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‘ “I” .s. lulu
saga. ' 5-: W
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mos IA?"
.I D“OI.&;;SOI::::: . J
sevens is eiveea
it
or “finflgrbslly lineups:
is “l? Newepep. Publish-
es el sentient.
W Aged! P ees is esoluelvey es-
L, to e In or rzpuhllcetloll oi sl news
I
ted
t it oi erwloe
. "3e63, still, allso the local
. s herein.
TBLEPH NES
rule elm—97 all to. St.
Norwslls 91—9.?- J.
Uptown Branch-48 Wall St.
N rw ill ll
.. his? it‘ll. m...
forum Momma vmn
- “There shall be abundance of grain
"I. the earth upon the top of
the mountains; The truit
F l'tlereot shall shake illlo Lehllnon:
“a the! of the City shall flourish
g. " Ike grass of the earth.
W
spouses mu. numvco
. 'l‘he steady stream of friends.
Wwishers and customers who
geared to to inspect the new and
" alerted banking quarters of tho
. filth Norwalk Trust company all
:Wsy afternoon and evening
‘ Mblied eloquent testimony oi the
lesions in which this banking insti-
tattoo is held in the community.
." Congratulations were heard on
‘every hand and with good cause. In
'Tudition to April lb marking the
‘W opening of the bank's beau-
i‘ttto'new quarters. it was the 25111
:Isillivorsanl of its organization.
~ .Nothlng could have been more sp-
.. hamlets than the choice or a date
5.1th provided for the dual cele-
.hrstion.
? ff“ Richard a. Golden. like a kindly
T‘- ‘ath'er watching over his flock, re-
icolved the good wishes of all via-
i-"' 400:! as president of the institution.
is. has been the bank's first and
Y only chief executive .
. Charles E. Hoyt. secretary and
‘ treasurer. was here. there and
A everywhere in the bank, as he ul-
.. van is. overseeing the welcoming
‘u 'guests and making sure that
’ ‘7' everyone was shown through the
I: Iew quarters and the ohys and
. Lwhereiores of each department fully
‘1‘ ll 9 "fixplalned.
' Spencer S. Adams. assistant
“Wurst“, when complimented for
" his years of wonderful work in be-
,‘ sill: o! the benk.,side-stcpped the
praise with his usual modesty, say.
tag he was only a. minor cog in the
. M But those tunllisr with the
institution know otherwise. i
l 7 It is a remarkable tritium to the
boa-severance, enthusiasm and abil-
it: of those three bankers that they
were With the institution when it
Opened‘its doors in cram ed oust.
has 25 years ago and are more than
" ~m on the Job today. having weath-
N the business storms of a quarter
"or a century. all the while steadily
loll!" the institution to greater
’mmh'until it. has become noted
ll! business circles throughout the
aim
and South Nor-walk Trust coin-
jeay has been a powertul bank
‘ .5 WI community for many years.
‘1 reflects the business acumen
‘lts caterers and officials and from
t indications it will maintain
M position or prominence for
W years to ' come because its
Wham are built into the bed-
huslness strata of the city.
“Whit more fitting remark could
made in closing this eulogy than
h set. down that. this success has
M achieved by hard. faithful and
&
' , youths and tlappers. He is
, Bight. Rev. William '1', Man-
? Mutant Episcopal bishop of
York. who in a. recent interview
. . . the outlook of young
b A a. sold:
”Kiln constrained to wonder why
“ tilts!!! persons shake grave heads
on: youth. In what period of
world was youth eve satisfied
“dept blindly the conclusions and
. of its elders? How else
We have progressive thought
“lint! salea- youth asserts its
9 Not so many years have
. _flllse the generation that
Diver youth was young it-
I We know that. the elders
“‘ «swore Susi as sincerely
. ' by ‘3‘ new pulsations of
3. “Wm ‘ . 1
ll amass curious. It too
' ‘ one man and his ore-
“ 'Why should this.
'e 3 cases. in n
' ~. my Fromthoeein-
' '2 progress. We need
‘~ the mechanics;
[Wm M .
.The House and labels is Well»
m veeterdey adopted a resolu-
tion so give oosgronionei authority *-
tor the three National Guard units
iron Connectieut and Virginia. to
visit France. England and Belgium
next month. The organiaetlone ia-
olude the governor‘s Foot Guard g,
and Putnam Phalanx. iromi Con-
necticut and the Light Blue Intan-
trv 0! Richmond. Va. William I.
Gage of Norwslk. will accompany
the Foot Guards on the trip.
n‘presentative Charles ill. Wheel-
er. at Stratford. and a member of
the fliers Board of Fisheries. an.
ptaled tor the preservation of wild
life in Connecticut before a large
crowd sighs. Wosiport Y. lil.’ C. A.
Monday night. Representative
Wheeler said that “till lilo in this
state was on all llli‘ri‘udt. and the
only uay to preserve it is by law.
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James W. .llls. of Hartford.
special deputy commissioner ot do-
mestic animals. has requested Nor-
walk dog owners to tie up their 1111- \.
intels. It the people co-oporete with
local Dog Warden Anderson. there
will be no quarantine here. but it
the people do not co-oporulo with
tho local llllthorlllcs. the state. catn-
llllfl’lollt'l' \vill Ul‘tll‘l' ll hizlnkv-i. qllllr-
Slillllli‘ tor Normllll. 'i‘lllli \l'lli lllcun. -
that dogs will be ordered tied up '
,tor a month or more.
The present regulations are neces-
sary in order to prevent any Illl‘v l
.thur spread of mud dogs in tile'
sullr. ‘
A motion. claiming that the oath
under which John ’L King is ac-
cusod of perjury, “at: llhg'llly ud-
lnlnlsterccl and that HIV l'i'i".'llI ill-
dlctment for perjury llguinsi King
was barred llllllfl‘ ltm stuluto of
limitations. may mm: .m .1 basis for
quashing the indictment. ,
Tho perjury indictment was a dc-l
club or element
comer lmt® roP ' i
Pom or uO-TO-DATL
" ”GIFT ' MODE i,
m
. A warrant TO All.
We iuvlic ills uccuunie of Ci‘lrlioratlnug'
Societies and all responsible organization,
4
#
as well as individuals
We will \i‘i'li'illllti llll mlpurilmm M mu!
Uli‘l‘ \vii‘ildou lli'? turn we run :ivrll‘ \i‘u.
THE
CENTRAL FAIRFIEI.D
TRUST C0.
.. -\.
i
urn .
his} }
\‘Gleplllmlt in the Federal grand Jury.
investigation of tho I‘|‘I.Ul‘ll Iu (lor-
nian vurlmlxlilnns of stock Stilt‘dl !
by tile uiitll lll‘UDLl'l)’ custodian'u. ‘ .
otfice during the war. The investi-l
A“
gaton revealed that Kill; neglected}
to declare all his income tax for the“
year 1921. l
The folio g itelfis ensured in,
the issue o: lo Evening Sentinel ot|
e i
Too Bridteport workmen Ilul‘l‘ow- April 18' 1906' ‘ .‘ l-‘lGH'l'th TO CUT” HEART
ly escaped a. horrible death. while The City 0: Norwalk in P‘UOMIYII vistas);
working on a scaffold. so leet abovcllwalunfl the "till,“ Oh Wk“. Many or our diseases are mine
Ihe ground It the lion-31rd avenue‘slonfi (or the 'tr..uu A blr‘. lo‘aldecreued by ”10 activities 0‘ out
plant of the Bridgeport Gas Com- was to have arrived on All?“ 10- 'health departments. Other diseases
pally, Tuesday morning. ' ' ' “ are holding their" win against us
The men. .llcrman lilsmall of A brief stl‘lko occurred atdho‘whue mu other! are actually in-
,Dc-lPOl‘cst avenue and Alfred Hui;- Colonial Mills and Lumber com- creasing. ‘ ‘
enbergtr. it Hope street, here Why. this mosnlul- The men do- Disease of the heart, at 111': PM“
working in the tower, installing a wooded hither wages. “the matter .3; time can... more deaths in this
ion motor. which was on another “as soon settled and they returned country 'then ‘ny other one thing.
2"
platform several feet above themulo work in the alternoon. The health oflicer cannot do very
l'l'le motor was halfway in the ' " ' ' linuch to mount heart (llh't,li“0 ex-
towcr. when it. _l~llddenly toppled William Catllcort has resigned asleep; 51", wt: (iilVlCl, hut \‘Ull can.
from its foundation to tha: platform. I .I ‘
Tll'l men were. thrown duun :lll'ill'lldsccl‘ and has gone to Cuba for and you can (any neglect and abuse
Pinned ’0 the planklns. his health. . u ,
. can be tau ht on lr take
Screams attracted lotion-men, “hot 0 e 1‘ °" 5° 3 13 J
. . ‘caro of it. )lost'csses of heart dls’
cxlricatcd them from the position, Butler Lodge, I. O. O. F.. will hold case result from avoidable condi-
and had them rushed to the Bridge- a meeting this evening. tions “,1 are contracted usually in
port. Hospital. They had sum..- lJrUk- ‘ ‘ ’ “my life, If you wish to know how
on home but their Cuntlltlllns are: The schooner Lucy Jane has die- to avoid these conditions. go w your
not. serious. charged a cargo of sand at the new doc”, or vour dentist.
Pcck's Ledge lighthouse. '
.,
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"1“!" I" the cigar storo °f w“"“"IYour lit-art l'l your own. you know.
Editorial Yiews
Of State Papers
DR. BRILL‘S THEORY.
. (liarttord CourfulLl ’ ' l
m. a. A. Brill of New York heal The monthly meeting of the Nor. persons in ”W 35
told the not-id that newspapers reu.i\\.‘illi llullding. Loan and Invest- ”90"“ M” ““9“ ’°“““"d'
dlr tho public a service when they; fllt‘nl assQlation will be held this
publish the details of crime. lie us- 'evcning. ‘ut the same rate. we assumo' that
“m ml?- eiforls to suppress mat. e e e lli,000 persons died in the Lnited
tors of this sort are dangerous for. Frank lluberts. spent Sunday in 3““. “‘1“ 19“ from tubercu-
ii they became effective. hitherto East Not-walk. loels. This is bad. but it lathe low-
normal persons would suffer ner- e e s eel. rate we have over had. It the
vous troubles or clso lhl: publilji ‘l‘nms Tribe Improved Order of some rain had prevailed in 1914 as
would demand bloody l'lcrtutlons,‘ led Men “in hold their regular “‘° had l" “'0” ”‘9’“ 51‘0“” how
such as bull lights. or would ill-:nlEeung this evening. . been 233.000 deaths instead of 112.-
slsis that contestants in prizefighisl ' ' ' " '
Influenza and pneumonia together
* Mrs. 30h“ McMahon, “h" 1““ stand next to heart leCBtL‘ in the
‘l'lt‘téll‘ ill tor sometime. in Rp°rl°dmum13er of deaths which Illt'y cause.
much improted. . . i Tuberculosis.
A, J. Collins "a company will Reports at tuberculosis tor 19H
'turnish the shades tor the South at the time of preparing this article
horwalk, club. have not yet been completed. “e
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HOW ‘ro KEEP WELL
l By DR. HUGH I. OUMMING ‘
Surgeon General. tolled Stain Public Health Service
or bollL.
They can help you it you go to tlmal
"ksewvtnls dea‘scasc killed 7112:.
states from which!
mating for the rest of tho populationl
A
000 so you can Svr there were pro. .
portlonately loss than oneohul! :Jsl
many deaths from tuberculosis in]
1924 as in 1900. f
Diphtheria is a disease which the:
doctors and health officers have]
learned how to control. provided the
people will co-operain, but um!
otherwise. Based on the runs for‘
35 states from Which reports hate!
been received. it is estimated that]
there were 10,700 deaths Iromflipil-f
theria. in the United States during-
1924. But if the who rate had pro-1
vnilcd. we would have had nmrlyi
50.900 desllw. lf parcnta mulld .
have their children Shick tested and i
have the doctor give the toxin enti.‘
toxin treatment to those wtid'iure
susceptible to the disease. there
would not he very much diphtheria
lcll. You may write to ”it: surgeon
general for literature on diphtheria.
Whooping Cough.
Melly people think that whooping
cough is not. a. serious disease, but:
it murders babies and young child.!
ren by the thousands. 0! till: 42.655
ice-sins from whooping cough which
occurred in the United States from
gilia to 1022 inclusive. 29.91% were
fin children under one year of age.
‘ Mabel-beginning mow present
century. the control of typhoid fever
seemed almost hopeless. Today. we
are usually able to find out who or
what is to blame. even it it is Lilli)"
a small outbreak of typhoid (overzl
iHowea-er. present conditions indicate
that there was more typhoid {over-E
in the United States in 1925 than in‘
1924. and health oflcers evrrywhcrc course. l}f‘llll~' t‘l-aiurcd at Ihf: local
exchange; \ilin gi‘ru
nin; in the rest room.
tire on the alert to check this ion-
drncy.
should enter with bare knuckles—
or brass urlcs.
Dr. Brill. one suspects, l.- ‘morc
nearly correct in ihlssurmisc than
when he follows the lead of his!
mast,D.F d.'h 111(11):X e
" . m “ ° ° 5 “ Todayln OtherYeal-s
not far from 99 per cent. of
Samuel W. Hoyt. Jr.. has staked
out the new sewers in West and'
Chestnut streets.
By reprinting viewpoints of other
not necessarily subscribe
METROPOLITAN
VIEWPOINTS‘
silicon The Evening Sentinel does ;
to the views expressed. L
“EAT MOTORISTS PAY.
(Cleveland Times.)
Fourteen billions is the annual bill
altogether unfit to print and. there APRIL "
tore, prints them in his analysis ..
with so much detail thaLn. recently Today is toast day of the eighteen;
much advertised magazlnv seems by martyrs of Saragossa and St Entire. r . - ' -'
~ _ . . ~ la.
COmPM'iSOD as dull 85_ the "Congree- ”3-. Virgin and martyr. l0 Iéhllllclsbfllle 12:11:?“ or the bureau
m... w... W W...
‘ ' . - was opened April 16 1848. 'cuess work.
crude. though descriptive. word. 31- ' '
though the craze for psychoanalyo Today 15 thirty-lift}: MM!!! 1111- grail?‘iaffolggutziggzgu“£33133?l
‘13 is diminishing. nivcrsary of Charles Chaplin. ber of .Colnmerce the Motors and
Accessories Manufacturers aseocla~
dreams corno from desires that are l
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l
The figures have. been
Has it occurmd to Dr. Brill thrill .
man is interested in the details oft TM" ‘1" 1“ Ohio H steam "11'
crime and bloodshed because these! loads. 55 "fl“ "11'0“" 2” elec-
things are part of his mental heri- tric light companies. I" m com-
iage, no matter from “hat race he‘ panics and ‘95 telephone compan-
sprlngs or what religion he has Ill-l ‘0"
horitcd. Here in New England, sci-
tled by very earnest Christians. do“
tails of great crimes were once care-
fully preserved. They may now be
tound in yellowed pamphlets giving
the sermon preached at the funeral
of the victim, or at the execution (Boston Transcript.) ‘
of the criminal: in oliher case the. Under "u Of secrecy. senators
details were given with somegdegree ' f.
or care. Hangings. until oomparu~
lively recent days, were public and
the people living iv! in driving dis-
tance of the county est. attended
those and looked upon the day as,
an addition to the new holidays or
the year. one which a kindly tater
had bestowed upon the inhabitants
of a given area to the exclusion of
others. No wonder we are interested
in the details of crime. and or crim-
inal trials for. to bark hack to the
Scriptures. our fathers at: soul
grapes in their day.
insurance companies. gasoline and
oil distributors.
It is round to cost tho. nveragr
owner 700 axesr to own and oper-
ate his own car. and the average re. .
tail value of cars is new $1.009.
San Francisco's first telephone
directory was printed n 1878 and
contained 178 names. a city now.. 2i ,
has over 215.000 telephones. Gossamer: AMONG wasmsc.
TON STATESMEN.
Almost time tor the epring.poet
to are. his shadow. '
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Of course, we have to have a “withdrawal”
column in our sum peas-books; but we have
noticed thatvtlle pom who make lessons of
iteare the oases“ when: we pay the most’
interest. ~ ‘ “
. A woman may have trouble with
her heart. but the greatest trouble so
she has with her head ls‘weshingl
her- hair. i
o.e
. e:e
While Washington's (n. c.) pop- 0}
ulstion has increased 80 per cent
since 1916. the number of telephones
has inn-eased 115 per cent.
The honvmoon ends when he
tirade a chew of tobacco snakes hi!!!
more condor-table than her respect.
—————————_—.—_.
The United Stat- genmtee and
cosh-elem than half the elect-l-
ulu produced in the world.
.Li
”one upon every
,1 h” u
i‘
—-——-——-—-——-—‘¢—_—_
a herbalist-1 in mental
handicapesaweodeahad.
\. z ‘
better legislation would result.
tlon. tire producers' organisatpnsfi
tin one part he describes the lite o!
haven’t. you seen them? ‘
voted their. sincere convictions on,
Those in attendance were Wire Ollie! ‘
David 0 Cox. Howard Wilson. Ed- !
‘1'an moriarill'.
'unu \vlllium Nichols.
the
ill: a few works. graduatlon exercises 1
8h?
lwiil lJ': soon in a short play.
at Champs Farm.
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INDUSTRIAL NEWS .
SPECIAL TESTS .
BEING MADE or ;
PHONE inner;
S. N. E. Engineers At
‘Work Ill Local Ex-
change~Healtlt Stu-
dents To Give Play.
A
RECORDING
DIME BANK
Service
Will Be Given
To -
Every Person
Making a
"Deposit in
Our Savings
Department on
April 15th
Our 25th Anniversary
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
Security
:1
1
4—. 1'
L'll’li'iill‘: the. Suuthirn .‘iew
England 'Iv'lvpilo'r‘; company are at
the Deal exchange of the company.
working on special tests. checking
val-mu.- “iron, in many auctions off
”1" Hi), uss lrlnz; llii I)t""PII‘ nt' Nur-‘
“allt 1hr uninc- lllL‘ll grade sort-3
to: that is llilLll'iUllllC'l by the Bell.
system throughout the country '
I U C
I). C. ll. ln Slamiurd
.‘sorlinlk exchange was represent-
(d i" all important district coni‘or- .
cncl. Iloll'd mating in the HotelI
liartiton n Stamford on Tuesday.
Joseph O‘Connor,j
Following llm .
llll. delegates adjourned to'
h‘lmllford oxvhungo and were
conducted on s l0Ul‘ of inspection
through the new additmn. 5
O
l 0
dinner,
i
'l'llrsvlu)‘ cic‘ ..
llcellh Students Plan Play.
The l‘.‘lh lesson in the health
{
Al the conclusion of the course.
being planned for.
The girls i
0 e e
THE SAFETY DEPOSIT
Everyone is interested in the problem as
to where he should ileep. his valuables. It is
mueii better to put them in an institution
whose business it is to safeguard them than
try to protect them yourself. Use the safety
ieposit vault of this bank.
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
'rralllc Council. i
lhe trulhc council or the Bridgevl
3 port district will meet next Thursday ‘ Mu. rum .3
Chief Operatornhc links.
mayor: her first game on K
" r. s. LYON
Elizabeth Byrnes will attend. . e e no
.Mr. Woodlock and he was coll-i ‘1 ll ' “ l.l The April issue of the bulb l has;
tlrmcd. We venture to say ihatl , N5 BIN! “03 I“! 0! CNN made its appeal-lino... null L‘t'ilii‘l‘ltz:
could all senators vote as con— lgft“‘-- ICU mum"??- Mid 3118‘ Emma a wry Interesting column cm: 3 {ml JOB PRINTING
scientiousiy at all times upon men; "“3"- OA' XGWW‘W “much malty David 0.60.1, '
and measures coming before themJOl‘emif‘r .cre "filming a “ll'ltl'JODi ' ~ - , South new
public learns all it wants to new ot’
executive sessions—tile correspond-l
The 1 (tom their duties.
to If 0
C“”‘~“°" 5- Gould, mnnagcr M ”1" irpcrlal supermzurs trolling. Li‘;"li'$(.
cuts and the senators see to that; 33612-11139 15 drh‘lns 1 MW resumes:
it under the Australian ballot. as.
Senator Bingham suggests. a United ‘
'Ststes senator can be relieved of all,!
his conscience dictates, why not our
)l'.‘ 5
(Kiwanis Magazine.) .
Four hundred years hetero Christ.
Herodotus wrote a. history of Egypt.
Ail-lulu. one a: the ancient Egyp-
tian kings. Amesls used to sit on
his throne in the morning and
mount the business or a king.
Judging between people and decid-
ln‘g matters a! state. He spent the
afternoons laughing and Jeeting
with his boon companions and was
merry and playful.
Some of his sour-visaged coun-
selors and adfleers ehlded him (or
this and told that it he expec-
ted people to reverence him as a
great and a. wise man he
would have to abandon all frivolity
and sit in state all day upon the
throne.
Here is In reply or Aussie:
“no! who have bows stretch thorn
at such times as they will: to use
them and when they have finished
using them they loose them again:
for i! any were toned tight
aims they would b air. so that
the men would not be able to use
them. So also is the state of man:
it he should always be in earnest
and not relax himself for sport at
the due time. he would Cher go
and or be stuck with a stupor
hatch he was swag : and knowing
this well 1 d a portion at
thetirnetoea otthetiroways
of living."
The Kiwanis application is so
complete that it needs no comment.
"Or be struck with a stupor."
e e e
Miss Alden Chamberlain.
I u e 'A'lne
:lIi'lS Lillian Field. of the Niamey v
illnecr.
club.
Country There
‘tion.
_ “Super-power" is no hazy than; at .
the future. It is here.
terns are already
huge areas New England and MW
York are connected and one «our
pony has power and lighting hues
interconnected from Portland. Orc-
gon. to_Los Angelou. Calif. The un-
tion between is widely netted with
many systems that
several states.
Taylor.
local
a e
Miss Helen Dohemu toll operator, 3
”flats confined to her home
stor. lies resumed her duties, otter-tutu“. lav itinese.
other considerations except such as INT: absent f0? several weeks. duel .
,lo nose.
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Miss Beatrice Knapp and miss
Olsc‘ntme. ‘
H; . .-.n‘.}i,io.
‘omce. Was in Orange: 3'. J., wheraimnmw to [hair rthLtJ‘. .11” on [3
she Visited her cousin, who is the‘
professional go]: teacher at the Es-
sex County
i i
Mlss hlary Barlctta. of lxowal'tou. ‘
a. night operator at lili: local ex-l
,change. is enjoying lit-r annual luau--
hnkod
The Daniel Boone homo til 9 miles
tron: St. Charles.
house in the state.
wind tor electricity. he 3': outleli'
are connected to a ftm lighting se
Mo. tho:
has
Pou'ei‘ sys- .
so rve parts oi
Miss Frances Khorr. bilpt-l'Yibl't. lsl » 1
in Bridgeport this week, taking it... 3
l ‘r
Summi't.
(Purchasing Agent)
In Your Family?
holds the job.
I0 "UV‘C‘T
oldest
just been .
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PURINH SHOWS e
flu lt... Nos-walk. 0t.
IIICIIIIIIIIIIII
snap!
We. are here to help
Every Family P. A.
South
: If You Find : The ‘ s
u that your chicks are west- I P l
. lug teed. stop in and look ' ”p e s
. over our‘linc of chick I T
. um. . . rust Company
' my ' First Bank Under the arises
= couras'v : .__“__ .
e "n" 1*” e Wuington Street
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I
Who’s The P. A.
A Chances are the Mrs.
; It is estimated that wom’
' on do 85% of the buying
3 in the country. Every
1 member ‘of the family
wants more things to-
day! If the Family P. A.
is to satisfy them on a
limited income and still
save something, she Ila.c
to do some intelligent
marketing and planning
of budget. She has no
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