‘
i
i
i
i
All
0
CONTINUOUS -
/ y i
I Our Club '3 been going fifty
years, and needs no band. \Ve’re
‘giioneers. With good intent and
monest w’ays 'we’ve lived through
all the stormy days. \Ve’ve never
known the need of blufi' to help
us sell our well known stuif, but
heart to heart and man to man
’love told our story as we ran.
We’ve sold good coal and pleased
bur friends—are going strong as
this day ends,
“as..- .
"I
i We are here for your business
o—without billster or fuss.
Buy Goal of Whom You Choose
0—80 Long as You Buy It of Us.
. RRISé
Latest Dance Hits on
Double Disc Records
Special While They Last
‘ 49c
a- :Shlmbling
t Some Sunny Day
, Onlifornia
. Pick Me Up and Lay Me Down
1 in Dear Old Dixieland
Moon River
Little Grey Sweetheart of Mine
Alfred Fox Piano Co.
85 North Main St.
TARLOV BROS.
UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS FOR
MADE
a
,; LONDON XE
, U
CIT ‘Dkan‘u‘m
PIPES
Also Celebrated Dunhlll'o
amokemo Block - Tel. 1581
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
mods, rags, papers. junk and" all
second-hand guilds. Anything you
have. Price according to the quali-
‘U 01 the goods. A square deal
sin”.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
‘ 82 Van Zandt Street
mud-hand Goods Always on Sale
r
p—L
FOB FARM AND GARDEN
'0 can supply the best of implements
pd tools. We. have also all the new-
ut Improved labor-saving machinery
fit your convenience.
OUR HARDWARE
lock is always unto-date, and we are '
m to supply you with whatever
M Iced in our line.
Albert D. Morgan
HARDWARE ' .
South Nor-walk. Conn.
CLOTHING
and
FURNISHINGS
for
{BOYS AND GIRLS
at the
l l R EN ’S STORE
flout Wuhlngton 8t. 8. "emu:
BEAVER BOARD.
,------o--------a--s-..-<...
make a partial list of them.
The HATCH & BAILEY CO." '
Agents for Blrdfind Sons and JohneMansville Co. Roofing:
IN our anally years in this troublesome business of helping to pro;
vide slielter for man and beast; and mammals and chickens, we
have noticed many changes in the lumber business.
been merer‘change _in the business thsn‘there‘s been in our pocket.
But what we started out to say was that substitutes tor Lumber
seldom stay unless there is real need for them and they succeed in
supplying that need. Advertising will keep them going for a while,
but before long they “peter out.’f Wallboard is one-of these materials,
however, that has proved its case.
used with brains, Jthas so many places to go that we cannot. even
It you have a peculiar and particular
job that requires a. peculiar and particular material, let us suggest
that you consider the possibilities of Wallboard, SHEETROCK and,
In fact there’s
It wiu not do everything, but
lulu llEEllNli
Sillllllll runs
Westport Y. M. C. A. Build-
: ing. to Be Completed
. Within Year .
' WESTPORT, Juhe 2.—At a special
town meeting held last night in the
town hall, the voters ratified the 37;,-
800 appropriation of the board of ti-
nance. for school expenses for the fis-
cal year 1921-1922, until the annual
meeting of the town b'oard, " to be
held in October. .
Frank M. Raymond, of the board
of finance, stated the expense of the
Gummite Cases.
Big Reduction in Price on
Exide Batteries
Come in and See the New Exide With Indestructable
EXIDE SERVICE STATION
67 North Main Street
schools were too high and asked the
voters to hesitate before agreeing to
the. proposed appropriations. In re-
sponse to the statement of Mr. Ray-
mond. Edwin Jennings said the board
had done everything in its power to
reduce the expenses of the school
board but without avail.
Harry A. Ayers, chairman of the
school board asserted that the town
of \Vestport was wealthy enough to
adequately handle the school situa-
tion without running into debt and
stated that money should not be spar-
ed in the education of the pupils of
the schools of the town. There was
some discussion. however. by dissent-
in: members of the hoard as to
where the funds. were coming from
in future years to pay the expenses
of the school board.
Harry R. Sherwood, who was elect~
ed chairman of the meeting said.
Fowler’s Market
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Phone 13404341
SPECIALS
LegsochnuineLamb................. 38c lb
"Give us a chance to fill the vacancies
on the board of finance with men
who will aid the town in keeping the
(xpenses as low as possible."
RACE TRACK
(Continurd from First Page)
llidmg
.‘lS IllS proiuzlllo
\"’lli("l
tiw autlmulivs.
The arrest 0:
slorivs‘ r.:‘ if
zvlzwr.
"‘urnin
\Vn rll Iii
lly
mug-“s llim (
h o u s c
plumbing? Tink,
“little plumber in
chemically.
Hardware
OW that the whole
is b c i n g
frcshcned up for Spring
-—how about your
Take this precaut‘on
on account of your
j .
THE LITTLE PLUMBER IN THE CAN
Your pipes need
a spring cleaning, too
health. as {veil as to
avoid the inconvenience
of stripped up pipes. the
,mess and plumbing
the bills.
the Tinl; is; guaranteed to
can” will clean out all “oz-k. justi':.>llowd?rec-
your waste pipes, traps.
and drains in a jiffy,
tions. Go to your hard-
ware. drug. plumbing
supply or department
and buy a can
today for 50¢.
store
r
Washington Street
ALBERT D. MORGAN
l
ys‘
liii‘ ifl‘iI‘U z
NUS lvizlfli limit"
'1if‘il0 . ill
t‘umlnuiwlv r .l.
of slight I‘ll-mi.
small moms:—
:.;l\x. \\‘L‘Ll‘kt‘\l llall‘
lx‘. lama. Vanadium
lloretmnzl. as at; ilzxesligator of rare,—
Iv..r}t ‘13'l-Eu .e .; unwilling :i.ll:::.
l'ozlmzami- r 31055 is the owner of Sir
lurlmi.
.\ ‘i'u'k 5 h tin.
‘312'3n‘l‘w \\~ll-l\':~.u\\‘.
the mull rum-ill. who have invn
l‘LI \\'§i‘-' Lilli”. iilrll‘li‘l
9: automobile. The llule'l‘
:ll‘I .zi»p.l:rllti.\'_i‘l Hinds.
ii:l\v
“2m
{kiwi
- 2
is in...“ it.
i>
:l
Illulnotvz‘s of
seen
lav-4m.) l‘i
.llixili: a. l‘!
ihv l‘l-‘E:
.zltlm‘ni'l l-Hili
l'x l. :lttz r h'*!‘-i' ..:
“.‘i'fli'li ". liiq-
-- rmi .mli his mull-rut (itSc‘l‘li‘liOilSlil‘i}
my! to M l‘n w, ill-.13.
l‘isirin'l Attorney \\"-r-ks.
has tilr't- groups of investigators
“mic. hum is Cunning-hum arrest
‘n Ming” :1 soil n lmnk in the mys—
tery surrounding the death of Peters.
The SL1.“ linimw l‘.il\l' t nthrhi into i' (-
null .lw in?» of pl'ix'nlc lchCClIVi‘
2!:"lll“\' also :llr zit-live.
The sheriff. when asked it" the or»
rest of Cunningham illlL‘IlI I‘.‘a(] to tile
:‘->-.!'.'r~ st of \\ .:'. ii on :I Charge of mur-
der. replied:
"I am not going to arrest \Vard un—
l« as I in! an order." “r
Mr. sill d that he would
make no farther move until the Clues
ointnint‘l l’l‘Olll“.‘llllnll‘ag’l‘lall'l had been
investiirnted. He admitted that evi-
dence of a great blackmail ring had
been put heiorr him. and that his men
were putting exery ounce of energy
into tracing poruihle connections be—
tween “Ford and the “blackmailers.
l- rims.
Illisvl’l
lilll-Tiiiltlliin rs' t‘;‘.l'
.l>-l H
a. “Emil
who now
...
u
o:
luv-
“llzlsw.
‘~‘. l "KS
By F. H. Nash
‘ THE NASH, RAYMOND & DEAN CO.
Aim to-DO Good Work at a Fair Price
TRY US
Sheet Metal Work, Plumbing and Heating
Duro Systems
Deputy Sheriff Fred. Ruscoe. and
Raymond I-lill. county finger print ex-
pert. planned today to visit a hospital
in Stamfori. Conn.,"where Cunning-
ham was reported to have the second
man wounded by Vk‘ard was taken.
They declined to name the hospital
or discuss the purpose of their visit.
It was indicated that Sheriff Werner
might accompany them.
Snipping Continues in
Mill Field Area, and
Woman Is Badly Burned
Continued from First Pm
severely burned. She was taken to a
. Dressing,
bf
ah-
I.
as...
in the Sentinel toe the
ma. ~ J.
‘.1‘.‘
Green Peas, Mash
or Pie. Cofl'ee, Tea or Milk.
' Chicken Dinner for Sunday
Fruit, Soup, Olives, Celery, Roast Chicken With
ed Potatoes, Pudding
Oxford Lunch and K
Restaurant. <
-_ 6 SouthMam sees
!
l
l
.
t
C
n
u
n
n
I
hospital in a serious condition.
LOND'ON. June 2 (Associated
Press).———Suspension of the Prime
Minister‘s \Vhitsuntide vacation. the
summoning of the Earl of‘ Chvan.
Chief of Staff by the Cabinet. and the
introduction of the Earl of Balfour
into the conferences are everYWhere
regarded as emphasizing the gravity
of the Irish situationp L
Southern forces have been massed
at certain points along Ulster-’3 bor-
ders. with the apparent intention of
invading the north. This. together
with the new outbreak of outrages in
Belfast. has caused great concern. ad-
ding to the Government's perplexities,
already weighty enough in conse-
quence of the agreement between the
southern political «factidns. '
Sir 'James Craig, the Ulster Pro-y
inler. is understood to have, empha.
51sec in’hisjnterfivi‘ewtwith‘uthe 05bit:
Mllllfish $7,511“
F OLLOWER EXAMINED
was I‘C'~
lny Cunningtmnl. according to
"1mm rt \‘ived
H il‘v‘ illxn 5t ;H‘1'lt~ .
lnzt l‘l‘é‘t‘ltli)“ lu rl'l'
to HYATT-f
;;NOR_WALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
l
1
~ Are the Best for Balconies and Porches
. All Kinds of Curtains and Curtain Materials
. ~ Stock Window Shades, and Shades to Order
‘ A Wonder Line Of Draperies Moderately Priced,
\—
NO. 1 POTATOES, NEW, PECK
18 lbs. FINE GRANULATED SUGAR FOR . ......... $1.00
20 CAKES GOLD SOAP FOR ...... ........ ....... $1.00
3 CANS EVAPORATED MILK FOR ............... 25c
A. F. Beckmann 6? Co., Inc.
S3 Washington Street, South Norwalk
‘rnon 1405 - ran: nnnvsn
l
M’CORMICK FAMILY s
IN CONFERENCES;
(Continued from First Page)
Michael Collins. head of the I‘rovi-{
F:eionnl lrisll Free State Government.
is said to have assured il‘u‘ Gin-«tril-
meat that he is in unwise I‘Y‘SIlOIlSlioil‘
for livis menace. whii‘h il‘f‘ utterly (lis-
approves. “and to have declared he will
li‘>.:
PATENTS
t
l
l
I
l
l
51115 Main St.
. i
l
__ W W ~‘_ :-
A. M. woosnm
Attorney-at-Law
State Examiner U. S. Patent cyst,
Send for Booklet on Taiénts
BridQEFU‘» Cons.
xx
LEON AGRANOVT
liqu rt \VatrlulxflJr
Repairs all kinds of
Suiss and Am. :'
\Vatclzes and Cir
Also wruizs _ .
All Work Gleam.» f“
teed. ' \
\w 1:;
‘
$0 Nlliih \IJill \l, ‘lvutll .erut‘
__’-—,.F.'.. _
Various lz'w‘ -' .mi “ ‘ n "lll£‘ll‘l"ill"l‘ ’ s. »‘ -’ . - ‘- ,
. . .. . ... . \..‘ ... .. n “ _..- .. ‘ _ _ ,_
sill!» \\IIH v;.:z.\ 's\~' l‘llifil‘Ilu vi ; [him 1, A L hi “J “Li“ - I?" “I‘m AS the date for 1”“ derision 0“ .
- ' ‘ ‘ ‘ l , \Il‘f‘lll‘llli ‘ii'fi‘ ..." ' ' . '..:.... . ,
. 1 . . .. . . . _ ., y e .. . . x .. ll. .lllOll I”! ...l l:._ nut -
irfl. [Kiltl,llilti(l\:. “All slut) “.‘s to U Ci It is also reported that the 1 later tine} to ‘nlt ”w l‘l'll’rl""'w lli-Iva<.1‘ ‘l’ ;
"i “i“ .1“ ’tlhl 1 Iriwzviu ll'I-v‘. «Hue. 1‘. .: .. . . - ... . . . .. . . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ " ‘ ‘ "" “““ " ‘ “'«
- « - - . .' mm is Il"K‘~‘{l‘..' m} L 0 "vii 1"it - ' .~ .- . ,.~ ~.
tllll- Altrl') :lx‘ul ?““l' J. M ('liyl a u'llv'lh‘ .. 1 . I 1‘ ‘ ' ‘ X :H '1‘ : Ifl‘llldé‘. and the S\\l& ' )Il‘. 31CC01 “:1" h"
-’ . ‘ - ~ » . .m It ..u the ml‘lllSll forces in l ism-r tl'lyi'w . rim” .P mm, M- ...]. 1. l'i\l
““1. ‘ ‘ .1 4,‘.‘ .. ._J ‘ . ‘ “ --_ ..., 1..., ... . ..~ .‘ ... .
“ ‘Y m“ I“ 1 l1 ”3 “”3““?! mi”- ’3 - f in, .. girl; and M‘allvl‘ the Null Itlf'l ...,nhi: ... h H ”WW,” .0 \yi'hln-lxl .0" ‘
timer->3 mm at :1 :‘at‘r-lracl; near )‘Iili—' ‘ ~ .. ' . ~ '"‘ ‘ ‘ ““ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ "’.
. 1(0l..t,xlll.lllh.:5~.~ -.,.--1 n‘ llw .....u... '1‘ ‘ '<t “"lii'
.. .. . . .. > . . .. ...... ll. 5... .. i '- .i. =1 :.
h“" 3" ‘ l Aim: in r point (‘i‘eflli'lfllilll‘ilr in the Q ”NHL... 3
1.. mm. m 1.. i... up. ..tl n. \\ e 5.- : ('.,\,_.,.mm_m.S (:i‘llmllm-s 35. Hm X...” \'. ... z :1 ‘l‘n :1“ Wm ‘V g n ‘ 1- l
.2. . .. ,,..‘.I .~ ‘ .‘ d. .~. ». _ . . . _ ~ . .1 n41\\.‘£1‘ x... ....l.; -... til. tin"
‘5'" 5‘" ‘ "=“_"‘ “d ‘ \ l‘ 41“ “‘ "“‘ '> lawn :I. \\' Ii‘lS‘il Constitution primal“! "ml“l'i' \ 1“. ...»,Wm ...!” 'lfll“ 7,“ -
”um ‘ “11311:"; "at: lvw ll 'v‘ll’illll‘i-l ‘ for mil 2‘ ill" aunt‘s. This. it is Salli. ‘.W I; ii» \A l‘ l I “3 if i
‘ ' . .. .. a .. 2‘ .. J , , - . .4 l2: 4" ”Tl"; 1-1 s g r
"‘ M“ “' ‘ ‘~‘ ‘ ”i i“ M" W ‘- "a" ' l: m: Ui'fll‘li." oval-«'lmlrnys 13m l‘r‘iilils- ......a. win.— -. .- .I ..~, .. . . \
Nd, of ”it Lil": stun m. 2.: “Us ,1.“ ur—i l~ \ :'...-. H I” ..2 ”m ... l" . “our. ..‘ls rllmmmn . \\.l.~ m
_ < . . ‘ . . .. . .A . . — . “A“ m Q S s '.- 7.;
rc>l will the met 12...: Luunlnzizld't‘ni pnrts :l',‘t"- P‘Hl‘v'll that 13:0 Cmmtim. “it“ :‘ut. if” 7‘” I I" I.“ I r
..‘ l.'.' o’.. l,-.. :. '-.... . ‘\ t, . ‘ . . I . . I "1:7"? '1‘: 1:03,} Illilii‘ >. I. 1;”
i“ '1 * ' x l’ "‘ "a - i ‘5' H‘ ““7”“ l tlml :is (illilYll up m Illxlrlln and “m. ("we 0: 1 “3‘“ rm}. r AW“...
3‘" l .. ' ..n "-‘ -- J“ \" "-‘ “"5 lunuzllt Ilt‘l't’} for sulmlissmu to 11"“ ’ M .1».- o" my. until ~. \\,‘. j .< H“...
i x ‘, .._". ..., - o ‘ . . , ~ ” .. , -.» a l .— . .1|.t : . , ‘.- I. .lj
\....t ‘ «1“ I‘ll-M .. 1m“ ‘0‘ t .itrillv t. is lil‘y:l<“t"~{\iit»ait‘. llw l‘fll y Q V, “1”...) 5.; "in n ,, .H, ii .. i1 W .Q
g, . . ,- :7 .. ‘ .7 ..,_ ,, . . . . y. . i. . P i. .0. ~ “11‘. i ..
H ' .. -'~ " .. ‘~ Mmdlmw I“ x l. learnpli s I‘nrlmllientnrv cm H-S- .. :1 - . ». . - ...
pussy... ‘0 :)~ “0...» ‘ ‘ . . . .‘mim. 50 Ck'I'I." all in llw lll _ Minn-:1
, ' r~ e ‘ \ -. ~ rallir-zul ti(\(‘i.ll‘0'>_ that im es's ll ls sun- , LG NH,“ 0,. 3631”} 'll‘t‘O““ . 1,) 1.. ..
5-. -l . A l l .‘. ' A: l
sinntially modified. the Government ‘ wishes
mmnut possimy :n‘t‘r-pi it. 2 l'minil‘llc-«l lw (.mnrigpn_
2 -: . r. 5:" . m " ~ .- -. . ‘
1‘ H i I ‘1'" 1“} . I: . f“""°“”f ‘1 lions and the charges made by Mrs.
.“ 5“. '. i .n) “'1'" m “M ‘ " 1’5‘1v3l: l‘mlxlivk Hm? lie is :1 i'mliltw- ’il’ill-
IU‘iillxlIll‘flll Army lorry-s and l lst. r -
. ~. 1 . . \\ ill‘. 5" ‘_ . imll‘l Riv-"firmit-lii
rm i..l (-‘Ollfil..iuv.\ Omar“ l (-1.2.llg 1..< :mli llockm Us”. in I.“
li‘w‘ local
titil‘
.... 3' lilifiimls.
,mzhl “‘t illlugonl-‘y Preys-=1 0” ”2"" ports from Zurioli was said to be
l.mllll-.\:‘mfll:h Hl'Ol'ifr- f“ ”“13"" Sm", \“(llllll‘till‘fl‘ rim» mr t'm lll;il'l'l:'€L‘." as
‘1‘“ lmifl‘s.‘un'l il ”in!" IR\,:.:},“.‘HT oi il' lN’llE’i‘“: lgllil lumnwi m interim-m ‘
“"' “?"“ ""' “"‘""‘ kw" ""‘ " “M'f ("aunt-.3 for “V. nnd Mrs. 11mm».
lnhls along- the Mir-Err in the Vicinity?
i lIMv finl in llumirllk.
ll"
l‘n basis {or :1 13‘.
nth-l; asswie ll t‘ewl
.mmmv‘nml - (’71 iii.
lll‘Ol‘i".<~' :l izwtvrlm — '
BRUSHl
Your Shoes
3 our Clothes
Your Hair
But Don't Er."
YOI'R Till: ii
If you new} 3 KW ' I“; :-.-1.
just Hop 2' ‘ ‘ ’ ' "
ours. You ..
PRESCRIPTlC‘N PH 3.2215,: ET
. :m‘...» ”1.. .. ...t ‘f, -“l _ . 7 _: 7. ‘ ..vI- \ “....‘fl.
i “11”" ‘5'”‘0 email." at Cut. ”J“ . Vanni Illill‘l'lflfl"? l‘m‘. liven rent-hell. 8 I\. )Idill EL. bin .1 n ....e
,gunti: m: .ur‘f: y- rn .lmzl's.
l 12‘. Irish Republic. :1 Arnl‘y ‘2- :\I-. ‘4, {l
:l;~.z:lrt~r.~ it “was shah. ii lit-it the Howl’s? ' H W
ilicnn inf-36$ suflt red no (‘llr’lhlillu s 1.: 3"—
it‘llilrl‘ «Lush. , ‘ ‘ i
i l,( ._\‘g H l.\' Juno 3 t.‘.r‘\‘"(,‘i;ill’l 5 . a _
-’ luto Bodies, I e n deJ,
iiil‘j-‘VI ("JLH'FJT' lyiEl;
lulyv for (,‘l'iecirtli. tonighl. to open 11%
war memorial there tomorrow. He
will proliallly be away for a. week.
Tim fact that the Premier is. pian—
:l:ing: to aliseni himself from London;
:50 long: encourages the belief that
itiwro is imprm fluent In {DC iris} sil—
‘~1‘1‘,\’>l.'"‘I‘l‘t‘nli‘. l‘
nation.
Further informal meetings are cy-
pecu‘d toria; lie: worn “'inslml
Cnurcliill. Seer-”.mv for the Colnmvs.
‘and Arthur Grimm. presidrnt of the
ill. i1 Iiirmnm it is understood the
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
Welding Metals of A1 Kizds
VICTOR WECELY
C P
48 hestnut St. here 3565
BETWEEN TWO SHIRTS
is little choice both
in such good .
{ prvsent discussio 7:? are ccrlvriI-g r-rnz-
‘cipally upon the draft 01“ the Irish
Constitution submitted by the Irish
lreprosemaliycs. with a View to {mill—
ing it in “such a manner that it will.
not be at variance with the provisions,
of the Anglo—Irish treaty. '
“'hile outward indications Show lit-
tle change in the situation. “Hi-in-
formed quarters are more optimistic
regarding the outcome of The manna-i
tions than they were ~ r'simday. 5
LONDON, June 2.——A British regi-l
ment which returned fro’m‘lreland in l
February left Plymouth today for:
Belfast. l
DUBLIN, June 2.—The Most Rent
John A. Gregg. Protestant Archbishop i
l
l
l
in our stock there
arcrso neat. smart and
lastc. It is the same all through our
ihaberdashery stock—~you could pick
gout anything blindfolded and it would
-be good and up-to—date.
1f‘
9-P—
Louis Prensky 8: CO. l
19 SOUTH MAIN ST.
of Dublin, startled a diocesan meet- AUTO REPWG!
ing here. today, with this statement: WELDING
"If use are not already engaged’ in
ciyil war in Ireland. it may be upon
us this week or the next."
BIG ADDITION ~
. To NORWALK - l
yup; mull
Old Friends at the 03
Price
The Old Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
at 10c.
endrick & Chase Garage .
_ K No profiteerlng on 0‘1 .wd
‘ . Telephone 917 13 Raymond 5”“ Cigar! They are the beam?“
south Norwalk. Conn- mg a that price. i
r ;
O’I‘EL PLANNED '.+-. _- _ .
time of completion of the work. to 9. Ice ‘. Charcoal,
party whose name would not be given. , ,
The entire hotel building .wlll be -
re—n‘iigmeled. the front and sideskto 2;, J
face with eliow, tapestry ric , a d d
so made thsiat there will be eight UV 00 an
stores on the first floor, four of which ~
will face on Wall street and four.
on River street. {The second floor. ~ . . .
Just when the'plans will be com- . .
pieted is hard to say. but the ordering
of these plans indicate that the pro: _ . .r
posed theatrical venture.; which was ,
given considerable publicitya short ,7
tiine ago, has fallen through. ‘ It was ~-
stated at. that time that: \a theatre
would~be erectedcn River street and
will be devotiad to oficeswmle the.
third and fourth floors will be occu-
that the 7160‘ all: hotel pme’rty‘had :'
Manson . ‘, , ,
pied by hotel suites.
If You Were Forty
Years Old
2A6
lrLC§ht
experience would 11
you what the
MERRILL
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
teaching hundreds of mung
is “It pays 1° W"
people. That is,
how."
Many of our 131'
are business_
C a1} or write
concerning our sum
Phone 314*2
eminent imx'lrirnt‘n
school millilitres.
for panic-liars
mEr courses.
"
,th glen: “Fella:
Norwalk Chronicler