91ft“... Norwdilt. I“ .0 a
Ioperaout,iitlvo been frozen dur- ,
old. weather throughout. more
unbecu unusually severe. ~
“on turbos of snow in Memphis,
' ‘ none of the cocoon-lollies otu'
season, ,Thc storms have
uontyihus for. ‘ ,
_:llti',eet commissioners oi South
”i havojdeclded that thesido‘.
. st be kept free fromiicc and
ow let them enforce the or»
i
9i)“; Roberts“ is .' now at {bill
be capitol at ,lia‘rttord attend;
u "His”dltn'erienco‘ as
color isi‘y‘wm'th sonic-f
tax rate in New YOrk‘ city goes.
yo hints,,this year,‘ from 1.50 in;
The totallncrea’se‘in an:
is will no ‘ $206,000.000 grind, the
' 3/ capacity oi‘tho' city under:
no “030000.000. ‘
_ich,~mnil carriers were Sonor-
cmomberod this Christmas and
”sum total received by each one in
lla‘ge varied from $35 to $70
idn’t happen in this city. But
. 1 st remember that there aro lots
millionaires in Greenwich.
“~—
‘brakcman recently killed at New
n is mourned by two wives who.
" say. are fast friends. The
his ‘Wil’e’found out the fact that hot
husband had married again, silenc-
.' a! divorce and prevailed upon
wile No. 2 to live with hard The}
.heard‘nothlng from the husband until
he C'Was‘kllled. Strange incidents art;
to be found almost any place by those
. who have a nose for news.
‘ It is hardwork When/“16 lawyer
yirho‘has a good case is compelled ti
"ill-stieducatc the jury so that it may
“understand what he is talking aboir
when he presents the cause of ll".-
client or clients. but that is abou.
Where our Congressman E. J. Hill finds
himself in trying to make his icilou
. members of Congress see the meaning.
necessity and business common Bonst.
of the currcncy bill that he is striv'
ing to put through the House.» The
Wntfii‘bury'hlncricnn reviewa this all
until . ‘ppreciativcly and puts the caro-
‘ ,‘ very tairlyns follows: ‘
‘TlieCongrossional ‘Rdcord for Thurs-
dsyvglves a verbatim report of the long
running light Congressman Hill had in
support of his currency ii..i. A reading
or it. shows why currency legislation is
so hard to got through Nobody lindor-
‘ stands it, or can ho made to. Mr. Hill
is untexport, and for page after page
otthe report ho’lo doing nothing ‘bul
answer questions. apparently without
‘ mUCh'miCCOSfi in illuminating din-it
_ lnds. He is patient and porncvoring
about it. but at the end Congressman
Williams, as the spokesman of those
who are groping for light, throws up
his hands in despair and says that ho
is so confused that ho can‘t under-
stand anything. And he throws all the
blame fln'COXlgl‘C salon lllll. Tile dc-
bnte offers a goo illustration of the
different ways at different iucn. Mr.
. Hill allowwi every one to interrupt,
heard all lllt‘ questions asked, and an-
swered thorn, while Mr. Williams. hilv.
ihx first used up as much ils hull of
Mr. .Hlil‘ii time. by interruptions. dc-
dlinod over and our again to liston
to an interruption or a (lili'ulifm by
. Mr. Hill.
i
BETTER THAN SPANKING.
limiting does not curo children of
“wetting. ii it. did ihcro would be
children that would do it. There
[constitutional cause for this, Mrs.
flumiucrs. 110x 510, Noiro Dame.
, ,ny‘ mother.
do in this way.
,i‘l
,. for your
a Dinners
JGCEPH i... won. creel j
“Moo “ . W
roprlstor Hotel. Muhaokorno l
i Telephone 308. J! ,
unLi—JM—i- . w»
mistress onus.
prisoner.l
., .tmflmuu . ..
front
, notor-
. Kenn th Mackenzie. Jib rector urn/io-
nl'ioriul“~ Church of _ the Holy ~ Tritium
Wontnort. performed the ceremony.
mediate] rel
present.
in ndress or whito dotted Swiss, car- 1101 r spondod l0 appeals and are sad. RECENT ARR
rind a. bouquet oi: bride's, roses. ' -
longcnhcrg. an unusually pretty young London county is especially in need
lady, looked even hauds’onler assoc 0! Grunge work. and‘lbelcvs will pay
and one anniversd the questions in it new glance has been 1011035 there thin
clear voice. The bride was given away yer. and is revered as premix as. on
» Smith's orchestra. ,
lyn} where the groom is endured in a created, too liberal salaries paid. and
turers’ association was held at the
MM 19“ ‘. g
. twentieth 33333;,“
on oiatho‘prettiost homo weddings
the clubhouse . . - -
but bounces celebrated in lWoctport. 33000.3. '. by Seth mi . ._
so can. ..-fiundsyut lam on damp
in
session“.
.iiusbiin‘drr..ln the Auditor» it . ,
soy _
Gil ill gimme cellos Standall‘o
Asylum street. today. in the in
ii. Bruno: a 13:06 lithium“ till. Mimi” the Close
9 0" T- ‘ .9 morning “i” .lan lull'cricnce‘. Rls'hlcoucues o
blob 0060.0 3010:0019“. W03 ‘nnd‘Goiior-osity.‘ The testimou
. , to, arson sullen land rli ,i ling necessitated by Mr. ue‘
t'il ‘ ceremony consortia-medic th ,. w 3000.08 M “will“ W619 n’mnd a. 10m number icon; on
rs...whlcli and been iastliy valved» and spacial committees were Epworth not ne'ohcl‘“ ‘u d r
tor tho occasion. Il‘lls Rev. announced. “ . ‘ rootion oi alyy‘liWittson. rendered
M 2 0 (”001‘ 3W0 Muster WM pro- two selections. T111001“ the. first of
canted his annual address, He said 0. series of 3mm galhgrmgg; I‘Th
the Will real had been a larvavl‘OS' next ‘will be bold Tuesday his
it was a quiet aftair. only the inn. porous one for the order. “Many will hold charge oi the m9," ng'
olives and friends being arouses have added. a solidly number A delegation rrom th‘s- '
. to the roll. Condor compels me to. Band [3 expend to 1,5
The bride was handsomely attired hows or. admit that a very law have. . ..
annual ‘
In E
ea‘rrlved‘: . ‘Miobi.
M155 ly in hood otsympotby and help. Now 309mm,
gun. from.
WW
iou . ‘ ll- turmoil
. . and trouble
stood bolero the reverend gentleman well for earnest. 0491318th labor. Ono
by-lier. father. She was attended by other insure has been OI‘EENZN in.
tho groom's sister, Miss- Anna Jansen, New Milford and is dots! Well." j
as bride‘s maid and Miss Marlo Wli- Mr. Wood commanded to the state: ‘
holmeuia Langonhorg, was maid of stance tho interests or the economy it you tend to
honor; Both carried bouquets at out Agricultural Colleen. He said the turn it gets a iirm 'hold on you. A
b‘ri e’s roses. ' , . college is crowded and will ask the buxor a. B. C-"Cnnouipsr‘taken as
,‘ho‘ groom was attondedby hislbro- legisnturo for a. new dormitory. Hi3. soon on the cold‘ilhows itsoltwlll salve
iher, Charles William Jansen. D. D; believes the calcite deetlnod to fill on you train serious sickness... . we also
swan Charles William Langenberg. important place in the agricultural tut have in
The wedding ”march and reception ture. and that it is ready to adept it- . Medicines.
music! was furnishod"vaPiotossor self liar such training in mechanic; _, , ., ” ‘ . ‘
‘ lhc loilfuss Pharmacy.
arts as its students and .clrcumstances’
s ~o.. ”so. fiot'NbRWALK:
that Holiday , can be .
best and moot‘oiilcctiye Cough _
i0
‘WE’MUBT osLL ALL. noon
CQODS‘EACH new sEAson. w
AKE‘QUICK CLEARANCE or o
, homes LIKE ounc—wmrsa
,iilltr-‘lJLi. "BLAST
mo (rennin. L
. u .
urns Ao'rUA
, ALONG THE tine
ouchLv. '
MEN'S SUITS,
‘ ‘ p ‘ VERY LOW.
" All. thé incomplete lines are in
it; You‘ll boililn it" if you come
"while routine is hero:
“ not issued» 30' to 30. $7.00 and
$8 fancy suits. ‘ out Ito‘$3.08.
Lot 2——-Slzes 30 to 37, $8 and
$9 suits. reduced to $4.98}
hot 3—SIzes 30 to 36 regular
$10 suits, reduced to $6.49. L
Lot li-g—All sizes regular $10 and
$12 suits. cutto $7.98.
Lot 5-—All our regular $15 and
$10 suits out t0'$9.89.
A straight 2.0 per cent. oil on all
remaining lousy suits for men and
younnmen.
w ra'lvo practice. The wedding pres- decidedly too much srslt. Conditionn
onto woro‘numcrous and very boauti- favor this for our state tax is ro-
mp , , moved {min the towns and its debt
, —,——~— paid. Our legislators thereiore » are.
MANUFACTURERS’ 'OFFICER8. 'vel‘y. llberolunindetl. is it not about.{
......._. ‘ time that the people relieved of some ,1
Edward . vou Gal Again' Declined oi the burden of taxes? The sugges-
Presidency. tlou that savings banks bolnot taxed
The adiournod annual meeting oi on their deposits is a good one and
, , worthy of our consideration, Railways
the Wholesale Fur F9" H“ Manulat- and trolleys too. are taxed statewide.
odiprovlded by the bride's parents. Regarding legislation, Mr. .Woou
Minna short honeymoon, the newly said: “In general, i believe therein 1.99
married couple will reside in, Brook- much legislation, too many Dinosaurs
illill‘i‘illillllililli
.‘Aftor the wedding dinner Was‘sorv- require. l
l. at i. . "y":
Should they not hold to pay the tom. ‘
that we sell Wall Papers; Crockery,
.1, will send her homo trentmont to
Site links up money.
rlto her today ii‘ your children trou~
‘ Don't blame the
i . “j'fllfl chances are it can't hclp
v“, iron to enlisteené
"run.“oownnut sit-
Broadway Central in New York city
\iouday with the annual election of
‘lfliCCl‘S at. its business This election
utter a lively session, resulted as fol-
‘owsfil’rosidcnt. E. V. Cannot. Jr. of
"bongo Valley. N. J.; Vichrcsidont.
i. Levy. of Philadelphia: treasurer, Ar.
’lOid Turner, of Danbury.
The principal reason for the 3308!;
Killing of the election h‘om the regular
rioting was the. declination of the of“
’irc of prcsldont by Edward von Ga‘, of
he. llawes‘vonGal Company, of Dan-
‘ulry. for the reason tho the'mclnbors
of the association would not consent to
bond illcmsolvcs. Mr. yon Gal's rein.
on for this stipulation before he no
npicvi tho‘presidoncy was that ho can~
lilorcil the bondin; of every member
necessary before the association could
in consillorod a l‘l'tl'illln‘: one on all its
illcnibcrs and thus a substantial body.
As a result of Mr. Von Gal's doc .n,,_
ion of the presidency. a ronnnitocc
‘ilnillSllnf: of wto members from each
‘lmiinsr district was appointed to at-
mnd to the matter of bending. This
unlmittco reported yesterday and the
matter of bonding the membeln was
irought to a vain.
' it was derided bv the chairman 0!
ho mcoilnn. Gem-cc C. Ferry. far this
yllould be decided by districts, each in
uhirh must no required, to have n ma-
iorlty. There. was considerable objeo
:ion to this ruling but it wont it is
said that the sense of tho meeting was
hat the members ‘3! the. association
i
win use a tin. It was ruled that tho
unilon to bond had not been calrioti.
Mr. von Cal and a member oi the
bubbly members left the meeting b6
‘orc ihcbusiness of election oi odicers.
.‘tilhough Mr. von Gal bad withdrawn
his name. he received many votes for
’llC position of president, the vote he-
lug 2 for Mr. Cannot and 24 for Mr.
von Gal. M4,, , '
At the mooiing it was proposed that
the members of the arsocintlon bond
themselves at a future dam, which was
stated. but this was not acceptable to
Vlr. von Gal. it 18 prohablo that the
bonding will be carried out. in a short
time. according; to several who were at
the meeting.
FélliliNlNE TOPICS.
Spinach is rolled "tho broom of the
immach."
li’ yml have a chance to got any of
tho soil cliili‘on veivots at a marked
discount, don't lot the opportunity
poll's, They make bountiful loll gowns.
Ono housewife covuru hcr (limit hooks
(to have ihom from the inevitable soil
of much handling when cooking) with
ollcioth. She uses it ligutmulghn.
White cloth. .
Even the woman who does not have
to do hor own work could ilnd use tor
the lovely grout. work aprons '0! plain
white lawn which onvolop they/hole
irons. alcoves included. They can he
bought ruddy-made.
'i‘llo nhlrtwuist unit. must llsyo its
i-iilhcn'glrdlti Just ml the evening gown
has its girdle. 0t course the umtm'litl
in tho unit determines what the girdle
~iulll he made oi. ,
Next to Jewels, tho mollt favored
wedding present just now with nor»
BMC‘WDO’ have plenty oi money to
spend islcut gluon, says the New York
Bull. lay that is not meant only the
pure white vnrlotlou but those of many
tints which uro ininid and decorated
until they are voritniilo works of art.
The lovoly nogliiio dream which con.
slot or a skirt. and suction are often
made or the dainty choline. The new
challlos aro ,illiil. in and it you are in
need ot a. pretty dross for your room
you will do well to inch at those inb-
rlcu. ‘for they are onuocioily pretty,
and morn than that, can be easily,
iliulidorcll. Then. too. loose are being
sold at. it discount and this, with it
little vclvoi ribbon would be sufficient
trimming.
COALz‘Mi _
- it‘llutitimii.‘ Germany. has. 1, ,
ntrlliulor coal minors has spread. it
a.
slimline.
0
taxes in the owns where they are
located? The trolleys travel our high.
ways and certainly shou'd help nlalu~
ialn our roads. Another matter Is. I
think. well worthy oi consideration.
The villages often have the majority
of the voters: They do in: convenien-
tcs ior tiiomselvs such as hydrants.
street lights, sewers, etc.. and it is
right that they should have them. but
should born not be a general law to
quirlng such benefits by means of tire
districts. water districts or sewer dis-
tricts rather than in any case? Than
in any tore the uholo town he as
caused such benefits?. .
“In general I think the Grange
should be extremely conservative a‘
bout incddliné with matters of content
legislation. and confine itself to a few
lll'llt‘iriildlhnilllit‘l‘fi which are clearly
l'liilll, pressing them to n ilnish.’ .
in speaking oi the growmg use oi
the telephone by inrmers, Mr. Wood
raid its expected an interostln-z report
from tho committee on toiephonws,
appointed by the Grange lost year,
“To make telephones canlmon in their ',
use. the expense mus he reduced 1) till
in ltho manner of consrructlou and tees .
pa ll "
At the 'conciuaion of the state mos-
ior‘s‘uddress, resorts: of other ofllc~
era of the state grunge were presented. .
Glassware. Lumps. Chimneys and
Burners. Shol‘t Paper, Window Shades,
Comics Poles, Curtain Roda, Ready
Mixed Paints, Window Glass. Chamois,
Stains and Varnishos. Paint and no
illsits' Brushes, Towel Holders and
linens. Fl‘iiliit‘d Pictures. NPhoto
tiers. Arlisis' Materials for Oil. Water,
t‘ilill'riinl and Crayon Worh.
We do a general Pointing, Paper
Hanging and Decorating business.
To order
i’lt‘llll'tl l‘rumos and Window Shades.
\\‘i no I'ill)‘\\il|'l't' {or outline-is,
licsilut‘l‘llill}.
. H. litiCkei
Frames. sepiaddcrs, Chair Stunted,
‘87 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwalk. Conny
RATTL’lfio BARGAINS
IN nA‘lN cons.
We've a his stock or good Rain
’" Coats; but down gogpricos just the
cornea-must sell these costs. too.
$9 and $10, Coats now $4.98.
$10 and $12 Coats now. $6.98
$15 and $18 Coats now $9.98.
Badly broken lines of $10 and
i $12 Overcoats cut to $4.08.
9 A straight cut of 20 per cent.
|i
son's Ovcrcoais.
l
l Tcl. Call 392.
on regular lines of all of this sea- fl
.3 IN
E‘MUBT-KEE
ODDS. ?
is NOT HALF OVER YET.
Lon/mos in rule SALE Ans-THE Ao'rulu. ssouorions'w H v, I ‘ '
. srunv THE FIGURES lF ivou woucn KNOW THE SAVINGBE. ran: gégsuéii'é
, o
sshsonorucsw‘iou we CAN’T cHow'vou'l outv New
,PiTonA‘rn ONLY av CAORIFICING PROFITS TO
.wM-iDflEASON‘IB we TIME WHEN YOU APPRECIATE coon
, AND seHOLo oust on A AN .
, .wmi emcee ousM‘Anfr new, sun-rs AND ovulation-s cor TO MEKE ‘ou‘ngaésLlE
mt'flVBSW
RADICAL ’senuorlous
in novel CLOTHES.
There has been a sharp cutting
among the Overcpais and suits;
it'll pay mothers of boys to read .
this bargain news carefully and
not here without delay. Goodiy
variety and good quality only at
each price. ‘ '
RUSSIAN OVERCDATS.
(Ages 2y; to 8).
$2.50 and $3 Coats now $1.98.
$3.60 and $4 Coats now $2.98.
$5.00 and $6 Coats now $3.08.
'$3.50 and 04 Costs now $2.98.
MANNISH OVERCOATS.
(Ages 8 to 16).
$2.50 and $3 Coats now, $1.98.
$5.00 and $6 Coats now $3.98.
$6.50 and $7 Coats now $4.98;
$7.50 and'$8.50 Coats now $6.98.
BOYS! SUITS.
(Ages 3 to B).
$2.60 and $3 Suits now
$3.50 and $4 Suits now
$5.00 and $6 Suits now
51.9355
32.93.
$3.98. 3
ULSTER REEFERS.
3.50 Ulster Collar Beaters, $1.98.
5.00 Ulster Collar Roofers. $2.98.
«as
Hart ScllaiTr-tl
. ROGERS 8. S’l‘EVENS
"'l‘\'
Successors to Comstock Bros.
cufs IN FURNISHINGS.
Fancy Vests, single and double-
breanted. new brown shades, re-
duced‘ from $3.50 to $2.48. .
Fancy Bosom $1 Shirts, now 69c.
Regular $1.50 «Bosom Shirts,
$1.10.
Single Breasted Fleeced Under-
wear, reduced from 50c to 39¢.
3 9
SOUTH NORWALK.
NEW HAVEN ls AROUSED.
Another Dastsr’d‘y Assault by Negro
on White Girl.
NEW HAVEN, Jun. ll.~—=N€-ilic Slim,
illi.‘ airmen yoarold daughter of Mich-
aol Slice, of 94 Asylum street. was at-
tacked last night at George and War-
uri} streets in the western part of the
city by a colored mun who madoshis
csoapo after a hot chase in which sevo
oral citizens took part.
Miss Shea was loturning to her
home after visiting a friend in tho
neighborhood near the place of the
attack and when going down Waverly
street was grabbed by the colored
man who forced her into a yard.
Waverly street is a thinly populated
Inlon ill the neighborhood and fright
'encd the man off after he had suc-
,i'coliod in throwing hot to the ground.
Ono of Miss Shoo‘s eyes was black-
‘i‘iii'll and. her clothing was torn and
sin: was considerably shocked, but.
otherwise uninjured. Constable Mc-
Nornny was cup of the first to reach
the place where Miss Shea had been
attacked and after organizinc a posso
of citizens started on a hunt ,for the
negro. He was traced over several
= back fences and down Orchard street
but was fleet of foot and managed to
escape his pursuors.
. The police were notified and u care
iul search of that section of the city
is being made. Following closely on
the heels of several bmtai attacks by
5_‘..'3AS RELEASED FROM JAIL.
Was Net the Man Who Took Money
from Express 00mpany. '
BUFFALO. N. Y.. Jan. 11.—-.'tdliisorl
Lutss has just been released from
Lockport. jail. where he has boon con-
iined since last July under an indict-
ment charging grand larceny ln-thc
second degree, in abstracting money
from envelopes of an express company.
by which he was employed. After his
arrest. the thefts continued and fur-
iher investigation led to the arrest of
another man. who is said to have con-
fessed. also admitting taking the mon-
ei’ which Lucas was accused of steal-
lnrz. The oilicers of the company say
they will right. the wrong dune Lucas
hould bc bondod. but, as one dis:rlct's i
liens emits , resume.
or nil‘iho‘ ilixiia'ra In sevcnioon id?
outpost minus did nomorto work this
t'l‘iionunibor: idle "is about
0 or" ouoxciitlith lot the total. 'ni» .
lulu among lilo honors, into ,
or thorn ‘tiiunonroviug ot n.
my points to quit work. so _
0‘ pro rletor‘a‘ oil-sonny of tho *
Advertise your wants in The Sentinel
Telephone Connection.
“altimbfl. ”WE” . ~
*9» "Eliltlmll muss ~ r
to dispose of the entire stock.
on all Winter Garments.
up to $8.50, at
i..ittllcs’ and Misscs' Cools. til
$12.50 and 3115.00.01
Ladlcs' and Misscs’ in all sly
Coats in fine
it
$.98. all at one
Children’s [.0
$8.00 and
W
and Block; also the stylish malinisli in
regular $10.00 and $12.00, at ‘
Lodics‘ Black Kcraey Coats, satin llilcd, all sizes. including
the extra stouts for women with lot
regular $15.00 and $8.50. at
Children‘s Long Coats, all wool mixtures, 4 to 14 years.
regular prices, $500,335.98 dud $6.50, all at one price, $3.98.
Whit or "Serotonin M
Women and Chub on
We have made an Extraordinary Cut in Prices on all ready-
made Garments and Furs. Every garment must be sold this
month. Profit and cost is entirely forgotten in our eagerness
It is a grand opportunity to lie-
curo a well tailored and stylish gamicnt just at the time they
are most needed. Our Suit Department offers you values to-
day that are offered by others a‘ month hence. Only a portion V
of the bargains are offered here. The some out is in evidence
Tim and Castor Coats, also a low Blacks, regular prices
04-98
c latest models. Tan. Castor
ixturcs, regular
$8098!
lcs, ,‘l‘nu,’ Black and Castor. _
$6.90.
go hip measure,
r $10.00.
Kcracys, regular prices $7.00.
price, ; $4.98.
s
Children’s Long Coats, a small lonvalucs up to $5.00, at $3.50
magmmu'
-u N'
Diamond
' 4,, it.
‘ l
5 .
‘ on continue to work their)
w. VAUS’I‘IN’S‘. ‘5
street, but George street is a promi-
nent residential thoroughfare. The city. the incident has created great -..._-,-.-_... .
cries of Miss Short as she was dragged; excitement and the police are making We have no dimcluty in making
by the negro were heard by several, 9. big short to find the assailant. light of otipzr people's troubles.
, A
Happy
New
uegroes upon young women in this by giving him a better position.
.m 5...-m ,..
TELEPHONE 322-4.
May the year 1905 abound with prosperity and happiness for
you and yours. In (the year that is just coming to a close it has
been our constant endeavor to merit a continuance of the popular-
ity,’ in a business way, which we have enjoyed for a quarter of a
century, and looking into the bright future which this new year
unfolds. we will try "to maintain your confidence by constant vigi-
lance and good judgment. We have reimbursedlour stock of cod
things to eat and canisupply you just as beautifully for cw
Year’s as we did for Christmas. '
Rich's Fruit Cake, Plum Pudding. Drake’s Cake and Maca-
roons, with a full variety of “fresh iromtthc oven” Fancy Cakes,
Crackers and Waters. New, Nuts. Jordan Shelled Almonds. Pecan
Nut Meats. English Walnut Meals. and Princess Paper Shell Al-
monds. Pickles. Olives. Sardines. Jams. Jellies and Marmalades.
Fancy Florida Oranges. Grape Fruit, Lemons. Table Apples.
Bananas and Tnngerlncs.. .Heinz Mince Meat. Apple Butter and
Preserves in stone cracks. Our Coffee is without a rival in excel.
lance. High Grade Tons. Sweet Fresh Made Butter. Home Laid
I o i 0“ Eggs; prices in keeping with quality. Hal out-self to have a
Happy New Year. Do your trading here. p y
Charles E. Seymour. :
CW.
iDlVlSIoN ' -
Choice Loon Californll Hams.
par 0).. 71/30.
is on not at making hard or firm-abutnyou will notice that our firm never
miss: hnrd prices for you to mock. A: to Quality olm II the but obtain;
ll on not oi'dlvldinn icobli‘yo: an tmokinf a.“ dividing! your trldc‘don‘i
a u o ovary no ii in n. o are food it tho
good Oh! Q‘owuioi Norwalk. For this wait we aim: p ‘ ,l .
in target that w «it til
‘0 h,
3 Pounds Pure Luv Lord.
2%‘
t
HUNT crane arenas:
30 stamps with 1 lb. No. 1 You. 606 .0 no stomp: With 1 lb. Java to Molina
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