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God has given you one flu-r. and
, msko yourselves nnotllcr.-
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W RISE IN DEFENSE.
"le“ fills-(p, thinking in timing“
was the way ll. noted eastern oritlc
‘ htly chsrsotorised the luncheon
325le lodlss and other orz‘lutlons
l-mon's clubs.
The club on which the ('I'llll.‘ based
wills criticism certainly was. not typi-
icsl. Wm know ol‘ no other time
when such 5) floor! of dlflercnt
bubbles to the surlaco us they
filo whgh the Lions and Klwal‘llfl clubs
.. in ’Norwalk meet.
, “Ken tram all professions and busi-
mes gather. bringing "Wir different
views ' s. common ground. cx-
“nxlng suggestions, learning from
one another. Tho community lunch-
eon clubs hero .ssrvo a community
purpose. and so long as we live in
.romrnunities why not try to make
thorn ss good as possible?
Sometimes the brand of alter-ditto
Mr speaking at tho clubs is not all
that Demosthenes might have wish-
sd. but the critics inside the club can
plenty at thorn.
.. Tho clubs do not hinder a man's
individual thinking. but rather en-
lnrtc it. bringing broad contacts
Mn his allows whereby he learns
M third are two sides to the shield.
Q’And it a. man has anything to say.
‘ st try to put him down!
EXCUSE U5. PLEASE
, One of Norwslk’s good citizens.
I J. P. Punnlt, wrote this paper ssv-
rsl days ago asking tor spuco to
print a. communication . directed
anion. one ‘ot the great AmoriCan
. gurus whlch has thus far escaped
.Illo lawmakers at Washington and
gigs om active mambo” of the lid-
‘t-Wsnt-lt-Noither-Sllould - You
My inc. . .
’ rm Ovil which Mr. Punsslt do.
4 . is no less s thins thus the use
131 W0. A “cursed plssuo" do his
.. “on '0! smoking and in ring-
v 'pnes ho invites the Sentinel to
“as; s. columns hrs-Inst this thin;
‘ .4. he scum us is "robbing our
,, "sud tins young men or their
. brains. manhoodsnd or the
“limiter."
32;. u to: himself he says "I am here
1", am this damnsbio claims
M” snd lls pissds “Who irr this
W or nur‘wlll hslp meg,"
' we can those who wish to help
«mallow with Mr. Punsslt
its will luvs to 3011’ out the
. . as on sid in this particular
s. ‘3 ‘ .
I! my pleasures have been, or
is the process 0! being. taken
~ iron: the American citizen ”or
pussnt on. the Sentinel hssd‘t
‘W to deprive him or soy
when an already too many
: 'sronnd “kiss the Joy out or
p Mo's livss. .
Willi-fl! that some psople get
'srossmnuunss 100 weent
malty gives us tho shiv-
M"?- ws do not don! Mr.
his right to be head on the
ind it he gets any kick out
“We ws don’t blsrns him
W it on.
' '5‘“. his thst insnybody
' y qfim to . malts hint
when 9 doosn'bwsnt t0. we
my: sight with him Ind“ “11%
,‘fi ditch to puts“ his W-
' W against whst would be
’ ,mo wmo: that. There are usually“
(Dy
Pork
F
Avenue.
bull. .
Every day st i
lied spsrtmsnts to “lllsy
the ploy.
rolled to his post.
', O O
The old song slide, s
only .. slokslodsons.
brought book by
their vocsl qualities.
r. better known to
there to crosto one or so
in a little western city.
saw Kitty Gordo . Silo
twu crostions. wh’ b
'New York. Kitty Gordon
“shooting."
away lrom the set murmu
to hsvc met you" and
about the weather.
8 U .
iacular and costly species
loinmcnt in the world. in
of Times Squsre,’ an old
memory 0! Grand Dsd s
player. and all,
livés the wonders inside.
wasn't for wrong.
morning when traffic is
in.
line up on
swab tho tiled psnsls.
star-goers is learning the
author.
funny bone!"
else.
ter whst also she has. the
by."
l» Assoelstsd run)
thorouhhrs st
woultll, has been lnvsdsl’b’ buo-
lnusse has opened he doors.
of the standbys lrsgrsnt in the
f h hour. clerks
olllcs boys and bel ops strum out
at nearby odico bulldlnu sod dint.
cstcl'l" on
the concotfi‘so. . '
Nurses, with their ohsms. snd
solnetimes podcstrisns stop-lo wstch
El'on the smiling ironic
cop st the Forty-sixth street inter-
section has boon soon to newly rc-
trisvs bolls which were muflsd and
lecture kl ,
hss
two lsrss New
dork clovts houses in so sdort to
induco.ibe sudlsnoo to sing with tho
outwist's sccornpsnilnont.
but only ooouionslly—whsn one
or two at tho most populsr songs
sre plsyed—do spectators
been
fizhlblt
When Chulss be loin. the de-
Broadway
as Chsrlie." sass to a theater or
movie and is inspired by the scling
or the stsr.“hs returns to his studio.
vorul cos-
tumes suilsbls tor the personality
and beauty be but just socu.
Not so long ago. but below he do-
cided to became a. designer and was '
Lo Msiro
inspired
a tucked
Away. A ilttls later, he viewed Bor-
baru srr and developed several
(models r her. When he col-us to
san Mills
miurr become his patrons and hi.
sold them the creations he had
made Several years previously
0 I 0
Movie d actors. ready to begin
are little time (or their
actors to become acquainted.
rinsr “xlsd
something
[Within earshot of UN: moot spec-
or outcr-
ihe heart
{ssh 0-]
i any
ro on tho
hill—Rho lady whose body stops at
tile waist‘llfio. the "woman with n
horse's mdlle." the mechanical chess
A lesthern lunged bsrker at the
portals portral's in ruling allitera-
The pet-
lonago would indicate that Barnum
duu and
only the night Workers snd strag-
glers trons the night clubs dribble
Between trslns a squad of men
the tracks with long in a. liuslci‘. "I hope it isn't loo inte
hsndled brushes, with which they
The work
with s. steady but unburrisd emclen.
cy.
8‘ O A
With the return of Barrios
“tht Every Woman Knows” to
Brosdway. s new generation or the-
ori‘in of
a number or witticisms with which
they are better acquainted than the
"Evo wasn’t made lrom Adam‘s
rib.’ says Helen Hayes. as Barric's
dear little "Music." "but (ram his
From “Mauls" the theater-goers
of a generation ago also derived
their definition at s. "charm." as "a
kind or u bloom dbout swarms. If
she lips it. she doesn't need anything
It she harm. it doesn‘t mat.
things she
wsnts the most will slwoys pass hel-
| Today in Other YoursJ
sanctity d learning.
Minn is. was
Union Msy 11. run.
sore boosuss they have
Portlsnd Oralonisn.
'tlcs is soothsmmnsrlrsbl
Ohio Ststs Journsl.
phins, s. prsists renowned for his‘
admitted to the
Today is thirty-101ml; birthday
anniversary at of Irving Berlin.
y. M
As we uudsntsnd it. the vets are
no kick
cominz.~Mllwsullss Journal.
100'“ like u soos opening for o
Jubbel'ommp isotory In Balsa-
The influence of mind over stalls-
e thing.—
Thoy boson work immediately and.
{or two hours were snxagod in a lcr- I anthroplsl and mmlrlguishrd load-l -
vid lovs scene bolero the carriers. in l‘Lllef zmd welmm work. 511:”):an
When it was all over. both walked
l
i
6
Today is least d of at. . .
tun. ltvhblshdp Jyv.enn3‘&mg::_ lcontrol and which will run away with
i
. l‘li mouthfuls: all
9
' roams mu me. me
FORWAID N “Null"!
fHIOME. MR! “4'
m soot: was no»:
MS
Km '0 JOHN‘B
MCI murmur HIM WITH
Jr; .1 flow “I thj will ”Wt
. 10.13:. ‘ .‘
.
THE EVENING SENTINEIJ—SOUTH NORWAL‘K, CONN.
TUESDAY, MAY ll, 1925.
AYING ON! HAND m m ' '
Hlll'l’lo (HIM VAULT“ «no '0' «outrun
00’" IODK TWICE AROUND ”ll Lm. momma THl‘
SYIID‘S FINE POIIYS- INCH. ”Si. OMNTIIEBTEO
film.” SAID mm JON”. "IT It NOW YOU! DUTY
1“};
» ".n. .
_ mutt. -.
_ ,. ‘
use voun LANCE.“ Commuow vnmct JOHN
m: KNIGHT OBIYED, AND [HE values vuctn
upon its POM A ORONU m GRELN sum, NAV
ma ssouuo I? t .r A clocm or com
um WHOM Ni woutu cuoosr ,Ah
FOR THE FM
Pictorial Form
. 3
'H[
YHIS WIS
MlNlllt
METROPOLITAN
VIEWPOINTS
liy reprinting viewpoints or the
other union The Evening Scull.
nci does not normally sulrlcrlbo
to the views expressed. tr
Tlll’t‘t‘ Sirnusms.
lCir;\cilinll Plain Dcaior.)
A rcmurksblo ll‘lllllll'll‘ldlt. oi bru-
thvrs loses its second number in the
dosth of Oscar Strous at 76. 1! any-
onc thinks it leu'lan truth to cull
America a land of opportunity let
him study lilo llll'l“.: sons 0! Lazarus
fitmus. l'-:lt';trl:ln p’ilsfllll. who was
lorcell to {ice from the old world to
escape the penalty of his aspirations
.- for liberty.
He brousllt hcrl- three small sons,
Isldur, Nathan and Oscar. Oscar. the
youngrrt, was ‘2: N'fillllill was i; ls~
odor, lip,- oltlcsl, lost lllb' urn. on Hun
Aileen Pringle walked on ti sol. Thanh}, 115;. uguragcolm twin:
and was introduced to Don Lyons. death “as a ihonm for
apposite whom she was to play. for months after that disaster.
oi
liiorlllitll
J
.. x .x
ilk‘) Hr OISlNHLRITED - mam nosto ALONG 7M: 0M
um m0 rmsllv (AME, to A PAUSE BLNEAM
BIICUNV occuvlru BY "45 LADY flOWENA.
w-«l Hi nE («EMHNED tulHlONAflV [OR MORE. THAN A
Lurk;
IHLN. ‘sthlNu lHE POlNT OF HIS LANCE. H7.
rmrm'mudnc themsoll'vs to appropriately
:Hnlldil . , .
LP mill or llndllr: cxtr lozl.
ilmii. in llw oplll ml PlP’l‘alit (lilyli
'l"lI>-illl-' :l mmt ll".llil.l'll fixtrlflb"
Manual lsborers. formu-
mm, posllllon, ‘nnli liloso ill
()Ct‘llptlllnnli arc {:lr lrss “ll-”ll tn
npopicxy and vsrluns (IU'llli‘M' (ll -
rangcmcllls than arc brain-um ; or: m” ”L“ M "I
Menthllnthuc. llrmhviu l: umnlnl “lion '0 “.0“.
and other danger signals at nvor- “mm“,y m“ his. H .. ' r _
. I . m Hi ll {in}
work are oltcn disregarded bi hrsiu' for n “'qu n all" mil.- 1‘ tires “Ml
Isndor was a morrhllnl null Will-
also a merchllnl, hm; spent millions
in lighting for beltcr conditions or
health. particularly for children in
large cities; his work for port: milk
has snvcd thousands 01 lives.
Oscar, tin.~ third member ot the
famous lrio :md lhlt McCullll to die.
udllr-rl stalt‘suunt'hip in the philan-
throlvbs of his lllUlllt’l‘H. Twirl,- sent
as Amoricun diplomat to Turkey, he
fostered understanding between lilo
two nations and paved the Way for
.il'llorlczt's great service to the Near
EU!!! rendered through church and
school. As sl-cl‘l-lrlry oi commerce in
lhl: ltoorot'ltll cabinet. as American
rcpl‘osonmtivc in the Hague court
by repeated ilpp‘oinimcnis, as a lead-
rr in municipal reform, he made
himself rm outstanding American.
America not a lsnd of opportun-
ity? No one familiar with tho his-
Now York subways take their | lory of the Straits brothers cam sup-
bsths in the sntsll hours at the
port that thrmr.
SWEET INNOUENUJ.
(iloslou Transcript.)
Hm mlorod the telegraph ollico
or
to change that telogrlm I Just put
in." she panted. ”I omittod soma-
thing very important."
"er. lllllllam.”‘ said tilt: clork,
llllcll MARSH lilREMN LONG ‘
handing out the massage. The young
woman took it and underscored the
words “perfectly lovely" which she
had written in acknowledging lilo
receipt 0‘ the bracelet. "It w" aw-i Norwaik, Westport our! Dorian, wil- dI-lilt m in tho daytime.
fully good of you to let m5 do that."
she beamed. “it will please Jack 50'-
much."
"Don't motiliozl ll." said- the clericl
"If you would like it I will sprinkle
:1 few drops of violet perfume on it
at the some role."
"Oh. thank you! You don’t know
how much I opproclntn it. I am so-
lng to send all my telegrams
through this ol‘tico; you are so
obliging."
And the smile she gave him would
have done anyone good. with the
possible exception of Jack.
METRO Vii-3W FOR NEXT WEEK
Crested You” That Run l'noor-
thinly.
(New York World)
That the strike leaders have
created forces which they cannot
them. Mr. Thomas. for the strike
loaders, is honest enough to admit
this possibility. "I do not disguise
thatin its result it (the strike) may
hmc that oflect which you-land!
dread. That is the danger of it, be-
muso you do not even know where
it is going." Nor does Mr. Thomas
know. Nor can Mr. Thomas know.
Nor can any other man in England
or outside of England know.
What makes the happy ending of
some movies is the more fact that
they hsve coded—Macon News
No msn is a. hero to his wallet.—
Wall street Journal.
..‘
Hr
Eurgescy Ahead
Did you ever m s person 0! middle age who
1 ' had never met emergencies-tines when s good- "
lyssvinzs account would ban meant some kind
0! triumph. the hurdllpg of so obstsclel Are
you getting resdy for the one shad!
4 3.
lsulll SEEN ON THIS SIDE
!
’ Residents of the shore section of “(my (-f thy boats wtro so plain at:
Thu lil'c
' timed a huge grass {lro on Long 115 mu, not llolll'rloblc ill the flilyllgh'.
. lund «luring the,th thl'cc nightml 'l‘lw; strong sonihl'osl winds at night
'Tllo fire was lirst soon Saturllayfrlsn halt fanned tho flames and;
night. it was first thought thst :i .m'lds lhu‘m \‘lsihlo many mllv‘s nus:
ship mm on fire in e Sound. but -‘
fishermen reported . at the ‘WEGathcr Personal Records
marsh lands nonr Huntinmon' haw; . -
been on fire for times dais. Acrrs RA" 0f Wllflam J0 Bryan
LINCOLN. Non. May ll.—-—(Al‘)
and acres of nail marsh grass howl.
been burned. :llllilllllio records of the lilo. at W”-
The fillmls attracted many pooplrzlm‘m Jennings Bryan “re being “51‘
to the ltcnl shores. The tire wu‘lmttcd from his political and per-
sworn (””0an colors which madealumni friends by the Nebraska, Flam
it pretty and picturesque to look it‘llliswricsl Society for a W' J‘ B“.
At times m, n ‘ :an collection to be preserved in the
o u d hrce tongues of soclcly'u museum here.
flames leaped skywnrd and turnodl Included in the ”an is the awn.” :
. l
’fl‘Ile a light ”MW to a deep ”‘3" filling of personal recollections of Mr. ‘
.‘0 Duh or “1"“ “Am“ w" “hm" Bryan from persons in Nobrssks who
five miles 1°”: at one place. Thellrucw him during the important years
heat 01 the tire was so great that‘of his life bore. ‘
'0 effort .9 being mods 1° 91“"‘5 ~ In nowspnpcr flies. clippings. pam-
Bllieh it snd us it can do no damagm , . ‘
residsnts will let i: burn out. militia and hooks ln its library fnx
‘ lll‘lf‘ pvrlod of 138!- io 1925 the so-
bcveral times Sound sloolllt-rs mull e .
. ‘ . , y a. . ' w
til-or outs . 9 et e clot ll q '1 unit coil ciion of souru
1' ”"3 “'6 m‘ntcriu boa on b o ner'
and this sidc of tho blitz», The out. um». ' rm‘ ‘ ° c mm ’
SHUl‘ELT .BROS. ' .
3W and Durant blotor Isles
47 “'l'lST .utdtrr. summon, cores.
#5
FHONE 3474
’ May 6, 1926.
Sentinel Publishing 00.,
97 Woe ' Street,
South Norwallr‘ Conn.
‘ §
gelatinous sAttontion Mr.v§nell. '
O
'. PM I wish to thunk you and your entire
gsnisetlonfor the excellent cooperation given dur~
ing the modules csmpslgn conducted by me fore
; Sinus“ Bros, on Star and Dam} automobiles.
s Q
. From his time tho first‘snnouncement was made
an; Ewing Sentinel, my customers came in .. l
. tn . tbs: they hid seen the advertising '
. urotfiffmps . '
I llsvsgouducted siniilsr ssles in other silks
' .‘V 9“ mum’s etculstion wss lsrgsr then
.
L
your). “his tlfo results boon batter 1min ‘L
newsps stifling. “ ' -
All: very slid to write you this leIer snd again
smut-s you of my approcisiiou, I so: .
.3 . Very sincerely yours, . . . iJ
. t ‘ moms-swans l
t , , . , Star sud Dursnt Motor‘lees.
*' RAYMOND II. PBBKDIS.
lit-itit-n fl‘TinUt'
lsimrt and ism-i walks molding honrl ' "mom" ““‘m'fl- ““1 “V “0?! "Hr
A ll tslll‘riy l iorinil‘.
i Li.
ell. ill (l': :.lll.lrl.'r. 121 i'(' :1 i‘ .-
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Kilns L'imm Lyinglclt. :ll liul" Luna n
1129!. PH“. Hus
rm
.1 l.‘
Lilli. im-tl Krilll"ll .. rr'l‘vlll lo: a l: .‘-
.
lli'lzl ilk'“llt‘.
Flapper Fanny Says:
Eli's l
”f rd ‘
- 3 . i
”(I/J;
sumo”. .;
NKOWV A
lill'l-l may load llll'll ull \‘n'l'kl‘fif‘
but they‘re always willing lo follow.
41:...
You are having pretty
fair luck in your bust-
.112-
you get a larger salary,
don’t let it turn your
head. As your income
increases, let your sav~
ings increase in a larger
ratio than your expendi-
lures.
Save Yours In
The People’s
Trust Company
First Bank Undo: tho and"
[J
”a-
'Sslss Idling, '. .
. n
a.“
Washington! Street
U'ofkl'l‘fl and rollnhml 1“ [llllr-“d upopflllfm'o lh" l.l‘.'l'.'\' ism-:4} n1 llll NJ- :Iw‘wdf'd '0 ”1",- ‘H ‘V‘ Ii \:‘ LAPL
llllngv-rwlls :lml l'lill'lOI‘nly “if"! 0! mun Al ”11., W." 'h' my) ruin-'11“- hl'i'ODll lo \ .- .v."lll.~ :
l'll'lllll‘l-il l'l‘lll'f. .'.l,|;m'.h,._ body Li, “(mgmd‘ ” ' ‘ dilllvllll' 1:114 " ..'.. . lid'il lliil
“'nlkinlr is not :l lullz'uvl i»: :ii, A” llour'alomlk do a h I": ..J H _ 1 mild.
in“, hill ll. {H.(“mn'ly “21' :mi l'H‘I. vi'nlM' llll: llllll'fi'l‘u -i..:4lltill,.ll. llif! w. I .... I. I .. .
lll" lll‘flllll of the Dt‘l'fi'lll \l'm- : ".llliv litllKll‘.‘ lunlitlilh “If, H m,” ftvl‘ bum“. J l: lipid {My} «. , . V.ll‘ ll. 4,
poillrd to “'Ul'k indoors. “incl: ill indium“ rill. ill in l mm L.
Dirofls Blood. \ mill. ,L' Y” .. _: , , V“ .; (lllflllvll): “(injmy'vhuH..1M‘:Hi)(. .
M514 lllrtlit' \I‘alkinn l..’ - 11.». .l ‘m‘. .lkfuzl‘ :lfi‘l l‘..'.:. if.» lirvtm- . r, (A. 31",[VI‘IU‘I‘UJYI”; ‘Y‘if;.ll,yl.'”v{w .‘ H”
lurgoiy increased \Olullm of blood to lllPli tltv an ill alim‘illlllll: riI‘Il “.u' :E‘lh‘ I'M' “‘in :. ,1”; "A
the muscular system and purucuiarly mind is stilllciunlly alert to own. ' . ’ ., ‘ ,
to the lower extrcmilles. As 11 result cluto Nature's li\\.l-('hl\ll,l'.nl: mood:- lmirl lllvkmtl D. Em.” “by...“m
commotion in the lunar! organs As rt time for thinking or lilunnlrg Vrpent Monday mm MWWM .-
in diminil-lleri. .1 Milk nircrx munilrsl it'l‘dllilfifli‘lu . “mm.h.‘.mu
Many who illltl: {(llKll'll'll lilo ‘ Na grout amount or l‘l‘lr-lll'llllrlll l: - s e
plenum-us of wuikilll: will l‘l‘--ivlz l' il‘fll‘lil-Nl to Ollli‘lll lh'“ lmm‘liln m 31:5. 12...} 1mm. ..vj 1,9; , .
surpriso will-n lilo-y rchnbilllulu this a walk. ('1' vourov. lhu Hlnl'rl any “h” w“ corn! ,3. ;. bull “Um.
form 1-! (exercise. Among OlllPl' lilings should liar. fairly hlolll will.» .ltlll L, “wwwn‘m in “1,. .‘Jul’l-rlil; “h.
thr-y‘xt'lil lire czlsily anti in“ Harlem conllorlubic. light and high-hm .1 yllnl.
ishul st their shortness of hroalh. shoes are incongruous .lgri rm. s s .
Iiowovrzr. by pursuing lilo r'xrrciso musv discomlorl. .\ Mm.“ “m. .. nun.“ .3“; .r i .
dilisclltly they will nation :1 sonan- Ill-fitting nnri ddrm-d scrim hm" -J.l.r;tl,1.. lrouhir n. l‘m- ;. g M
lion of buoyancy xlnd wtll li“lng that also .olmrti from tho nlgumm (2' swing lllll. this mummc
will offer nmpio reward for ”1“ time a walk. Chilling or llir- hotly ”would"; I - -
rind cncrsy expondgd. pcrsplrlttlon should he amulul by l: ._\_«h(,n.l mung l’ll'l W: '- .-
L'niii one is nccul-loniml in wnik- wearing liilpl‘flprl‘ill) clothing and .d llm Peck brow-Hy in l'ml :‘1 l'
in: it is best to cover only short milking ll. chungr: nl‘ler the walk, 1.3.... Ngru'al};_
di illness. Then. as tho muscles and \Vl-lllng of tho foal should 11- o s '
lid homme familiar with the «ludiously .ll'oldrd by using |‘l‘0[l’l‘ 31.... nip-“lull. n. swig). ,. ..
pleasant tuck or walking llll: distance footy-or. “.\:|-\"lln uni: Ll ll,l"‘l‘.i \islllo. li: .‘H'I."
maybe increased. - To ow rtllu is M‘t‘lilfig the now! “my
A dsliy walk is better than an oc-r combination of pleasant liivr-rsioli.i '- 0
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, WE
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To Show You Our
Safe: Deposit Vault
At Any Time
During; Business Hours.
Private Boxes Rent as
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This. bank does not trust to memory.
l‘lx‘ol'ytling‘ is. ill writing. In doing busi-
ness with us; the foundation is honor, not
memory.
. The City National Bank
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
The So. Norwalk Trust Co.
SEltV'Iif‘iC
SEX'URITY
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk
STORAGE
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Slots for any amount of space
you why require.
Our wsrehouso In a. 5-star;
brick building. located at b Havi
lsnd street. equipped with thl
latest Iprinkler system. giving
you tho low insurance rllia oi
50¢: per hundred dollarson con
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DAILY MOTOR ““
HAULAGE SERVICE
TO NEW YORK
Tel. Norwslk 294-1092-2
*1. Phone. Chaim 3069
803 W. 20th It.
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