,.m.m.u“y “H (,r North and South fortifications ant pwparaiions-~i“ l tion with the “shooting up" of the
A ”Wm“, WM...” Canada. Mexico. may "s.“ such ..'1 ivariikv terni* on lll- Popular Move by Lead- coal properties at \Villis branch sev-
“up,“ ”mum“ “m1 Santo llunflngO. part 0t tin. l mini Sums against .111 ing Store in Its Line cral months ago. Governor 1-2. F.
l’ostal rain-i h..u- lit-en “xvii in [inT enemy that dons not twist. Nf‘llllll' . Morrzan was advised vesterdav. The
past only by mutual aurt-ciiicnt of tho haw l timv to iziu- :illn'llllfill in tin Wms Trade. 33 indictments charged “attempt to
\ ountrie-s (.f‘llttlllvil. it is rucugnnill business man's \v hvphiiit concerning Colllniit inurtler and conspiracy" under
1.) im- 1 mun Hail-s that Ion ran-s problems “lioso- solution aficct the The other day the New En land a state law. it was said at the gover-
8
nor's office.
Flounders
are found along
shores of almost all countries.
Thousands of factory girls in Eng-
land are leaving the mills for domes
tic work.
Because of its strategic importance
Detroit has had a military garrison
ever since 1701.
or twelve “deaf and dumb" beggars
recently arrested in Paris. eleven were
found to be in full passesslon of the
faculties of speech and hearing.
MOST “'ONDERFI'L HESS I
A young married woman who had
considered
keeping of hens a pleasant and»
As she grew
more absorbed in the pursuit her en-
moved into the count
the
profitable undertaking.
thusiasm increased.
During one of her
scriptions of her success a friend
1‘."
animated de-
iii-
the
ale Price $2.49
BROMLEY
DRESSES
in all the leading colors,
quired: “Are your birds good laying
hens?"
“Ah. yes." she replied. in a de’-
lightt-d tone~ “they haven-t laid a 9 9 8
had cg yet." -
g o
It is more profitable to emulate
A very fine quality Jersey or Serge,
:trv lilul)‘ to liv- lll(1lt- prontablc in .11. “'v‘ll'arlr of H11- l'IH't'. iiiisim-ssnirn 1111' Candy (‘0 made an important an.
fi: «iiistl'llil 1111i 1‘1llllllli'l'l‘ldl nation lllt' sum-- tin \thl'l'l ”\I'l‘. after :ill- nouncerne'nt to the effect that the than ‘0 envy.
am.” high ["1115 It is (.11 this ground . l'rrhaps the shlpliiiihlr-rs in Amer-ion: pricrs until further notice on a“ fruit -—————-————-—-‘-—'l
that :1 two-('1 nt 1.111 has lH't‘il I'Malr- or llrilian or Julian might Welcome ice cream sodas would be 10 cents ..
‘iTalwll tor sum» 111111- for tl11- llriiisli .moilio 1' \\.'1|‘ bo-vausr for them it would i
. . . t ‘ t ' th l
D‘lllll'll'V. .\U\\ ll .1! it |.~' (“HIINM‘W \1 ll“ ill! lilH-‘iw'l‘l'i 11nd ."J’vat amounts of {lit-S {glgosgnl’l‘zllz}! a;a:lllja.a‘é‘;iocozlol ‘VrALLACE NUTTING FRAME ’
lil'liln-l' for .111) ”.111va to ll\ such r;1l1.~' 111.111: \ [tut lill‘ll‘ yi.-\-_- is Inn-ply q“), '1‘0 Qtr'lwherry and Peach Ice Cream PICTURES .
tor itsr l‘, i'oi~<v111c1111.c ll.:|ll, ”16- l nil— ll\ll anul is not the viewpoint of the ‘ . I L l ’- ‘
(4| Status mm ...tt.11.1’l.\ "" "‘pw't-Il ~‘l urrvsmovn or or tlw lover or human- £03251): ”tidal: azucgitzspslrmouaig. I ariM ‘llll Sm- ll » —
town to ion-r ll» l'.lll‘ to two (‘t'iil5!ll\. ll')\\' llt'lllf;l‘-'lbl,\' they miss tht' deed and :asp maide hsunfircds (Renew; - A EL ( t L d - - 68 waShin ton Street south Nor‘valk
.11.." l..lllll .\11)1 111.11) [-illllllrll's as a unrlil Sigr].1i(‘:.n(\‘. 0f ’lit‘ ”guys con- customers for this store. The quality SUItable for Sh0\ver and \veddlng Glfts g ' .
I'M-”IN “f ‘ WWW”: W" "‘W’” ”M"- I'i‘mvlim: the nations now. of the various confections offered at ' '
2.1... 11... [lit-a unwrwalt- or Hilt- “'l‘liv w-r) thought or idea or war isthls establishment is always the best . I
H" ”H" l '-‘ *‘ “"‘ll'l ill-ill" ll so pl‘ODOSlO‘I‘OIlS that I do not (‘1 \‘ll and it goes xvit'hout saying- that at the
I‘llnli lasirr i'i‘l‘ .\l>lll'l\lil‘.il; ililliis iii tllkv an). interest m ll." new prices the high quality here w"! . .‘
ill-:1“:‘Y.r.ll\i‘-~.'ih.'ilf1.‘Lusjl‘lvliill“\1'nl~)~1‘1:‘--‘1MIHll . ' be mantalnfd. All ice cream. syrups GAVE HER A FULL SET. of 13‘}(:l(l'l?g}]a$'~‘::l‘u1.53:0 (it
. 1. Bandits Rob Bank of fused m... .. 2;; vremge: 49 WALL STREET . . :1 ‘ ‘ .. '3
_.. ‘ ,, ., R, .1 ., . . -. ' 0 un er en sari ary COU( ons. e " Salesman (lately promotm 0 an— .
' "r, "1] 1 ' ‘ l‘l"lm '1 “ r' ‘Hyilll-sl'lllll $11,000 In Broad Daylight tv habit of enjoying your treat here. OPEN EVERY EVENING UN III.- NINE O’CLOCK tiuuc departmentl—Tllis chair. mad—
.1':.v: 11". .~. '11; H 1" 1' .' : -____. , - H . . . ‘\ . . ' S
i 11 1.. vix v.11}: 111:.1l-1ili.|l1~ linslzlzi‘. NI'IVV YORK. 80!“. 24.nTllrf-v 1“ SOHH‘ 3L1”) St. Phone 932. :UT]. was originall) made ‘01” H“ D““‘ Ad‘cruse k“ the enamel.
I} 1 : 1.1 ‘\ m1 l: .1 mmv on the part armed rump”; hpm up the “w“.H-I _>__> . , _7____ _. d._._. .. .. a a
'!1-'H-111""» \«111'12 Il'HIMI-Hs r1511” ltank. at 'l‘hird street and Broadway. 0 o o 9 o o o O o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o ‘ ’ o o o o o o O O 0 o o o o Oi
, ma ”.1: ,....1.1i 1'.1l-- awning to .n 1 o‘clock )‘estvrilay. and tank; . 1:0...“ ”o”o“¢”o”o”9”.”9”o“o”.”o”o”o”.”o”o”o“o”o”:”:”:”: ’:“:”:”:“:”:”:”:”:”:”:”o”o”o”o”.”o”o“o’°o“o”o“o“o”o”o“<
1' m- .\1111:11.1~ Si 1.1100 from tho cashier. .»\ trafi‘ic1 . 0'. ' l 0‘.
'{_"' MOW Policeman caught one bandit. but the; e ethle tore .. C C C O . ‘t'
sin i\l. l 11 1 mi: ’l‘l~1:\(‘lll’.l{ "‘1‘" “'0 Psmmd' l - .' z ‘ 6 ‘7 ‘ 3
'l‘-;111111s mow plentiful than _— 1". ml Ions now 1 In E“.
.l.1_\ \\v 11. ll”) “r.- not lass hu- \\'().\IAN N;\.\llill “ALDEIL‘IJV.” . .0 '
rim: Hr: 1111.1111: for keeping than MACON. Ga.. Sept. 21%.ul‘oi‘ the 40 111' crepe de Chlne $159 yd I.:. 3:
' ”1‘41“? I . ‘ 1‘ 1" l'l'llWSSiUH and ler- first time in the history of of Macon. .- . . -
11:11 : 11... ,Whm m. we hum...“ ,1 “mm” “M chum.“ “lawman in 40 In. Charmeuse $2.49 yd. 1%, ’ ’ g:
1 13 . .m .4 of business rcuoiN'" \Vedncsdafs l’rlmal‘)‘. 'l'lit‘ Jl'l'icial 1e .
,_ 1.1 1‘ Hum“... the human gidu uni] nnunt today showed that Mrs. ("harks 40 111- Canton Crepe $350 yd. :93. ‘ JUdge Rutherford (i,
11;. in» 111 ll! llil\(‘ a good time. (7. Harrold had not onlv hm) PllPli“ 1.3. :
I11 11111 tin-.11 a recreatior council. but ran third in the balloting for al— ‘03. ‘ ‘v’
umpmul «i 111r~n1lwrs of the school derman ‘ I . . . -'
‘ ' . “ ‘ '0 7. v o ’ t
1.....111 ..n.l tun-laws. is Drt‘llllrllli: a _ 136 \Vashmgton Street 0:. )Illhons N0“ Llylng \“ Ill Never Dle !’ ':
;-.1-_l.1ll| iwr wintur social events. 06 . ' ‘0’
11m mi 1» six-11111111135:Mamas. 11am} ~-scnooi. luvs. scnoor. pays" ,3, In less than a year this proclamation has found ’ t}
".1: asst-z “lit 0 vr luvuns o .._._._ . w . . .. . fi .
11mm lllI at and lllllil‘0\’['lll('llt. 'l‘licrc Do you remember the old song .3. 1t>.\\ay llltO thll t) lgllguages and th? message IS ‘2.
“1‘” l1" lilain He'l-ttlgfl'thet' :1ffalrs.Hu «‘bout s1 licol days being goldtn rule .z. being hEI'aIdEd t0 mllllOHS Of people In thousands 9:9
. owl (itill on the 11 an o tiw n i- ays'.’ It is wrong: to send a, cough. ' ‘ ~. ' . , 6* ' ' ’
L‘islllnllwl church social. to aliOw iht ng, snuzinz. spitting child to school .3. . 0f CltlE? In GYEI‘V Lland 9f .I'he earth' Rilulons‘m . l‘.
1H.11*li~‘l':~i to get acquainted with one :0 Srirlilll (llFf‘lzsif gvrms among other 0:. n0“. llVlng Will never dle! “Who ever heard ‘z‘
noun-r anvl visit like people with real little ones. Common colds are ilif0c~ . ‘ ‘7 i '1 ” 7 v' '
z... 11.1... — .0”. ”0...... m., mm and mm 0:0. of such a thing. Pieposterous, you \\ ill say. 4:.
M. m. i. “on enough. but mm .mg‘ ones with mots. llonty and 0:0 bo said the scofiers to Noah: they had never seen i.
1 l. lo-\v tom-hers want to have all Tar. This safe family remedy checks 1 ~- ‘ . “ ' ' ’0
m iv and“! m.- «WM Hmong m.,m- “0‘th and OMS. 100...... mum and 9:9 tam—but the flood came on time. . M1lhons .:
‘Imr's (if their own profession. and :nucumis and coats raw. irritating O. 110‘" llVlng “'1" never die, but \Vlll enJoy unend' “o.
it. 21- is win-re the parents of the pH- ’Iii'llll-iillltS “'llll a lit-alinz. soothing ‘ 4 ' ~ ° _ 4&0
91],. and u“. other members of tln- nrdicinc. Stillson-I‘owwll Corp, .. 111g humén llfe 0n the ealth and asqend a h1g1] :
I'(illlll1\lilll)' generally come in. 'l‘hvy ’ .. “'ay Of righteousness to full perfection Of bOdy, ‘2. '
1'11” hav» a. hand in making: the teach- — .. - _ H : . 7.. . ‘ ,1
.11.. m1 mm ”m WWW. W, W, L r 3' of mind, of charactei, 1n cohipany “1th then 3
........._.., m. 1... mmm- pleasant. too. 051‘ His B_ST WIFE .3, loved ones returned from the grave. When the ’;’
1- - it :3 O --. u ... ' ‘ .‘
351312335 {1:114:33higl'jilif'M‘anms'y‘ifi .., kingdom of God is fully established mankind w Ill ‘3’
1.1 .13 to inaum-rs. rnnruis and im-nnn .3. have no more fear of smkness or acmdent, old age 2'
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waggggffi 11;: 11321033313; “if,“ .3. or death , no m01e (head of less of home, 01 loved 2:
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1101115). 5111!!“ 5 its, llOlllt‘ lifts and its :. .. .3. 01195) 01‘ llvellllood; 1‘10 n‘lore SOFI‘O\V or tears. 3
rial life with them. will gem-rally 11.111 _ .3. ’9}
m. If thr- 1.. 11.1'll(‘l.’ll‘_\'. ~ w . . 1'0
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_. -.._ .9---— M Efl' . .3. “Millions No“ Livmg Will Never Die 2 3,
N0 310m: “A". BY rin-ziun'r l‘S. 1c1eucy sayS: .3. , {3
Thu» is t-riiivzsm 1.. 1... 1»: ... = You mav be one of them. Go! Hear the )roof in
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the gnvernravut's plan to in-mstablisli * 0 more “B Alon ays .. ~ ~ 1 t'd‘ T t' / ‘60
shipment u; uiasazilics by mail in— for me ” 0:. V Of thEDe nlOSt malVe Gus 1 IngS‘ es unon'v :
“an. of 1-,. .m. n‘ n... Walnut“. VVhat' .8, ' upon testimony, ev1dence upon eVIdence, Biblical, ‘3“
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M 1,", ., .,.,,,,m,mv 1m. in 1.1,... to VJIS- A‘ erage HOUSBWIfe. ,3, well as to your heart—Will be presented Without 2'
pan" f'rl'.’ ' ‘ .' ‘ 1t / 1 l - . ' I l
in H.Ut Vt!) ‘ .1 ‘ . lll'l-lll Ruth 1 lllt)(llf'.llS. ’ ‘01.]. $337 30“ do not under- 3‘ \ cost In the lecture by *2"
.~ i>l£ .‘1.llltll‘(l llli 11 on .1 “want lstand? 99 . . . fa
~1~ T‘i' lv'w'is has he 11 changed to ' ..' ;
11111 of S‘Hl'" 11ml freight t’lial'f’i‘s l ' ,' - 7 v v v ' ‘6
, m.,”... “W. pm, Well, If you v.111 go 1n and see the .. C. Vt . Ford of Neo York City 3
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r'iw‘t- (in in" now al'li-r lll" liiuniicr ' FOX C 1 C L E AND .:.' at ' 9:.
h"! s7:.’1-~> ('l. l T -
\’,,, . , , . .. V. . 1 HARDWARE C0. '2 . . . .0.
.llli 111,; nitant than tlic suing in l . 00 . (onlinulllfyv Hal] East IVor‘valk :
ruin-{ll 1., 1.1'1 1. 1. lull «1i1i11:1|t.-.1l at about a . South Norwalk, CORD, 00. . S 9 ' ,' 0."!
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Yl‘li- El” .1 ': 11p of vlnihi-ry. 'l‘h; [and ave them a: few minutes of .. ' K +. 7 . . .O.‘
flgfl'i/lfif; '1 muff: 11mm will appreci- your time they will explain to you‘.:.‘ sunda?” sei)"emb_er 25’ at 3 P’ hi“ 0:0
:1: '21"; 1%. l l‘lib“\llt;‘;\':3>il(1;t'l'$. \vliici; ihOW to let the force 0f water Clean‘ .:.‘ , Standard Tillie e
.. ,, t . . .1_ 1.‘ ‘ “inf—f“. \vi , ‘
3W? z'l'llilév i' ‘o M inauazim- pull— lyour Clad-leg by the Thor methOd'} O. ‘
Ushers. . i‘ustoilicv lirpartment. l km. 3 - [I '
hour-v r. ‘1‘.i'l (lo “all to. proceed now . . 7
Illld lifllll‘h Ill-Y S'illlt' "(u “-33- to (,x_ ; . ~ - . ‘ . > .
”an. 1.. 1.1.4 mm nan-m 1 Dor 011 HOUSe Thls lecture has comforted multitudes bereaved bv the world war, epidemics,
:md Sf‘\'f-l‘.‘1~lli‘\‘ \\'lllli- doing; it. l ‘ ' a . . , . 1 l . ..
m-,- __.‘__ _ l , and attendnig souows. So gloat has been the demand that; 11: has been ampli-
«All? l":1?.”‘fZVWIr’Q. 121322.212? The mhqrnm of K ; Sh D' had and pubhshed 1n book form, Including 500 Scriptural texts. Those unable to
' " >' ‘ - ‘ ‘ filimrt‘fisila.s ore inners ”
’lllPS. an: row mortuauizig their auto-
"mnlvllt's Zl"\\' mortgmring their
flotilla: to saw thr‘ir’homes'. '
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in lilipifu‘l thing about. these 'big
amt-at budgets is‘ that the more
ament we iaccumula. ‘
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sometimes called ‘the
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l fusul to give up his harem
(India: Th {maimvroja is
the , firm,
of tire in
H "Modern 8010-
, mon. wlm-has’ been divorced'by his
because he 'réJ
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hear the lecture may have a copy by sending 25c to I. B. S. A., 30 Fairfield Ave.
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