eflun " 1 will
{dance-.i 1“.
. '.' Us ‘ s
\(srshall Gaps is pulling “:0 ma- —0. M A. U. nsace. ”Wm
no. or his college at his home in Hall, SamrdhrJDOc. ("sour
South Norw-nlk.
’ The South Norwalk Public “hm.
is closed todsy because the
~Heinridergvoing repaire. will b0
‘ Eastman all day as usual.
Lucius 8. Winchester, Jr.. 0! the]
ltoysl James inn. has returned tromlhoid
Now York City. “‘3'
, a
..L.‘ --.s.
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wFull line of auto necessaries.
Aaron Kobn.
1
hr»
Mrs John Burnct oi Springdale 5“?“ “g . it 0
slwndlnt some time at her uncle’s. Mfifih‘ibfl on all Christina:
Walter Waterbury 'rhuliorwalk. .Dabnelly's.
‘1'. in”. P. h .
m. and Mrs. deoggz-Brown ot Nor— Mn mm ”1. owe-3t.
nnlk recently at Springdale, La ,
mmcd to stanwich. their iormer hem
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-»— llnrris d: (guns... ThIt'I ill.
trucs‘ bout the streets.
cincing the big eon-
" the Norwalk Arra-
Mulic will be
(‘linton Jessup. a Yale student.
\lsiilng his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wild . ,- W ‘1.
llnm C. Jessup at their home in Arc .
Street. “Lam age, :3} auto aces-cries.
«'1"h..
The \ilsses lanes and lally crew, .~
ford of Westpcst are heme iron: Con.
necticut College. New London. to pad. be!
the holid‘yl. .
. ,. c1141». 9‘ ° . ‘ ”
_New Year's eve dance. music bi man",
American Band. .Set. “I’M-m
O
O
—-Jrc have a correct knowledge ore-
Miss Gertrude Burrows. daughter oi‘ Meet gives one a e co to Judge a
\l r and Mrs. J. F. Burrows of 98 Ben- quggmm co y‘_ g" called
view Avenue ,is in New York City tO' upon at this time to judge the races.
day. rHear E. G. Ainley oi Colgate Universo
rltyv lecture all “The Pem- Problem "
tacit; my night. at as lentil Nor-
wnlk Baptist church it 7: 30.
hlr.nn1l Mrs. Jhrod Waterbury o:
Springtime Visited their son. Walter
C
\Vnterburv. at tho Norwalk Hospital. ‘
Christmas Day. Walter is slowly re- - —-Buy xour 'iictrels A! Donnelly's
tmerlnz mm on operation portal-meal on may weekly, payments. Store open
nt the hospital; evenings until ”pry;
-—-:lo a day for ten months pays
for u. Hoover cleaner at Donnelly's.
l’rce demonstration.
0
An explanation or the ostensible
theft of s. rowbost from Langdon's
blunt! wII partially made to the po-
lice. when e. man stated that be had
taken two men in his car to the island.
the two men saying that they were
going duck hunting.
0
——Hnrrls d: Guns.
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Miss Marjorie Cnndee, daughter oi
0
Alvin \\"n1lsvworth. son of Dr. Alvin
Wudswarth of the Moss liill Sanitar-
ium. has "turned to Norwalk from I.
\lrglnlu school to pass the Christmas
\ :‘l1illlon.
’
Thet's All,
I V
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Thu Svrnnd Battalion Combat Bas- '
. M and Mrs. Nehemisb Candee of
L" ““H "M“ 1’ ”my”! ‘ some n Ar Street. has returned home from
"'Mm" ”mm“ Th" “u‘d' corn- Brown University, Providence. where
minim: "t “‘3'“ 5.0““ P'“Y°"' 1‘ In she is a. student. to pen the holidays
('ilflrgi‘ Of Corporfl William BOW, ‘ it h“ p...ent.. ’1‘, mw.r' M‘Tk
' ‘ . R 1'5“ has returned from his studies
at Yale l'nlverslty. New Haven.
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o'Clty Tressursrhsson F. Keeler or
8 Westport Avenue. one of the pro-
prietors of the Norwelk steam Laun-
dry, has returned to Norwalk after
visiting his sister; fire. miter Mc-
Lsrcn of Brooklyn, «at hristmas time.
His mother. hire. Mary -.0 Keeler is
with her daughter. nud will return to
Norwalk this week.
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-—\Vntch local “be" for ngml
owning. announcement 0‘ NWT
most beautiful theatre—The mm.
C 0,. q . J
The 1923 hu‘er' s licenses have ar-
rived at the office or Town Clerk
Herbert R. Smith and mnv be obtain-
ed. All hunters are required 0y mt
to bring in n statement of the amount
of game they obtained during the
current year and me till nme with
Town Clerk Smith according .o the
State laws. six or seven hunters
have done this _so for tuiI your.
—~Full line of ”In late. O'Brien's.
w Brim-o you judge the races, l.rar
l:. G. .\lnley’s lecture on "The Race.
l'rohlm1." at the S. N. Baptist church.
next, ~‘unviny evening. at 7:30.
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('nnrml l‘. Frey of 27 Seavlew Ave-
nue. who has been ill with is gripno
for the last, week, has returned mints
.lutlrs as general mansgchr or - the
1'nnnccticut General Life Insurnnce
('ompnny.
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Miss (Tandoe and her brother are
ivnlh urtlw- in student affairs at their
rrspertlve colleges. Miss Canddb II
caperinlly nciive along literary‘lines,
having on tho staff of several collega
puhllcallnns, including the your book.
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—-l-‘ul| Am1‘l'i1-nn “and. SItllrdky
night. at the Armnry. Robbers’ night
and other nnw‘llics.
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Michal! Manlllclln ill-lied on the
slmmshlp Colombo. yesterdny. for
Avvlllne. Monrmvllto, Italy. whore he
will spend scw‘ral months visiting
with his parents nn1l. at tho sumo time.
in hopes of regaining his former
hrnlih. Mr. Mnitiollo has not born in Louis Knplln of 37.7 South: Vfightgln
lb" host or hmlth of late. and is cor- street reported to th police mt yes
luin that th'V trip nbrond will be of terdav aftern atom d o‘clock
iii’lli‘llt to him.
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——-.\ll'Musi¢-, Lovrrs should hen- the
Brown University Musical Clubs.
South Norwnlk baptist church Wed-
nrsvlfly January 3rd. 8 p. m. Tickets
on sale at Donnelly's. »
while he was lug htis automobile
out of his driveway. ”that he was run
into by is car opernted by J. Murphy
of 3 Elizabeth street. n. telephone
company employs and that the left
tender. the brsite and the gasoline
ten): were badly dithaged. Mr. Mur-
phv later reported the accident as
well.
.
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A Complete Assortment of
~You will find “is [robust array
of talent ever assembled on the
sci-cu: in “Oliver Twist." to be shown
UNDERWEAR
For Men. Women and Children at”
E K B , Watch this paper 1.0:- opening date.
. . ANKS
DRY GOODI OTORI
Under Mahaeksmc Hotel
45-47 West Washington Street
SOUTH NORWALK.
' Friends or tormer. Captain 1". L‘.
Dengle'r. who wss rationed here some
years ago an instructor of the old
Birth Compeny. C sh. (3.. C. N. 6.. and
who made his home on Rock
Ridge. , rend with interest today the
hate in the Amy -Ortlers issued from
Washington. D. 0., wherein Captain
. De beds t a to
Guaranteed men‘rffi zymmenent '31:? and
whoisonthge lmh been
HOT WATER BOTTLES . 2 mm“ to $1.?" m. 3 w
98c and up bout February lot, for Honolulu.
0
. ”J . Macaroon. iairs Bream- nits.
Stiugafgyeu C011). Co’o-kles, lsrge vs‘r‘iety of Cakes, and
Breed. kbenner Bakery! Monroe.
De OSItS
Made in pThlS Bank
On or'Beiore January mm bawm trom-
imprmsr "
U. 8. Victory Bonds shiIWafi Due
Jan. lst accepted for dwt the cathode cash.
. ACCOUNTS or sLooTo sumo ARE mum)
u.‘
o.
nationw- this
d wee worked
tacit.” -W; eéeem
of“; was. 0. nus
A. I. r «.,’_;‘F . ‘
:5; W open in s
sluice h .
Twist" with, tbé’. am
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Waldo R. mime. as. W
bicycle candy saieqssn. is in New
York city. spending the entire week
with his ism- at 078 West FIG
avenue.
-—0 e- third not! on all gChridibu
mere 7‘ 13011qu
Game Warden ”worms. 1‘. lmitb is:
turned :rom Bartierdr lest him
where he attended a conference with
situation. .
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——0ne-third 08 on all Christmas
merchandise. Dcnnellz’s.
Barry .. Balcom. of 40 France
street, lei patient in the Norwalk
hospital. His Condition is rather
serious. but. his 'many friends hope
for a rapid i-ccovevy;
O
——-Hsts renovated. O'Briea's.
0
Miss Mabel Burchsrd. daughter or
Mrs. William Keene ct West Avenue.
has heed visiting in New Tot-k City
She will return to her studies at Ili-
she is enrolled. .
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~Wsstinghouse Radio nations. at
Cshill's. River street. Norwnlk.
. O C O
Gsnley, have returned to their posi-
tions in Norwalk. arose- spending the
holldsys with their parents. Mr and
Mrs. Michael (Junior. 0! 85 Wooster
street. Bethel.
—ricrl- c om. Tutu, all.
C . C
of the Norwalk H. E. church. return-
ed to Norwalk bet night 2min W06
Hampton“ Beach‘ where he Md
Miss Eleanor 8. Perry and Elliott. .1.
Bernard. Rev. Ir. napkins wII
pester of the West Hampton Beach
M. E. church for live yuan.
As the result of :merday‘s gale.
shipping all along the Bond is eta
standstill. flamers and tugs main
ing regular. trips on this body of
water have put into port rather than
take a chance on weathering the
atom: which is the worst visiting this
section in. many years. according to
Veteran vtugboat man.
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.A bad hole iii-the roadway in front
of the Washington school was repert-
ed t0 the Street department by the
Police department. which had receiv-
ed numeraisscemplaints about it.
Mr. and Hrs. John Lenoson are to-
day observing their third wedding au-
niversnry.
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There were I. on peuucners in Con.
necticut during- the fiscal rest- that
closed June." last. according to the
annualirapert oi the cemmissiwusr of
pensions. end they received in pen-
eicns 33,031,435.
‘ _ l ‘ ‘ e e e
An output or between thirty and
thirty-ave automobiletruche a day at
the momebile plant. in BfldIevOrt.
within a. short time. it was learn0d
vesterdsy. is part or the plans of w.
C. Dnrsnt. who recently acquired conu-
trol of the Boeomcbile Companv or
Amer-ion and its factory. at Bridge.
port.
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That. the time has come for New
Haven to decide on a definite pro-
gram tor the development of its har-
bor facilities and tint the city must
stand behind the project. not only
with rude-Q but with actlv. moral
support. is e-erted in the report or
the New Haven harbor Development
Lake yesterday. The commission
wss crested by the last Legisisture
to report at the next as-ion. Tb0
report was presented by Frederick
L. Ford or New mven end Cbnrles
G. Bill of Bridgeport.
other pflcials regarding the M0
Porter's school. Mum mam L
The Misses . Helen and Catherine ‘
despite the westher.
RewGacrge B. Tompkins. pestorl.
>Mm hlk It“. 3‘
oommi-ion submitted to Governor
have played some good games :1: the
turd. recently.
stacker 1,
diticn was c
from the snrpldb
poratlon or an
the proposed increase -
1 t ’I I -
John is. Wadlinu, chairmen of
the Cute. Boardzot mm in repert-
ing yesterday to the Board 01' Con-
trcl. Mord. the momuthus,
of his beard {oi-in in the_ rates
of compensation or none employ-
ed in the Cute min-arr. Nd: ‘Ttate
Librarian Ccdard's department is an
undercut! «pertinent. Bum em-
‘ple’yes have been When a
month: Ion cannot keep help at
that rate or wages." Vet-loud smell
salary increases were. late-.- voted.
The W Britain Board oi Police
mmfiumxm night imposed a
seri0w’ of punishments carpoliceum‘
res insuberdinstion in telling to ni-
tend s. compulsory drill last week.
The policemen said they refined“ to
attend the drill because they under-
stood the drill muster ind stunned
a meeting or the to men than
some tune ago. The drill master.de-.
ni’ed that he had attended the meet-l
leg. sergeant niches! Flynn had-
his vocation time allowance out from
fourteen to eight days; while tour-
mn policemen were cut amounts
varying from two to tour st.
East Norwalk
Troop No. a. n. s. AL. will meet our
evening as usual at Community Hall.
Rehearsal or the choir of Christ
Episcopal choich wilt-rue held this
evening. at the home or lit-0s Kim-
micb. Osborne avenue.
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Clarence Finch and. family. from
East Norwalk. also Kr. and Ira. Sands
belleek of Newton 1 HORN!» were
guests or livori dellecin ct bothers
Corners, on Christmas.
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Announcement has been made or
the engagement of Ml- Agnes Char.
lotte Vedas dnughier ct Mr. and hirs.
Joseph F. Vedas or s Edits avenue to
Charles H. Robinson 2: New Haven.
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The holiday enterteinluent planned
to be given pent. week.” the East-
Non-walk Improvement ’Assecistion.
has been postponed until nbmsry.
the date or the aaalr to be announced
later.
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Elmer Ravens. a. which Army
cadet in training in New York city. is-
spending Christiane week at his home
here. 21! m ”sunk? mrlcush
Milne
been grnnted for that length of time.
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A meeting 9(1th beerd of directors
“the End Norwalk Improvement.
A-oclaticn will ‘be held} at 2 o'clock
on the “moon of Tuesday. January
and. This will precede the regulsr
monthly at or the Milan.
which will be held at 1:00 o'clock.
e
A watch night :srvice.will be held
at the Advent church on Cuddly even-
ing.1 There will bessmin us
restores leading up to this service. or
which a full prm ‘wiil be printed
in tomorrow's Sentinel. Friends are
invited to Join in watching the old
year out and the new one in.
.The Norwalk nun label basket—
ball team will stack up'aguiust the
Aluan. on next. needsy anoint '3
Community Hall. Desi; Net-walk. In
mantle: to $800,000 was 4M 7":
prospect‘s!»
W
I“Villas Supreme lessen" as tstut.
headmautrsd harshness“
us sunounces theori-
tItthii‘dI 30W!!-
ilsin w. zhohrbsck of Com Cate.
Darlen- - . .
“ (men-s Canbbe. oi honey nvanue.
bad one or the leading comedy but:
thetorf'llr. Horiibyfi ina‘ moving
Dimmeufltlpd, “Back Home nnd
mobs." which wss shownat the
Mil“ Theatre in Stamford. on Hon- ,1
ammo-cs“, and Wednesday. or
week. -
if:
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The orcton Volunteer Fire Com-
pany to announce their New
rears ev0 dance to be held Deanne;-
so, is the auditorium 01' the Noroteu
W School. instead ox the lira
house. where they had previously
planned to hold it.
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The Chrismas entertainment or the
Sunday School of the Norcten Presby-
tcrian chm. will be bold thin even- ‘
ing in the church. The members of
the Sunday School. will render the
beautifiul contain. "Santa. and the
Given.” The children have been
busily rehearsing for severnl arter-
ncoss. under the direction r Miss
Barbell-a Weed. omelet. t the
church. In edition to the cantata.
the textile: Christmas' ekercises will
be held. There are 135 on the roll
or the Sunday School new. This is
more. than, in former years: '
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This evening. at the regular weekly
prayer meeting or the Methodist
Episcopal Church. the Rev. Arthur J.
Fennel or the Croce Hethodist
chm-chrflew anen. will give a tnik.
Dr. Peunel and .3“. .1. W Kcrgan
will sing a duet. On Bundny morn-
tug. s sermon will be delivered by the
pastor.,the Rev. J. W. Morgan with
Sundsy evening. a New Year sermon
will be preached arterihe some. the
coon-entice. will be sen-nu with re-
freshments in the chapel by the indies
of the church. (chewing which there
will beaeocial hourand watchpight
service. .
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The Community Glee Club. or the
Darien Congregational church. will
sing on Sunday evening in the South
Norwalk Congregational chm'ch. Fol-
lowing this engagement. no rurther
outside appointments will be ~made
(or quite a while. enter the concert
on aundsy evening. mpareticns will
begin tor an evening's concert. which
will be given the last of tbb “but.
The Christmas entertainment orthe
Sunday School ct 8L1Luke'ls Episcopal
Church. was held yesterday afternoon
at s p. m. in the church. Thor-gm
I Christmas tree. beautifully decals
bled Ind lighted. After ; short pro-
gram or exercises and games, presents
for the children were, given out; each
child in the Sunday echocl. receiving
one.
i
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On Tuesday evening. (he KetIodIIts
mainteined their place at the top of
the Church Bowling league. by ue¢
renting the Emmanuel Chapel Team
of Springdale. in three exciting ashes.
Llndstrom or the llethodists had high
game—1N and high W1".
the preliminary guise tbs sophomore
and Junior lives will clash. Both 6::
these games should be rest. The High
teamaregoingatamstps'ee. iustat
the present time; and the Alumni will
present a very strong lineup on that
evening. The second year men or the
local school hsve a line teams and
court this ransom. The Juniors will
have to trnvel at ”top speed to take
their measure.
Why Take
Chances
" TherearetimesWhen .
wehhwiotskechsnces.
Lifeisfullofnecesssry
risks. But why 50 out.
ofyourwnytotskeun-
necemchsnces‘! Be
on the safe side with
your meney. Putitfin
servings account in
:
,9
4
Thesscree:
.umomm 1
Liudmm ........ 1‘4 108 18!
WW ........... 148 181 188
,Prstt uo —- ...
Beddow, .......... ~— 15! 5159”
Wman .......... lid 18: 121i
ly 18! 147 170
Tot’s us its sis
BPRINGDALES 7
near: 154 “1107
Renee“ .......... 1“ 105 133
Knapp ........... 10: 196 138
Fisher ............ 105 108 -—-
"”11? sseseeea-ss — "—‘ .‘
Westcott ......... 116 178 101
Tom- on no no
aetcthepopuiarityotmam
,which 00C“
1 uses connection, ‘15 New York.
" 9r
ure. antiseptic. I'm
”cream into your nostrils and let. it
pelletrate through every air ~
. clear.
7- breathe freely. No more hewking or
matting. Head colds and catarrh
nus like magic. Don't stay stuaed
up. choked up and miserable. Relief
In em .—-Adv.
remain! of Edwin B. my.
Mndédbys‘hbstotramua
irisnde. funeral servbes tor Ed'nlu ‘3,
burner W eta. old
Union Sendai. we- held at use
o'clock this afternoon 'trom the in.“
l“Meme. 200 East avenue. The
many floral tributes WW
Rev. Ernest F. Hal-rem, m 011
the Nerwnlk Com m
conducted the funeral. ch 113.
”M! 1'" view! in the m
meter: vnuit~ tor burial at g m
dats'in the East: Net-walk m",
w
Funeral cl Mrs. Greer.
,Thetuuernlotthelatenrnsm
1". Green was held this Ines-neon at
8:80 o'clock train the late home. or
leaview: avenue. Rev. RM]; ‘3,
note. rector of Christ W
church. anointing; Interlaced was in
Norwaik cemetery. ‘
‘. Rowayton
a... 'Hsrrict mam-.1. m as her
home in Crockett street. with an at-
tack or the grip.
O
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Kr. and Mrs. Sidney Bell. are en..-
tertaining Charles Terrell. In. Bell's.
tnther at their home in Crock“!
Itreet.
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The annual business meeting and
election or oincials or the Rowsyton
Baptist church will be held on Tues-
day evening, January 2nd.1928. at
8:15 o’clock.
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Preston M. Hart. Jr” of N0w York
city. sud hit. and Mrs. Albert Friebie.
homes. after spending a few dayk at
the home or Mr. and Mrs. Preston
Bart, in Ncmnley street.
. a. s s
On Monday New Yen"! DIV. Rev.
and Mrs. 8. BL Schnert annmce open
house to all or the members and
friends of the church. The hours are
between Sandiintheal'ternbop. and
mo and 10 in the evening.
The Christina; enterhinment or the
Rowayton Baptist Sunday school will
be held this Inning at 8 o’clock inure
church. Tilers will be e Christmas
In interesting program iI promised
All mgmbers and triends ad invited to
atten .
In the Rom my“
ch ..
Sunday evening next. {climaxl the
church service. a reception will be
given to the retiring pester and his
wire. Rev. and Mrs. Frank C; Clerk.
The occasion will serve us a celebra-
tion oi their wedding anniversary
on that dew and also-
es a farewe. All friends at Rev.
and Mrs. Clark ere cordisiiy invited
to attend.
W. B. ween: DIES.
honwxcx. Dec. 30.—-W‘|iliam B.
Walker. incident of the Amwlcnu
Thermos Bottle Comm at this city.
died at his home in New London.
early today. titer a five weeks' i‘lne.
ot heart crouch. 1
‘ Kr. Walker was born in Racine.
Wit. fifty-av. year. ago and came
bin in 101:. as hnd enter-in busi-
l‘r. Walker wls twice married sud
is survived by his second wife who
was Miss Marcella Rim: of New York.
and a daughter by his M wife and
m sons by his second marriage. The
burial will be in Weediawu cemetery ~
New York.
—-'o. U.A.I.Danoe.0ddMows’
masturdagsbecsotb.
HEAllNli CREAM
SHIPS Eilillflll
l'toeémid’rbpcat (near
Ityour nostril-are elm and
headstuned becaussot-catarrh
a cold. get Eiy's Creams. Balm nt
drugstore. Applyalittle otthb
m
or your best! and membranes. Instant
relief.
How good it reels. Your head is
Your nostril! are open. - You
:1
of Windsor. luvs returned to their .
pageant by the church aid school. and .
Duofold
Underwear
UMBuitsforMen,M&$5
UnionSIitlforBoys
..eeseze’s'sss $1150h$3.m
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Sf:
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2 sm
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8 SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK,‘ CONN.
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