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3. Furnish."
' ”Mo Know"
“5"“ 3‘. Bo. Non-walk
All ldels
$13.00
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MET HOUSE
:3. . or two families.
‘ "lint
. . Water heat
A» Ej'v'w'
192‘).
Lot 601.200.
W.
:::lL\' & BOVI
- and Insurance
. bil'eet
titlinl Want Adv. ';.
he
Large
Tel. 9’2"? g , 7 “
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
1 have a 6 room, .all improvement
hum-1e, centrally located. Will sell for
$3,500. cash $1.000. ‘If you are looking
for a small home look thieorer’ at
once before too late. Inquire William
1“. Hoyt. Tel. 435. at
FOR SALE
1 two family nous-o in East Norwaik.
This housle with-make some one a bar-
gzun as can sell for 1.000.
32.800. located on a good :treet. 12:22
lot and room for 2 garages it wanted
inquire William F. Hoyt. Tel. 435. 31:
FOR SALE—“A six cylinder truck
carrying 1 1-2 too, 60 h. p. *Wlll run
from 1 to 60 miles per hour in high
speed. Guaranteed 14 miles per gal-
1““ 0‘ gas. Write Truck
tinel. ’ care of Sen.
BUSINESS NOTICE
Mrs. Tuttle having returned is
planned to give personal attention to
customers. Advice and estimates
given on all work. I! new fur is 112—:
naked, I have very beautiful pelts.
THE TUTTLE SHOP
84 North Moth St, South Norm]:
Telephone 389
AUTOMOBILE ELECTRICAL
REPAIRING .
Bosch Magneto Service. All unho-
o! Magnetos, Generators, Starters and
Ignitions repaired and installed on
autos, speed boats, marine engines
and tractors by expert mechanics.
Finest equipped sliop for that work
and also special line machine worh
done by the hour. Address '
AUTO ELEC. SERVICE STATION,
I Water St. and Steamboat Place
FOR SALE—An Overland 7 passenger
touring car. 6 cylinder, model 82
liedheld continental motor. A-l condl:
“on. new tires. Cheap if sold at once.
ll . 3.
151315.]. Barthol, So. Norwalk. Phon}:
F‘Ol} SALE-27 ft. glues cabin cruiser
1.. ll. 11. Palmer. electric lights.
tender, no reasonable offer refused
Tele. Greenwich 1946 J.
. blFfiSENGER AND TRECKMAN .
Daily from South Norwalh to New
York; good service guaranteed. 0!-
2;: Pohlman's barber shop. Phone
. /.
STEAMSHIP TICKET AGENT
White Star Line, . United States
Line. Cunard S. S. Line, Anchor S. 8.
Line, American 8. S. Line, Red Star
8. 8. Line. For particulars ask
JOHN T. HAYES
Real Estate, Insurance 7 Main St.
ATTENTION '
Junk is valuable these days and
there is no use giving it away for
half the price while I am paying the
full price for junk I also pay lo a
pound for rage. Phone 399-12.
MR. 8. FELDMAN,
5 Rowan St. East Nomlk
FOR SALE—Ford sedan. 1920. A-l
condition. many extras. 5425. Ford
touring car, 1918, disk wheels shock
absorbershflfil). 1918 Ford runabout
39x3 1-2 llres. shock absorbers. spot
light, $150. Late 1919 Ford touring
[2311‘ with15 starter.< like new: 3260
lone . .3, or call at :': ‘ I
avenue after 6 p. m. d “ eatport
T0 L. ~Garage, 6,301) sq. l‘t.. on
p'fliCl'lllJSl‘qu; ol South Nor-walk. Ap- NAGY BROS ‘ '
' . . n z. :‘ '
ll Local and long distance trucking of
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Daily trips to
New York City.. Building stone.
71 Cedar Street. Phone 318
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME
Mattresses, pillows, bolsters and-
FOR SALEwnouble door office safe
. ltnfflll :1 n. 9 inches. Width 2 n c
inches. height 3 foot. 6 int-lies. Ill-mic-
dmto delivery. Address Merchant P
O. Box 342, South Norwallt. Conn: 3
Full SAl.l~I~—»1918 Oakland Roadster,
guaranteed motor, completely ovor-
“will? to quirk buyer,
lnq. 1‘2." 50
Main St., :trd floor. )
call.
NORVVALK MATTRESS C0.
Franklin and Monroe St. 80. Norwali:i
HOUSE FOR Sl’\l.l§~~l\lomlon llo-lghls
5 rooms and bulb, electric lights.
new pipless lllmaoe, newly dommtml.
plot 50.92350. fruit trees. chicken coop,
EXIT: '11: AUTO MECHANIC 3
Will overhaul and repair your car;
; _ ,_ . ’ in own garage. All makes of cores
23;;13". Dally; I‘M. \lllng 1-4.5“. ll. Starting. lighting and ignition. a. spew!
L e- zln . venue. . crown . - - : ‘
Heights. lain. All uorlt guaranteed. Phone 490;
CRANES’ MUSIC STUDIO l
Commercial Building, Nonvallr. 1 to;
9 p. m., Tuesdays. Wednesdays, Timu- i
days. Violin. Banjo-Mandolin. HawaJ-l
l-‘Olt SALEwll room house. arranged
tor two families. garage. trolls. city
.md WM] water: near trolley. $2.8m}.
Terms-x ll. S. Hull. 94 Washingfim St.
NIH: SALE “-1917 Chevrolet touring“
. our. good condition. Price $155. ion.
34‘? lily Ai’i’h, So. Norwzllk. :ll
merits sold on easy payments. l
IVE SPECIALIZE lN l
Best quality leaders, gutters and:
your order for your spring repairs. ‘
tin work. Now is the time to leave!
Don't. put it off. l
Combine Quality,
With Expert Service.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN ,
Plumbingv—llcatlng‘Tinning l
Phone 473-3 l
56 Water Street, South Norwalkl
POI: SALEwOld Towne canoe. 18 ft.
In good condition. Phone 21934:.
‘——— -~ Remember “'9.
FOR SAI.I~‘.~~-~2 I!) II. P. Palmer Marine
Engines. Shaft. and propeller. Mer-
r‘lizllle Gzll'ugw, Sloamhom Plano, Phone
. 1),
. ‘ FOR. SALE Agent for 5
(in howlown Ann, house, 5 rooms. m2 Famous International OnePlpe Heater
no large prm-h. well water. shade,
gui‘dffl, chicken house. garage. 2 cars. ROOFING
Lot 5333340 feel. l'l'ilfiv $45,“). For ilm" Slate, Gravel. Asbestos, Shingles”
lll‘lliill's {Wilt . Asphalt Shingles, R901 Painting 2
JOHN T. HAYES, - and Repamnfi 3
3«ply HcaVy Slate Suriaced Roofing;
$2.60 per Roll. Red or Green '
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO. I
23 Elizabeth Street Tel. 387'
PLUMBING -—-'l‘IN.\'Il\’G—— HEATING .
Country W’ater System, Ranges and
One-Pipe Heaters '
JOSEPH S. KERY( JR.
Tel. 492
21 Taylor Ave.
p’k
7 Slain Street ‘
[tool
Xorwnlk
Est:1lo«—»ln sumnce.
FUR SALE~~31olol‘cyrle. in first class
condition, for sale cheap or. weekly
pnynwule, also canoe with back racks
and ours. $35.00. G. l‘. Zalllman, 79
Washington St. Phone 119b, 6t
FOR SAI.E-~~A bountiful country- home
at Three Bears corner. 1 1-2 mile
from Norwnlk. A 6 room bungalow
with pantry. Fresh well water and
garage with one acre ofqland. House
So. Nor-walk
USED MAOHINES
All males. for sale or to rent
BENIN '
is 2 years old. For sale at sacriIiCe GTOK
price. $500 cash. Balance on easy PORTABLE “PM”
terms. For particulars John J. Venn, $8000 -
Real Estate and Insurance, 23 “21311—3 _ ' .
lngmn St, Tel. 1292-4. The Benedict Hews Go.
_ ‘3 Will Strut
FOR SALE-Brand New Bathroom, '
$55. Syphon closet, china lowdown
tank, enameled bath-tub and lavatory.
with all nickel-plated fittings; special
big bargain, White celluloid water.
closet. seats, :5. Seldenbel’g C0,, 545
fidYAve. betWeen 38th and 37th Ste.
A. ' “
FOR SALE
' RHYS NORTH
o
A new 6 room bungalow with all
improvements. Falrfield Park. For
particulars inquire at the office of
B. 3. Mass.” Inst. Tech.
Phone Norwalk 2541 .
(J M LAYTON & CO INC. Watch, for Office Aim 8. N-
. a ‘1 ' , , . .
6 Railroad Ave.
The Trustees of the
LEGAL NOTICES South Norwalk Trust Co.
SOLVENT NOTICE *
District of Namath. so.
, Court, June 13, A. 1).. 1922.
l "Estate of Bertha Doliver,
iNorwalk, in said District, deceuaeaii).i .. , . .
ltrliieof°$p3§i§mfit§ "€5.33 “5% t9"dep°3fi°’s m the Savings De-
autoimmune. ‘Sfmdif: mm... on My 1. 192% Deposits
tote to exhibit-twenty”: to: nettle;
moot. Thom who 7 leclt to $5.533?"
their accounts, granary o .
within said timorrw be deterred ,1:
recovery“ All persons indebted to:
Emmi? have ordered that fitter-est at the
late or,
rate of 4% per annumrbe credited
émad’e on
draw "interest fromtbe firehof
Joly. ‘ ‘ '
h.
: Weather
:3 5»: »
.For Nor-walk
‘ ward for the murderers of Special
l‘léluled. Phone Norwallr. 1945 and cushions .0f all kinds sold on our easy
(Smart 454. g, purulent plan. Also renovating, code :5...” 37m
F ‘ | r -. ‘ac.on guaranteed. Dro us a c ., ‘ 4
Mil. S.\l.l.~-‘\ mlin and cook stove. telephone 317 for roofescntatggl 23‘
l .
Ian-Guitar. Ukulele taught, Illstru-§n“"'~-
' Chico go, ran
' reported hurt.
or before July. 10thrwill _,
Forecast
and vicinity: Uncf
settled weather with ahowers tonight
or Thursday: no change in temper» .
atom; moderate southerly winds. 5:
Showers have occur-d during the
loot twenty-four hours in Lenny dill
districts east. of the Rocky Enormous.
The pressure in high along the At-
lantir coast and low in the interior.
The temperature is rising slowly in
the eastern sections. Condition. favor
for this vfilnlty: Generally fair dur-
ing the day, but cloudy and. unsettled
during the night with slightly higher
temperature.
‘mtwhomnuosoremtmsvm
And» find in loss I. gain to match?
0:- reach a. hand through time to
catch ,
The for-oi! interest of tears?"
A FEW QUICK BBEADS
The waifle is especially welcome (hm-
ing cold weather. and is good made of
sour, milk. ,
WSW—Take one and:
one-halt. cuptuls of flour,
one-halt teaspooninl of
soda, one-fourth tea -
spoonful of silt, one
, toblespoontul of sugar,
\VOMAK LEADS
\VISCO‘SSIN DEDIOCRATS
MILWAUKEE. “15.. June :8 (Asso-
ciated I‘rees).«—Mrs. lien C. l-{ooper
of Oshokosh. president of the Wiscon~
sin League of \V’omen Voters, as the
sen ice section attend,
Democratic nominee for the United
States Senate. will lead the Democrats
of W'isconsin into the state elections
November 7. the first woman represen-
tative on a party ticket in this state.
and the second woman nominee, for
the Senate in the nation.
The I‘lemocratio party convention.
last night unanimously endorsed Mrs.
Hooper and party leaders assured
their support to her candidacy, so that
nomination at the September primo—
ries is assured. She expressed her wil-
llngnoss to make a campaign against
the Republican candidate. ‘
The platform includes a demand
that the state dry law be submitted to
a referendum in 1923.
' three well. beaten egg
yolks and one cuptul of
sour milk. Add the soda
to the milk, than the m‘
_ yolks and flour with salt; ‘
fold in the stlflly beat-n whim ot the
eggs and tire tablespoenifnls‘ , of melted
butter or other shortening. Beat well i
and cook on a bot wame iron. Serve
with any cold six-up. .
Peanut Butter Bread.~Slit two cup-
fuls of flour with three teaspoonfulo
or baking powder and one teaspoonfol
of salt, add one cupful 02 peanut but- I
get, one-halt cnpful or sugar and mix
well. Beat two eggs, add one cuptul
of milk, then add flour and beat well.
Put in a well greased bread pan and
bake thirty to forty minutes. .
Health Blscuit.~—Take two cupfuls,
of whole wheat flour, one teaspoontui
of salt. two~ teaspoonfuls of shorten-
ing. three teaspoonfuls of. baking
powder, one cupml of milk and one
quarter of a cupiul oi minced raisins.
Drop by teaspooufuls on a buttered
baking sheet and bake one—half hour.
This makes a dozen biscuits.
Coffee Calm—Mix together two
tablespoontuls of flour, two tablespoon-
tuls or shortening and two tablespoon-
tuls of sugar with a teaspoonml 0:
cinnamon. \‘l’hen well blended set
away and later sprinkle over the
cake. Take two cupfule of flour, one-
halt tenspoonful of suit, four table
spoonfuls of sugar, two teaspoonfuls of
baking powder, tour tablespoonfull of
shortening. one egg and one-half. cup—
ful of milk. Mix well and bake in a
sheet about twenty to thirty minutes.
A few raisins may be added it de-
sired. , _
Cream Biscuit-’Tnkc one quart of
flour. three tenspoonfuls of sugar, one
toospoooful of salt, four tonspconfuls
of baking powder and when all are
well blended odd enough sweet cream
to make of the right consistency to
roll. Bake in a hot oven.
i
MURDER RE‘YAR I) DIVIDED
HARTFORD. June 28.——-—$2000 re~
Officer William F. Madden. of Man-
chester. has: been divided among the
four claimants. by Judge William M.
Maltble of the Superior Court, who
also spsaks praise of Police Sergeant
Dan Ahcrn of the Hartford force.
Jay D. McKcrnzln. of Hartford. gets
$300 of the reward: Peter Barnes.
of Hartford. trots 5709; Clifton G.
I‘vioromber of Manchester. gets $20“.
"mcl Chester 13. Smith of Stratford.
d. 4"
(:OYI»:RNOR LAKF. SIGNS-‘-
I~2\’I‘HAI H.110" PAPERS
Gown—nor Lulu» yesttnlay l‘eceix'td
an application from the malt-'5 attor—
no}: for New Haven county for a
requisition on lllr‘ governor of New
York for thl xwim‘n to this slate of
Marciano l‘nflirsv. wanted in “inter-
bury for nmnsnmmrt. The man is un—
llvr ."lf‘l‘lFl ill lhll’ftlll).
Tin- gox'el‘lwl' signed a requisition on
' Missouri culling for
the rvturn tn (Mum-client of Samuel
Miller. walllrsl ill New Haven for
Hill-"lit“ .l. \X’. Council; was dol-
prisoner iu'wk. to
the: governor of
1 gun-d in living,” ill‘.
this stole.
AB.“ [TS .ll-'.\\'I-‘.L THICI’I‘
0P Sl‘lelNl FRO‘M P. 0.
N,»‘\ll’l‘l"l“lilll, Jll’fil‘ L’M—l‘lllwnrrl A.
SH urns. 0!“ this city. who \‘xns arrested
i-: .t I‘itl‘u'll shop last night was said
lw the yollr-v to have contract-ll that
he elnlo a. Pili‘kflfil’ of jth-iry valued
nl. Sill-rm from ”l1: ymsloll‘lce civ—
wtrlm' lit lust firier. Std-urns llnil
le-m t"’l“!’llh}'i‘d in tin lure.
I‘m illill‘ his job Lid: Noxrmlwr.
Rugged mountains. storm-tossed se.,
I stand in awe and there I see ,
God's handiwork in beauty spread;
I gaze upon it and my soul is fed
“’ith the great wonder at it all;
Clouds and sunbeams
Ocean:—
Mounmins tall:
1 ll ht: of closing day.
Blended n g ——A. H. Terletcn.
l pnsluiléoo.
Sit: r114. this l": :‘l w'l‘ hrlll lull! {mid—1
'n . . r w . - w :m‘u-rrl Tllllllfll‘lll‘fi“. -'—"‘
1’ ‘ “M ' H m zlrlmi‘lH-«l ,m. SEASONABLE oooo THINGS
'I‘hv lu-llt‘fi set): M
.._.——
it “1&8 t‘rnln linlr- h,- i'e'llg 'lzl llw .~..
lvu v‘wlsllm. At his Pom“ ”W P“ To make club cheese for sanduuhcs
“5mm. Ill“ break?“ mules—79. whirl: or for table use take one part of
at $1M“. . butter to four
til“). \"Lli‘ur-l
parts or more of
rl'lcese,‘ put the
cheese through
the moat grinder,
add the butter and
then run again
through the grind-
or any number of
times until the cheese is smooth. Put
EQUAL . RIGHTS.
77 ( .rmeociate d
Jim's, HAVE.
GENEVA. Juno. \
Press.)—~—Tho Holy Sn: readily agrees
that the Jews in Palestine must have
equal rights with other halionalltios.
but it cannot consent to the Jews vn- 7
joying a privileged. ' prepondvra'ntm
posillon over the otllcrhnniiorgfiltics
" e in tent :TIS‘:
$9.11!: 7:11;: (lgsfllofiirgenllly safeguardech in glasses, cove}: with paraffin Ila-pin:
the Vatican declares in a letter to the; or (puck mm» mmfllncd paper b.3393,
League Of Nations. l this will keep for a month or longer
in a cool place.
When one has a little cheese past
the stake of serving on the table,
grate it and to every two cnpfuls ct
grated cheese add one cnpful of boil-
ll): hot cream, season with paprika,
salt. cayenne whim!“ and mix well,
put into glasses and set away ‘well
Covered in a cool place.
How to Cook on Old Chicken—Cut
up the fowl as for fricassee,.roll in:
seasoned flour and fry until a golden:
brown,
or rooster with one cupful of chopped
celery and, two fablespooufuls of
minced onion- Bake slowly until ten-
der. The older the foul the longer
it will take to bake. .
Pin-apple Pie—reel and grate a-
" pineapple. Separate the yolks and"
whites 'of four ms and to the yolks
add two cupfuls of sugar and two
toblespooufnlsb: butter. When those
are well beaten dud onehau captul
‘0’: cream. and. the grated” pineapple.
Pour this custard into, pastry-lined
' plates and bake until firm. Cover with
ni‘meringué ‘made from firewhites of
n
' iZARD
‘MPER'AL W ANSWERS MASONS.
ATLAXTA. Go. June 23:4?» Y.
Clark. Imperial \Vizard, pro lent. (it.I
the Ku Klux Klan, in 'a stalementf
made‘public today. domed that the
Klan or any of its officials had Eth‘l‘
claimed connection With the Masonic
Order. ‘
He added that “statements or
grand masters. of Masonry who are
ducted as having altacked the lsu
Klux Klemare predicated on the false
statement that the Klan is a lawlefs
institution and the claim lha tlhc ho
Kim: Klan or its agencies harebeen
attempting or claiming that the‘hu
Kinx Klan was in some way affiliated
with theltlasonic Fraternity, which is
utterly untrue};
W
CHICAGO FLYER DITCHED.
LINCOLN, Nah, June 28.—'I‘he Cr:-
Cago flyer. a Rock island train {mm
into a ditch i’fiteeu
miles ease of here today. The engl
neer and firemen were probably fa-
tally iniuredi and manymthers were
the
A special train .with doctorsend
cartons orgifim ’ - ,
onions nomadic enough to remove the
genie“, F131. With '3‘ WPW
tron: some or chicken. ,
buttered: offlififlnnd bake. mm
32113. ,7. 7" :" 4 ,7 " .
Peq’uonnock river. His body had not
been recovered. “
MM‘A.
Prehistoric; Ram in Antenna.
Recent" ‘Wesfin the cures of .
valley seem. to giro mildew _ l
undated lg! ammo the
' is, Misc-twelve:
jibe 9&9
that, one
sold Estate”! : 6.:ka
immediate payment. to ‘ . , w. ~
,M. Andrews or: linoleum: chn.,
then place in a dripping pan ‘
nurses was rushed to the scene. the eggs. ‘ { , _
_....- ' ' . WWWW cheese,
unmasmnr nor mowmsn. firough the meat grinder; to every cup ;
J ~ “'""'" V ’ ‘ add one ftublespoontul 0!:ngan nuts.
BRIDGEPOIET. Igneh 28-—-tPoedter Prepare them bx removing all skin,
Fargo was rowne were a)? , '. - ”and ck in Small
when he fell from a» dock into the fail Sm 5 a ‘ £38
ail-boll modelled .
0...... with 7 I
-: 5.33103! am for.
,, HARTFORD, June .28wa bulletin
, has beenmissued from the oilice of
; the Adjutant—General on thezJubjeot
pot“ Armory drill pay as contained in a
bulletin from' the. militia 3 bureau of
the War Department, under direction
or. the: Comptroller-General '53an
May 15, advice is given that for the
ofioere of a.- service company to quad-
try for pay, it is only necessary that
fifty per cent. or the actual strength
or the officers and sixty per cent. of
the octual enlisted strongthot the
~ that strength
oeing not less than that 'prescribed
tor federal recognition, i. 6., it; is not
necessary to consider the band sec—
tion in arriving at sixty per cent. of
thc enlisted men present at a drill.
DAN nun“ m HEADS
SEW 3935mm) TYPOS
NEW’ BEDFORD.‘ Kass" Juno S!‘§.—~
At the closing session yesterday of file
New England branch of the Interna—
George,
was
elected preeidcnt. and John T. Murphy
secretartwtreasnrer.
Next year's convention will be held at
tionol Typogronhienl Union.
of Providence,
Pittslleld.
\‘VILSOX ASSASSIN IDENTIFIED
LONDON. June Esp—The real name
. who is charged
{with the murder of Field. Marshal Sir
Henry Wilson. is Reginald Rudd. says
The New:
‘says he served three years with the
Irish Guards in France. that he lived
,in a London suburb, and drew a pen-
His father. it says, is 3. retired
or James Connolly,
the Evening News today.
31011.
bandmaster of the Dragoon Guards.
ACIOR . ROCK DEAD
weeks rig .
. STA}! FORD, Jun(‘ ‘28. A
our the N. Y., N. H. 8: H. R. It.
blocked.
PIHLADELPHIA. June est—“Til—
‘liam Rock, an actor on the legitimate
:emd vaudeville stages for more than
thirty years. is dead. He was stricken
with intestinal trouble while perform- /
log here on the KGlth Circuit five
IFRLIGHT “‘RECK IX STAMFORD.
broken
axle on :1 car of an east bound freight
train today delayed traffic for a time
lloil. trucks in Sellcck’s Cut were
Painting. Paper-Hanging at m
M.
1115 Main St... Brid
Send {Or Booklet on
ATTORNEYS AT
Formerly Examiner: U. B,
: Office
Per Roll
Rates—Give Us a Triu '
$3 _ 1 ‘
”figs:
AGENT m
CANDIES
CLEANING C0.
87 Cedar 5:.
Phone 969
Experts.
Goods Called
CONNECTICUT CARPET
South Norwaik. Conn.
We clean and renew £01011 in
Carpets and Rugs. Hand process by
Now at their new store A
10 South Main St., ‘ ’
South Norwalk
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NEW . FURNISEIBGS .
weer. collars, hosiery, etc.
store.
Louis Prensky 8‘: Co. '
19 SOUTH MAIN ST. f
for and Delivered.
FOR. THE FOURTH
may be purchased at. Prensky’s shopl
where ycu will find on display all the
new ideas in the line'of shirts, neck-
Honor
your Uncle Sam on his birthday by
putting on new logs bought at this
I
OLD CARS
Secondhand parts and tire! ii
Sell Your Old Cars to the
Bridgeport Auto
Wrecking Co.
13y) North Avemo . _.
Between Oak and Center 8%.,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone 38311111121 5586.2
fit. any make of car
REMODELING SAL’Ei;
All Wall Paper and rain; stock"
Will Be Reduced to fish
More Room
A. COHE;
137 Washingtl ‘ :01: Street."
South Kat-walk, Goon. . '
d
' $115.00
N81? in Design—-
Victrola qualitywthis model has
Wen instant mm
Bea-fine .15 Believing
l"$le in and lei: us demonstrate this
blew ModelNictrola to You.
'3' V , m,WeekIy?ofyn1ents
but "with the, same Vere-emu out 1 L m 3W! 1', 3m”.
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': Desirable? ,
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of Wooten '
Norwalk Chronicler