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NORWALKS FIRST PAPER FIFTY YEARS AGO AND NORWALK’S F138T PAPER TODAY
”F... 3238725 Gilbert
Aliii‘“ . "ound Half
)5]. 3mm \Vrecked
P1211?
ML LEAP
achn‘eé Evidently
Tor’! 1 dose In Jump
F3; in; to Omaha
=’ ncago
‘rmtcd Prose.)
Dec. Cit—The body
alr mall aviator.
snow SIGHT! over
- route to Omaha
found this morn-
mile from 1113
"ad leaped from the
:r.1chute. but It was
he downuard ruSh
A piece of the
W21
; hi 5 body.
. rune August 15.
I.-. :3.-—Chu.rles Gll~
vziot, killed while fly-
'Cugo and Omaha. last
"-1111 In the United
servlce August 15.
“or! F. Egge. general
: of the air mail scr-
was 26 years of age;
.221 Plainsvllle, Kansas.
'3 Superintendent Egge.
zen dolng relief work
maul service and It was
111 that capacity that be
1110 ill-fated trip from
'_ Omaha.
1: .‘ Dec. 22.———Cbarles Gll-
-,-I the night fly-log acrlel
1050 his life In the ser—
, :rom Chicago with the
~ .1: at 7. P. M; Sunday.
.. . gig planewcro soon a
a . can. the flyor vublsh;
a: reported mlsolng
pound 1h? body. the
, loose, a. half mlle
=nere ms piano had
ge who set‘ out coon
-: 11y on the search.
:‘1 from the wreck-
"'1 for urn-aha. be-
3 HOOTCH
. SCJohn A. R)!—
. . Is the last. to-
e' . ...cohollc polsonlnz.
' - :5 known death’s
dlstrlct . slncc
“:3 -one persons
holiam were‘c'd—
~ hospital ~durIng
1:35 this mornlng
amen.
:.~': suffering from
«er more than
”AA, jourtmate, serlojcs
vault In death-or
..r,,_
:; m. a coma. on the
31:1 and died 0001:
‘1 to the hoepltal.
' V 132111150 HOUSE
- I T MEN!"
-ac. Zi—The New
:ious: statement 18-
foliows:
I . . .. . $538,000,000
103.000.000
83,000,000
3.? BALANCE
'~ Dec. 22.——Unlt0d
:5: balance at close
:cc—z‘nber 19th was
Are'l - lou Reading
.115. Series
The Evening
Sentinel
3"" SP0“ ._.1’Iag,_,e . ._
I21: 1 held by the belt.
first: of Norwalkrbad: heaJJLabout,
Enluxeu u uecouu~claar matter If the and office 31.
Sou-'11 Norwuk. Com-1.. under 1110 Act oIAMIrch I. 1879.
O
Wife to Sue Gen. WoOd’sISong‘ I
”Says He Lost Muchof- Fortune
Mrs. Osborne
band. son of M31. Gcn. Leonard “7 ood'.
Cutler Wood announced recently to
tho mess in
WIlmlngton. Dcl., that she would file sun for dlvorcc from he: bus-
In discussing the case she 33o
sorted that, Osbcrne Ind lost much of the money be was reputed to have
made In former stock opqntlons. \Vood' 0 frIends deny her 013101300110.
200 KIDDIES ARE
MADE HAPPY
AT ELKS’ PARTY
Day Nursery and
County Home Share
In Christmas Affair
-——Have Good Time
PRESENTS TO ALL}i
And Santa Claus Tells
A Few Stories-Har-;
old Lloyd i 11 Fine
Moving Picture
More than two hundred kiddies
Including thfch'lldren from the Day
Nursery and the County Home were
made happy Saturday at the Elks'
ball when that organization acted as
hosts. Besides a movie show. there
was music and candy. Ice cream and
blsculter‘and the grand climax. pres-
ents glven out by Santa Claus him-
self, who came on a. rush visit at
the Elks invitation.
It seemed as though all the chil-
the party. and hours before the start
they began to arr-Ive. Blg ones and
little ones; blond llttlc fellows and
brunettes: boys and girls. and bablcs.
too. Somehow. they all got In the
hall. and seats were found for them.
03 well as for thc mam wives of
members who also attended.
The picture. which was Harold
Lloyd In “Grandma's Boy." was
greatly enjoyed by evcryonc. and the
children were loud In their approval
and applause of the . bespectacled
hero. A minor mlshap of the after-
noon was when the fuses burned out
In th 113.11. but they were quickly
rcpalr (1.
Santa Claus. who gave out thc
(continued on Page Ten.)
. -—YUUR CAB BATTERY.
During the winter months (If you
are not running your car) needs
proper cal-0 and attemIbn. Exec;-
lent facilities bore for dry or wet
battery storage (of any make of bat-
tery. Give your battery the can In
Importance demands. « Reasonabla
rates. The Eye: Battcry Storage
00.. 09 West Ave. P110110 933.—-Ad_v
DAN'S TIRE $110?
Melee It 3 ndlo for main. Am-
ter Kent, $65 to 8100113010100. 335
andlup. 98 North 0x013 Bt.—Adv'.
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS
T30 Norwalk Dairy 60.. 88 Center
Avc.. cos-supply them. What 3 031-
lsfactlon It 1010» folks to know this
The price It booed on market condi-
tions on :10: daily. Howev0r 11110
concern urcs the trade that It 0.!-
wayc wIlI be 3. right prlcca. Phone
1664. ——‘Adv.
JUST LIKE KOBE ”ADE.“
That's what you hear folks Icy who
FIGHT WITHOUT
QUARTER FACES
REPUB. REBELS
President Shows Sym-
pathy With Stop That
Read Insurgents Out
Of Ranks
PATRONAGE
First Battle Will Be
Fought in Wisconsin
When Lenroot Seeks
Rte-nomination ‘
-.By DAVID LAWRENCE —
Speclal Correspondent
of The Evenlng Sentinel
(Copyright. 1924.)
WASHINGTON. Dec.2 2—‘1‘he war
on insurgency In the Republican
party ls war to the hilt. Presldent
Coolidge now has taken a step which
demonstrates to the polltlcal world
his absolute sympathy with the
move whereby the Republican lead-
ers ousted from their ranks the In-
surgents of the W'ect who In the last
’cumpalgtrwavo aid andwomfort_to .
the La Follette candldacy.
T1113 10 the most elgulflcant nap.
penlng In polltlcs since the 01001100
and more than anything else mcy Icy
(hc lines of battle for the future.
President Taft endeavored to use the
weapon of “patronage" to flght the
enemy wlthln the ranks but It proved
a boomerang to hlm.’ Mr. Coolldgc
has the advantage. however. of 110-
(Continued on Page .Ten)
DARIEN ATTKCBES PROPERTY
An attachment was filed this mom
lng In the office of Town Clerk Her-
bert B. Smith for $200 033.1113: the
property of John EAR/.1300 of D0-_
rlen In favor of Harold A. Persons
of Stamford. .
It In alleged that the dcfcudaut
owes the plaintiff the cum- of 8:00.
Damages of 8150 are asked. 1'30
0000 10' returnable In the Court of
Common P103.- 33 the first Tuesday ‘
in January
AT THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
--You'll- find c complete 1130 of
Whitninn' 0 Candlcc In 3.11 the pack-
3300. one-half to flvcopouuds 01:00;
Then too. 101101. 00 In big 00-
cortmcnt sad the 1130 of per»
fumes and- toilet mum .of. 130 but
makes) In town. Cigar-0 too for him
are here. I—thh M. 23101”. Prop.
—'A Problem 3.31,. com-0
As to wli'ct to glvr'ovcry 000 on
your common “it. Tho A". J. Col-
1130 Company star-0.40 filled with .
zinc worth the giver. and glfu that
will sudden 11-6 hearts of th- rc-
clplcnt- for. Dad.
Sister. S'wcbtl’xcart. or Friend—Adv.
Tim 11115511. Panama:
.Don't 1303011 03" under-clued be:
In: probes-mob .‘13.
Mother. Brother. '
“I130 'T-holuogn 0:5
L:
.—
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. MONDAY DECEMBER 22, 1924.1
%
Indications Now Are
That Western Bliz-
zard Will Disappear
At Sea
DEATH IaREPORTED.
Christmas Promised
-—— White 'Holiday
Norwuk shlvcrcd over the week
end. The mercury dropped to 8
abOvc zero early thls morning.
The cold wave broke hero Satur-
day afternoon. At noontlme the fur“!-
pcrature. according to M10: Laura M.
Comatock, offlclal weather obserxor
for Not-walk. was 40 degree; the
hours later It had dropped to 20 de-
grees. Church goers on 'Sundi‘ty morn-
Ihg felt the extreme cold for the
mercury had dropped 14 polnts over-
night down to 6.
The weather man today promises
a.,rIsIng thermometer probably fol-
lowed by snow. M133 Comstock. loo.
predicts snow wlthln 24 hours.
(By Assoelated PMS.)
NEW YORK. Dec. 22—13110 freez-
In: Weather which W30 swept Into
the eastern states Saturday nlghl on
the wlngc of an Icy northwest wlnd.
contlnued to nold sway today, al~
though Indications were that the
luhlng buzzer-a umt {ad struck the
west 13.52. week and then swept cacti
ward would dlsappecr at 303 wnhm
a short time. NewYox-k Clty fared
well In the cold wavc, but In New
England states and norlhcm New
York the coldest weather of the 003.-
30; was recorded.
Shipping Suffer:
Shipping suffered from the fury
of the wintry outcugln. although no
scrlouc min-tunic casualty W3.- :0-
poo-0.45 who own» “Viv-W
aruvcdtn batman: u 119qu
M-
(Continued on P320 Ten.) -
c051 $7 FOR
nus PARTY
IN sum
James Clark and John 'Gagon
were flood “”3116 full costs In the
downtown clty c'ourt thls mornln:
on the cbdrge of Intoxication by
Judge Gcorgo H. Vocburgh.
'lll IWO men were staging 0
Cbrlsnmas pox-1y under the Monroe
street rallrocd brldge yesterday of-
tumour and when the little affair
was at It's helgbth Pan-0111103 John
Toothlll and Frank Stanton. stepped
m'cnd broke up. The men had
two Jugs of average: with them.
when :hey arrived at' the brldge.
but both were dropped to the side.
mlk and broken during the com-00
of the party.
COUNCETO“
MEET TDMGHT
A specfcl mum: of thc Common
Council 110; bus: 001105 to: tblc eve-
01.3; In a» council 9330313011 of the
city ban by my» whom: 4.0m.
~ Action mu ‘1 ulna um 3310.
pmpmxou. mom-l! w.
Board of 3mm and
Th0 bun 102.130 amt 8990101 up.
0103 wmclco 90va clump
time.
OPEN Mos *
m «on of flu mucweu Pane
001390.313. 'a North 31033 mm. 00
wellumoctofthcqtbwctmu
.wIll be 0903 0W until
Gradually Risingil‘emfi
perature Before?
bar that‘ hove been reported to thc
late. after buulnx the gulf: 30100. ~-
Along the New W m 023:4
Wmcr chudrep on __Wa.ltcr avenue. 1
1 pwqu. rntttcr wt: Invbeugatcd
w. W. . .
dc:
BHRGLAR TESTS
LOOT BEFORE
HE TAKES lT
Henry A. Jennings of
Eggstport Loses $2, -
From Home
MANY PRIZES" .
Thief ‘ Makes Sure He
’ Has Only Solid Silver
—Discardé' E v é r y -
thing Else
constant patrol maintained by both
State police and Weslport and Fair.
field authorities as a "cult of a
sex-lee of robberies during the past
month. 3. burglar entered the home
of Henry A. Jennings Saturday 3131:!
and after'ransacklng the first floor
of the dwelling mcdc c successful
escape with loot- valued ut nearly
32.000.13‘cludlng‘ more than 20 prlu
cllvcr lovlbxg: 19..
Like Ulna- Breckc
The robbery was 01111110: to a num-
pbilcc during the past {cw Weeks.
The Intruder scoured entrance In!
jlmnylbg c wlndow 100.0111: on 0
porch and thoroughly rupee cked th‘e
first 1106:- of the dweulnz '
.3000 tn”; :0 colld cllvei-prlze 10%
ha vafiht
brood,”
1 0:0 fiForced. to; Flee
From Homes— Aged
Family‘SavedByPo—
I .
hceman . .
NEW YORK. Doc. 22. —Tw0nty
men. women and cblldr‘cn Were r0:-
cued by pollcemcn and flrem‘cn early
today during 0 three alarm flre In
the Park Slope soctl'on of Brooklyn.
Ono hundrcd‘tcnants In nearby open
mont houses werc forced to flee from
thclr homes.
Four families occupled the three
story bulldlng In which the blue oc—
curred. 000 family; conslctlng of a
70yycar-old mu and bl! two sisters,
59 03d 60 years old. respoctlvely, got
pulc-ctrlckcn_ 33d Wm con-led to
safety on the 011031ch of policemen
who
Eclpcd rccouc hlm wcrc token to 0
helplul for tmtmcut u 0 result
of breathing Imokc. 030 woman m-
030d 30;”: 00.30.1100 only to find an:
seven ,0: them bud died from tho
smoke. The one curvlvlng bird m-
ally wu recuccltctcd.
3 "CASES
OPDIPHTHERIA
M 00000 of dlpbtpcrh. won 1-0-
to Db. Robert E.g Pom“.
3001!!! (over £110 week-011d:
111900- -y}th 61000“ 0:0: John
men. a“: 19116;- 913.60. 801011 smug,
of 8 Henry 01:00:. and one of the
m ALIENS mom)
’ Chin-IE. 0y repel-ted to the
police 327 313111. thct 00310000
803611!
_ bad 03201-00110 old bowling cum
mmndmcw- the
_3§lw08uzunll.
GAB “OWNER
89030: 01“ info: run-cosine: :03-
0. or sllght 0001110310
”pm-0 obody of the 00.: II dam—
"04,100.” reactor- 9: lolly gap-
’11” club; To '10." the 03.130 prop-
‘ 0! buy func- the Ner-
1030:2120qu Cow-0
" at your service. P110110
i n Silverware ,
»wnfiron’r. Dec. 22. ~—Eludlng 3 '
"tenor nnd Ha
I
Radio Operators ,
Face Strike Threat
CHICAGO; D00. 2‘2.an
station operators faced 3. new 01:-
uctlon today In the demnd of
uplou muclclans than sullen
KYW of Chicago dlcmlcd two
”non-union piano players to avold
a ctrlltc at four o‘clock 1.1110 af-
tax-noon.
Several dance orchestra 03d a
theatre orchestra threatened to
walk out unless the planlsts were
discharged 0r jolnod the unlon.
or wires from the orchestra; to
KYW were abandoned.
usu KNIFE,
\ RAZOR, FORK T0
ATTACK WIFE
James Mola o f Ely
Ave. Arrested After
Sons Had Saved Mo-
ther in Home .
SHE ESCAPES
.HoWever, No One Ap-
pears in Court t o
Press. Charge - S o n
Uses Stove Lifter
mum of us
I W
Lily cvcnuc.
:‘mm
Lfiiflflmvucfluflafll tenuo-
win 0 butcher mu. '0; I?!“ and 0
fork. 30 103110106 3. will! Wound
on the rlght band of 51:0. Mole mm
2110 your. '
TM troublc started when Mr.
Moll become unused In 0 quu-rcl
WM: ‘ nclco. who W00 staying 3t 1110
home. Mn. Mole. Intcxoeded and
Molahbccomipg enraged. grabbed a
bulchcrkknlfc and owned after 1313
wife. , Ills three sons, _Anboulo.
June: and Adolph. grabbed Mal:
and took the knife from him.
Mole. then took 0 razor. This
time he lnlllcted a cllght wound on
one of L110 fingers of her right hand
and'scratcbed her arm. 'lhlc was
also taken from hlm by his sons.
H0 thcn plcked up a fork that was
on 3 able and for the third time ct:
tacked Mrs. Molt. He left the
Imprint of the fork In her right
hand.
Fearlng that their mother would
be killed. one of the sons struck
Mole. over the head with 0 stove
lifter mfllctlnx 3 large wound In his
head. This quieted 111111 for 0 whlle.
but. the argument was starting new
when 81101111 Clark arrived on the
scene.
Aucr belng treated by a doctor”
M013. was lodged In a. cell at the
downtown pollce statlon and placed
under bondrof ’350.‘
When the case was called In 010
downtown ”court this morning by
Judgi George H. Vos‘burgh 11000 of
the mctnbcrc of thc funny were
9:000!“ to testify against. Mole. It
wu stated by Counsel who rcpt-0-
jcnbeu M018. that they dld not wish
to press the charges. The case was
postponed until 2 p. m.
XMAS CANT ATA
AT M. E. CHURCH
, '1‘th Cbrlstmu canton “Morn of
Glory” by F.‘W.‘P'cacc. wu sung
last night at the Norwalk M. E.
church to 3. large: audlencc. The
cantata. was presented In flnc shape
cud-won Bean? cum-oval. Because
of the m of the hour- -when
tho can we: finish-1d. Rev.
m- B.~Tompklnc, pastor of the
church. «kitted I110 cermou and read
Instead tho poem "God’s Baby."
The cantata. we: can: by the
church 0310th 00an of Mrs. L.
L. flush. controlto: 21:0. A. Glbcon
8311;009:1100. mm w.
L» Sterling. 110.000.
Mu. Chester 0110c]: ‘ ecoompeuled‘ .
011' the plaza and Mr:.. John R.
Wrigley on tic vlolln. . ‘
more
~Th0 but mortmept avc‘r show:
for Ichlldrcn ‘01 .011 0300.,
very pre‘ttlé'st fdl; llbtlc 31:10 pm! 31'.
111340 of 9.3100 and outfit. for boys
30%;?ch 1300111 ’ In. 3100
Sand! Slate- on 81100; '
31210110:- be”. 130330117!-
and gifts for. be: an em: .
In: 0010011030 from to. 11210.0
”Sonic _
D0110 the-
TICKETS For
Crowd of“. ’Em Come to
Evening Sentinel Of-
fice Saturday, Ready
For Big Show
MORE TODAY
Santa and Jack Frost
Of Them—Scouts to
O
Ald
BY JACK FROST.
Do the kiddies of Norwalk like
movies? You should have seen the
happy throng of youngsters that
came up to the Even‘lng‘v Sentinel”:
office Satu day for tIckets lo the—free
movle show 3.1. the 313110 and Re-
gent theatres. Long before the ap-
polmcd hour of twelve o'clock there
won c 11:10 of .-lnppy youngcters.
clutching tlght In [1101: funds . the
coupon which they had cupped from
the Evening Sentinel.
The pictur0 wlll be shown at both
the Regent and malto theatre Wed-
nccdty 31021113: at 10 o'clock. The
wtormncc we: 31060900811110
through tbc klndnecs of David E0-
tercon of the Regent .3114 4:01:10
Ten-ll 030 Albert 73043111?! 9! the
$3.. and then tour “with: Fog;
-dl 1310 part tom W
m are: to the MR
m as am Mr my” a.
cent word that 110 #31::
very Minimum “Robb‘
«Boy: cud Gal :0 fill— watch
out for the Evenlng Bentlncl'
guests. There “Ill be 01: b0}: and
slx girl scents at each theatre
Chudren1who want. to attend‘tbe
show are advlced 1.0 cllp't‘he coupon
whlch they wlll flnd In today‘s Sen-
tlnel and brim; It to the Scn‘tlnel of—
00 tomorrow afternoon at 2 oclock.
when It will be exchanged for "a
tlcket.
(Continued. on Page Four)
‘ 150cm) OVER. _
NEW‘ BRITAIN. D00. 4:.«Mrc.
Barbara. Schultz was bound over to
by Judge ’Wllllcm C. Hungerford In
pollce court today for on alleged
sale of liquor at her home on East
Mala street. It was her thlrd alleg-
ed offense In thls respect. ‘ Judge
Hungcrford. after her convlctloo
sud he dlsllked to send 0 women to
jail and flxed her bond at $1.000 for
appearance In Superior court.
BANK OPEN EVENINGS
Co-operatlng wIth the merchants.
A. Raymond Betta. treasurer of the
Central F‘alrfleld Trust company
thl; morning announced that the
bunk would be open between 8 and
9 o'clock tonlght and every evenlng
until Christmal to recclve deposits
III-0W more keepers.
MULLIGAN’S HOME MADE
Crullere are 00011100010 ud flnc 03d
cooked wlth Crlcco clweyc.‘ If you
could sec the cplck and span factory
where they are made and better still
300 from what high quality» lngr0~
clients they are made you would recl-
lzc better why they'crc so good.-
Adv. I,
MORGANS FOB GIFTS
~Mcke tblc store a stopping plm.
Andlrons. screens, mcnlcure act,
tools of w klnds, cutlery In wldc
variety. sleds Ind skates for the
young folks. 0100131031 applumcca.
carvers. cots of knlvcc cad forks.
0201111033 knives and forks. . :puxtlng
goods. sweaters 03d 31!! co may
othcr‘tblugc 0:0 ban. this houdcy
union. Albert D. Morgcn. 84 Wash—
Inzton SL—Adv.
XMAS MOVIE
Will Take Care of AIF
the December term of Superlor court ,
Figh‘t‘c ‘_
At COmp o
'2‘
Ion Is 0112
Drivers Who Servos!
Ter m s for 'I‘tm‘
porting Liquor T§
Of Battle _ ' '
LAWYERS ROW: {34
Court Advises Bradley
And Greenstein‘ tap
Meet Outside If They
Want to Fight
The trIals of Jacob Levy. pl‘b:
prIetor of Combo Inn and Thom
J Lord of 17 7 \Vhalley avenue. m
Haxen and Louis Thorpe of 871
Beechwood avenue. Bridgeport. are
expected to disclose bootlegzlht $3
thods In Connecticut. Testimony (g
be presented during the betting *of
the Lord~ ~Thorpe case which (>519an
this morning In the Weapon-t 705:3
court 10 expected to reveal ‘
liquor ls transported to custom»:
this Stale.’
Levy wuc arrested at the Inn F31-
day after It had become known tut
ho had upplied for a. passport m
leave the country.
Lord 0113 Thorpe were 321100135
Last Tuefi’ay'. Levy I: wcgcd -'§
have refused to pay the :W
vao wen.” '?
truck. ' '
In jail. 1110;, 1:1le tho [it
balsam name 1.
o
ma“
“3
When Low 0&-
fuced .3 ngm ens 0d 111d .the 1&0
were crusted. ‘
Lord on the fitness sand this
morning sold that he and Thorpe
went to the Compo 1m: Tucson; 0,!-
ternoon and asked to 300 Levy. 'A'f.
for waiting In one of thc to:
oxer an hour James McAvoy‘ OLA!»
conic. Lord testified. entered ‘the
room and punched .Thorpc' 011$!“
side of the bead Henry Snyder of
239 Golden Hlll street. Bridgeporg‘
who he sald was wIth HcAvo'r.
then knocked hlm Into 3 «ml-003v
sclous condltlon H0 {med 1110.1,
he remembered nothing 0130 untll
he been! Levy tell the pollce 011100:
to “take thesg men away.
Peter La Charlty and Irving 1.0031
ard to whom Lord and Thomc‘rc'
alleged to havc made throat. had.
fled that the sun which Attorndy
Greensteln ebebIted and acid Wis
,. .
(Continued on Page T011.)
FOOD YOU’LL ENJOY ~ " '
I: served at The chole Lunch'nuil
restaurant, 54 louth M011: 8! Sp“
clal dlshec served here with 0 change
of the mu of 20.112 dolly. A kpbculu:
is the home— made 138.8117 made 033
cooked on the pron-11003. Yc'u'lL cu.
Joy eating at 1.1110 place. --Adv._
‘ i ’ . 0 1
——mr commnrnnm mm
A BAKEDEK ENWOSEREM ff?"
0 1”
Exclusive agency for the 03310 f6?
Norwclk. Dug”. New Canon «a
‘Westport. ‘ 010 your open '3‘
equipped for real winter coat
—-wltl1 the some. Th1- “lib
mcnt mckcs our-tuna. 130mb:
moblles, or car baton. In
in 3 posltlon to do m0 thlng you
dcslre for car comfort 3nd opp”?-
cnce at any time J Premru & 8003.
No.1 men-It Place. P1103012!”
—Adv.
—Genumc plum pudding: ’3;
plea In all tarlctl'ec for the ’m
rout Order. now. Puritan fl
Kitchen. Liberty Sana-0. 11W
walk. P119120 880. ~A‘dy. ‘
Free Xmas Movie
I
l
l today after 2 P. ML, or to
' in The Benedict News Co.’s
morning at 10 o’clock at either
.The Evening Sentinel’s
CDT DDT THIS COHPDN
Bring It To 1110 Office of
. Wm EVENING “flunk...
eEvening Sentincl’ 0 uptown 01110!
etbre, Wcll street, and it will be
changed for a FREE Ticket for the Big Show next wellness!”
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