Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 24, 1906 · page 8

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ohnson (child).
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y . My, Robert.
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use. Myrtle M.
.mirlha. John.
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Wen. ’l‘honlas.

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.itmo‘da (Japanese).
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it thin report wry matrrluiiv
3 death lint for than Ii‘rao-
‘not hollcvcd that It will iw
itcrcuaod. tia'lit‘tl by inolnlml

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

H‘F‘WI “.00 A
' I’ WAfils.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

, hogtied in thin atom.

 
 
 
 

mm: hon Momboulflot‘urni ’ ’

~< now ironic. April flow-«Twentyr

eight members at tho Metropolitan
09m. House who loft San Francisco
Friday, reached New York today. in
tho party were Cornea. Dippol, Conn

 
 
 
 
 

papal-l. Ronni. Journet. Bars. 'Mineon

Sonibrich and Homer Miss Allen, Misc
Abbott Miss Walker. Manager Goon
lilz and his wife and Conductor Hertz.

Connecticut's Contribution.

NEW HAVEN. April Zia—Thomas
Booker, at this city. the state treasurer
of the Red Croas Society. who is re»
ceiving funds for the San Francisco
sufferers, up to date. has received and
forwarded to the National Treasurer
Charles H. Keep, in Washington. the
hum of $25,664.62. This stun includes
the contributions soul to, him today
from various places in the state. but
docs not include quite a. large sum In
the hands of Samuel Hemingway. the
local treasurer of the Red Cross Socie-
ty which will be forwarded to Walth-
ington with tomorrow’s collection.

or the total amount already forward-
cd, Hartford has contributed “1.172.-
71; Now Haven. $5,863.11; 'l‘orrlngtou‘
$1,892.30. and Waterbury $5.000. 'I‘ho
rest, is made up of contributions from
churches. individuals and firms, the
lllrgcsi. bring that of Cheney Broth-
crs. of Manchester, whose donation
amounts to $1.000. .

li‘ronl prcsont indications It is
thought. that the state will sandal
least. “25.000 to the stricken in Cali-
l’ornla. a rough estimate of the sums
already given or wedged being as fol.
lows: Maillot-(1.340.000: Ncw Haven.
$20,000: Merldcu, $10,750 Bridgeport.
$7,000; New Britain, $10,000: Witter—
bury $8,500; Manchester $5,000; Nor~
\vlch. $3500: New London $2,000; oth-
cr cliics and towns in the stale $15.-
l'iiill. Port of this nnlonni in inrludod
in the amount sent through tho Roll
(‘l‘oss Soon-tr by Mr. Hooker.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Money Sent Across Continent.
NEW Yllltli. .rinrii 24."‘~'l‘lli‘ Rt'il
(‘ross ill this city today lranai‘orrod
smooth) to San Francisco upon l't“
cclpl oi‘ a lolvgraln from Iii: Edward
I’. l)l'\'ll‘il'. in coiniuaud ot‘ the llod
.(iroxs lipid Work in San Francisco.
'l‘llr sum or Slitiiidillll was translvl'rml
to San Francisco by it‘lugruph in our
hour lil'll'l' Lilo. ()Dt‘lllllg of banking
ilonrs today.

Ferry Will be Rebuilt.
SAN P‘R:\Nt)ifltfti,..\pl'il 2i: 'l‘llti
contionuiud ferry building will ho ro-
nlovcll and rebuilt at once.

Red CrOSs Subscriptions.

\\'.-\SHING'I‘(‘)N, April 24:"“l'ipml lhr
rroncsl ol‘ Dr. Edward licvliw. itcd
Cross agent ill charge of tho rviioi
\vork lll San li‘rnncisco. Cilal'los I‘lallnu
Hoop il't‘llslil‘i'l' of tho ill-ii (lross. ioduy
il"li'l.’.l'll|)lli‘il Io Illi‘ sub-'l‘rcasury in San
Francisco in piari- in tho t‘l‘vdii oi‘ llr.
,lim-inl- $iooliuo on :Ii‘t'tilllll of sun
Ini'ripliuns l'i‘i'l'lYl‘tl by him.

Burned Diotrlct,
NEW YORK. April 24.«~\'It-inl’rnsl-
'llvlll Calvin. or lilt‘ Sonillt-l'll i’nl'ilic
: (‘olllplllly. today deliuod lhc llouniinrivr
oi the burned district in San l<‘ranoist-o
in the following dispatch rcrolvrd at
tho cnlnpmly’s local office:

“Oakland Picr. April Zil-«wltnrncd dis~
trial in gcunrnl Insidc tho following
lines. which can be oaally lrnccd on a
map of San Francisco: litiginning in
front of tho Ferry Building and run-
ning south inst lusido the docks lo
col-nor Brannon and Final alrcpla;
“out on liunnou to ticcoud; south to
'l‘ownscnd; went in corner Eighth and
Division: norihwcnl to Division to liar
rison; soillh to iwclilicih; wont to
Church sircol: north to Mill‘llt‘l; cast
to Franklin; north to Jackson: until
in Van Noss: north to lhc Iiny: cast
along shore dcslroyod docks to San
some thence along Enid lill't'i'l to point
oi beginning. Hooks and piors i-lnnl
nomc South war not burncd. Home
portions of lilo riiy onlaldc oi' lilo lim-
it): above dosm‘lhcd wr-rc aolilowllfll
dainngcd by tho curlhmlakc.

ANOTHER SHARP SHOCK.

 

Felt In Son Francllco at 10:30 Lnt
Night.

SAN FRANCISCO. April litmd
ahm-p carthuunkl- nllllt‘lt wag lull hora
at lit-till o't'im'k inst "lulu. ii luau-d
about lill‘m' m'tiiillillt 'uild won from
want to Wl‘Hl. No dilution» llllit horn rd
poi'iod.

00GB MUST BE MUZZLED.
selectmon at Last Act in tho impor-
tant Mutter.

’l‘lm acloclmnn hold a morning thin
nmrnlnc at lilo union of tho town coutr
uni. lmvi Wnrucr. win-n among othcr
thinitli. Ii Willi docidod to lllliiltt n no
lion that «loin; ho coalition or nlnltllril
through the nunmwr.

Through noun» prawns of roasmiing
which in tint hallo clour to than» to
whom they llitht «solarium it. the an»
loolnlon linw- nbmlvcd thornlwlvoit to
their own collimation from any rou-
pmlslbiiity on tho dog mWMll‘m M. any
othor limo oi thr- your.

so... -«Aa. abut...» ... Mm...

“OOLLICTION FOR IANTHGUAKI
OUPVIRIM. '

,At Ilit‘ gonnrnl cilia: meeting or the
rim Methodist Church thin wooing,
ilin llama-r. both Remington. will have
ti nmclai collection ration tor lilt- Elan
Francisco traitor-om Ho onpociuiiy dc-
rirt-n that till the mambo (the clan
ho present not come pm roll to m:
tribute to thin morn worthy. utilise. 'l'llc
iicrvicn begins at. 7:45.
quIAN MQRQIHI“ con“ , I
. Mindful llama; April ”We, a
murderous oi adamant undo-id Iot-
howl. tho tumor. for minim: w
W Itlllodjot mom WW
loin . rm Moth: '

omplcto Spring!

, within at. Mary’s cemetery.

 
 

 
 
 
 

EU Nth. .

’hoitilnornl otlldrii. ., . , .
posh. ma "holdthiil mortal . .
Mary's (thumb; Rev. VJ.‘ filthy
omciatcd. Tho poll ”beam throne
Brynn 1H. dilh. iDanlol Donovan, lilti-
nnilld Powerii. Patrick. mention,» Po

were Thomns Silk, David mulberry, Jr.
and Patrick Honooasey.

 

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PREMDINT AT ANNAPOLlB.

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’ Attending Exorcim of lntormont of ,

John Paul Jon”.

WAfiHlNGTON. April
partied by members of his cabinet. the

French ambllas'ndor and it diotiugulnh-
ed party of oiliclaia. Pronldont Roose-
velt loft here today at 11:30 o'clock
for Annapolis. to attend the exercises
in connection with the iularmc‘ul ot'
the body of John Paul Jonas. "l‘hc
train was made up of it couibln: ’lon
baggage .nnd buffet our, and throt- pri-
vutocurs. the president and his 'ini-
mcdlnta pal-l y occupying the car "Vir-
glnla.”

’l‘lw. prosldrut‘s party Included Mrs.
Roosevelt. the French alubansador and
Madame Jusscrand; M. and Madame
Dos POlilflt’. do In Footie: Capt. Four-
lller. Viscount Charles do Cilombl'uu.
Surgeon-General and Mrs. Rixcy, Ad‘
lilirai mid Mrs. Cowlcs, the Secretary
and Mrs. Bonapnrlo, tho'Socrolni-y oi‘
State; Roar Admiral and Mrs. Ron:
Rcai Admiral and Mrs. Mason: .iohn
lice Carroll: General Horace Porter.
Rear Admiral Cappii. the chief of stat!
of the army, and Mrs. Boll. the Got/N"
nor of DquWilrc, Roprc outntlvo nod
Mrs. Foss; Speakers Can ion and Mrs.
Donald McLean. .

HOCKANUM MILLS
ATED.

‘ROCKVIMJC, April ‘Jri.-~~l’npora in.
corporaliug tho llockanum Mills Coni-
pnny wore filed with the town clerk
today and tho company which includes
um... oi' the inrgosl woman mills, lor-
nli'rly independent. in lilo city. will do
:I aonoral milling bnslncss. It is also
cutllIt-d to do a general real estate
Iiusilloiis. ’I‘Iio lhroc milla niorgml
into one are those of “iv l-lockauum
Manufacturing (Yolllpani‘. lhc Spring
villc Manufacturing Company. and tho

lNCORPOR-

all llflcon llundrod hands.
ial stock of the new conrcrn is $5,‘

Hartford.

rick Mo‘ohan. Patrtok‘ O’Connoll and,
Theodora Wobh. Tho flower hearers?

"rho. buria -. .
i

2t.—'—~itooom-,

 

Now England Company. employing in;
The cnpl~§

iliiiinlii and tho incorpornlors Al‘llllll‘:
ll. Silipnlan and W. W. llydc. of Hart-i
lord. and From-rick id. li‘uilvr. oi‘ I‘llisii

it; ,
croutons. in .
I i ll‘ on d . _ .
.7“ to "an .u-Arroitdflinlmiliml A
smill'illlin‘lclnnggiidulr‘ul‘. ~‘ ‘ at mount-wit. ind
m ”5“" ””5 ”lil'f’flil dial-into" maintain.
‘ ‘ Similar,(tfltwoiifolrfl'nfnrrfl «fl!!!-

 

rhwioiouunoiithoul tho optimum“ "ll

omn‘ttml (to illuris broom it but met .
wan dill died with any of tho above rlrln
lust-hip 41““!th ' ”M. 10-30!” and.
g. e I . ‘, i

can cnmro‘aornhnumv
Planar &‘T’Bradley
\ Proprietor:

 

 

 

LOOKING. INTO ELENGIK'S SANITY

Another hitch occurred 9’ erdai' in
the hearing on the sanity the Hun
gariun who has been making things in-
tnrosiing at the Norwalk Hospital for
.icvnrni (lays. it. was found that tho
authorities had not made out tho com»
plnlnt with the man's proper nmno.
which is Jdllan Elenclk. The com
will come up again Wednesday.

Dr. J. Milton Gobltrn and Dr. F‘. E.
Baker arc the physicians appointed to
look into Elcucik‘s sanity.

 

HIB WISH.

Mrs. X-«You used to call me an an-
gol.

Mr. XchII, I used to think you
were one.

.Mrs. X—And now?

Mr. X-——-pr i wish
(llcvcland Loader.

DISTURBlNG. .
"Aw-wcaplnln. you used to ho a
Whaler didn't you 5’"
"\‘cs.’ .
“Would you Illlnd telling mo—«aw—~
what kind or ball you uncd In catching
a whole?"

3'01! Wi'l‘i".~~

"Dudes, when we could get 'elu.
young; lollow.”~—~Chicago 'l‘l‘lhunc.

EXPLAINED.

'l‘llt‘rc was polio» in the Srnme chum.
bcr.

Had the honorable gcntlcmnn conic
In an nndcrtspilrilng on the rate» bill?

No, Thc Sonata Ilnd alljtllll‘lllitl.*"~
I-‘hlladclpllin. Lodger.

'l‘citclicl'~~“Now. Bobby. where is St.
Paul?“

liobllyw“ln' hoavcn, l l'Inkt"«—Pnck.

MW...“

 

l”rofosmr~~“Supposo an irresistible

.l‘ori'c should meet an lmulovablv holly.
.a-hnt would bo the insult?"
1 Sludont~“i\ ‘tut-rgcf,‘ " ----- .ludg‘c.

, *._.._....,_._,.._._

OLYMPIC CONTESTS.

A'I‘lllENS, Gl'l‘l‘fll‘. April :Zi.~- I’liillt'l“.

um wax lhc st‘t-nc today of tho princii Woollliy WitttL—J‘llocs the dogwood
oai curlivr pvt-ins oi‘ till- Olympic von- 1 two t'\'|‘l‘ growl?"

lusts. consisting of boat racing and
“rimming. It inland lnicl'lnitloullfiv
ilill tho :itlcndaot-v was lllllill'l'lllP. 'i‘lic
Italians tlialilianisllwl
rhi- rmvinu and lllllllt'lh. of tho Now
York Allilclir i‘luh. dislinguiahod Ilini-
wll‘ in the swimming contost, 'I‘lw
lnlinna won ”in rain-s i’m‘ i‘onr ttl‘ll‘

ind (ll‘l‘l‘ll crows tailing st'cond plncl‘s.

'I‘ho inolw- our navy linmt- i'aco w:i;-:
won by tho (ll‘t‘tilth’. \vho worn also sor-
md. An Italian Inlrgc was third.

(‘. M. lilillli'lh‘. N. Y. A. 1... hoidol' of
hi world's championship liili yurdn'
millinllng room-d. Willi tho firm bout ol
lilo Iiiil niclrcs awlniiuing mop ill
l:l7 .‘iu’l Nt-cnillis. “wait-y, of Allatrn-
in. Wm: 3000“”. 1:17 i-h armada. .i.
ll. liuriu'slllro England. was third.
l‘llt-l'o \vi-rc six slarlol‘n.

Motorist l\\‘llli:<l(' motor has
f'lll(‘|‘l_\' villnizcr into horso
Tonic along my luau. I'll
home to get dry."

Elderly Vlllflfl(’l“'"“t‘n. you don't! l'vc
not your number. and ‘orc l stays till
a hindopcndcnt witncss comps hiring!"
“Punch.

politli - -
lnkr- you

“D!

 
 
 

'l‘ho hondromrsl. llin mma utylluh.

“5.00 lion Chilton Pun-mo Quito ..
”0.00 Ilium: Tonal: Eton or Pony

$10.00 (My Mind lulu
“2.00 Tallinn lion {oak-to
lilit Gout. gluitod wi
Finn Long

luau

thou prion “who".

Now cocoa mlvln‘g daily.
You on roll
thoyvovoonot

 

in room

 

 

lnomsolvos in;

tit-s and six our pulleys. lilo li‘l'vnch‘

llnown'

he is _ poor."——l<lounl_on Post.

holds

no Tailored Soinplo than: are placed on mic.

‘IOlllouqrn

moo “unplug Noum- Iton lull. .. . . ..
”0.00 Impound Ire-detour sult-

h lino ombrolooryboli'or'r
hit and Sign :grcvoto‘trom

. O L m LADilS'l'JOATOw
01.00. 04.“. 05.0., 00.”. $7.93, ”#391944”. worth doubts.

. out n .
om, mo, M», or». or». 012.93. Moor.
won

sh"“ 75° ml 1.19 ', ’1'. to .oo.’
mm to grim-mu: slid m’ak. ’ "1393-0!” ‘0

 
 
 

.lnsiln Flillll“'""l don‘t know. but it
has a pretty rough bark."~~~;\lnarlcau
Spot‘llltor.

lilbhics ~~~~~ "isn‘t that. Hawkins. lilo
lil‘l’IltL‘l‘, in that illllollltililli‘?"

Nihl)lcs—~"ch."
'i)iIdiIes—-—"lt's a lino machine.
must haw mollcy‘." I

Nllilllt‘S'-"'Y(‘S. Ho has it lot (if
lliillt‘.”—~-l‘llicugo liniiy Ni‘WS.

“0

"And so you havi- llll‘t'i‘ now little
iwl'olhcrs'.” :lukcd tho nvlghbpr of the
little girl playing in the trout yard.

“Yos‘nt. .

"Isn‘t Ihal nice? i must congratu-
litll' your pupa. Whom ls he?"

"in tho housc.‘wrlllun n loticr lo
.\I r. litmaoyoii."—~~ .lndgc.

Wc‘ro most exacting ends. we mean
An inconsistent crcw~— ‘
Wc take a follow's word and than
Expect hc'll kcop it. too.
—-~(.‘.nihniic Standard and Timon.
."He has a beautiful daughter." “And
docs he keep a ferocious dog?" "No;

 

wanting bikini: 3. SUIT HOUSE
33 South Main St. South Norwalk. '
traordin'ary Selling.

 

lilo mold sqrvlhcuhlo .nnd moat boonth
'l'imy llillll. no. .

IIIII-II'II‘ “I.”
027.60
,,,.o..,..,“,.,_...,... "5.00
Han--I-u-ii‘uuluuiiu-a a“
mm
810.00 to $25.00

”to...

Olilh ..........

i

Vou capitol duplicate for
null. '

I good firm onwthom u.

 

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is vacant i

 

abs. it lands GAZETTE'BUILDING.

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oveflngs.

A‘llythiii; in the lion ol‘, Floor Unvnrinaa we are propnrml to itiruisli. All irrpdea of lugl'lilu tiarpolii. Tapas:-

lry and Holly Brimrplaimrpola, Velvet and Axmlltsldr Carpets, in a lame and varied {ISFIOI‘UllelIl of patterns.

0

RUGBango ol‘ allsizeh, including the largo carpet. size“. or which we have lacyond a doubt the Inrmt an.

nortmont cvor shown in town. and at tho prices we are selling thorn we can save you money.

a

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MATTINGB—Wc have a tall aasoitment of all kinds of mailings, including new patterns in fancy‘Jups and

Chinas.

We also have the Crex‘Grans Mnttiugs in all colors.

FIBER CARPET8-A full line 01' Fiber Carpets, in very cholcc patterns and in all quantities. large size

. i
Rugs and Art Squares in the some m’hterial maken a very satisfactory and linexprnsivla iloor covorlog.

 

TRISTRAM an arm-r, NORWALK, ' CONN. '

 

“’I‘iho't big dog you gave us actually
does police duty at our house."
"So?"

"Yes.“ lie spends 'most of his time 1‘
Ill the kitchen with tho. cook.”~l)etroit '

Free Press.

 

Wigg~“l know a man who was rob-
bed ill broad daylight in London."

Wasa-“’l‘hnt was very remarkable." .
Width—"Why. is rohhel‘y so scarco “
there 1’" .

Witggm—“No. lint. broad daylight is."
~Plliladclphia Record. .

FINE LINE OF

EATON - HURLBUT
WRITING PAPER.
250

ALL COLORS.

WM. A. BRIGGERMAN'S

MUSIC STORE.
Donavon Ilook. 134' Washington St.
Anna for art-co. at humid".

A Jack of all italics

in not what the poopio want when they
roqulm good workmanship. My work
In done right and when I say A job
is done. Ito dono.
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT.
Plumbing, Timing and steam Fitting.
5 Monroe street, 80. Nat-walk.

 

 

"mammalian:

Entertainment Arranged By

 

 

THE DOORKEEPER’S CIRCLE .

of

KING’S oiucnlrss,

First Congregational Church, Norwalk. ‘ "

TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 181', AT

Hoyt’s Theatre.

Port I.-The Kleptoo'laniac. A '80-
cioty Play.

Part iI.——An Evening at the Club.

nassnveo sans. 350 at 50c ’2

 

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5 lion. rotten. , to crawl You 1"

"an”. n-_..d_..-......_ M-......._...

Potash. lime and phosphoric
acid are contained in Hardwood
Ashes in desirable. forms for
plant growth. and ashes have
been well named "Nature's Plant

Food." But they are really more J

than a simple plant food. because.
in addition to their fertilizing
properties, they act as a oolvont
of «he soil. and form combina-
tions that enhance the value of
latent plant: food already in the
soil. The plant food contained in
Hardwood Ashes give a direct
and prompt result. whi e the ac-
tion on the soil shown permanent
Pieces of land where
uhea have been liberally supplied
h?” shown the effect for years
a ter. ~

$1.65 per bbl.

iii Falls: till it.

 

 
 

 

 

Wit pro domohotmlilllllmy til“

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{fist-ant you behold

 

you may purchase a single article.

‘ plate on terms of payment which

home within reach 01‘ all. ‘

 

 

AN HONEST
The rent. of car, the hauling rote, ‘
’l‘ho cost to load and unload freight,
P‘mir chnrgon ridlroada'mnko each day
An- nhtll tho ntllpvcra ought to pay.

'l‘hn owuorn' intoronl ltlw would uhinld.

“lilo mound lioltitin, too, tilioulti tilt, "
”I‘huii barring out conilnitinlon tricks.
No myhiory this point ourroundo—a
’go much par mike par hundred pounded

ho third and .i’mrtli. lnoktai in “Wy'l
Might. shol‘rstlia noon of “cloudy."
' _, .nt railroad ocmntricltloc
:lto rigidly coalition to those.

 

hint chock by law ouch hancomhm rain

. mountains unit unloadiny blatant *

almolmetiiuh incl-chairman .
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; Imbido
Ml

I, W J , “ ' IIII-Il- .,

H. on i a).
Guild lumiiure A
Expensive

l‘ulliilurr

and if you are an
economist this f not
will become appar-
ent; to you, the in-

 

our magnificent
stock and become
acquainted with
our easy terns. We
would also like to
explain to you our
liberal ‘ ‘ . '

CREDITsPLAN

whereby

 

or furnish the home oom-
Cannot but appeal to you, Our
credit privileges are so Advanh
agoous, so Modern, so Oonsiderate
Bindsoany an to make of'cosy '

 

 

1-1. nutrition 3. 00.,“

WEST WASHINGTON‘STq SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

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.UNCONICIOUB HUMOR.
"Your friend Delver." said the editor,
“left some vomit with me today that
were qtlto amusing." .
"You don't. My?“ exclaimed Rudder.
"i didn‘t. think he was a humorous

 

. . , . wrltor.” , .
Tho first in. income on whom spout "Noithor does hc."-«l’hilitdolphlo
To build ll cor; let's cull it ri-ilt; From. I
li’ each one plinth a, day allonltl yield. - M...» ‘

THI OTANDA’IID'I IlAION WHY: ,
A. friend “nailed it. Humour- oft.
Standardthl Go.:,.when“thc‘ mom on,

that oomrtotloififire bultltoroltsw'“
'Hnorr, wily dour. yotim‘ltfolitir do
animation: warming, saith” stair, thot
is bolus brintod'olgout you. ‘9‘ ' .
‘ ”Because-r." bosom repllfl . .“wo, itali-
ov wimp nit tho show until litter it, .
glori- , nuowinst’fwléuturday aiming ‘
Oil. ‘ . ’

"What. do that iiiiilit-otthitt a
mint?" ukod illdlfl‘lfimnn.

 

 

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brain. 1 ‘

 

worltllt thoy Ira anal ii

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