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“uh white face.
.\ nil collu" Phone
:1. 3.38. ‘50 re-
.. -‘.- .id or alive. s-‘Ji.
1.. mm coriie, d 1-!
:~.irkcd black. white
. . villa-I. and feet.
; hill white tip. nlmfi
.. ‘1er upon return
1 Phone 59-12.
for SiU.‘-—- teal Estate
" Tin and dry build.
». 1‘ Park. 3150. each.
Hrorge Mitchell. P.
f'tulk.
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Real Estate For Sale.
“WW...“ tun-so. all improve-
u. ..|,-.mr lights, 0 moms Ill
. 99...: lmnl District. Near O. &
i»! ll‘ (wry. l‘rice $7.500.
pen-lnlmlv ltnllee. O room IIIII
. ,... ....ll tlmr. all improve-
” mu l‘v-nl illul DOW], painted.
in! l'l‘llll l. l'l'k‘c ‘5..00.
“mm tum-w. all impruverneuts,
m rm“ .. .-. E-rar garage in cel-
l i~t au-uue. 10 minutes’
'li It'
i,& K. new factory.
sitinlord & Nor-walk
Really Company
Phone 3486
FOR SALE
T" 'i‘mh‘ house. desirable ”C-
:lnn if .Zrll district . . . . O...‘
. limlly house. dcsirnblo sce-
”tin Ill .‘lltl district . s . . ”.500
ldlmlv house. I16“ ”‘9! 0‘
l Flhi ilulrlrt . . . . . . . . .10.000
in limilr hmuc. First district
............... $5.000
J. M. O’BRIEN
rm llrtate and insurance
if " m St.
.~‘- ll NORWALK. CONN.
uhzugton St. and R. R. A".
Phone 17'!
FOR SALE
Help Wanted Femgle
MISCELLANEOUS: I
——ADVERTISING
FOR SALE—Stamford Range. good
condition. 815. Mrs. “2 J. Flem-
WANTED—Expericnced operators
on Singer sewing machines. Good
salary. steady employment. Apply at
ing. Jr.. Mansfield avenue. Darien.‘ once G_emore & Shaffer. 136 Wash-
Tclephone 50. Ring 2. “'s-Zi. ington street. third floor. $.25
FOR SALE—Shoningter upright WANTED—Young lady for clerical
Piano. in good condition. fine tune.
Must be disposed of at once. very
reasonable price. Can be seen at 18
Elisabeth St. Phone 3874. s-Zi.
FOR SALE-Two 9x12 Axminstcr
Wilton rugs. box couch and kit-
chen range. Inquire 101' Flax Hill
road or phone 1941. s-24.
FOR SALE—2 fine parlor stores in
good condition. Bargains. Call 196
Main street after 5 P. M.
FOR SALE~Parior stove. fine heat-
er. good as new. Phone 1743. s-zi.
FOR SA'LE—il foot power boat. en-
gine and boot both in good condi-
tion. Apply '1'. Smith. Rowayton ave-
nue. Rowtayton. s-M.
FOR SALE—Bargain. Beautiful tuna
mahogany bed. full size with
spring and hair mattress. at very low
price. Phone Nor‘slk 1693. s-zi.
FOR SALE—A two-family house in
~ center of Norwaik. in fine condi-
tion. Price very low. Only $1,000.00
cash required. Home Realty Com-
pany. Phone 511. s-22
FOR SALE—9 Room house all im-
provements. 2 car garage. Lot
60x165. Located on a prominent Ave.
in this city. Best bargain in town.
For particulars address Owner P.
O. Box 155. Norwailt.
walnut
5 -burner
Avply
s-22
FOR SALE—One black
wardrobe. one Vulcan
gas stove in good condition.
llCouch street. Phone 1722.
FOR SALE—Two Republic trucks——
one 1 1-4 ton and one 2 ton—A-l
condition. Can be seen working at
A. Brown's Coal :ard. Merritt place.
Will sacrifice. s-22.
FOR SALE—Brand new bathroom.
$60 syphon closet. china low-down
tank. enamel bathtub and lavatory.
with all nickel-plated fittings: spe-
cial big bargain. white steel medicine
cabinet: 85. Seldenberg & Co.. 496
East 134th street. New York city.
FOR SALE—5 passenger touring car,
new tires. perfect running order.
Phone Darien an.
a A
FOR SALE—Special 0 Studebaker.
in perfect condition. equipped with
California top. A bargain for cash
purchaser. Phone 1060. s-i'lctf
FOR RENT
FOR SALE
()akland Touring
l'oril Pam-l Delivery
Overland Roadster
Dodge Touring
Chevrolet Coupe
‘fnvwrll Touring
I It‘lt'lilnd Touring
~lmlchnkt‘r Light Six
ANDERSON
OTOR SALES CO.
ll West Ave, Norwalk
TO LET—Five rooms. all improve-
ments. at 10 Concord street. ln-
quire 146 1-2 South Main street.
South Norwalk. after 7 o'clock. s-24.,
T0 Lari-s apartments 6 and 0
rooms all improvements. on Orc-
gory boulevard. Phone 1120. s-Zi.
FOR RENT—At Rowayton. furnish-
ed or unfurnished six room house.
bath. electric lights. Reasonable
rental to - April let. Briggs. Roton
avenue. near trolley. s-28
'10 LET—Sis-room house with all
latest improvements. with or with-
out garage. 78 Fairileld Ave. 8-21
lard lmlrln‘, will. starter. win-
1"al .......... "15.00
rrwr lnnring ........ S550.”
lilnnl w .lnn. l923 . .. . .m.00
I’ll“! l-‘lll‘lllL: ......... . .100.”
Ill \v-|.ln . . ........ “w.”
ht lH‘lrIHE .......... “00-00
SHl'l-"ELT BROTHERS
lllll\\l' & STAR DEALERS
:Hl \unhington Street
ht firuruslk Phoslo ”1‘
TO LET—Two rooms and kitchen-
ette for light housekeeping unfur-
nished. “'rite Box E. N.. care Sen-
tinel. 8-21
TO LET—Five rooms. all improve-
ments at 10 Concord street. Inquire
146 1-2 South Main. street. South
Norwalk. ' s40.
FOR RENT—Four room apartment
all improvements. Inquire 215 East
Washington street, East Norwalk.
Sopshin.
TO RENT—Office furnished com-
pletely. South Norwalk. most
FOR SALE
h hungnlow for sale or rent.
in Impmu-mr-nts: lot 50 x ‘00-
htre 131‘ch «.r will rent ’50 W
sum
ill, kl\I-\ or INSURANCE-
TAMMANY & NIHILL
1:; it a~hington Street
V‘hnnr- 33M! or 840.
prominent corner. 8 large rooms.
very reasonable. L Merrill. 8“ At-
lantic street. Stamford. Phone
Stamford 8000. 3-2;
To BENT—Four and five-room
apartments. ‘wlth all- improve-
ments. on trolley line. Only Chris-
tian people. Call 865-].
FOR RENT—Six-room- house. im-
provements. garage. one mile
South Norwalk. Oct. to May. Adults
or couple one child. Reasonable to
careful tenants. Flax Hill road. care
Sentinel. 8-21
To LET—Two furnished rooms con-
L'SED CARS
8150.00
3000.00
“50.00
”00.00
"00.00
$700.00
.lfif ”'1
hhl'l f‘;
to" ‘
‘7 7‘? .. . . .
'rt Merirl.
3900.00
335.00
s250.00
3150.00
. "00.00
‘ ~. .......... s250.0o
[Luther M. Wright
lulu lV out-LAND AND
Cliunun CARS
Regent Gang.
"hung- 2283
trally located with lavatory in
room hot and cold water. Inquire
105 South lists street. Few minutes
to R. 3. Station. , - - seal.
Female Help Wanted
WANTED—Wenced sales worn.
an tor afternoon and Saiurday.
Children's store. a? Washingtoxr
me“ "2‘
WANTED—Girl for general house-
work, apartment in New York. in
family of two adults. 1’. O. Box 437
South Norwalk or Phone 3181. l-Zd.
WANTED—Amok operator.
This is a permanent position for a
bright girl. Experience desirable.
but not onentisi. Apply Clover
Mfg. Co.. Winnipeuk. s-ze.
WANTED—Girls for light work. ty-
ing and folding handerehiefs. Ed-
win Bolse. Chestnut street. 80. Nor-
walk. s42
WANTED—Experienced bookkeep-
er. references required. Apply in
own handwriting. Boa 3.1L. care
Sentinel. M:-
nuns: HELD tum—Girl
or, g
a...“ "' the fight fob. as
on all work. Iron.
1 drill rod always to
‘ PM" of Sunooo II.-
for general office work. no eaperl-
esce secs-arr. Addre- Box sit. elo
Sentinel. I48.
wm . . plea-at
permanent ‘ Good chance
for adwt. Apply Clover mg.
Co.. W . 0-21,-
thN'l'SDé-A Coronet-t white w;-
msn for general housework in
firm-“Hun puc‘ femur of two. Phone {Id-l . I931
“N's-‘0! lint-"‘3‘ a.) X? 1 > :I. , .
“" nae-ens gr ' ‘ "my ””53 ”re.
position. Reply. stating experience
and reference. Write Box C. 1-1. care
Sentinel. 8-21
LEGAL
LEGAL NOTICE
Martha M. Conklin. having left
my bed and board I hereby serve
legal notice that I am no longer re-
sponsible for her debts.
- CHAS. E. CONKLIN.
Tax Collector‘s Notice.
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons liable to.pay taxes in the City
of Norwalk. in the County of Fair-
f'leld and State of Connecticut. and
the several Taxing Districts of said
city. on the assessment lie. of the
City of Norwalk last completed. to
wit. the list of 1022. which taxes
will become due and payable on the
first day of October. 1923. that I
will meet them to receive said taxes.
at the office of the tax collector in
the City Hall. North Main and Mar-
shall streets. on Monday. October 1st.
1923. from 9 to 12 o'clock forenoon
and from 2 to 5 o'clck in the after-
noon. and that said office will be
open thereafter. for the purpose of
receiving said taxes, every week-
day at the same hours. Saturday
afternons and legal holidays ex-
cepted.
On all taxes which .hall remain
unpaid after the first day of Novem-
ber. 1923. interest at the rate of
nine per cent per annum will be
charged from the first day of Octo-
ber. 1923, until the same shall be
paid.
Dated at Norwalk. Conn.. Semem-
her 20th. 1923.
Robert G. Mitchell.
Tax Collector of the City of Norwalk.
Print two times 21st and 28th.
Male Help Wanted
WANTED—Young men for stock
clerks. few good openings. Apply
If. Jacob (1-: Sons. Inc.,'50 Day St.
8-21
HELP WANTED MALE—Boy want-
ed for office. Apply at Sentinel
office. if.
s
WANTED
W'ANTED—Brick common wanted
in quantity. new or 91d. Phone
Norwalk 2720. Hi
WANT To BUY—A row boat 1: to
14 feet long. Address Boat. clo
Sentinel. so”.
VVAN‘I‘ED-Boarders. Two or three
gentlemen. Prfi'ate family. Phone
2178-5. 3-31
89001.! Sale Poultry.
Fowlhac lb. Broilers 35c lb. Roast-
ing chickens 40c lb. Roosters 16c
and 22¢: lb. First cla- serviee. P.
Romano. Live Poultry Mdrkei.‘ 13
Chestnut Street. Phone 8333. . 0-22-
OLD CLOTHING WANTED—Will
pay the highest price for used
clothing. Call or drop postal. Max
Berger. 146 Washington street.
JOHN DRISCOLL
General Mason Contractor
Estimates given on all work. ~
9 Valley Place Phone 1070
s-24
1‘0me AUTO WBEOX.
mo COMPANY
PHONE IDS-18 '
3 ROWAN ST. EASI‘ NORWALII
Old Cars Bought — All Kinds of
Auto Parts for his
Since warm weather has acute. in-
dustrious housekeepers are of
course busy renovating their homes.
Whether you want to dispo- of
Junk and old furniture or buy new
material. call or see
11. ASE
Phone 903 ... ... .. 40 Water St.
HEMS’I‘H‘CHING. SKIRT
PLEATING
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order
KNORR'S ART 8; NOVELTY SHOP
Commercial Bldg. Not-walk
Phone 3091
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
goods. rags. papers. Junk and all
second-hand goods. Anything you
save. Priceaccording to the quality
of the goods. A square deal always.
8111!? P. MABONEY
32 \‘an Zlndt Street
Second-hand Goods Always on Sale
GARMES
Portable and permanent build-
ings for every purpose. Sheet steel
or wood. Erected on your premises.
Beat! for price list.
EAGLE CONSTRUCTION CO.
Bridgeport. Conn.
Edison Mazda General Electric
lamps Motors
CHURCH and ABBOTT
—-.Successors to.—
- Norwalk Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON-
TRACTOR
Incorporated
Electrical onstruction and Repairs
ROODNER BLOCK PHONE 1490
noose: reaffirm
Paper hangin- estimates man at
lowest price. Urge assortment of
wall paper samples. Up-tmdate style.
Try our estimate.
JOHN HUDAK
Phone I“ 41 Benton St.
PROFESSIONAL ‘
Miss Maebel F. Austin accepts
pupils for violin instruction at 9
Union Park. Norwalk. Information
as to terms may be bad by calling
Mrs. Edward J. Sims.
Teacher of Singing,
Tone Placing’Dictlon—ltepertoire.
has resumed teaching for the season
1018.24. at her studio. 4: High
street. Noruulk. s—27.
“hoover intends to BUILD this
Fall. should SECURE firm LOTS
at once.
We have some EXCELLENT‘LOTS
for sale at righteous prices and in-
vite purchases-s to come to the office
and look them over.
Or, if one 'wants a ready built
house, we have a number that may
prove interesting.
Everything in the real estate line
it
The Lawrence
Agency
15 South Main Stseet.
- 'FOR SALE
FOB PARTICULARS SEE
Wm. F. Hoyt 8 Son
“lama. Phouodso
Mints—W
cm Wt,
handing good heater. hard-
wood floors.
Paper-banger. Decorator and Paint-
er. L'argeet assortment of finest
wall paper and painters’ supplies at
reasonable pricea Try our famous
door and deck enamel which will
give you a fine long wear on any
kind of floor.
ALEXANDER WHITE
85 Lowe St. Phone 2058
NAG! BROS.
Local and long distance trucking
of all kinds. Piano moving. Special
van for moving purposes. Daily trips
to New York City. ,
100 Conn. Ave. Phone 818 daytime.
804-14 *hts. .
nighest prices paid for rsgs..pa-
oer. rubber. metal and scrap iron.
NORWALK JUNKOO.
' ' M Wilton Ave.
Norwalk Conn.
Telephone 3118
O. 11. ms
Mentions as: '.
Cabinet Mason. Refinishing and
pholssertsg
Picture Frames and Ifirrora‘Sbsdos
blade to Order
1 West Ave. ’ So. I'm-walk. 0t.
WALL PAPER SAMPLES ‘
Roodner
Feed Co.
waousaas .
noun. run. exam. an.
smw, mammals. no.
Phone 2400
Elevator. Ann Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
, BATHING cars
WATER. WINGS
Allthel’opulor'ralouml’o‘w-
ders andOold 0m .
Bovi Pharmacy
“Smith“ In.”
st-Pv" -
Alone Bloom
~m—u V ' 1
L . Dixie Hines
«NEWI'ORK. September. 20.—New
York has been reading all the news-
Papers in one in‘the past. two or
three days. Si co the strike of the
pressmen the: have been no regu-
lar issues of the daily newspapers.
but each paper. in tabloid form. has
carried the headings of all the other
Papers in addition to their own. All
the morning newspapers are issued
on the same form and all the after-
noon newspapers are issued on their
uniform form.
There are about twenty regular
daily newspapu-s published in the
English language and devoted to
the newi of the day in New York.
Except "The Call." the labor daily.
there has been no regular issue
since Monday. It is pathetic to watch
the anxiety of the baseball fans,
the theatre fans and others who fol-
low closely the happenings on and
about Broadlvay via the "window
shopping" system. Plays are pro-
duced and no one knows what their
fate is. New plays are proposed for
Broadway and except for the few
billboards displayed. no one knows
what they are. Altogether the right
arm and the right eye of most New
Yorkers have been lost since news-
papers have been deal
0 O
Can'oll McComas. the actress who
has added another delightful crea-
tim in “The Jolly Roger" to her re-
pcrtoire of cleverness. began her
professional career as a whistler.
She whistled her way-fromi'Califor-
nia to New York. then acrou the
seas. From Londan she went to
Australia and thereabout slivers
whistling. and whistling so beauti-
fully that poems wcre written about
it. '
“Generally speaking." Miss Mc-
Comas remarks with a witty twink-
le. ‘whistling means that the person
who is whistling is cheerful. In my
callse this was particularly true when
I was engaged at a large salary to
whistle. The practical use to which
whistling can be put. is to convey
that we are quite happy and unem-
barraased. \Vhen you have been made
to feel extremely foolish there is no
relief like whistling. It should. how-
ever. be done in a 'honchaant. man-
ner. It is natural for every happy
man to whistle, and in time every
happy.wcman will whistle. When
everybody is whistling. everybody
will be happy. and that will mark
the millenium. for this reason one is
glad to think the arrival of the mil-
lennium will be delayed."
O C .
Forty-second street one of the
most-theatrical of New York's
thoroughfares. has a play called ‘The
Woman on the Jury" on one side and
directly across is a play called 'Helen
of Troy. N. Y." In the cast of the
former is a stage character named
‘Tom Lewis.‘ a philandering juror.
cleverly and delightfully acted by
Bennett Southworth. Frequent re-
ference is made to this character
by name and his prediliction for
refusing." For stage put-pom this
is all right. but Mr. Southworth has
given the character such a clever de-
liniation that the name and the
wcnknss are inseperable. which is
rather bad for the actor in ‘Helen
of Troy. N. Y." who is none other
than the rotund Tom Lewis himself.
This is .not the first time that
stage characters and real charac-
ters have been confused. In “You
and I" one of the stage characters
bears the name of “Roderick White."
In point of fact the real Roderick
White is a well known violinist. with
two equally celebrated brothers in
Stewart Edward “'hitie. novelist. and
Gilbert White. painter. A new play
will be produced in‘New York next
month with a character named “Dick
Little." There is a. real Dick Little.
as readers of the Chicago Tribune
will recall. In fact he has often
passed judgment on their plays in
the drama columns of that paper.
' 0 O O ’
Bessie Barriscale. the blonds star
of vaudeville. is not a prise fight
fan. but she has summed up the
trade better than any of the sporting
editors of the country.
“Prize fight." she says. ‘consists
of nine parts prise and one part
fighn”
Inlandnorn.
They who have smelt the keen rich
scent of..grass '
In inland meadows do not need
the sea.
Or foam along the ledges. or a tree
High on a rugged cliff that vessels
pass. -
They who know meadows wide with
climbing flowers.
. clarionlng
Of birds in hedges on a day in Spring.
They need no harbor where a lean
mast towers.
They love the way that walls run by
a town.
Cloud passing in a pageant and
the stones
Along a country brook, the mono.
tones . . - .
In early evening when the sun is
down. _ .
They have no need of water or the
son's
Crying at dark or the immensities.
Harold Vinal. :
In the New York Herald.
THE mom
tLo! n the painted oriel of the west.
Whose panes the sunken sun in-
carnadines. ‘ ,
Like a fair lady-at her easement.
Ell-1M].
The «warm: the star
e
mallet-thorns.
Between Oak and tissues Its.
same, are. 3:00".
rhea-mm
sessile” -Hsao flares and Tires to
Fit Any Make of Car.
We IWD
TWO PANTS SUITS
Extra Pants Double the West.
ASHER. GLICKSON
.ciothier. Hatter sod Furnish"
To Men and Boys
11 Iain 8‘. NW.
P
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Generosiv ”a
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amino it I
STATIC!
A Few Good Buys in“
Used Cars.
Aaron Kohn .
QSaflroadAvenue
t
av'no aoczssonm
THE ”1113 PLUHBER in.
. quires about the comfort of
your home. ls your furnace mis-
behaving? If you will let as re-
pair and adjust it. it will serve
you faithfully or we'll know the
reason. Save cool morning. noon
and night. .
The NASH. RAYMOND
& DEAN C0.
2 Flax Hill Road
ed them daily. ‘
O
“'ings lifting up at sunset. the .
of~iove ‘
"ML’E‘L .‘t .., . ‘ . .
And then duos: hho doth herself di-
m f \‘i t g Y.“ 2.
Of all her radiant garments. and
. t reelines ‘ _ " -
. Behind the bomber screen of yon-
.~ der pines. _, , .
:With unlabel- and sort dreams- of
love‘ ' ‘ , ,
I” WASEHNG‘I‘OX or.
SO. NORWALK ' '
an. woor. $12. 1 .
SUITS ........
Sachs ' Delicious
NEW ENQAN‘ D
BREAD
Fresh Rolls and Bread Twice Dally
TRY IT ONCE AND You
WILL WANT l‘l’ ALWAYS
New incised Iresd Rye Ireao
Vienna Bread
“3 YOUR 0300“ 1‘03 11‘
0
Raymond R. Aiken
Successor ‘0
Raymond ('9‘ Son
WALL 3 HIGH STREETS
NOIWAL‘. 00m.
South Norwalk
Plating Works
METAL POLISHING
NICKEL. COPPER- AND
BM PLATING AND
PINIBHING ON ALL
METALS
Factory Work a specialty
Phase d“:
REAR res acumen“ 51:.
so. aoruvana. come.
I
‘
the Coolest Place in 1‘0in
Formerly N.E&ndy$bo
Chantal. Solid
THE P'ARISv
_l
is
M ..i
otoaxasurrnouss "
2. nanometre» 3,
so. lorwalk
J
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WINNIPAUK e
FEED STORE
81M!“ .&:.M,Lm
We chess and screw colon In
(haw-3033’. “mo,
«sch-Mm : mes-enameled.
THE CONNECTICUT
LIGHT & POWER (‘0.
58 Wall Street
Norwalk
Phone 1680
Buy a
Vulcan Smoothtop Gas Range
' and get $5.50
for your old range
SALESLADIES
WANTED
With or without experience.
Apply by letter only stating
age.
MILL OUTLET STORE
12.4 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
ILRnlIi:
DinesttheOldStandhg:
THE OXFORD LUN
and RESTAURANT
e SOUTH sum clam-RE
sou-n sonwaml. 001mb “
v!’ .1
Phone 2216
REO '.
naramrxo exp OVEREA u . E
PARTS AND ACCESSORIES
HAYDEN
AUTOMOBILE CO: '
56 No. Main'St. '
Speed .
Wagons
SERVICE sranox moss:
A..—
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HERSHFIELD
Motor Transportation
1 Company
Long Distance Trucking
Daily Mice Between
New York and Harwell:
nuns» vans run
FURNITURE EDITING
26 Concord .St. Phone 294
South N orwalk
N. Y. OFFICE
201 W. 2011! St. (Eloisa 805.
Try a Bottle of Angel Dnnk'
Chocolate Mailed sun;
blade by
THE NORWALK DAIRY
COMPAN Y
33 Center Ave.
Phone 1004.
Norwalk
Homo deliveries, 20o qt.: 120 pint
0 you know
howeasyitis
”ownabeautifiil
Genuine
sk about our
A
”retool-adv: .'
purchase
plan. ’5‘
Out-whsdow '
My
» ma. a. cause
' rouse“. mneovos' auo
“mlifl
soup-seer. campus.
GI.
Agents for the
DeForest Reflex
Sets and Parts. ,‘
THE NORWALKS’.
ELECTRIC co.
11 No. Iain M
PHONE 2078
It
4.
4
FALL TERM _
NIGHT SCHOOL
OPENS T
Monday Night, Sept. 10th
ENROLL NOW
.\
Jl“
MERRILL BUSINESS
COLLEGE -
on: National Bass Mi ” ‘
rm awe.
DR. THEODORA
SHREITER
7. WW 8!. Ph- 1..
SHOWERS.
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mam ‘
Natumpathio W
for All I!!! Beep! Con
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Norwalk Chronicler