111111:
11:15 CREAM
ANP
FRESH CANDY
LAN E’ S
It wanton-ran or.
Local hostilities.
Mr. and Mia. T J. Ryan. of Newark
N. J.. are the guests of A. J. Collins.
——Dunlap dcrbies. 0' Brian's
A regular business meeting of the
Baptist Young People's Union was held
last evening.
«Prime Roast Beef. 121/30. N. Y. Mk.
Olive Branch Lodge. Knights of. Py-
thias held a regular routine meeting
last evening.
A reguiai business meeting of Sher-
man Council, Royal Arcanum, was held
last evening,
Ophir Chapter. Order of the East-
ern Star, will hold a meeting tonight
in Masonic Hall.
——0uting flannel petticoata, klmor-
as. handsome patterns. 1110er made,
26c upward. M. S. Smith & Company.
William J. Wilcox, of Union street.
who has been seriously ill for some
time, is now in a critical condition.
James Pooley, of Darlen, is to be
operated on today at the Norwalk Hos-
pital.
—~3 lbs. Shoulder Steak, 25c. N. Y. Mk.
Mrs. David Davidson, of Ansonia,
spent yesterday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Schinedes, of South Main
street.
Everett Buckley and John W. Colby
will leaVe this afternoon in the for-
mer‘s automobile for the great Van-
derbilt race on Long island. _
——Sait pork, 10c lb. Hayes.
The industrial League, of St. Paul‘s
parish, will open tomorrow afternoon
at 2 O'clock, at the Berkeley strcct
chapel.
The Boston Store advci‘tiscs twenty
fire leaders in staple and scasonablc
merchandise just for tomorrow anti
Monday. See ad,
-—The Chase hat. O'Brien.
Quality and prices botii talk in tho
New York Grocery (T0311 stores, Some
of their lending specials appear in to-
day’s ad. Read it.
H. Krieger & 00. have the goods
that win publlc‘approval and an
plause—everything man, woman or
child wears. See ad.
—Fi'esii Plate. 6c lb. N. ‘1'. Market.
~Completo stock hosiery and undcl-
wear now on sale at special prices.
M. S. Smith 81 Company.
President Frank S. Cowlcs, of thc
Norwalk Lock Company, who has
been ill for several Weeks past, is now
recovering vcry nicely.
—Choioo varictv (aiidy fresh to- day.
10 anti 20c lb. M .Sniilli & Co
Miss Lulu Olinstead, oi Mill Plain,
is spending several days in Smith
Norwalk, as the gucst of her granti-
motht-l'. Mrs. Belle 1“. Gregory.
A regular concIaVc of Camelot Cus-
tle, No. 1385, Knights of King Arthur.
will be held this evening at 7:30, when
the degree of page is to bo conferred.
A meeting (if tlic iiowvr comniittca
of the Baptist Church was held last
evening and plans were made for a
rummage sale to take place within a
couple of weeks.
A large ntinibcr of automobiles pass
cd through Norwaik totlay. cnroutc. for
tho international automobile race.
which bcgins tomorrow morning at ti
o'clock on the Long island course.
"Home made or link sausage. lttc
lb. Pork chops. lie lb. I'IIIyC‘H.
Stimucl Lipton. Morris tiottlicb‘s out»
side clerk. in Itltlgofiold, spout Sun-
day and Monday with his unclc, I).
Goltllcb, South Norwaik. Monday be
ing the Atonomcnt. Mr. Lipton ob-
served tho occasion with his reitttiVos.
The opinions of our prominent busi-
ness men concerning young men will
ho prcsontcd next Sunday cventug at
the it‘irat Methodist Church. when the
series of sermons to young men by
the pastor will be begun.
“Fresh Plate, 61', ll). N. Y. Market.
The Norwnlk Fire Department mcin.
hora are all expected to be on hand
this evening at the special meeting
of the department. to make final ar-
rangements for the big fair, which
opens Monday night at tho armory.
——Frosh or coined books .1111-
Hayes.
it is probable that some markcsmen
from this vicinity will take part in the
about which will be given at iiedtlliig
Ridge October 21. iiai Sapient, of
nodding. will be the host of the occa-
sion and some handsome prizes will
be worded.
«Prime Roast Beef. into. N. Y. Mk.
A meeting of ladies of all dOI‘IOmIIIn-
tions who are interest. In rescue work
will be held this cvvning at the Bap-
list parsonage in West street. Miss
Cornelia Bonnet]. of 1 ins, will deliver
an address. The in sting will oom-
menco at 7:46 o‘clock.
iii.
war“ 1mm him
that we carry 11 full line of Veins. At-
bumn, little and other Photo Pepin:
Film Pinto: and everything Mew
any to the Iniflfltr Photographer.
argued-90ml. can.
imbibe
. MIDI.
92'“ Isadore.
omit «with
' meanest nouns
TAYLOR 8 GOLDEN.
Daughters tit Kinglln Conven-
lion
(Continued from First Page).
‘ 1 """""
Bridgeport)" address of the state see
rotary, Mrs. Edward H. Smiley; mu~
sic. “Praise Ye " (Verdi), Miss Mil
tired Babcock Messrs. W H. Halls and
i, MacConneII; reports of the county
accretariesL-Middlosex county, Mrs. L.
M. Behrens; Hartford and‘ thchfieid
counties. Mrs, Ira E. Forbes; New Ha-
ven county, Mrs. L. H. Fowler; hymn
140, "0 Worship the King”; presenta-
tion of proposed amendment to con-
stitution; address. Mrs. Margaret Bot-
tome, piesldent of the International 01'-
dor; 6. adjournment; informal recep-
tlon.
The program for last evening’s ses-
sion was as follows:
Organ prelude, ,
.'Mlss Leila Katherine Helsier.
Hymn i62—“Klngdoms and Thrones
to God Belong.”
Devotional service,
Rev. Finnk l‘i. ilpham, pastor of the
First Methodist Church.
Music—“Remember Now Thy Crea-
tor" ..................... Holden
Triple Male Quartette directed by W.
D. Halle.
Collection.
Address.
Rev, Gerald H. heard.
Music—"The Radiant Mom Has Passed
Away" ............... Woodward
Triple Male Quartelte.
Hymn of the order, tune “Ncarcr,
God, to Thee."
Benediction.
The report of Mrs. Leo Davis, of
East Nor'walit, for Falrfleld county.
was read by Mrs. O. Rector, anti was
as follows:
"No stops backward“ is a motto
which aptly applies to Fairlield coun-
ty during the year just past. The
county shows growth. not only in
numbers but in spiritual life. Each
circle. scouts to feel a deep responsi-
bility to the King. and many have
been pursuadcti to join the ranks of
faithful workcrs by individual effort.
Ono circle rcportcd as disbanded bill
the letter closed by saying, “We. hope
to reorganize in the Fall." Nlti'e cir-
cles havo Joined us during the year
past——"Klud Word“ and "Helping
Hand." 11f Norwalk; “Golden Rod,“ of
liaiibury: “iliayboil,” "SIIIIIX‘HIIIS" and
“Armor ileurcrs," of Bridgeport; “Loy-
al." of Shelton; "Si“l‘VIIlg,” of South
Norwalk. and “Pilgrims," of Slepncy.
Most (if thesc circles have been or-
ganized over six months and arc al-
ready engaged in active labor. Many
other circles in the county have in-
creased their mciiibcrslilp. Each circle
seems to feel that it is a part of one
great Royal Family and strives to be
all-glorious within. There is 11 yearn-
ing for higher aims and deeper spir-
itual experience. There. also has been
awaiteiitti a desire that tho wisest and
most efficient methods may be cm»
ploycti for the extension of the King.
doni. To this r-iid many circles have
begun the study of parliamentary law
My
,and have been much benefitted. Faith
and works go hand in hand and iii-
ci'casc in faith, ot‘ttotti'se,vslit1u's more
results in tho lit-id of labor. The scu-
tlincut of the county seems to be
“We are not hcro to play, to dream.
to drift,
We have hard work to do and loads
to lift:
Shun not the struggle,
God'! gift."
We have made it a practice to let
our work speak for itself i'atiicr than
that the right band should boast of
the loft. There has been It spirit of
love and harmony in all our labors.
“’9 have seen faces glow with grati-
tildc which the lips could not find
words to speak: sometimes for only it
little gift of love: often for the net-cs
allies of life which sickness or hard
circumstances had made scarce. (men
We have given toward tiic minister's
salary, or rather. a little gift. in up~
pretrialion of his co-opcraiion and
sympathy. Oiic circle is helping to pay
a church mortgage; otiicr circles have
supplied cal-pct, ropalrctl church or-
gans, paid gas bills. furnished an in-
‘—
FOR SAFETY
AND
CONVENIENCE
face. it, 'lis
DEPOSIT
in the General Bankicg De-
partment of the
SOuth Norwalk
Trust Co.
Add pay vour bills by Check.
m that Marlo
Saturday and Manda»,
E. ’1‘. Paul‘s latest twostep, Paul
Revere: Ride, Slive't‘hoela, When the
Evening Breeze ls Singing, Home,
Sweet Home, Hes Me Pal, Because
You Were an Old Sweetheart of
Mine, My irlnh Molly 0, Upon a Blur
day Evening When ina’ Church sou
Chime. College Life and 100 others.
AT OOLEMAN’S
suntan-1111:.
“are mti'it
H O? r
:14 and would. mm
When he nude new clothes, bring
your boy here. We'll fit: him out to
such a cult II you wish hlmte wear,
that will wear as long as you think It'
ought to.
Handsome Runlan and Eton Blouse
Butts for little follows, the latest
styles, modestly priced from $2.50 to
$6.00. I
Norfolk and 2-plece suits for boys
up to 16 and up to all kinds of stunt:
that tell on clothes. Mixturel and
blue serge, $2.50 to $8.00.
A, ..
Long-trouser- suits for big boys that are right up to
the minute In style, $6.00 to $15.00.
Boye’ and Children's Hats, Caps and Tame;
Shirt. and Neckwear; Underwear and Hosiery.
Walsto,
ABOUT QUALITY.
When buying Oats, Hay and Feed don’t you
think it will pay you to consider quality?
It may cost a little more (perhaps not) but it
is worth it.
We can give yOu these requisites.
/ ‘ Buy Oats That’s Clean,
We are near just as far
i‘ .. MANUEL 'r. HATCH.
When you think of
as the nearest letter-box Grain. thliik of Hatch.
or telephone.
. 2:1».--m
REMEMBER, WE CARRY A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK OF VE-
LOX N. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER, AND HYPO LIQUID HARDNER AND
FIE-DEVELOPER.
REMEMBER, ws CARRY A use: AND FRESH 3960K OF VELOX,
N. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER. AND RE-DEVELOPER.
We Handle Eastman Film Exclusivelu
w. P. BEERS’
Booksellers, stationery, Engraving. Kodnks, Film Packs and Camera luppllfl
49 Walt at. Not-walk. 6 So. Main 8h. 80. Not-walk.
Telephone Connection.
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
. OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Evenings, 7:00 to 9:00 O'Clot‘k.
Tuition Per Month. $5.00.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY FREE.
Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typewrlting, English Branches and Mochnnlcal
Drawing.
M. A. MERRILL, Prim.
So. Norwalk, Conn.
tilviduul communitni sci-vicc, bought
dozens of knives and forks and iiclpod
in many other ways. Several young
1111111 and women IIIIVI' bcou supported
iii college. We have IiUIII visitcd tiiid
contributed toward hospitals. aims-
houses and various homes and given
outings to poor children. Wc iiiivc
scnl literature, comfort bags. anti pic-
tures to checr soidlcrs. sailors, and
luuiliorincn. oven sending to the for
West. Nor have the aged, poor and
sick been forgotten. for reports show
calls made. clothing and nccossltlcs
prnvldcd anti comfort powders fur~
iilshuti for soul rcfroahuitml Many
llowors anti dululles have licon twill. to
pilbilc institutions. missions 11nd ludi-
vltiuals. Our work has not Iit‘t'll cotr
lined to this country alone for Wc haw
scnt generous gifts to lndla. China,
tiiul Turkey, nlld supported children
in Japan and 1111 Armenian orphan.
The spirit of our order (‘IiiiIt‘m‘
plates unity of him and efforts. The
development. of tho work as a whole
Is dependent upon the. measure of illic-
coas that is attained I11 the separate
circles. ”An organization, no matter
how elevated its principles may be. at
how lmpollod by the bent motives, is
in danger of losing Its Iiifiuaiico fol
good unless it be tired to new oiitliiat
iasm. Methods may in than human
so conservative an to limit the auccear
in any war. ” PM this leason thi
r‘airdeld County Conference. which it
lit-Id every Spring. is of untold power.
It I‘l‘t‘tlIt‘R 11 yearning for higher aims
and dccpcr spiritual cxpcrlcncc. There
is the ticslrc iliui the wisest auti 11111111
elilclcnt methods may I111 cinploycti.
'I'iiis your our confcrciicc was held In
Norwalk in March. it was an enthusi-
astic bully of about itlli delegates all
interested in doing the "great things,"
or the "little things." in tile name.
The spirit of unity was evident, 11nd.
as l iookcd into the faces of the date
gtttcs i felt what 11 power they wcrc
in their homes, tliolr churches. and
liiclr towns. We had as our guests
Mrs. Evans, of the Central council:
Mrs. t-iiulicy, our own state secretary.
11nd Mrs. iirown. ot‘ the Jacob Ribs
sctllcniciit. 1111141 brought 1111 a mea-
ttagc and gave an opportunity to grow
an we ilntaiicd. From reports. we gain-
otl tho experience of others and plans
by which the King's work may be do
vciopod anti advanced, obtaining cour-
igc and energy through fellowship. if
aftcr utir conference. We fail to keep
ibioast and to meat new deeds and
condition on they mine, We shall not
11y the tributes of htlccenn that oppor-
.llIIIty presents at the tent of our King.
flinch circle reflects it own soul life
.o the world at lactic whouc brothers
1111i sisters We are, an trustees of the
.ting‘s message, not only to be spoken
ml to be really lived. anti thus to
ping nearer the kingdom of heaven
in earth.
in a ran 11 me be had by more
THE BEST of the Stern and." In dGIIg‘I‘I,
essential features and general appearance, they equal any on
the market.
Made by a foundry established in 1880:
That shows reliability.
Embodytng the intent features-“many of them exclusive.
that shows progress.
Different train all the few other "arrwlm" mantis;
Hence their superiority.
mmumumuibyneucsamn.
burner WWI. Ind North It“! HM“.
l-JMW‘mmm “an... o mw~ 3‘
511361111.
FOR .SA 7030!! Y ONLY
Anon Chocolates.
2911 II). '
The Best Cheap Chocolates
Made.
Old-Fashioned Chocolates. 2611 111.
Almond Chocolate chips, 35: 1b.
the Mitford Pharmacy
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
7m. CALL II-I.‘
emomnonmemm
Maples & Goldsohmidt 60.
(incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Steaks. 301.33721‘11111 and
Cotton.
Iwart: I Corbett Block. 011. Norwalk.
M'I'ODAY IN WALL S'I'REET
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.——Open~
lng prices in the stock market today
showed very small changes from last
night. biit nearly all were gains. The
execution of orders on hand was com
pietcd within a few minutes and the
market came almost to a standstill, A
rise of a poliit in Canadian Pacific and
of 6-8 in Reading wore the only not.
able changes.
WALL STREET, it a. m.~-Profes-
sional traders Wore ranged on the long
side of the maritct, but their buying
was of an intermittent character anti
without special significance except in
spots. Some additional headway up~
ward was madc. bringing 11p Delaware
ti; Hudson 2 3-4 and Reading. North-
western. Wisconsln Central pfd., Chi-
cago Terminal old. and Pacific Milli.
Those advances and those of less con-
sequence in other stocks were reduced
slightly at il o'clock.
WALL STREET, noon.—~Gains mclt»
cd away In a slow downward drift of
prlccs which carried Reading H! be-
low hiat night. When the decline was
checked trading became profoundly
dull Bonds wcic irregular.
Vi .\l L .81 Rb i1 'I‘. i p m.—"llit 1111-
liciloiio of tho ninikct became llr'iiicl.
bill there was vciy ilitlc alteration to
prices. Northwestern and (ircu Nor-
tiicrn pl‘d, were bid 11p 2 points and
Control Leather 1.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private. wircs of
The Maples & Goldschnildt Co., Com-
mission ilrokcrs. S‘wartr. & Corbett
illocli, South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open. lilgli. low |,.".o
Amul (‘op 84%.. iii-'11. hill. 841;,
Am C & F Co 37% 377.. 371'»; 377,.
A111 (‘ot ()ll till»; :tlh‘: lit“. till-2
Am Loco tli'lt’t til 601;. tilt-ii.
.\111 Small 127711 123 12731. I27WA
Auia Sugar i'ili-‘is. lint-ii, lilillq 13th
A 'i‘ in S it‘c 881,1} lists: hit 88%,
Rollo at Ohio 112 ll 2‘1; it: 1121:;
li‘kiyu R ’l‘ 7M; 72‘; 7t“. 7t”;
Chas & Ohio 561,»; hirer. hills; 56%
Chi & N W tilfilv’; . Lilli“; 2i?
(‘h (it Wcst til-‘1. 2:! til“; 31“;
Ch M & St I’ ”97.. ‘iittiivi. lilies l'iliii’.
(‘i1l 11‘ a t 411 1111.. 413:1. 111
Col South ‘28"; 28611 2811. 28%..
(‘on lias la? is? ill? in"?
Del & Iiud 220 222% 221i 2'31":
Eric tit-'56. . .2 ‘ltm 4841i
Eric lsl pf 80% tint/t. 8111.9 sop;
(ion idler litti 11111 180 ISO
ill Ccntrni 17934 ”9% littlit i'iil'a
Lou tit Nash Ifilw 11.1% llil‘h. tilt:
Mot Si liy 1‘36 126% 125% 1‘16
hicx Cent Bill. 26 24% Elli;
M K & 'l‘ 321.1. 32% 32'... {2'13
Mu Pacific 103711 1037.. I03“; IIII'J;
Nut Load 46% Ali‘s viti‘fi 41in
N 'i' t‘cntrul 111w. Milli; Hill/(i 1111+;
Norf 8: West 83““ lifting, tiring. 1131.1.
I‘ac Milli dilly. 471’. 411% 413V.
I’ciln it It 143% Him; Hlib’. 143%
Pro (ion ttiti ltiii Itill 1113
Reading lfllld l2liit‘._ 126% 120%
Itcp Stool 24% 24% 3“,; Ride
Rock island ltll filthy. 3271. till
South Pac titi‘li dill... list/a 1111M
Butt Ry Co can. 36%“. 36% 351.5,
Sou Ry Co pf 99% 99% 1111111. 993,".
Tenn (3 S: i MM 85% hill/,1 ilfv'ii.
'i‘mma Par. 34% lift 34% iii.
Ilulou I'uc ltil‘y. llil’. 13W. till"
II N Itublicr {12% 62% 62% 62%
II B 81ch 37% 37% 37% 'i’li‘i-
II B 31ch pf llti illtiiit Hit "4%
Wabash ill 1,4 21% iii til
Wabash iii “6:. ii 41% 11%
Wool [In To] 93% 93% 11111.1. hill/,1
Wis Ccnt 31% 32% 3W. 32%
CALLED TO BIO CHURCH.
Rev. 0. G. Atkins. of Burlington to (to
to Detroit, Mich.
Itcv. ti. (1. Atkins. for six years 311111-
tor of the First church of Burlington
has decided to accept a call to tho
Congregational church of Detroit
Mich. He will not go to Detroit until
next May. The church there in on!
of the largest in the weld. Mr. Atkins
graduated from the Yale divti'liiy
school. taught for three years in the
school for boys at Mount Hermon and
for five years before coming to liar.
llngton was pastor of the second Con-
gregational church in Greenfield.
nun-uni:
INFORMATIONDRIO'ARDINO MUR.
MIDDLETOWN. N. Y., October 13.
«It is believed that Important infor-
mation has been obtained from John
Counting. and hill non Arthur and
murders.
also was examined IMIY. What has
, been learned from them its not known.
but as a result of information they
re. the local boiler- 11nd doteetlros
urrledly left saying that the expat.-
Hoyt-stunt, with the me am in
h r ..u.v . 1 1...,
$15, $18, $20 111111
Stills for Mai
Are uncommonly good clothes.
mom
They make a permanently
who .
favorable impression upon the wearer and upon those
see them worn.
YOU are cordially invited to inspect our showing of
Clever Clothes.
New Fall lasts' m stylisl1,comfortablc and durable lBhoes
for Men. :-
SELLECK a 11111,
HEAD-TO-FOOT OUTFITTERS. .
98 Washington St. South Nortvalk.
Martin siglnr regarding the other ,
hurt Sister. son of Martin _
Telephone Call 324-2.
SEE WHAT’S DOING.
Beet Butter, still selling at 25c.
Willsell Clover Hill Creamery Pr int: Saturday at 25c; 31: unlderpric
Sample it. ,
Cauliflowers. from 10 to 15c each. Green and ripe Tomatoes.
Wilt cut the life out of those Pears. Have 4 baskets which urn bound
to sell at 45c basket. -
Quinces, home grown. at 70c peck for medium sized. but smooth.
80c peck for fine large. A few only.
Satisfaction Flour Is what we recommend. 24V; lbs. of satisfaction in 1
price and quality with every bug. 751: bag.
ed.
Have some good Apple; for pies and sauce bought cheap, will sell
cheap. 18c peck. Greening: and Baldwin:
Cider, new, sweet. fine, will sell at present 20c gai., 6:: qt. A gallon
jug to put it in if you please, 10c.
No jugs loaned. but will lend people jugs who deposit 10¢: mlpney to
be returned. if they wish, when the jug is returned.
Lipton' 1: Tea: in 101: packages. 4 trial sorts, 101:.
Hope to be of good use. ' Lil:
LORENZO 1313131 a
Telephone Cali 26-4.
.2221?!“
""11“”1011‘1‘1111-1, 72 11611111111111 saith.
SATURDAY.
FLOUR SALE FOR OCTOBER 14TH FOR THE DATE ABOVII MEN-
TIONED WE WILL SELL FLOUR A":
JONES’ FLOUR. ’
PILLSBURY’S FLOUR. XXXX.
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR. per ling 73c.
TUBE ROSE FLOUR. per ling 05¢.
YOU BETTER GET YOUR SUPPLY IN WHILE THIS PRICE lLABTO.
lF YOU HAVE DIFFICULTY IN GETTING GOOD POTATOES. HlERE IS
THE PLACE. A LARGE SUPPLY OF PICKING ONIONS, PElP PK.,
55¢. NOT SECONDS. BUT THE REAL PICKING KIND.
FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER. PER POUND. 251:.
2 LB. LARD FOR 250.
JOSEL orr's ’ '
72 NORTH MAIN STREET,
per ling 7211.
per than 73c.
Tel. «11338-5. SOUTH NOR ALK.
_. , Ase—ch fi———-s.._ w...”
Ally iilllti 110111.111 libl. $6.00 Per bat. 750
Fancy Sweet Potatoes, per pic, 181: Malaya Grapes 2 lbs. for 1250
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar, $1.00
Out Tub Butter. per 111., 25c ‘“°"'“°"‘ °' "MY “I'll ”PM
Name's Milk, 3 elm, 25c Pears, Quincu. Tomato”, paullflew-
Fancy String lune, qt., 61: or, Celery, Boston Marrow nd Hub-
crnnbsrrlu. qt.,10c bard Squash, Green leu ind Green
Concord Grapes. large basket, cPeppon.
UNITED GROCERY GOMPA Y,
20 NORTH MAIN IT.
30. NOBWALK. OT.
IAI‘I' NORW'ALK. 0T.
TIL-.104. TI ”0-4.
Fresh Arrival Dali
a." ’f-I‘hwt'fifl!
All kinds of fresh fish. hysters and Giant
(lil'difllifl
leave your orders hero for
111111 Plotted Wittttit'tpttltis.1
Cutbill’e Bridge Fish Mar 2 ct
EMT". IN— FIII BIL VERY.
H1111 You Heard the it all
It's all over town. They say Raymond has the best Cal. We
heartily concur in that opinion. We think we have the Inr It and
best stock. But don't take our word for it. Try a load a d prove
it to your own satisfaction. Not much risk in that. If it's it right,
give us a chance at your Winter 11 Coal. We are here to do I urinal.
Telephone 1131-3.
m'l'ld : “t“
ion pin are waiting to .1111. A“ 15am... ’1
winter fruit. to New York city. Latte 11mm the Ancient
mum of apple- iiavo airway been nominal m m int m
gaunt tutti not here been praised mien unit. in VI, ..
lunchtime 11m. a WWII business «I 1
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1. 1d.
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