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Entered s.‘ secondeclass matter ‘ '
:>-..:il Norwulk. Conn. undo. ”I. It mo Dost ottloo at
'E“ 17:" ‘7 Act
e * °’ Mention.
sidont Advised .
M to Re-submit if
Name of Warren
SOUTH "NORWALK, cumin. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1925.
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e WM llEAiTllOFl-‘lCl-IR * WELCOME T0
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'.. a o serve on of .
5 ~ 4e Alli-Titan Forest We‘k . KMAR 18
l t in .Il ,! l M. .i. m“. by sfitmary “mime 33:: TO M“ PENSACOLA. Fl... Mar. 11.—Usc Johnnie was taking a nap. a follow NORWAL
, 'l t I“’x'rlx‘xilngng‘g‘le‘t-‘rioAir‘lcutuge and l . of his head as it too sent Johnnie fatal”. “fixing 3:" sétckrs pl“? “I ’ -
fl -"\‘;. - .0 ,v ' 1' an _m-- } _ 5 . . la on s on an aler ta‘ing‘ .
: It‘ll" | d lien of Illinois. chairman of the Puu'UTloN "RE ‘ ate; 1 5“" °‘d 36“” caddy 3’ a couple of “an“. drove. [Repubhcan Women’s
' ”Hus .\n- American Forest “'cck Commit- the ensacola (”“er Club ‘° ""i He missed the ball. ' o o -'
.9‘ l ' ,, ‘0“. :rs-e, In statements issued today : bologna! withd ailtractlilred skull. l Doctors today despaircd oi safing Assu‘natlon P l a n-.
' Fitii'll . 'H.l‘.“l(l€nllllly with' a. proclam- , . l ay was u on t e course and Johnnle's lite. - ‘ ‘
‘d N'l I g. {y :el‘wn'lv rebrosmoni Coolidge de- City Councll Requests , 1 $98 Bt‘gRDlnlngztflo‘es
‘ l - - unn in; t c wcck oi’ Ap i1 27
c. m... Probe After Local CUNEO SAYS TALK OF LIGHT : 1'“ a ”a
e' _ 1 " ’ 0 o servancc of A rt ‘” tm Prie
'= \ "Mn; l-‘orest \‘l‘eck in every A::ri::: 8 en sent! ENTERTAINMENT
. -.. seees me” ' CITY OWNS AND PHONE A ’—
_,I U 5““- ““1 ell) put the United 2
.0 CONDITIONS BAD .Gmfn‘“ 3““ Sta“ t“
.. n 532;,” pirfi':‘yof"°{ed"t:y’ea\l "a‘ 1 ALL “"00” ' Be Met at Station By
ores . Yhon -"‘—'—' o o
. i. .1... 37:53.2; figjgn-rmygge $3"; But Immediate Correc-l CALF PASTURE AT‘EGY'ca“ L e 8' l 0 n
. . f w c
‘-I.h‘l.l'l‘l3 this' nation’s timber resource. E fion Will Cost 31,—} . . e . . l Dllll Team
35035;“ 2232:? 000.000 —— To Make Hands 9mm“ to City Lighting at Beach Will! .. ses sees
”a“: :rgzlgzdchYIl florerminlent: per: Plans for Future ‘ Councfl on Questlon C o S t About $1,200 ' made t: entertn‘n Gox'nrnorJrrs;
« r p rs w 5- ° ‘ o b ll, ' h.s ‘lliat announc.
‘. sllrcd.” , ° “ A Mon m a by m Obf. District Ownerg And Tax Will Have h: wu‘,‘ f, [mic um", m m...
. a”, Common Council at tho mooting lul ‘ S lp To Be Laid "’3“ 14'3”“ Fa’hm“ Emnfl°n “
r. .,~ : owning roquosung the Ma of i tho Armory on tho ntrht of March
. Photo by Manugian. ~ -——-- 8.
'7 h: _ . EILVA “311’me gfiihtzdmrpfilzothéocggml‘; BROAD RIVER l GOES OVER ‘ 1 The drill team of the Lctfion will
. A"; Chosen to be“! cast. 0' “Nothing But. the Tnlth" 10 be 8"“! by sim- and report its recommenda- —— ' __...__ moot the gousrnor. Mrs. Trumbull
_ -‘ hoSeni - ' - an an s b-i' t'l
- ‘ °' 0"“ 0' an we“ sow u we m... M 8- :1°°.;,uc;:,::,;v~w remedies b-es Councilman J a m e 8 To Ask Aid of ’Phone 12.3.23... “3.22.. 2.1.; :33.
Having staged one dramatic suc-i This comedy had a long run at the
cons members of the Senior High
School are preparing for their sec-
ond production to be held under the
auspices of the Senior Cluss. The
Armory.
Arrangements are being made by
tho Norwalk Republican Women‘s
iAsoctatlon to entertain his Excellency
Tho matur was brought up When
a dologalion of local oysbermon hood-
ed by David Dockor appoansd boiorc
tho Council and pmsented the reso-
l.on5:-;cre Theatre. New York. In
the past tho annual presentation at
the graduating body has teen I»
musical comedy but. this type or
Asks That Building} And Light Compa-
Be Leased t0 Com-l nics--Concession-
T0 RE—ORGANIZE
‘ror:
‘t ( Y'"
CHARITY mall,
play is schoduled for May 8 at the
Regent Theatro. and tho farce tobo
proval oi the school authorities and
lution.
Mr. Docksi- said that this was one
of tho most important manor- tha:
munity Club
That all school buildings tormor-'
Contract
Now that Spring is coming and
.during his stay in the city.
A dinner will be given in his
honor at. 6:45 o‘clock Wodnosdsy
‘production has met with the disap-
wm, presented is the popular three-act owned b tho ld School Distri t Inn. -
.11.“, . lcomcdy "Nothing But The Truth." (Continued on Page Four.) M ”W °°'m b“°'° ‘1 m” '77 7 o c 7 "‘° W" m“ 'm '°°" M nth “um “ the Roy“ Jam” us
‘ ,JOhn 1‘1 1 l l S Presentsl Council and that immod action are now the proporiy oi the city. 11 Co C c" tit t der tho auspices of the Ropublican
. , ‘ should be taken ‘0 remedy conditions was the opinion of Corporation “‘- ‘ ‘ mmon °‘"‘ ‘ ' m” 7i Women's association. this to bo role
in this city. Ho -.id that the mat- Counsel John J. Cunoo in a decision ing last evening brought up the mat“ lowed by an ”anon“. program .f
handod down last owning to the
3.3.25 may. 2:: luaxmcloli AVE.
«Eli’s BILL ’
be r of the Charter Revision Commit-
lec and provides that the
».~liaJl be a member ex-ofllclo oi the
Board of Charities and shall preside
at all meetings of the board and that
two members exclusive of the May-
or. shall constitute a quorum and
mayor '
D o n e —— Wm.
Mahon Replies
Protesting against the deplorable
sewerage conditions in the vicinity
of Lexington avenue. a delegation of
B'C' :
Agricultural College
cil. read at the regular meeting of
this body last. evening. Le Roy D.
In a letter to the Common Conn-l
lRadio Tells That Craft
Downs declined the position of Sumo!
CRUSHEDINICE
Is Sinking—C r e w
would be turned back in as good if
(Continued on Page Twol
WASHINGTON ST.
lie. the same as other oil-cot lights
and that he thought they should be
installed Without any question.
The matter of lights for tho park. '
will be taken up further with the‘
Third District Commissioners by the ;
Colt Posture Park commtttoo.
It was voted by the Council to
FRANK AIKEN To tor was in tho hands of lb. War Common Cou ter of electric lights at Cal! Pasture ‘ cntAer;;l::lon1.f h l' I ll be the .
Dopsrunout and that. unless somo- ”0' Beach Park this summer. T‘ 0 ‘ 9“” “1 .
s _ Tho msttor mo brought up by the vocal filo. to be given by In.
. 5 Be on Board 5 - M: '2." dons. tho War 3:"? monoot o! the Broad River Corn- ” your tho wk «was m Hang-y a. Warncko who will ho ac-
.. ,. . mall V d uh m o to 11.5“. “a a. tolephono dosplts tho
.._ __ ; ‘ . m Re m“ W W nullity club that. the old Broad , ‘ M h miss at. the piano by In.
' 3‘” SUPERINTENDENT ' ‘ that tho War Wt could 3"" “3"“ “W” b. ‘mc" °"" rouuost .7 “on“ C! he" ‘ m 3“" ”P“- s""“ “h" m '
.~ 0’” . i ' cons into tho harbor and plug up bun. club. asses-mink! Hall. at m9"“'”;:“', —' ‘ ' :1“ th will also be on tho program. their
tl'tm . , . .. } dis m ‘3 m1 ...l!l-l"mm sue. to ’ “I". bubs 3.” uumbsrs to ho announced last.
. wr- Gives Power t o Ap- ABOUT SEWERS MGR“ mic-l man no um um “ “a“ “‘5" i° "" c‘” "h“ “ ‘" h“ m "" W‘ “’ m m m the 41"“ m' l‘ d"
:n fhn . ‘ 1”" m . Mm h. m N.‘ m fim. ‘1). Third W mm c” a w. fonovmg m M
- m ‘ paint Head at Salary - recs stats and ram. Island. but Common Counsel Cuneo road 7:6 "In “If! h“ ln’Of-"l. ‘13}: Ooodyosr. iii-n ward: Mrs. om-
~- - or _ - ’ ° ’ l ' it: t it: C tl ‘ a lengthy report in which be quoted _i at l! “'0" '1 C0“ between -- McKibbin. second ward: also In.
. ——To Be Sent to Leg .Condltlons Deplorable.~MIlk Inspector Pgwns :hdggcrgomggzugnrg. “,1. m...“ m... n awn-s..- i... 31.500 .0 . in. t. n... m... m... M... in. Mm...
“ ‘ islature ‘ Declare Residents i it; Declines Additional would ml. to m. m. council give tute- of the Suns or Connecticut and beach an: ill-1;: ewes“!f "any”! nummier. rourm were: and Mr-
:_g-_ . . . cited other similar cases. have ‘0 9 -" 0 WW 0" . m- ' Percy Barrett, fifth ward.
t‘..- -————' . Peution to the Clty l Ofice In Letter to 1 (Continued on p“. Two.) Froderrck Ferris said that through l‘l’m cmcnt. g Boxes that are to be occupied b.‘
. . he That an effort is going to be made C -l ‘ (u C .l ‘ ~- the efforts oi the citizens oi Broad HO Bald that the 0M." ""01“" the Governor and his party at th'
A... : to reorganize tho Charity Depart-‘ Dune! 'lty ounc‘ | tRiver they had built up a club of would be from 1110 one having tho Armory. are now in tho pm of
. .- mcm was brought out in an amend-; -———-— ‘SEALING smP fwhich they were proud and um. concession at the park. He thougst construction.
3 m- n: to lhl‘. nkrlelcn bill (now in the - ’ ' ithcy had no place to mcoi at the that the loltnhonc company and! e Decorators_ carpenters and paint-
‘slalt- [cglglaturc) which was l'ire—I ROADS BAD TOO ' ‘XIKEN 0' K. D ,. l . - present limo and thought that the Connoctlcul. ”Slit and POW” 0031' ers are already busily ongaged in
men. senli-d to the Common Council last . _ l, city would be glad to turn the old DM‘IY might stand 2‘0?th“ 0‘ ”l9 93- tho building of the many items that
i m, evening (or approval. Councfl Agrees Some- Dr. Perdue for Hun—i school houso ovor to them. He said PQDSC- _ are all necessary to transform tho
The amendment was presented by . I G ad. f , that it would ha of benefit to the Councilman Riordan “10 UM! R Armory tor the Exposition. Ever!"
\. .. e John Mills nt Broad River. a mom- thing S h 0 u l d 89 S r uate 0 Storrs community and that the club house “11 an ‘CCOmmOdM‘OD for lb. 905' thing i! hcing bum in ”lo" and
m‘ontlnucd on Page Two.)
TO TRY NEW
GRADECROSSING
1‘“!
that the board shall have lhc power larv s “mo ' ‘ n w v o N _ . _
BE DISCUSSED I m appoint one 0‘ “5 0:1 mgmber: residents of that section appeared at walk 1:0‘7‘“,m:h Oposrtioulllc :aa ‘0; Rescued B y SISter 1 TO BE WIDENm ' 3:11;;htlrif;lfll:a:o:::age‘ef:rcotf:;
4 7 ell O n a ‘ - .
. ; l'Cohz‘il-‘iltrsfi‘ttl‘izn czxmbp‘giesai‘lon tfam be the meeting of the Common Council pointed "can”. by the Common Ship . concession at the park and to call
1 fixpd by the council. last ovex'ng. ’ Council. Prank Aiken oi Silvcrmlne l , for bids on the some. DEVICE m
NEXT F ' Mr. Mills in presenting this A. petition asking that some steps avenue. was given the appointment. By W Press.
eeeesseee we see s sees me e eeeevee sees s .3:.:‘:.::::::.:: 22:.f‘l“.“§.‘3.:..“.‘.." ... mm. M.-. u.— .
"billings: IIPe‘figial mégg‘lgmf: :3: Lexington avenue was presented to ”Hus kept him from giving tull The 5““‘1‘ steamer Stella Maris There was considers!) discuuion i:
e , ‘ ' 7L 7 . I the Council “It! read hi" (my Clerk tln‘i" to the position, which is ro- one or the fleet which sailed fromi . o .it the hearing on lho‘i stallatlon ot "
- ‘rngéll ; :2fi:;:132:t $h8e2‘;:::;?:l::; Irving :Robertisgn. It was signed by , (mired by the Council and that tor this port Saturday for tho annual Councfl Banks to GOI T0 60 To IST ilash light signals n\t,thc.Ylocal grfio l
A 7" ' ' ' 0"" ll 1! 3‘08 0313- this reason he must decline the z; - ' 'crogslnn by the fig. ork. New
_ elc-lirned I been rescindhd with oéherl. P3230 Joseph Mallick stated that he had l pointmint. p nggfinioz:gt 5,363.112?‘ at No Further at Thls 'Haven and Hanxord railroad. botoro
.. . ’an : ihc 1lesacllty oi gohagouzeszl‘l;6:n J' resided in that. section (or the has! Mr. downs who in milk inspector crushed in the 10. “a was m Tine _. The Discus. , the Common Council. at its regular
7 . .l v J1 i Fins“: orpora n 7 23 years and that conditions the” at the present time will retain this Her crew of 30 men had been taken . B ND“ LD meeting in the Council chambers last
.' (fin. ‘ 1].. 7“,“: of the opinion that if it were unbearable. He told of the position. in which capacity he has off by a ,1me ship. the Prosper-o Slon evening. ‘ ' 1
. . "“m‘c ;, W“ not‘lesal that it would be so de- sewers that emptied out into thr- serve“, for the past year and a halt. the message ”(L i . . 'Supc’nutendcnt 0. Ratio) at tho
o. vm‘r'; 1‘ ‘ road and informed the Council that The name at Mr. Aiken was repro 5 The Common Council last evening' how lork division of the railroad
7 ' 4.7.5.1.} manual,“ on Pace Ten.) the health or the beanie was in dnn~ ‘ av-nted by Councilman Thomas WORLD ".7338 manna. voted to widen West Washington; That tho master of tho titlo to “"8 9mm ‘1' "’0 “Trafinmlfl °"
"’ e. also 7.. ________.— 8"- ‘James. who stated that he had the WASHINGTON. Mar. u.—ln lino mm from Railroad avenue to the Royal James Inn prom to fh°tgwmdfif>mwfb '1 "‘03::
7 w—u' ’ 0m” “dam“ 5“” ”1'” ”"5 approval of Dr. Robert E. I’erdue. with legislation passod by Congross. Franklin street. The plans. as the first bond holders will probably :0 9 000m: 9 aclhon is I v:
H. .‘Ves’c willing ‘0 pay more ‘3‘“ it local Heallh Officer. Mr- Alkcn 18 President Coolidge today nomlnstod drawn up by City Engineer Elmer take place unopposed upon the ex- “Nun“ grunting ‘ “ 23‘1”“! “3".
‘5‘3W0r3 were “‘95 ““87“an ““0 in. graduate of Storrs Agricultural Sergeant Ogden and Socond Llou- Bracken. were accepted and a board plralion of the time allowed by ‘ho‘p'anyltllo “‘2‘“ "fix“ "3'3" "5%?“
. e l ‘ Knapp street. The matter “'83 ”1"" College. He will assume his new tenant ding of u). oflieors' re— of ti'eoholders will be appointed to court l-cn-nily in its decision in inef‘h‘“ ’ m “>o‘f;“‘; "$531" :1":
1.. ‘ W". ... referred ‘0'",9 Committee on duties at once. “was full limo to sorVe corps. “woof the ‘m, ”"5 assess benefits and damages. It is action of the Central Fairfleld Trust :, "e axvig?” ’3‘; :hr “‘13.th.
i me “.7. ‘ ZONIN Streets. the position which pays a salary oi moi-s to be ”C036 Liontonanto in planned to rush the work. Company. trustee. against the Nor- wmr: gamed ‘he “my ‘
,, 2. _. .,\ . Mayor Thomas Rotins informed ”‘00 per year, the .m, u, service. “flash the matter was brought up walk Realty and Improvement com- e ‘7 T1) ' W tch- n
. . {'7 inn; the delegation that the Council Frederick Quintard reminded the pany. was stated ,1“, momma, t7 C. .. 6 (int l:thmsn- _ m be
7 I’M "“ could do nothing until the Board of , council that at the last meeting the Campbell \Vhilehcad. hold" of "ml 11‘ 0i 93‘" :1, h :‘m louland‘
7 "77 " IN NOR Estimate and Taxation met and . members hid “final-ed ”'9 "18""??? secmid mortgage on the property. iii“ o‘n;:tc:m;: a: ‘25“. 1
\ made M,propflanong_ He suggested entme . ews y to bring in new plans tor the widen. "So tar as ‘ can see. the title ot'ir n . suns ‘
33m: . ,. ,.. ‘ \ . j ' . that the delegation appear before . _ . W 0! 39'1”! “3°"- and that M 3"! lhe property will change hands, (Continued on Page Two.) 7 ..T
«m ,. f‘ " "015"? that body. ‘ ‘ ° 0 ' bronm than he but Md not umb- without tin-thei- opposition.” said ' o‘e
_, x ., srATE CAPI'i 0L. Hll’tford. “1le H \IcMahon in “n” lmenc . nze Inner ed what he considered the most, 3,... “mm“, 1 -
“~~-‘ anoiarcn 11.—Among the House bills ‘0 the “a or 8;” that it was “To“ , “unfou- corner at Flax Hill ma, .-
.. r?“ is- adopted by the General Assembly to- to s”; "it“: peo lo the im redo: ' ‘ and Spring street. He did not see ‘ ~
dny was one providinfg guts-E33151:- that the money cpouid he psecurcd , the necessity of widening \Vesi KIWAMS T0 1 _ . ’ i
“ {hm-"(m DOTl- §orwalk. Siam or ' a ‘ , n ' ' \Vashlng‘ton street any further than i ‘ , '
'v’- r...r._nno Greenwich. Enneld. West Hartford. :33) {1:33:31 :élfsm‘3e $1720 35.00 PRIZE ‘VINNER ' Franklin. so 7; per cent. 0 (the trat- i , ,
Mm ,. '7" '"-“"‘1' Tmeu"- Ridgoilsld and Wethors- power ‘0 make appropriations for - , he must! in Franklin street. He ,
g.“ -. _.\ i. \l. \\('L. field and the East Hartford Fire dis- the lsylng of ”we" in the Fifth at” . OWN Gum .pointod out that it would cost be- "T l ,
7=- I " V3119” ”“7” may have zoning. 'trlct. He stated that he had boon: ' ' ‘ ' ’ ltwosn 81.500 and $2,000 to remove
7“ 3' rinse through this section and that he’ 16 Lown’dos Avenue, South lorwalk “3° 1"” “1"“ W
David Raymond said that ho felt
as Mr. Quintard did. that the otrcot
should not bo widened any further
than Spring strost.
“1:!
‘thought something should be done. i
as conditions were , deplorable.
John McMahon said that It ooom-
Esthor Green. of 106 Woodward
'EVALUABLE DOG
Winning Limerick
avenue. found a small cnvolopo o.-
torred to the committee on mots.
Councilman Robert M. Wolto said
that_moro action than rcterrlng this
matter to the committee on nroots
Bates» veterinarian. 9: Gordon Hill
street. found tho poison to bo arsenic
that tho dog's lilo was sav-
an overdose had
—CAB RADIATOR TROL'BLB.
hoods tho situation or osports h
tho radiator lino.
hows ill-himself until today. And
now ho carrlos his papers on his
Councilman Albert u. Pohhnan
was in favor or accoptlng tho Isr-
out for the widening 9! Wed Wash-
~ . od apparent that the charter should ‘
. ml" -i‘ -l‘.i. \\ \IORE. mm bo smondod so that: lowers could be ' _ t“mils;1 H. giuagamuuin :v: The speaker at' tho mm“ mulling”; $1:D:oo?yé‘;:ltlo’wan.
g. _ ' * umm “-5 laid in the section. Ho said that two A boy at the new Junior High, .° mm, 1‘ the g“ “flux: He Luncheon tomorrow noon will ho a". 0,, ",9 hack 0, 1h. “n.0,.
- " "3 hard' 1;.“ ”‘"‘3° “7““ " “mmm” "“6 ‘0‘ - Discovered mathematics was dry. i9 w‘imwon’umet when“, John Elliot. a lawyer of New Haven, m Wrmm "s: Emmi. 5 “u-
7 'lrhrments \' A Sipfiififffiié'Jt-wrgxmm bfln‘ $2.313“??? ‘insfgimog: 3?: Languages W0: he 'th tire lonoth and Bprlns street "M “’m “are” "“3 ‘06“ men 0" street." aim Grccn. who obviously
hi.- 9 v. . orw . a W." _ . . . “Still. ht!" . 2
"33;. at down-town police headquarters tee they were trying to but somothing Said caused him ennui: as umWillmi-oad. nm‘m The 3 En.“ If. Not} r. . armkwmndtrhfiegzr 7:31:33: .
fihmga in day. Yesterday ‘ valuable police my. “Cub Stubbs" No' 2"” this guy. on t that wasng to be cut "‘4’" Klwsulan. MI ""1“. “30 hing Sauna-l. where it can ho ro- :
.1.” nn€d_ do" own“ by Alfred Wilson of 190 Another petition from rosidonts _ tron his Property “ the come, 0' numb." to be p t at. tho . b, the ”no" dc .
~.' ,. .._ aw, A, East avenue. was found to be an; of Lexington avenue asked that the ~ Franklin and We“ “‘uhington i" of his n" 611an host Sumdsy. mm. oontauta. scribing !
I ‘7' —-‘d"- faring from poison. Dr. m roads b. ””1"" This was also rc— It anyone wants a. plot (or a roll» murder. but - Guydon was novor streets Monday and My evening. .e 1
1
lar Horatio Alger story ho can woo"
it around today's winnor of .tho
'l ‘IILK.
"Mk Dairy Co..
(’nilillh,
and “15 routs with his own name on tho Wm m Your pm
e?” Grade B ed only because Limerick Contest. For tho past trout will nodvo. tho W sort or w
' i» - M w... wan . stated that this D.“- inswn and Bonus “mu u drum Pom can
.. l .4 .o A raw been slim—finial: are" “1:316 bearzpsirod as it. was in throo years Grovdon Garvoy has am up. w. “3.: up 1,, Engineer Bracken. a. .3] It 1. mods tron tho W7 b‘ and condos and tho job dons in a cast
.13 V. here pro.
. carried Evoning e8ontinols e om
~“‘e»1 milk from
hi8 "W "tom
tom manner at Tho Nor-III
mm Ropsiring Co‘s mom.
bayou-sold. isinhlsssooud
yoorot:anior8ighworksttho
that ho had boon of tho opinion that
there were two or three shade troos
is wholosomo and dol'cions osllug
. Frede ick Quin-
mamas. Tho resignation of ,- lads undoi- iaosi oooditiono is the
Herbert R. smith has owning ovor
3 .lmdma‘l .
....:‘_::‘.3' mm“ To" out : tau and Nb a 70”" bad condition. ‘mh ”It“? “0‘3 ' 30mm". mm School. and mostly ll Is in front or hir. Qulniard's place. but bat. shop that w. ufllw‘. most. Up-to-dots soutpmont to!
5.1.3.2", "med "(mind a ”9:3 Email. licenses”! —-Advertise in the Sentinel for tho it was politics occupied shows-out ' . ramous Bomo-lsdo Guitars. Ash work i u I!" M‘- 00 I!!!
.3... 1664.lrons can now . ll Hum“ _ e b... _. ”noting! we. or (W so toss may l (Continua on rm Tm.) your groosr tor tip-asst 'R- m Phone su—Mv. .
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