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7 gs Hel
-Eched Today
Jersey Coast Lali
13- Passenge
Phillips Wants
Whipping Poe
STAMFORD. Jar.- 2.——Restor
. Lion of the whipping post as
punishment for certain offence
was advocated by Alf: ed ‘4. Pi;
lips L‘emomat. retiring mom <
lice as mayor in a communion!
to his successor John F. "c eatl:
Republican who took office 111
today. In the communicauo‘l ‘
urges ti: at an act be pl‘cpfii‘é‘d
rattling mayor re "I'm-ends e
cally and flurry-gauged {'110 N
State legislature at Hartford p
viding that whipping posts
provided for men who beat: J
“has or the: 1' parents or part“;
o ho 3’ use tlxii c.» Ultimo.
last nlglt, 1!, was made 320%
9:,1' ran 3;; .13?! 1;:
f RUSH CHllDR
FROM ASYlll
ASFIRE int
.Sixtyvseven Y o u n
sters Marched Fr
Bridgeport Inst"
tion to Safety
STOP” PANIC
men “York
BRIDGL 91;!
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,tbey were ’5.deth d in from of In:
, building while firemen extinguiled»
' E the blaze
The fire- 1,1"- ' h
FRENCH RAVE
PLANS EOR; WA
DTRI PAYNE
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VIAAHILIG‘LUDL Jan. Junk-2i. co‘s
formal kalLLia:J.UIl ot a. plan lo Sci.-
..lui'lzbul. UL liar War 1414:: CCL/I. Ll
= item rebates nae put a. new .62. a on
villi; augullo 51.2.23 basil 3. rant;
‘ '.1‘ullLIbbLlLili_‘ slitmtlon.
lilo Hezzltlzlgzun governuleu de-
sires for {no l'cbcill. to £11.12. no
comment on. the step, 536121411; 8.
cmezul engulnation of the r each
uote. bur. there is mantles}. 5'
cation that the settlement uscus-
:AULIS tote produced at Least at
Cl‘cLe propoaul trout bans.
inure nus been some appz?’
”slog 0V=r reports that the b ouch
Vise-re tvzn " ;
32:021.: why; me?
out in the bmement luuirir
Bridgeport Protestant pr-z
, eylum at noon todai. . Z‘E-g
es and attendants quelled an ci-
pient panic among the children Ild
:Alice McCormick,
. . started in .2, ar-
rel of waste. was quickly 11561--
control. I
vzee fc Norwa 1: announced today the
Esubmittec iron: an‘ school in the
Ecity and which consiss o: a cenitl- ,
ranged book in the ccmest, together
TfIme VNNeuilnew.-
mow woman! on ' -
Ann! 8.51113th Manama:
snow! WW Toxlom
my: 1109 1;“ A. M. a 1:20 P. in
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PRICE THREE CENTS
OTHER PLACES
N ew York, Washington
And Baltimore Have?
Big Fall-Six Inches}
0f Snow May Come
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3 and by noon a couple of inches 01
snow had fallen and the prediction
of the weather man at New Haven
was that the snow would continue
Eto full tonight and tomorrow and
éthat southern Connecticut would be
3 well covered.
The Connecticut company began
its first soon “01!“; or the season at
gout a sweeper to keep tie tracks‘
. clear.
The following report was sent out
jockey from New Haven.
“arming; for high minor. are dis-
played on the coast.
Conditions: Jim-:3 of high pressure
overlie Maine. the gulf states and
Nevada. A long trough of low pres-
sure prevails. iron: Montana south~
eastward to the Virginia coast with
centers of low baromente over east-
em: Virginia, Lake Erie and North
. Dakota. It is very cold in New Eng.
land and the St. Lawnnce valley
ibut the temperature ls rising in the
\‘C‘estei’n sections. Snow in some
places heavy, has fallen in the lake
region, Pennsylvania. and Row York.
Rain has lien general elsen here east
of ti o 95m mcrldan e‘icvi‘tt .\ ew Eng-
land.
NEW your: gas. 2 -——:\ow York
City today was in the grip o' the first
(Continua on F3 :: lwo‘l
WINS EIOIITING
ESSAY CONITSI
Eleven, of C e n t e r;
High School to GetE
$50 Prize
The Lighting Edutm.,1:alCommit-
names of winners of the various
prizes uttered to the s hool children
:or Nor-walk during the Home Lighto
1113 contest which :lose: December I.
The gland prize for the city and
which is awarded to: the best essay
cate tor $50 worth or merchandise.
redeemable at any store in Not-walk.
has been awarded to ills: Alice Mc—
Cormick. 3 Chapel street, First dis—
trict. lilies McCormic: is a pupil in
the 8th grade of the Center High
school and while 02!; 11 years old.
she had the nearest and best a:-
with the best essay.
The other prizes r hich were o!-
fered to: the best essz y submitted by
a boy and the best essay submitted
by a. girl in each of the Junior High
schools and the two porcelain!
schools. and the two prizes for each
class in the Senior High school have
‘oene awarded as shown below:
FRAXKLIN SCHOOL
Boy—Palmer Huntington. 4 Cour-iv
land place. South Sui-walk.
FactoryEmp 10y, Take up Collections to Swell City- Wide
Fund for Xmas ight Grade Crossing Victim
and training. Help the fund.
Donations taken at the Rowaywn
Greenhouseg, Inc”
$88 50 and were from the following:
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Enoon when thg lo cal officia rs: ordered {431335, R. range:- 325 00
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1.00 M. Scar-acme ...... ........
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Principe Pasquali ........... 1.00
..... 1.00
James qsmnat ......
Total .................. $88.50 W. H. Barnum
'ohn Zilsk ............ HARRIS FACTORY.
Albert!)exter.............. '
Pietro Florentine; .........-
Nicol); Cusso ............
Albert DiVito .....HW.
Gniseppe Buss. ..........
Steve Reynolds ............
Mr. cm: .
Louis Frazelws ............
Giuseppe-Bartlet: ..........
Mr. Gamer .............-
Samuoiabaskman.........
Salvatore Tammna .....
Contantlno Tammnoone ....
Sabato Cimineiio
James Sander ..
James Seuch
Steve Powell
Giamo was“:
Mike: Levy ....... .........
Martin Buncdlkovich .-...
' Yooply Monoin
Maurice Bossone
G.Shlumar ....... .........
tedny totaled; 1". Nelson ......... . . . . . . . .
Raffacle iramto ........ . . .
Maui“ w Doyle
Lui: Milazzio
Andre“ Scouni; A
George Bloric ........ . . . .
Joe Statuick
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1.00 éJohn Frank . . . . . . l
1.00 l Rudolph Guggcis . .. . . . . . . 1
1.00 hlohn Golluski ......... . . . .. i
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Loo F. F. Tamer
James Rogers . H
Ernest G Holly ............
John La Mort .......... .* . . . .50
“‘illiam P. Lopez ......... .50
L‘lnlllo Maultrio ..... . . . . . . . .30
Miscellaneous
2
W. Mullihand ..... . ..... . . ,
Giovanni Bassone . . .,. . . . .
John Hemp!
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_ Response to the Longobric Fund, started by The Evening Sentinel, to aid Josephine,
maimed to the extent of the loss . a leg and foot, in "the terrible grade crossing accident at
Catherine street, Christmas nig 3 has been city-wide.
Five hundred dollars was e goal first set. As the sum exceeds that amount today, the
goal is raised to $1,000, so that J ephine, the sole bread-Winner of her family, can be fully re-
habilitated and the brave heroin again made self-supporting, through the best treatment
1d Whatever you can. $1,000 is the goal.
1.00
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......... ..... $82.50
:01) AY‘S CONTRIBITIDN
adaitlonai donations. to in:
Coltécaou taken or the Bad
Men Bridgcpon Kacey
basketball game at the 8?-
F— TO
EIII.N:' A .N
fw,raéiymaeeymfv~r;‘*
5%: .
A“; AmWTM‘ ,, 2
Resp onse
To Appeal
éMaimed Girl in Hospi- E
tal Smiles ll hen Tol£
0f 1 Eind’s Progreset
...-....... 1.00
..........- 1.00
Rmvunon Greenhouses Inc. .
01nd f
mory 75.00
Samuel J. Roodner . .. . . .. . 25.00E
Samuel J chicr .......... 25 00 ,
A Friend ................ 10.00.
Frazier Gilman. Rovmyton .. 10.004
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fay . . .. 10.00‘
EdmrdGans ........ ...... 1000g
JJoe. C. Rindskop! . . . . . . . . . 10.00?
George J. Diefenbach . . . . . . 10.00=
William E. Hvswrberg 10.005
PRLVIUL‘S CONTRIBUTIONS
Punloue Contributions were from:
Charles E. Harris .......... 50.00:
Mrs. Robert C Barclay .. . . 50.00I
Industrial Bo“ ling League. 80.00 .
David Esterson 25.00'
Sentinel Employee ....... . . . 20.00 E
The Evening Sentinel . . . . . . , 31.500 3
Joseph La Porto ........ .. 10.00 i
Hatch & Bailey ,. i . , . 10.00 ;
Fred Iocknood .. ,,_ 1.00:
L '~T.1\8\1 Recruiting C‘fliccr- 1.00 7
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get it"my so it some day. I‘d like to»
feel others would hep me." And
then he left.
"Sad: “Thank You”?
SEES SNOW
Eager to Get Out and
Shovel It——- Artificial
Limb Needed First,
Says Doctor
Alexander B Morton . . . . 5.00:
Henry l‘abrizio E . . _ 5.00 ' ——————
Mr. and Mrs R Thompson 5.002 ' i‘ 1511 2 much but it‘s to}: of"
union Elwood . .......... 3.00 E «chat I‘ve got.
Samuel [rt-land ..,. . . . . . . 2.00 That is the 0-1 lrit 1! at piompt'
J. A. Bernard W“ 1.00i no man “‘10 gate a dollar to IL‘t'
Ole Hooker-11nd .......... . . l 00 E Long-o bricco Fund
E. A. B. ........... . ., . . . ,. . 1.00; Just a war ltc: r indistinguishable
Vincent Firs: _ E ., . _ .. . .. , . 1.00 from hundreds of other mm: 21- l
1301:“ alk. he res: 61 his tin ditto:
Total .. 2.. . , . ......... $219. 00 15:” on the counter 311. The Exening
[Sentinel ofi'lce this morning. He
fix-en“ from big porlte' {no dollars—v
pail his tummy. lie howl out one.
dollar and put the other in Isle
pocket. ‘
"lt‘e 1.3 C ‘ cl: and maybe TI‘
Another contribution from Row»
anon « me from Llié Rowaytor!
GreenliOt
Sullellk, ‘Al
Joeephme‘s plight. A collection was
. 1:11;. of F'raélndly and
11's lhc eznploses read 01'
Total .. .......... 8212.00I1mrnedlately taken up among the
. Charles E Harris Factory
Employee! , , $82.50 '
Him: 3 Contributions . . $218.08 a
Previous Contributions . . . .. 3213.00 .
Tomi . . . .. 3602.00
Z NEW CASES
OF DIPHTHERIA
ART REPORTED
This Makes Five More
Cases Since Wednes-
day Night —~ Those
Who Have Disease
ake Recommenda‘
one to Committee
Just Missed Being
" A New Year Baby
Sir. and Mrs. John Russo, of 3
Cross street,
had a. joytul New
o'clock W’ednesdhzx
they became the parents
of a. bouncing baby boy. the last
child. it is believed, to have been
born in Norwaik in 1924. Mother
and child are doing nicelv. Dr
Mabelle Perry was the. at ending
At the Nor—walk hospital, the
stork tailed to appear yesterday.
.
;:»ertntendeut 0! Schools George
{nation will recommend
‘znimént or seven new
Two new cases of diphtheria were
reported last night to Dr. Robert E.
Pardue. health officer.
are in the First District.
with the disease are: George Krappe.
28. of Spring Hill road. and Harold
Golfin. infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Coffin. 0-! Ohio avenue.
Besides these cases. three others
were reported iii Wednesday night.
They are Miss Anna. Stem. ~O, o! 183
Main street: Ernest Mezzo,
Woodward avenue, and mother tour
your old girl living in I;
That precautionary measures must
be taken in shown iron: the toot that.
i411. diphrhnfls. in :tliLspx-ealdi, n¢.,1>,r.,
ocmmittee a: the Board of Edu-
;n which will be held tonight at
the senior high school.
teq'chers will be assigned to the new
so: 10.; which will be
complete at the opening or the seo~
semester February 18!.- The
school committee consist: 0: Clinton
.8. Rowland, Mrs. George F. Betta
aii L'r. \Villium J. Tracey.
Sugar-intention:
ready and
Buchanan. said
t at. "here was a. poaslbiiity or the
committee discussing the
BETTER FILMS
SHOW FOR JAN. 10
IS ‘POSTPONED
Diphtheria Orderi
AgainstChildren
Under 10 Causes
mobiles stolen in \‘ew York city on
Vow Year's exe and one had his an
tomobiie that was stolen roceutiyE
irom this city. returned to 11.11: by i
the New York police. F
police yesterday that his 1925 Cadil-
lac sedan automobile, had been stoi—
en from New York. city on New
been found by the New York police.
Mr. Gods. just recently purchased
2 NORWALK
CARS STOLEN
IN N. Y . CITYE
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Hubbell Car Is Found
In N. Y. City
Two Norwalli men had their auto-
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J. H. Swarm, oz Hauford place, in- E
formed the local police last evening?
that his automobile had been stolen
in New York city, while it was park~
ed in Tierney street.
Gaza. Goda reported to the local
Year's eve. No trace of the car has
v“ W“ LU
Still another element of
tainty in Lao debt tangle appeal-s to
have been eliminated by a. Biltish
Enlbassy statement today flatly de-
nvmg that two Bank of Englanc of-
ficials who i‘eceritl yarrlve’d in
York were sent to this countr} on
an ofiiclai mission.
The French note did not reach
Washington in time for considera.
tion at today's cabinet meeting.
The cabinet did receive and con-
sider informally, however intima-
tions that had reached ofliciais here
in advance a: the note, showing in
skeleton term what the French ro~
poeale might be expected to con—
This cutlirl e.
uebl. might be ropuclioted. 111w.
possibility now 13 regarded a
ultely raluoved.
inere its: much gratification
Over Simultaneous reports El‘Ow
London that Great Britain ..Lignl
look ‘13th apprmai on a El
American Settlement swing
more lenient terms than L12
corded London in the Anglo-
can agreement. ’l‘hcse reports.
Newtown Terrace. Ix‘orwalk. Conn.
MOTHER OF LEO
New
Georgia. had commuted his sentence
Girl—Anna Micklovich. 51 Taylor
avenue, Not-walk. Conn.
CENTER HIGH SCHOOL
Boy—Everett. T. S. Baker, 81
Girl—«Charlotte B. Prunye. 39 Bel.
(Continued on Page Two.)
FRANK IS DEAD
NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-—Mrs. Ray
Frank. mother of Leo Frank. who
was lynched near Marietta. Ga... in
1915. is deed here from heart dib
ease. Frank was convicted of tour
dot of a fourteen year old in a. plan-
cil factory and was sentenced to
death. His lynching followed an-
nouncement that 'the governor of
to life imprisonment.
whose details are
guerded with the greatest care, is
understood to have been communi-
oated to the state department by
Ambassador Herrick after his re-
cent conference with French Fin-
ance Minister Clemente].
-HEATING AND PLUMBING
Proper heating and correct plumb-
( in: in the hon: or building and you
1 «that Rh while. Add!
ing to Brophy’s Laundry. There'are
a good my reason: why. but one
important one is that a quality Job
will be done at a. right price. Bim-
ily washings ore charged‘ for on the
basis .of,tweive cents per pound
here. The washing will be called for
and delivered. 134 Water St. Phone
START THE NEW YEAR
“By sending your tawny wash-
pubiio'echoolw He said. how-
ever. tint as for as he knew ct the
9- esent time that all school-i would
open Monday after the Christmas
Pox-due has a. supply at anti-tom
distributed among
phynicians to:- those who wish to im~
maize themselves permanently from
the disease.
BL‘ILDIKG PERMITS
Buildinz'inspectsr George 1!. Hub
boil 1:1:qu the ' {allowing
permits this morning;
Michael Giorlando. porch addition-
in Cross street. cost $300.
Bertha. Buttery. house addition in
Ponus avenue. cost 8500.
J. E. Kane end '1'. F. Mencken, II:
room home and garage in Romyton
Beach. cost 81. 000.
J. H. Barnum. studio building in
Silverrhine. cost $2,000.
Miller and Tracey. remodel store
front in Main street. cool. 81.200.
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EE‘I‘EBTAIN.
Mr. and Mrs. J. William Rowe. 0.
Spring Hill, entertained
home yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam I-I. Cutler or Jemy City. 31.1..
and Hand Mrs. Wilma: Ott. of
magma. N. J. '
which Will be
. MUSICIANS am
There will be an important meet»
in: at the South Namlh Mums
Union in the Musician headquarters.
106 Washington street. Sunday at-
o'clock. Several ap-
Piioatiou at new members will be
acted upon ad 1925 otticerl will be
installed {allowing the financial and
business report. or the retiring- o!-
THE NAVY.
The United States Navy recruiting
omcer. he: opened headquarters at
the City Hall-{Dd will be there every
day until tut-the:- notice.
TURKEY DINNER.
The Now Boat club held its
annual turkey dinner on New Year's
ova. Over 150 members and guests
were present. The turkey was pro—
pared by “Tad" Buttery.
A HAPPY 5ND PROSPEROUS
' NEW YEABV'IO ALL
The Reynolds Motor Car Com-
pany takes this opportuniw m
in the spirit of the canon sin»
«sorely wishes the
pressed in the heading 0! this
tubule to the people or Nor-
NOW THAT AiflEW YEAR
~15 starting resolve to procure
your milk every day tron: a dairy
that handle: its milk room! tram
pasture to doorstep in asclanflflc
and swim we: The Norwulk
Dairy wish“ to one and all that old
greeting “Happy New You” ——Adv.
Committee to Wait
The Better Films committee, of
which Mrs. A. Hyde Cole is chair-
man. announced this morning that
the children‘s matinee announced for
Saturday morning. January 10 at the
Rialto theatre. has bee-:1 postponed.
his announcement is pursuant to the
request of Dr. Robert E.
health officer that no child ten years
of ag'e or under be adm'tted to the
local theatre. . . ,
RHYSNORIII T0
WED TONIGHT
Rh?! 3. North. treasurer o! the
R. H. Fuller’Construction company
and Miss Catherine Fish of Glen-
ridge, N. 3., will be married tonight
1t 8 o'clock in a. church in Glen-
(1:6-
Mr. North and his bride will all
sail tomorrow {or Bermuda. They
will make thei ammo in Osborn ave-
nue. [East Nor-walk.
Mr. North who is an architect ion
graduate of the Boston College of
Technology. He has been living in
Roman: where in has token an
activopurt in the social and civic at-
turn. He recently ruined a treas-
first at the Rowayton M. E. church.
the car.
morning by the New York authori-
ties, that the Ford roadster. recently
stolen from Clinton Hubbeil from in
front of the Nash Engineering com.
pany's plant. has been sound. in. New
York city.
street reported to the police this
morning that the door of his chicken~
coop had been broken into during
the night, but that nothing had been
taken.
Perdue.
street. reported on Wednesday even-
ing that a. Chevrolet sedan OWned b)
him had been atoten from in from
o! the Elk's club between the hours
ct seven and.nine-thirty o'clock in
the evening. The car had 1925 Con.
necticut registration number 29-039
on it.
The local police were notified this
D. B. Hendricks of South Main
Chariel Hurdy o! 13 Lowndes
We make sets. rebuild or rewire the
one you have. *Roauonable charges
always. Norwalk Radio Labratory.
49 Went Aves—Adv.
display or “Spade" English China.
choose not: at moderate prices. Luz.
HOW: ARE YOUR EYES? .
, . Wm: and vicinity end portion»
duty: to .5: that": MAW
N's Tail: 880?
cell: stu- and Hood Tit-«ind Tubes.
true hm m lite or are.
-—Aii makes of radio sets repaired.
-—-Eave you seen our exceptional
There are unusual service plates
from 81.75 upward also tea and lun—
tre ware tea set: $12.75. active pat-
terns which may be duplicated any
time at Benedict's. the Jeweler, 22
Wall St, Norwolk.——-Adv.
—-YOU’LL \VAN'I‘
Anew book cost for those new
books. The convenience. permanent
strengthu'nd beauty 0: design and
final at the GlobeWemioke Sec-
;n’orkers there. and a tow] donation .« ‘ .
388.50 E of SERENA we: raised. This was tum‘ "
...: over to Iii:- Evening Sentinel
‘m: 1..., . first...“
'«vmlnt Plum iii Quarters.
From all quarters the money i:
f3, ‘8‘ : 72.3;81’
‘ooming in. 1!: many of Norwalk':
factories the workers are each
COI‘ITilbutl mg to swell the fund.
A! the U1. r‘w H Harris glass
:aciory a collection was taken and
:cruarded.
The “llello Girls’ in Norwalk’s
Telephone Ezchange are going to
add to the fund.
"This is for Josephine." write:
one :6 audio ng in his. donation. "Sign
my name ‘A Friend. ' writ es another
He: es 19.1 check. " wrl: es still an-
othol. and ads. ‘i v 13h you success
in such a worthy cause.’
At the Red Men- Bridgeport Kace‘
basketball "ante last night, the
J. H. Swartz and Gaza; plight 0,, . mm “mung
lose plains
hearers. and ; ’0 was collected bv
Charles Lindebez‘g' and Sylvester
Brotherton.
Not satisfied with one contribu-
11011, Wit ham 1: Hostel-berg. vice
president of the C. H. Harris. Ina“
sent in another con.ribution.
Such willing help from the Borax
“all: people has b1 ought joy tc
Josep..ine Longobrlcco at the N05
wan: hospital. and she “as cheered
by the news today. I
Josephine Says “Thank You.” ,
'It is. so kind of all the people “a
help us so. and 1 can only
thank you again. .
“1 read all the. funny pepors se
me by kind friends and passed the
or: to the other people, and soon
were all laughing.
“I wish 1 was up. though. I‘d ii
to get out this morning and she:
snow. I guess it must be snow!
quite hard outside. I can Just -
the—snow—oul—emhgmi n w . »
1 watch it ta! ling.” ‘
Although Josephine does not know
it, she will in all probability new:
be able to have the Sun 0: “shovel—
line snow."
Crippled tor lite it now acem: that.
«he will walk again only because
the reception that The Ben
{and has received.
The money thus far collected
go toward providing an arun
limb so that Josephine will be I
to move around once she is
charged tram the hospital.
Dr. Oommcnds Fund.
“That seems to me to be the
thing." said Dr. Henry Kellogg.
in tending Josephine at the 1100915
“0! course. it will- be quite a.
before we get to that. and in '7
meantime we will give confide a
to some vocational training i
might be possible. It in not 3
to be decided in a moment. it
is a line thing. and i wish on
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(Continued on Page Two.):
—COAL SAVED.
—-At last yen can and your
nae. worries. With your 9
coal. with your proton:
plant. irrespective of WI unit
size. Combusto (draft
mean: higher heating calcium
dollar: saved._ Ask Tho 235'
Goal 1%: Supply Co. About IL---
[1"- GRADE ROOFING .
People are judged by and: «2
thus they wear good elm
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