“a
It
EAST N ORWALK.
,don‘t you take advantage of
these specials?
2| lbs: Oran.
Sugar twith other
goods).
$1.00
"(I
Fancy Elgln Creamery Butter 25c lb.
Ll lbs. Pure Leaf hard.
it lbs. Largo Santa Clara Valley
l’runes. I.-
3 Vans Tomatoeit solid packadi.
A. Stull
' 24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
CONN.
EAST Alli‘llliALI-i
.0» .-.z. . .
William Shannuhan of Bridgeport.
has a Ilsitoi in town yesterday.
Walter Allen. bartendcr at liermun
Malmo's. Is Ilsltlng Iii New York.
Ilowaid llcnctlch who has been ill
for some days was able to be out today
as usual.
MI and Mrs Arthur Lovcjoy. of
Itlrst str_cct have been spending some
time in Ilunbury
Master Lizzie liowicy is entertaining
Miss M. IltIIII', at thI honic III A‘UIL
street. IIIast Norwaik, for two or tlII'cc'
days.
The ripper "Defender." owned by
Daniel Keogh. is undergoing repair...
on III-count of an aecdent in which it
figured on the Clay street hill one
night last week.
The Junior League of th(I East Arc-
IIu(I tihurch will meet on Friday. Janu-
ui'y 2:3. at 3 p. m.. in the Sunday
school room. All who wish tti join the
League arc truncated to be present at
that service.
The condition of the sidewalks about
the plact'I Is almost intolerable. A num-
ber of people have sustained quite so-
I'cre falls during the past day or two,
and in some places it is
impossible to stand tip.
The Junior Band will meet in the
last AIcnue Methodist parsonage. on
II‘Ilday. at” I. 30 p. m H. A Cell) will
conduct the meeting. A full attend-
time Is desiletl to peifect atiangcmcnts
for the anniversary meeting on the fol-
letting Sunday.
(‘oal Dealer 8. lfershfleld has been
IiaIing IerII hard luck lately. as ht‘ has
been unable to get boats up the (IIcI-k
to his coal I.ard Several attempts
have been made bII steamers to break
the ice. but without results. This
morning Mr. Iicrshflcld out It largtI
gang of men at work cutting It clliaIIiIII
with saws and axes and other tools.
The cold wcalhor ol' the past fth
days has again blocked tlIII harbor and
thc largc cakes of floating ice have all
been joined together by ice of rcccut
formation. This morning when thc
llmlcl oyster simmers tried to start
out it was disc'otcred that they III'cItI
so tightly frozen in that it “as ncccs
sury to chop tIitIiI IIay bctoic
could get out to the channel.
There will be IIII (IIttt-rtainnicut uur
tchI the auspices of thc IIIpIIIoI-th |.tIu—
attc, and for thc bIInctit of tin suiuc.
in the Sunday school room of thc ldasl
Avenue Church. on Wednesday (Ivcu-
lug. January 27, 1904. III R p. :u 'l‘htI
entertainment will he proI'ltir-ti by
young pruplc IIutltIr fifteen years of Iii-tr
and will be both novel and Interesting.
Admission ten cents.
Messrs. Price and Wood. ol' the ilriii
of Price and Wood. fish and food (itIal~
(It's in Rochester N. Y. ., IIItI visiting in
ioun. While hcrct they Inspcued thc'
plaIit of the Radcl ()ystcr Company.
The tIIo gentlemen expressed much
pleasure in their inspection. Many of.
practically
thc things which tlieI saII IIcrc quitc‘
They were partitularly
of
new to them.
impressed with the ncatness
plant.
The Junior Band of the East AItI-
uuc Church will hold its foiitth anni-
IIcIIsarII Sunday JanuaI-I :31. James
\‘V. Wardrop, of New York city
bc present and deliver the address.
trill also bring with him a soloist.
.\ special musical progiant has bten
III-ranged and II delightful time is an-
tit-.ipated Ev erybodv will be most cor-
dially welcomed The meeting begins
III 3:00 p. m.. sharp.
On Sunday. January 24. at :l p. m..
the Junior Band will celebrate its
fourth anniversary,
be given byJ. W. Wardrop. traffic stip-
crintendéll‘ f the Harlem Rlvcr rail-
roadI
admit-ad e33 gin.
tight " a?
they ,
the
will
llc I was injured In a runaway Incident in _Thursday with Mrs. Wellnitz.
An address will,
To insure that l-rlliiancv and spunk» much.
leash
t--mughly and dry with soft cloth. ”I“ Soap
, gm: asgunto and moneys. 5!!!)
... ..... «a. «v-
provide Millie. 'I'itI urtica- vtu
beta is fill! Int M‘s Its slot
muopal Church. airs eorlAt
Invited to attend. but young III?“ are
especially urged. Mr. Wartlmp's mott-
Iage will be especially adapted to
them.
' William iIlIiltpsoII ht titllttl III III lht!
Norwallt Hospital. where an operation
has lately been performed upon him
Some little ago. Mr. Phil Ion scratch-
cti his fight hand with up tic lloilc-
(Id no In chat-ts from it tit “ill. but tit-
ttIr scvcral days suffered severe ptilus
near his shoulder. It ends at first
thought that the trouble was caused by
3(Jun abscess, but later it was learned
'that cite of the glands hatl becomtI in-
i'cctcd from the tiny pin scratch. He
is gctting along nicely since the opera-
tion. however.
I 'l‘ht llatiol oyster stcumcr “Mulch"
Wait» (I ll hole in her starboard bow while
tIyItitI to break her way out through
’ithc he of the channel Saturday The
hole was so dig and the under poured
In so last that the boat Ivus in a sink-
condition when Captain William
ltowluntl Ian her on the mud in the
roar of the company's opening plant
on the Washington street bridge. The
hole is six inches deep and quitc long.
and is just at the water line.
i .lamcs lI'HommoIllcu's class will
mt‘ti iii the ladics' parlor of the East
Avenue M. E. Church. on Tuesday, at
I7: 30 u III. The Ladies' Aid.of the East
IAItuuc M. It}. Church will meet on
‘ntl'cduuthty, IlunuaIy 20th. at 2 p In.
\ full IIttIIutIIIncc ls desired. The W
I
\ it t ‘iI-clo will meet on Wednesday
at 7:30 p. m.. in the ladlea‘ parlor. This
meeting is verv i.nportuut. Church
t
:lllllV'Cl IIIttItlng Thursday evening at
7:30 topic, 0 Value of Church At-
thItluncc.”
A \t‘ it pleasant partI was gitcu Sat-
illl‘flfl\ night by Miss Eta Bowen to a
numbcr ot her friends. in honor of Miss
.ItIuIIic Iv‘lnrry. of New Havcu, who is
thI guest. Those present playcd
‘ i it" and ‘I’Flint h" during tht'I (II (IIIIng
I'l‘hc guests were. Miss Jennie Flurry
tlIt- Misscs Pitt and Leila Bout-II. Miss
Lillian II‘t‘rris St. John. Miss (‘Iracc
Whittaker. Messrs. liarry Alnsworth.
(loom-c Ingham. llarry Reynolds. Ar-
(hic Iicugcr and Frank Ferguson. Re-
fIcsbmcnts" were served.
‘ I't was almost a miracle. Bottle. 3
lilood llittcis cured mo of a terrible
brcukiug out all over the body. I am
III-IIII grateful." Miss Julia lI‘ilhridgc.
\\'csl Cornwell, Conn.
Rowavr‘ofi.
Mis. Susio Godfrey, of Rowayton. Is
Iisitlng with fticnds in Main strcct. !
Stanifor (I.
Miss Iilliun SttIplicnson of ItoIIuI-
ton avenue entertained ll tow fiicntla
Isaturtlav (IIcnliig at whist
(lcorgII SlItI“,IIon of New YoIk (Ily.
[spcnl Sunday with his pIittIIItt». Mr. and
Mrs Hiiam Shcrron of North avenue
Louis Schmidt of t‘raIII avenue has
IstIt-IIIIIItl II position III tht- l.oc'kuootl
.MItnut‘utIluring (‘onipuny ~ factory In
South NoI'IIuIIt
. (Icoigc Iiitir. manager of tlic (lcorgc
‘l- Suigtnt lquIId (‘IIIIII- t‘ompant.
iNow YOIk was the guest of I'ttslmusttr
income W. Bush lust II'IIclt
.'-li. a Itlbtitinc l‘iIIlIiit .. .;I liioulIIII.
“he has been the guest of Mr.
Mrs. William I’inkncy, for u few days. ‘
.IctuI-ucd to her homc In Brooklyn, to-g
tiny
.\ carioad of ltInIbcr urrirctl lust
\I'cck at tho ltowuyton tit-pot. for
Moss-rs, Lauritz &- \\‘IitItIlcr, who will:
llllllif‘ II IIItmbI l‘ of IIIIproI-IInicuts about '
their property shortly.
Miss IIldith Mt-utl, of North tII'rInuc.
(IIIttII-tttititItI u tcw friIIIItls at licr home
Saturday night (Illllll‘fi and music
II'tII'tI tlitI principal fcuturcs of the
(II'cnlllfi, ilcfi'cslitncnls II'IIt'c scrI‘ctl.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
I T MolltItt of Stamford. has just
tlnishctl remodelling a burn for F. M.
lllo. It. on Noroton Hill The exterior
all
uttd I
, NOW'O TNilf
' We utter One Hundred Dollars Ite-
IvIIrd for any case of Catarrh that can-
not be cured by ‘llail‘a Catarrh (lure.
F. .l. CHENEY a 00.. Toledo. 0.
secretary
it. Mead, Greenwich; Wil-
llqui. Partiee New listen The III
Icctors arc the unicorn. door e W
Dean and (‘iiutlcs l-l. Hdmpsuat. of
(‘ Icnbrook.
The New England Engineering (.‘(I.
has begun work on a large contract
for the electric wiring of William
Zlcgler's house and grounds at Great
Island. A private line will cxtend
about “four miles through theI grounds
from lltc Inuin litic. A private tele-
phone system will be installed. They
also IIIIVII II contract for the clcctrlcal
work and an inter-communication tel
(Iphoue in connection with Jonathan
Thore's flntI residence at Black Rock
Bridgeport.
Despite the cold Weather. there has
been btit comparatively little ice-boat-
lng here this winter. This. of course.
has been due to the presence of snow.
The indications now are that there
will be good yachting in the course of
a week or so. Harry Webb has sold
his ice yacht to a New York broker
named Swift, and is now at work on
another boat. Mr. Webb‘s latest will
be bill to foot on the runners but will
bc about 35 feet over all He expects
to hnvtI about 60 yards of cams: on
tlIc yacht.
WESTPORT.
Nichols and wife atc IlsItIng
lu liingbam Mass.
Th(I llorreslioff's artI constructing a
tit) footer tor F. 'l‘. Bctlfordu
Miss Mary Biadlcy is confined to be;
home through sickness of a serious na-
turc.
tondut tor l)aIi(i Maloucy is on the
sick list and dutlug his enforcctl ab
Is collecting the fares.
Joseph Adams has returned home
from attending the state grangc meet
ing in Hartford. where he went as a'
(lclcgatc from Westport Grange.
Following are the newly elected ofll~
ccrs of Snuuatuck M. Id. (‘htirch Suit-
day school: Joseph Morton, Htlllt‘l‘lllI
tcntlcnt; first assistant. .I. S. Gregory;
second assistant, Miss M. Smith; scc.
:I'l‘till‘)‘, Frank Al‘tlc,’ treasurer. Miss
tIIII'a .lIIlifl‘: librarian, .l. l". KIIeIeI‘.
Sitcl shooting pronilscs to bc ti fad
, Iic icabouts and It is IIIpOtiIItI that local
tplIIIIsltiaus arc laying in extra stocks
tof lInaIItIIiit and bandages. 'I‘lic feIcI
thus long iIIIcu upon some of firidgc
port (‘ouutry club members. and from
lthut (IoIIIIcII tbc Infection appears to
thurc found root hole. It ll Inspected
tlIut llockununi (Iolf (‘ lub talent will
adopt this now agony for getting 0ch
IIIII liuhs also that Thomas Walsh has
lIIItIII (prcrimcutiug wth barrel stat-(Is
as a III-ginning and concludes that in-
can skci highcr and easier to and from
tho \'I”RKt‘_ with tltc real things. It
fit (Id stirpri~:(I no tIilt‘ to scc Prom-cultu-
lIlariy Sherwood pIoccoIling to the
palace of justicc on skcis. maltln! thc
distance from west end hill to the post
office Ill ouc jump and a slide. Willis
Jones is another promising skcir anti
with III'irdupoistI sufficient to keep the
pcsky things from balklng as is liable
to happcu iii the case (If fcatlicr
IIclghts .luIlgtI llrudlcv has been ap-
proached rclativc to joining a shot
club bill coIItIludtIs that he won't risk
diving into a snow drift hcud down.
hccis up and trust to luck for soun-
ouc to dig him out, In; Selectman
Lthis l', \I‘ukcmau is understood to
favor any iiicans of transit afoot that
will clear the crcvassos In (In-(Ins
Farms glacial district and horn him
out of snow drifts.
Monday night Greens I-‘nrms I‘armv
(-r's club will meet.
[has been shinglod unIl IIIIII floors ladi
throughout.
Charles ll. Fitch has tIIII-loscd th(I
,new residence at Noroton Hill for W.
Ii. Finch. R II. Shelton built the
foundation and Stark Iiros. have the
[plumbing. The heating will be lot by
separate (IIontratt Architect Henry
iMarvin drew the plans
William lt‘. Street of llaricu, who
lNorwalk. in November is now able to
go about the house iitid will, it It.
thought soon be well enough to go
tout. For sevetal weeks Mr. Street was
In the Norwalk Hospital and the phv‘si-
clans thcrc thought he could not re-
ACO\'OY.
brook Water Company has been filed
‘In the Town Clerk‘s office. The of-
tficers arc: President. Benjamin F.
.
i"
.—
i The annual statement of the Glen-‘
CRANBURv.
Miss Maud Rubey spent
Thursday
night with Miss Ethel Gregory.
(‘larcnce Benton Ia Iisltlng his
1brothcr in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Flank Blake. who has been ill.
Ls slowly recovering.
Mrs. Rocstel of Norwalk spent
l Mrs. Lucas and Mrs. llattic Muton
are suffering with rheumatism.
(‘harlcs Gregory has sold the Dick
tson place to Mr. Burr. of Norwallt.
Mrs. Blake and Clayton Gregory.
I“ ho are ill. remain about the same.
t Mr. and Mrs. Homer Clark are going
to housekeeping in thc hottsc with
Mrs. Wyman.
I Rev. 1'. Dertt Van Doren. (It the
Baptist Church. preached In the chapel
M. C. A. orchestra will ‘ Mead. New Canaan; treasurer. James yesterday afternoon at 4:15.
i Mr. Skenc is making numerous Im
provcments about his recently pur-
chased place. form th(I residence
lof Mrs. Jane Smith.
Four largo sleigh loads of people
from this section, forty-two In all, (In.
.jnyctl a sleigh ridc to Slivermlnc
'l‘ltursdaI (Ivcnlut: R'ltl Itcltl a dance in
the hall in that plucc. Many of tho
people (If Bilt'crmlnr‘ took part iii Iht‘
dancing
A sltIighluI; putty. licadcti bv t‘harlcs
Rutter. and consisting of three carry-
all sleight-t went to the Sons of Tom
pcrancc Hall. at Silvermlnc. on Thurs
‘(lIIy (Ironing, which hatl been engaged
. for Wednesday atoning. but was ad-
' JourneIl until Thursdav evening. owing
to the storm on that night.
1 company arrived the Division was
.. holding their regular meeting upstairs
When the
, .. In their room. but adjourned as soon as
'XI‘II
03. shave enough Sun-
[mi
. the early hours of the morning
. possible and kindly opened their room
for the convenience of the visitors
and Joined in the pleasures downstairs.
Music. dancing singing and phon-
graph selections were enjoyed an 1
Re
freshments were served at midnight,
having been brought by the party. Hot
the kindness of Mr. and Mrs. John
uthrle. of that place. Those pres-
(- t were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Battery,
Mr. and Mrs. Ill. Fillow. Mr. and Mrs.
J. Buttery. Mrs. :Wyman. Mr. and Mrs.
Mien, Miss Crawford. Mr. and. Mrs.
p13
at“ land Coley. was .3.
stItIcP from duty Mortorman Paul by on ‘
coffee was. made and served through
.'l‘. 8. Gregory. Mr. and Mrs. R. Greg-
. Mr. and Mrs: BubsnMr. and Mrs.
We. the undersigned, have known 1".
J Cheney for the last in years. and be
have him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm
WAIIDINO. KlNNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. 0
Hall's CItIrrh Cure is taken inter-
ually acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent frcc. Price 75 cents
per bottlc. Sold by all llruggisis.
Take llall's Family Pills for consti-
pation. 0'
from this plum-I and the (men that join-
ttl tn l-lilvtrmiiis Vere Mr. and Mrs.
Ioltn Guthl‘ltl. Mi‘s. lirtwriitttt'. Mrs.
Juan MrII. Lent Miss Mart Buttery.
.IiIt-It Wilcox Miss Nllttm‘y Miss Poi-
lard. Miss Henry. Miss Laytlou. Harry
Burns. Sidney (luthric ii‘ltnniaurico
and W. Henry. '
A VEST-POCKET DOCTOR.
Never in thtI way, no trouble to car
ty. easy to take, pleasant and never
falling in results are Dertt's Little
it‘lrly ltlscrs. A vial of these little
pills in the vestpOcItet is a certain
guarantor against headache billions-
Itess. torpld liver and all of the ills ro-
ttultiug from constipation They tonic
and strengthen the liver. gold by
Clifford Pharmacy. “
MANY MACEDONIANC HOMELESS.
BOSTON Jan. ls —-Th(» latest re
ports to the American Board from the
relief centers inli Macedonia show that
there are now 500,000 persons who are
homeless and without means of sup-
port for the winter. 0! this number
09. 000 and fill 000 are In Monastir vlla-
y.ct The Turkish government Is at
forditig some robot and funds are com-
ing front America and England Nlno
relief (IIIiIcrII have been (It nod in the
Want but at the present time the
.work is almost exclusively Ilcaling out
jflour in small quantliI-ls to those who
tart destitute. There Is tear on the
Itinrt (If those upon the ground that “n.
‘Icss some dccisivtI steps aIII Iakcn dill“
ting the winter there will bc another no
illt‘t-al outbrcak in the spring.
i
Men dis widows cry. friends are
sorry. but that doesn't furnish bread.
btit a policy in the
Conn. General “In Insur-
ance Company
payable imediately malted the family
independent.
FRED If. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT
United 'Iftlt Ild'g. Co. Nth-walk.
10. per cent.
A dividend '
semi-annually of 5'4 per cent.
Present rate should be increased
within the year. Your dividend
‘XIRTOEAIQfiOTAEE :.I::".;.:§:ai.ri::‘ 3‘. any
T J SULLIVAN "Immense“
PROPRIETOR.
European Plan. Excellent Rooms.
The " plan" founded on the law of
averages some as that of life insur-
Just completed and newly furnished pace.
I throughout. Semi for mm to
i'-°°" " 0‘" "Wm and compare with Hammltt.l1llls Block. Hartford.
any in town. ' -
One minute from all trains.
Rates Moderate.
Found at Last.
After years of medical research and
experiments Gray's Honey of White
Pine is found by the. Medical Profes-
sion to be the finest remedy on the
market for Coughs. Colds and all
Bronchial affections.
ZEITFUSB' PHARMACY,
8 North Main 8L,
SOUTH NORWALK.
_.._.._. . ..___ ..._-- ., .
Denny 8. Hull, Representative.
1 Lauder Blk. South Norwallt. Ct.
Get a Lead
COKE
in year cellar.
It will last as form as
CONN.
INSTANT REIIIEF 13.33:," other fuels and you
K5: .'II'I‘T"°II:"I'I'I'.71;'E'I'I'-‘. "fifi’lh'fi will admit it is
3:Itl'il:li:§.lttt.¥:."’hf: 1933:: much: cheaper.
“on. we and 01.00
02.50 prepaid.
Indianapolis. Ind.
In: III“.
II. 7'. III-(-
l'int
son I: 00..
What if is gone
“to: feel Sure that
you 'lbt'II want more.
77m: ('33,
HOT TIME
in every bushel of if.
Do You Want Money?
l have it to loan on all kinds of Real
Estate in Iargc or small amounts. from
one to three years, or on easy monthly
payments. ft and ti per cent interest. ' If t , (a d be
GI“! a "(I n
F. Arminglon Peaveii. ,‘°"”‘"“"' .
Mortgage Broker, 8 R y & '- gut EB
1090 Put 0 S .
Dept. M. Baobirv‘ti.;ri:f,‘iy. r. mm' Ipnonel a In 0'
Capitll. 31.600900. Surplus, $185,000.
A deposit placed
with the Induttrlll
Savings and Loan
Company bears a
quarterly dividend
of five per cent. per
‘ aunum from - date
' of deposit until
$6 25 a Ton Dellvered ’ (lute Withdrawn.
-—-—~
. 3““ Supervisor of New York and
"0' EXTRA emu“. FOR 0AM" Connecticut.
I
Coal that will give you full value “RANCH OFF'CE' 1’ 50 MAIN 31"
for your money is the only kind we
sell. The kind that is clean
and that Is coal all the way
through and which every penny that is
paid counts for warmth and comfort
for you and your family.
B. HERSHFIEII] It Still
TWO YARDC.
Susiew Ave.. East Namath.
Concord CL, Couth New
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow John I. Lawrence
Pensions.
MM.
”01 "‘7‘!”
[ND OAS
mum.
It»? lies
Tel. E. Norwnlk 97‘. 8. Norwalk
'Phoue. 13:. ‘
Jenkins amvum
and
CARLOCK PACKING
Carried In stock.
I‘I“
OOLO AND OILVIR PLATINO.
so sum um gm». :2
New “30¢th Negation. itII-s.
Have no superior. out show them
in operation
rltinnwlunlnx
“statuary and Ma. .
and General Mach- I-
f'. COAL min
1 (team and' we still convince you of the
-thc slamming of that
door- keep out the
-‘ cold air—avoid the
breaking of glass. The
i ECLIPSE Cuscx AND
SPRING will do it; easy
to put on and keep in
, order We've got it.
e...
COMBTOCK, WATKINS O OOW'I
' 'PHONEIH-C.
W
SOLID AND—*— SUCCESSFUL.
Uiiyiltiiitiiitiilzitiiiit
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
slob. 06.06
Cnplrnl.
Surplus. 3100. 00.00
Other Profits. $80,360.00
EDWIN H. MATHEWS N, President.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vics- resident.
JACOB MI LAVTON, Cashier.
DIRECTORCI
Edwin H. MIthewton Henry laymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin II. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swartz John H. Light
Frederick H. Rowan.
Accounts Sollefmf
litill Paper Sale.
20 was CENT. Discount.
Making room for new goods, we are
giving 20 per cent. discount on last
year's Gold Papers.
500 Paper, No
+0c Paper, 32c
30c Paper, 240
2I’Ic Paper. 20c
Borders same discount.
To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
ture Frames.
Dealer in Wall Papers.“ Painten’
Supplies, Artisan!
.‘luntili
SPECIALS. _
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures. toe.
Cloth Window Shades, with
fringe. 25c.
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rois.
3 ft. long. with fixtures, soc.
.“Shure-Cut" Can Opener. cuts
easily. No razed edge.
“NEST CTIEI. PAIINO KNIVIO,
PAINTING. P ER HANO-
INC. DEC TING.
L. Decker
07W
South New M
Telephone Connection
~ I
filing Lochooti & (Io.
”COEI”
“coal”
. ”flic‘oa'”
$6. 25 per 1‘6n.
ca'n buy the llmt for an equal p
We handle the “BEST WHICH"
list can therefore not
Mtge satisfaction. Send us a trial or-
merits of our 1:
toluene at r'attractlv'e fut-loos
(gt-root! in large or sun l counting.
moped wood, cot-tumult: or naval
I- *‘Ilu
Illlllg WWII & Gil-I
122 WATCH 3.. OO- NORWALK.
amen TOO. Mala OIL
Tel. Cali, 81-5. ,
sea 1
notion. of?
.ltossi Mraflllld M2;- m“ “hitessrs. ‘MW ‘0‘“ IN. , IDAVID w_ myuoub.‘
t'l . uter. r I t. s'oclt. , . , . , ' . ~‘ ,
332'.” Ami”; roam p“... 3:13.. mg a, ‘y, may, I . mutants .
are I t ' t- . i: . , III .
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ems Mrs: 2.911s: Inc: I that Te'rup.
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