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JANUARY III. ‘ ‘ “
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; 1" mm d GOLDEN
74 Worthington smut.
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Charles Verlin and Hiram iinll start-
ed out from Nerwulk with a big wu-
gon of greens, witit which to decorate
the armory for the Nutmeg Club’s
(lance.
~Baaketball, Armory, Monday night.
Co. it‘ va. Manhattan College. Nut-
mega va. Pastimes. Dancing. '
I
There was a big delegation of
1 Bridgeport Foresters in attendance at
51 WASHINGTON 8T.
Loottl 1111111115
A routine meeting of Eureka Robe-
kalt Lodge was held last evening.
(11181-1111 11‘; Meadis “breaking 111"
on the local trolley line as conductor.
—~Soft Hats, Soft Hats.
Lincoln Council. 0. U. A. M. work-
ed tlte tltird degree last night on 111.1-
rerai coagulate! '
O'Brien.
-”.—m...
Mics iiatt‘let S. Rider is to spend
next week. as the guest. of Dr. Step-
lten Kelly, of New York.
»-—Lat‘gevariety Cornet. Covers to be
found at M. S. Smith &’ Co's.
‘
Isaac S. Jennings and family moved
to New York today. where they will
spend the remainder of the winter.
Joseph Baddeley. of 56 Benton street
has resigned his position with the Ot-
to Barthel Company, and has taken 11
position with J. C.‘ Wilson & Co. on
South Main street.. .
”.‘.—.‘.“
WContiuuoua int-trait: by orchestra
attd band. at Music. Hall Wednesday.
Miss Bessie. Anderson. of Buffalo.
New York. is spending a fen darts with
Mr and Mrs George Clark . of i nlott
atteet previous to 1.011111 to litaton.
where she intends to reside.
.‘....—
*Ilntbrcllns.‘ Umbrellas. O‘Brien.
The house at 3 Matt avenue owned
by .l. ll Marvin and occupied by
George W. Mills. is reseiertdent in a
new coat of paint. Other it‘uprove-
11111nt have given to the. puree .1 very
attractive appearance.
~—~Every article of 'l‘ittwat'e it) 111111
battentent to llt' sold for ltic each. for
Sztt. nttd Mott. M. S. Smith & (‘0.
The National basketball 11111111 journ~
ered to Stamford ‘iast‘uighr and de-
feated the Stamford Y, M. (‘. A. team
there by ll score of 11') to 1‘13. The
game was hard fought one.
Melittmala was all right, you bet
For 11 good old soul was be.
They say he. would be living yet.
Had be, taken Rocky Mountain Tea.
T’laisleti's Drug Store. ,
.'..
llt‘eaelter and (itthler. who have for
111111111. tinte conducted 11 barber shop on
the \t’asbington ctrect bridge. have
1(:)ld the liliSlllt‘bS to Httt"‘t\ Uddt) who
will take nonseeaion on Monday.
~l131'1111ytl1i11g desirable in-Tr'ttnk.<
ntrd Dress Suit Canes, at M. S. Smith
it" t‘o.‘s. 1
-”.-.-f-..
Mrs. Addie V. \‘I’at‘t'cng of New York.
is attending a few days at the home
of llt‘l parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Kellogg.oi‘l1_\itt‘.1-tpln(‘t1.lIIl‘a.\Vttr
11111 In just recovering ftotn a serious
throat trouble for which she has been
undergoing treatment ltt New York.
'WIM.‘
~--i)on‘t forget the concert uttd ball
at Music Hall. Wednesday.
l’etera. St. Louis. .\io.; l.
.\i. (l‘ordort. Samuel A. Peek: it. Kirk-
lnttd Mr and Mrs Joseph ..l11ff111't-111n.
“\llas ROI-18 Rand. Miss Olive 'l‘cntple
William W .It-‘llTClSOfI ..l 111. Struons. S.
S i)1111.iing George Cohan.’| Cameron
It. (i. l’owet'a. R. Bettcltarrl New York;
(‘ltatles l). Whitney, Winatod; .l. W
Mellowa, Philadelphia; William Lyon
l’ltelpa. F. S. Moody. t‘. W (‘intkru
New littt'ett: Percy J. Edwut‘da. llcuu
tttottt. ’Irvttu: E. Quinlan. Bridge
port: Frank Lemongelli. South Nor
walk: .lottcph Cullen, Cleveland; S.
Johnson. l~';lattford E.E.Ttodgt1ra t‘itl
«ago Were at the Hotel Clifford vea-
tet'd1 1. .
Samuel ll.
Cornell a Jewell.
J. O. Jennings,
{Practical I’uintet‘a
\ou paint by tho' tintuire yard
.& M Paint its a full square gallon.
ii. 81 M Zine ltat'dene I1. & M. White
Lead and malice U. it M. lutnt went
like iron.
Four gallonn i. tic M. mixed with 3
gallona Linseed Oil will paint a moti-
crate sized house. 1
l. & M. ooata only Si. 20 per gallon.
Any Church will. be given 11 liberal
quantity free whenever they point.
Wm. Baker. Hammonton. N. .l..
Writea, "Have hantilttl thorn-audit oi
dollops of the L. (It M. Paint Betti
paint in America; probably in the
world."
Sold 11'}; Chart. [it Dow South Nor
walk. (101111.: Hubbail & Staples Hdw.
7..o Norwalk Conn: W. 81(luyer at
Sun. Weatport. 061111.; Northrup 811011..
Southport. Conn.
Kodak txhlbftloo
Court Exchange Bail Room, Bridge-
.Jaa. 21mm.
This in without doubt a great treat
to those interacted in Photography.
Full canon cement of Locittrou..otc..
meilmcntary Tick-
' LL 'coa.
the grand ball of Court Narruk 111.111
night 111 the armory. The visitors
numbered about one hundred. mem-
bers of Court T’equonnock.
Despite the unfavorable weather
title morning thor was a large num-
ber of people at tho Boston Store to
take advantage of the. January Clear-
ance. sale. which goes toprove that
the public is ready to take advantage
of good things.
——lt‘1‘t.1.1tl1 (Tandy. lill flavors,
20c lb. M. S. Smith & Ce.
it) and
Endeavor Circle, King's Daughters.
ot’ the South Norwulk Congregational
Church. will hoiti a special media:
on Monday at 3 o’clock at the ltotne
of Mrs. Leo Davis, i1) East Norwalk.
There will ite'a regular meeting on
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Cori.
in Franklin att‘eet. South Not'waik.
~~Mournlag Bands and Canes. O‘Brien.
Harry Sheldon, the night Atlllllih‘
[1 \prcea man who was str‘uci by 11
train and tittowtt into a pet-1t on the
platfot 111 of the east bottttd depot car it
in the week was‘ able to be about Ilit
stations yesterday. although it' will be
a few days yet. before Mt‘. Sheldon
will be able to teatime his duties. 1111
he states that he I11 verv sot t1 as yet.
Armory. Monday night.
Nut-
._ Basketball
(‘0. 11‘ vs. Manhattan College.
111111111 1'11. Pastimes. l.)ancing.
WESLEYAN FRESHMEN WON.
Defeated the Overlook Basketball
Team by Score of 37 to 5
The Overlook Seiiet'k Military Acad
entv basketball team was 11p against 11
stiff proposition last night in tackling.r
the Wesleyan University freahnten
i‘he visitors were victorious by the
score of ii? to ti.
A large ntnnber‘of spectators saw
the contest. which was played at the
town assembly hall. in Wall street.
'l ire freshmen are a strong aggregation
and took the lead early and never
were ill danger oi" defeat. The first.
half ended with a score of 21 to it
in favor of Wesleyan.
The scoring for the Norwulk tire
was done by Aguilar, who is a son of
Republic of Ecuador, and Freeman
Light. Young Aguilar and Light
each throw one field goal and iiitzltt
tnt‘cw two goals front the fottl line.
The lineup of the teams:
Overlook-Scllcck. Wesleyan, '09.
Griswold .. .................... Sonic
Left Forward.
Way
Right Forward.
Aguilar, (‘owun
lt‘t'iable \Vlnitt‘i‘
liaquet‘izo ................. Leighton
Left (lnat'd.
Light ................ Kidder“ llt111n
(Sen-1111'.
Albert tit'indt‘od was referee nttd
Professor i’ltttnb tintekecper.
Alter the 111111111. dancing was a 11-11.
titre. music being furnished by lien-
gen's Orchestra. The delegation
from Wesleyan were immediate inr-
orites. alike with the Overlook 11111-
dents. <1
tlladys- Alumina. what is a "cursory
giant-e"?
M11111111a~~lt is the kittd of look that
your father given when he wants to
1111111111‘ but doesn't tl1tt'e.-—— Roslyn News.
[voerottng Matt Should
Save.
lhoro Is No Better Way
than to Start an
Account
WITH
The
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
4 per cent. intere-t paid In
Saving: Department.
Open during noon hour.
Account opened with minor-I.
..1W,.m...1.
SHEET MUSIC
FOR SATURDAY ONLY.
3 TOR 251:
ill be Waitin lit the. titoutnlng.
Genevieve Stroll ng Along the Pike.
Back to Life Pretty Little Lady Love.
Where Mount Tacoma. Overlooka the
Buy. Where the Morning (iioriea
Twine Around the Door.
IPEGIAL BALE
of Souvenir Postal Cards.
Connecticut. ii for tic.
‘ commutes
NIWO STORI.
to North Main tum, Booth Norwalk.
1118......“1‘ a . 114...-..1...“ ....
Views of
- ”Nah Somalia .‘--1.
Agent for A1 oar-1118111111. paoobnii
1., and Sport on Gouda. .'.“;
1.11811; 1611:1111 rooui
MUCH REDUCED.
We’ ve‘ put all of our $10 and
$12 overcoats into one collection
and have made one low price on
them .
Fancy mixtures, black and 01:-
ford coats left from our $13. so
lines are all priced now at this
figure..............
Our $15 overcoats, always our
most popular sellers, smartly
styled, are now selling very low. .
.nn..-.-~.o-..v..-1
n...
The $18 and $20 lines of over-
coats contribute an all- size collec-
tion of high-grade garments. now
marked .....
Distinctive styles in higher
grade coats many silk lined, tak-
en from our regular $22 and $25
lines. now. . . .
The finest overcoats we sell are
now gathered in one lot, from
lines that have been priced at
$28 to $35.
.‘.-1...... ....-
$7.88
$9. 88
$11. 88
$14.88
$17.88
$22. 88
RICH BARGAINS IN BOYS' SUITS AND OVERCOATS.
Tel. Call, 32-2.
the. president of the South American .
soon as we knew it.
litany years in building.
18' 1111‘.
We
ounce of talk—just enough to attract
_\ttltl‘ attention,
tiorr.
properly
screened free. from dust. and small i111-
purities;
ltarttllt‘tl irt
full weight,
the market will pcrtttit.
trial order.
The Daniel Keogh tjoal Co.
Scavlcw Ave.
\
There. isn't it man in existence, that cart say- he had
cause. to complain, anti that we failed to make It right
Such 11 1111111 will never exist.
if you have arty fault. to find with tho1 grain or pric-
es. we will gladly listen to your complaint. give you jus-
tice, and thank you for the opportunity.
would mean the. sacrifice of 11 reputation we have been
Buy Out's 'I‘ltat‘s Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
We are [lttttr-~jllSt as far T
as the nearest letter-box I 1
or telephone. ’
—An Ounce of I
To do otherwise
A
. atistaciion is
Worth a Ton of Talk.
l‘t‘.\’t‘l'SIl liliillOl'S—glVG you In]
and a ton of antisfue'
()ttr coal 1.11 good to begin with.
“picked." tree frotn slate.
secondlr. well housed artd
our \artH; tltit'til1.sol1l
11nd at. the lowest price
(live no at
East Norwalk. Ct.
.Tel. 165—3.
llraneh (idiocy—«Bridge Drug Store
Washington street
Stationery Store
hridue: Leary‘s
Railroad avenue.
Standard 11111 11111111111118.
Middlobrooks'
At IW.‘ P. BEERS’
Almanacs.
Bookseller, Station or and Engraver.
49 Wall :11. Norwalk. 6 80. Main 6h. lo. Norwlik.
REAL KOAL 1(an KOAL KOAL KOAL
1-3
8 If your Coal doesn‘t make it warm for you, make it :o‘:
M warm for the man who sold it to you—and give us a trial. F“
1—1 71
8 1 8
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<1 6‘
g 68 WATER ST. Tel. 450. :
KOAL KOAL KOAL KOAL KOAL KOAL
Take Things Easy .
ctmtnc ct-IAtn, A NICE ROCKER on, A Luxuntouc coucn; THEY.
WILL ADD 'ro voun 6014111121117.
881 ALL 111111; comronr you CAN.
LET U8 BEND YOU A R!-
WE NAVE THEM IN GRKAT VARIE-
TY AND AT MOST MODEBT PRICES} AND REMEMBER WE GUARAN-V
TEE EVERY ARTICLE SOLD TO BE JUST AB REPRESENTED.
111.56:
18.18 North Main Street, ‘ ,W till".
w lillll‘lilllilllllte
1 Open High LOW (‘lost1
.-\1nul. (‘op 'll612 lli71'1 Hill/2 ll1't‘1
A. i‘. & l". (‘11. 45%: 47111; 4434 41314
A. U. & l1‘., ti. ltlli lilil ltlfl ltifi
A111 t‘ot. Oil. 123'. 4211‘ 4;: 4315
A111. ice. 4-17.. .157M 1.1.1.1“. 45171111
A111. 1.1.1111. 171:. 7112 7711. 711-11.
Ant. 51111-11. 17:: 1781/. 1711‘, 17113.
.\111, Seton l.'1l‘_ i112 ”1019 151.
.‘.'i 8'1 St: v.11 or. 115.11,. 1117,. 951,.
MT S‘I‘e p 104 TM ltiI ltii
littlt11.& ()ltlo lltili; lltii‘q lltih‘ Ilti‘n
' ll'hltt ii, 'l‘.. 11111;, 91711 iti‘i, lil't’t
(lites. 6‘: Ohio ill til titliy‘. till";
(“11L & N. W.. 23131"; 2"t171. ’21I .3i'iti7u
(,‘ltl. ll. West. 133%. 133‘: :33 23‘s
(2M. '81 S1. 1’. 1.117731 19014 11171319111
(‘01. 11‘. a 1. 7111, 71:11 721/. 11.111.
Col South. :lti lid-In (lit :itila}
(loll. (inn. ”2”; l7?) ”11$ ”3%
Del, lluti. Hilts, 227 1526 236%;
i121 I11. 511% 1.1111; {to 5111...
l01‘le.l111. pfd KIT 3?. 82% 821%
”1'" I'Zl111'. ”81/; ”81,4; little ”8'11.
ill. (11111. ltiti limit liiti 1801;.
Lou. & NIIHIL ”161,3 ll'tt'y‘li. lt'ttl’if. trill
Manhattan. 18911. ltiti inn-'1. idtt
Met. St. lty. 11,1114 1211‘... 12W. iii-'1
Mex (‘1111. 21:14 3111,. 25141 ‘Jti‘x’.
M. K. 6‘! 'I' Nil/1'. itl‘p 351% (HIM
M. K. 8‘1 1111.738; 73"; Ttilé Til-‘3
Nut Lead. '13 it‘i till/4 liiiii
N. Y. (‘1111. Mini/,- lfihhi. 154% lit-lid,
Not'f. 8‘1 Went. 88% 11117.1 stilt, 811%
(int 61 Went. Milo T1713" 54% filth
P1111. Mttil. fill/3 hilt, {10% to
Penn. it. it. Hill/g tint/.1. litiin litiiiit
Pet). (ilirl. ifli till ttit ittl
P111111. (‘ttt' Il‘JV. till-ii 1121/. 153%
Reading , infill. 1681‘; ”1511!. 1577.1
‘Iliip. Steel. .'i71 37 {Nil/4 36%
liter. inland. 247.111 21711. 'J‘IVQ ill-1%
South. I’ut‘. Till/i, 70% 69% 70
Son. Ry Co. 39% him. 39% 1111111.
. S. Ry Co 06102 ltl2 . 102 102
'I‘nnn. C. St I. 159%; liltl If)” If)“
'l‘exaa 91111.36“; 36")“ 38% :ltl't’,
Union Pac.li’18"fi‘ lilit ”18% 158%
U. 8. Rubber. hill/1‘ 68% 1'16 Mitt,
U. 8. Steel. Mi 48% 45‘); Ml
ll. 8.8t11el.p. ll2 ‘ “3% 111.1 ”3%
Wuhaah. 2463' 20% 24 24%
Wuhuah. pfd. iii Iii ' 47 47%
1 Win Cent. 32 “ 62% dill; 31%
South Norwalk. cann.‘
A special feature in our Con-
fectionery Department is the
Apollo Caramela. These are
pure. wholesome confections
that are worth title a pound, but
). we shall sell them today at
39c POUND,
APOLLO CHOCOLATES.
the kind that satiation the most
critical palate and leaves 110th
ing to he desired. Try a box
of Apollo Chocolatea when you
want something extra line.
Price front tit) to title pound;
Tho tiliffortl..l’hannacy
THE PRESCRIPTION arena.
TEL. CALL, 15—2.
”0mmunooumm.
Maples ti Golds‘ohmldt (So.
(Incorporated)
OOMMISSION BROKERS.
Onion in
'Sfooks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
lwarta 6 Gorbott llook. to.
Norwalk.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
WALL S‘i‘i‘ilfild'l‘. Itl:lli a. “Irw'l‘llt'l't‘
wore congested buying orders itt the
block market leaders at the opening
attd violent litlI‘llllt‘ts in some of the
specialties. ’l‘wo thousand shares of
L. 8. Steel pi‘d. sold at lit! to ll? 14.
computed with lll i-i last night. and
the pr 1111 ItlSt‘ further to ll3 Anacon-
da sold at 1111 atlt'nnte or 11 Pacific
(.‘oast 1 i2 St. Paul and Atlantic Coast
Line l H. Reading. Great, Northern
pt'd.. .-\ntalgamatcd (7111111111. hitnncapo
lie. St. Paul anti Sault Ste Marie and
Sugar 11 point. and Brooklyn Transit
and Sntelting large fractions.
WALL S'i‘REET. ll 11, 111.~’i‘l1e ei-
fet't‘eaeeuce of many stocks led to
quick reactions which affected the
whole market by syntpatht and rear
llelg lit-1111111111 qttitt11.1,'t1ttt111.tl Atta-
conda Nill‘l’t'lltlt‘t‘t'tl ii of its 1’ point
rise. Reading fell back 21,; after a 4
point jump. i‘. S Steel pfd halt of 11
3 point titre, (Trent Nottltet‘n ptd.1111d
Northern l’atlile the 1111111111 proportion
of a 2% point rise while Smelling and
Lead were carried 11 point l)("l()\\ last
night attd Amalgamated Copper. the
Pacifita and some others 11 t'r-ar tion be
low P1111111 rallied and trading sub-
sided on the fnt'Iotnt activity of the
liver half IlOIll‘.‘
W’tl. l. STREET clo;< <11. The demand
1111.11 much 1'11-stti11tcd front the early
rule of 11b.<otpti0n and prices dragged.
The bank statement wn.1- togartled as
favorable but rnnrwral tnttltzing fol-
lowed its ttppcarante. St. Paul rose It
178 the prtferred 4 l2. and Ft‘tlt‘l'lll
Mining l". lilli (‘.‘olot1tdo i-ttel was cut»
rieti down from last night‘s level :3 H.
and normal other 11111111111 from l H! to
L’, and Atnalgatnated Copper and Ten-
111111111111 Goal l. The augresalt‘etteas ot‘
the advance irt St. ’anl had some of
lt‘t'l itt sustaining the marktt. and the
t'itudinz bceamt1 1111'1 1111‘ti1e again. in
the final dealings \ntttonda slumped
to ten points below last night and the
cloning itt cottaeorteurc was rather ll'v
regular.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires of
The Maples & Goldachmidt 00.. Cent-
rntaalon Brokers, Swartz & Corbett
Block. South Norwalk. 'l‘elenhonel1'13.
Bank Stateman.
Mnervea. lnc11 . 11m... .... 43.955.1th
Reservoir. ll Sinc...........li.980.ti2i'1
Leann. Inc ..206f13,ilil0
Spocio.lne. il..638800
Legal Tender inc.......1.....3i'1‘liloii
Depoaita.ine................32..iiillioo
Circulation, Dec . .1. .. 1... .1 .807400
'fMt‘tt.l1lpatart la intrufferably unob-
Mill, and life 11ch to be no nice."
“Well you an. the jumped from pov-
erty to ribbon and it sprained her
mind "wvotroit Free P111118.
Jana-4 .
Josi'. to Keep the
Ball Rolling.
”1‘ 1
BOYS' OVERCOATS, GOOD ONES
.utnu-actrvncuurl
1.. .1
SWEATERS AT.
....1.1....................1
BOYS’SHIRT WAISTS AT ..1.1.11.1.1....1......111n1115u1 136
II
MEN’S HOSE, 12'/26 QUALITY, BLACK OR BROWN1AT~11113~1 86 1
a
BROKEN LOTS or WINTER UNDERWEAR AT y2 111118;.
SELLE-CK & PRIC=
HEAD- TO- FOOT OUTFITTERS.
98 Washington St.
Our new telephone call, 165-5.
101: HANDKERCHIEFS AT
...........
... . mm.— -. .- ....._....._....
only 10c lb.
people.
146 half peck.
Special.
LORENZO D1133“
SOME GOOD TRI
Butter ceiling fast. Good? You bet. 251: lb. "-1
Butter Toast Crackers fresh crisp and fine. No doubt of It. . A ltd
iced Philadelphia Cakes a marvel of goodnen and cheapncu. 10: b1.
Rival Biscuit. calculated to beat the trust 106 lb.
Sugar Tablets in the same list. We lb.
Altmorea Mince Meat. fine as silk.
1‘“.
A peculiarly nice article for nice
A sample sale at a wonder fully low price. 1011 lb. for a few rim.
Armour“: Mince Meat 81: lb.
Some good Cooking Apples, no rot but not large. _3pecial, 251: pack; 1
Sweet Cider. last barrel going now 25c gal. [ 5.11"}
Sweet Russet Granger. 256 60:. '
California Lemon's. 20c doz. '
Cooking Eggs, all good. special. 25: doz. " .' ' ' '
Republic Condensed Milk made in Vermont. A fine article, 105 can“;
Good trade In Swift' 8. Wool. Naphtha or Pride Soap1. Any 6911,.166
Spinach. so fine and cheap. 25c pk.
Hope to serve and please.
i
T¢1¢Phone Call 26-4. 1
.1
lion liur. Pillsbury. Jones. Gold Medal
2| IbsGranulaiod Sugar - - - - 5.1 ,p']
fancy Maine Potatoes - ‘
N
Solid Packed Tomatoes, 3 cans,
New York State Corn. 4 cans.
Pancake Flour, any kind. 3 pkg:., 25c , Dates, ”1.,
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
SO NORWALK, CT.
TEL. 143.
OPENED ltilIG SLAMS
FISH, ITC1, FINNAN HADDIIO FA NOV IMPOHTID‘ “.0“
KIPPBRID HENRING.
Tel. 108. ' ‘
to aid in puttin ‘
that in undorrn 11in: our aocial 11w cigar: in his 11¢“:me
tom?" "My friend " rejoined Senator Clarence-wait ,
sorghum. solemnly. "did you one near chap- to think he
the table about killing tho me that no he breaks ‘tii
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WE LEAD:
69c
25c Sweet Oranges, 18 for
25¢ Prunes, 5 lb...
251: | Large Prunes. 3 lb:..
eatie’s Milk. 3 cans.
FULL LINE or raurr AND vacuums...“
AND ounces-must IYIIIC‘NAN:
11811111111;
anon on. attributu a Ilok ct diurna- of villon to fill
when bio alum or. wholly to bloom. Would it not be tuli to
your om examined “Lint
IT' 3 FREE.
O.B.Jack1110n.
Graduate Optician.
58 WALL STREET.
110111181111 0
000m ’ '
Live. Lobstets
“915‘
Cutbill’e Bridge Fish M
“Why dont you lift. up your voice W
11 stop to the graft Freddy have so do
laid the golden mi”-—Wuhitiltou than M! "II
Sign H 11.! “(Elm mil
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