”I. will.“ ‘
m witness
w; AI"
‘ will
in new ~ and “”le pontoon“
‘and‘VAl
livery anti b ,ssat personnel“
i
M iii vilasiaTh. . ith _
silence. but night. to ‘ - '
he. rformnnoe ofIWsshhurn ‘ ‘ ‘ s. .
."l‘vraiued Animal.“ Show . .MWWMa
' ‘ ‘csaplacsoc
-‘ (a: goblin per eye ow _ has
many ,novel‘featnsea. including the ~
smallest harass in the world.
as the smallest herd of trains
hauls. trained dogs and monkeys by
the"
on of the ngmang of
tie now‘riv‘egtgd‘ on the p‘
‘ that the
williarie.
, , . In
'Illhllb ‘ in which it is solv
I, debs e the. future course of .
redid... he liberal papers. which
yssbsrday clamored for an open war
at retaliation owing to the emperor’s
rerushiwtc personally receive the depu-
recall «ref E'Iutierh
held at its"
o'clock.
sesame
mummy: Invited
iii in
of Parliament in Overlooking the point I
of etiquette in favor of the as
work which the country expects
accomplish. The Constitutional Dem-
ocrats' agrarian project will be attack-
ed both by the Right and the Left. The
Radical warkmen and the peasant
group. which numbers over seventy
members. has decided to make a fight
for the complete abolition of private
ownership and the establishment of a
system providing for the full national-
lzsticn of land. While the members
, . mac. and the subject. of
then f access to the new inter-
rallroad is being constantly
" '. fi W in‘ Switzerland. Besides the
‘ .. line through the lure range.
‘ vt. which has been talked
,. ryeers pasfua new tunnel
W the Bernese Alps. between the
_ of Bottle and the Canton of:
from which the'Slnlpion line ‘
,, ”to ltaiy, is under practical and
ve"coolideration. , The directors of
geempany having the matter ,in
rcharge :haye. approved the plans sub-
;‘:mitted by Chief Engineer M. Zoilinger
for-ii ins to pierce the Bernese Alps
under Hue - Intschberg. Electrical
traction will be used, and the new
ftun will be eight and two-fifths
‘ dog. The total cost is put at
4.900 at the outside. A F'ranco-
yndibate of leading bankers and
engineers. handed by J. L'lioste £00..
Mmfvwmmahe a. formal contract
for the-work within two months.
not yet been given out.
'i‘heyara ,
e
next election.
i
Upper House, has decided not to press
its own views of the great questions
awaiting solution. but to await the in—
itiative of the .lsower House.
HUNGARIAN PARLIAMENT.
m
Formally Opened by Emperor Francis
Joesph at Royal Castle.
BUDAPEST, Hungary. May 22,—The
Hungarian Parliament was formally
opened at the royal castle today by the
emperor-king Francis Joseph, who in
. . .zthe‘speech m the throne bid the
One. insinuatlon was that the great deputies a hearty welcome and 6:.
‘ chemist had a grievance that his wife? "93mm. been thankfuiness that the
‘; was‘not decorated with him; anotherI misunderstan had passed away.
' still less plausible. was that he did notl "It I- painful louver paternal heart."
care to accept a decoration which had agingao??§glkcégsoggffi’gié’; 3?:
“97°.” 99°“ “11’9"“ “1’03 his father.‘ turbed the orderly course of constitu~
Mme. Curie writes quietly to observe tlonai life. We are thankful to di-
.r..,....... .. m... M- iii: recess.strictures
‘ Curieihad a settled conviction that per- . ,,
so “I" decorations were open to objec- misunderstandings have vanished.
one that outweighed their advantages
:and. to her great joy. as sharing his;
opinion he acted up to it in his own‘.
case. He had declined academic dis~
tlnqtloh before declining the Legion of
, ‘I‘Holiori.
.r-'. ‘2" . ,
Andrew Carnegie proposes to remove
the dealogical testing laboratory from
,» ’St. Louis to Pittsburg. where it will be;
some I. part of the Carnegie Technical
heels. Consent of the federal gov-
l‘hinent Is necessary. but Mr. Carnegie
thinks this assured. He has already
roared the preparation of plans for a
raiabuiiding to cost from $500,000 to Si.-
' 000.000. to house the laboratory. The
laboratory was established in St. Louis
I three years ago. Congress recently ap-
pi’bpriated ”00900 to be expended by ll Commodore Clurenc F Osborn
. e I I‘
it: EXperimenits so far have been on. ‘ahd Samuel Lynes is being rushed as
“w I” fuel t0 determine the 11°“ or fast as possible. iii order to have her
gas units in coal and the value of peat ready for the opening of the season.
_ for. the same purpose. it is argued that Captain Ephriam Merritt promises that
the establishment of the laboratory in “he will be at “cm" off ““3 yacht
club house on the evening preceding
litlllurg will permit of important'Memmm Day.
tests 0f il‘On and steel as W611 as fuel. The finishing touches on tile Lydia
' --——- are being put on in the upper harbor.
:where she is moored at the Bishop and
J. E. Henry, a millionaire iunlllerman Lyrics dock. The big new gasolone
, Mdhanufscturer.practically ou'us the engine. "named for auxiliary power.
flourishlns little town of Heni'yviilo. has been installed and the masts are
Now Hampshire. He has been Judge hack in iizlhaoc. kl’l‘lite mater firebboigs
jumwehief of police. etc.. in the place " 889“, W "*0 e 0': i ‘9 85 5 Y 9
M W. One or his sons is select- {filigre- sniiingmastel. (.aptsiu Amai
.hllother I3 DOBINEBIGV and a ”II"! ‘ Among the fine line of sailing canvas
police court Judge. Mr. Henry is a particularly big and handsome
8i) per cent. of the village taxes. spinnaker. '
hg the fourteen years he has been LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES.
0' II“ ”“00 he ha“ WI allowed The current. issue of the insurance
or to he sold there and any man Press, of New York, tells of the fol-
.indulges in intoxicants is promp- Iii?” payments otf‘ life insurance in
s vcn y recon y.
.1 ‘1” “3"“ ‘° “"5 T“ ”mm b“ south Norwalk-vv-Thoodoro s. wwnd~
loco Vpulationand all the voters our 03' ”7'3“. .
. "apt f‘ourare in Mr. Henry's employ. Henry B.ltogers,a21.~
5glow Canaanw
i .
Westport-C. ll. Strauss. 010.000.
The following were the amounts of
.insurance paid in several places dur-
ing the past few months:
Mme. Curie has explained an inci-
.dentiin the life of her late husband.
He had the distinction of refusing the
-red ribbon of the Legion of Honor. His
reason was a matter of speculation.
1
which are to be presented for the con-
sideration of the new parliament, the
speech declared that although close
relations exist with the country's al-
lies. and in spite of the friendly ties
with other foreign powers, which of.
ford a guarantee of peace. provisioui
must he made for the defensive new
or of the country and therefore an ex-
traordinary contingent of recruits
must be supplied and equip ed in ac-
cordance with the rule followed by the
previous delegations.
The speech also announced that. lit-
ter the question of electoral reforms
has been settled a new parliament will
be summoned.
LYDIA READY SOON.
unu—
Norwaik Yacht Club Flagship to 0c-
cupy Her Berth on May 29th.
The work of overhauling the Nor-
walk Yatch Club flagship Lydia. owncd
I miyors have heavy responsibil-
II of Huddersfield. England.
_ "atMr..asniamiu Broadbent) New Canaan—844.424.
tions as to the feeding of fifgggjfifiw
Q‘MYU. the DIIJY BROOM DO “SWAMP-4.2.000. ‘
“,0th fortnight. and that a gaging: ma‘ir‘szégofl's
3 machine is kept at the at orwa -— . .
‘ humped—45.069.
for the purpose and may Westport—sl 4.21 a.
any dwelling. The babies.
7 aboaldmot» be continuously
' . ‘rcdohtmcnds fresh air and
sumac or'saruee.
Editor Sentinel:
the Health Board asked the city to ca
la halamlty of the Vesuv-
cttmhieli was not chronicled
‘RThat Is the extinction of the
' .r The Day of Naples
nearby. q
tie profitable enough
after t.
tidal species. According
‘ actor of the anus-
e liliesvfrtlm the
‘ Grlflth.
‘ pal Church.
ssrsas‘ahsctohsasldua. '
‘toll‘here are hundreds of ponies. hers
as. dog- cat. monkeys. apes. baboons.
allow and the entire entertainment is
long reoo
tattooiappointed by the. house, after “‘0
sober reflection commend the course try.
rious animals have been
it to iish would take too long
noon and the concluding performance
will take place this evening. and is
I‘m“ worth witnessinlh
SUMMER “0|.st TIME raaLs.
Will Go Into Effect Next Saturday
of the Right have a conservative land necucut Railway and Lighting Com.
program of their own the details have pally goes . into .‘effcct on the local
They are lines on Saturday morning. This menus
twins hard to induce the noun of for- e twenty~minute headway on the main
to penance who are holding aloof line, from Stamford to Westport. The
from. mimetic“ to loin them. only other changes which will be made
, , .. as on the theory that are the running of a car to leave Row-
nlional Democrats and be nylon switch at 9:30 Sunday mornings
tremists byexccsses .wlll discredit for the honest of the church goers.
themeelves before the country ' ‘ and and a car will be run by the Stamford
bring about a reaction which will give Street Railway later than the one
the Conservatives a maioritlr at the which meets the 11:30 car at Miller's
As evidence of its tie-Bridge.
. sire ‘0. work harmony with the boweri There will be no iiilprovemeui in the
Boolean! Council of the Empire. or East Norwalk trolley service this sum-
mcr anyway.- .. ‘
Letter Writer Waste Him to View the
““3 recently received some "3"” pecu- this morning. Superintendent Samuel
automobile speeding in the city limits.
One tells of an automobile run "by a
young thing that couldn’t. be called a
man" almost putting a woman out of.
commission.
the car was brought up sharp,
avoiding a collision. after which the
chauffeur called the woman a blanket-
tl. blankety, blank fool. because she
did not. get out of the way.
yor Glover to go tip to Green and
view the procession
base by, evidently intimatlng that he
would be so frightened ily their speed
that he could not stand the pressure.
After enumerating the measures .
Some time ago
the city refuse on the Meeker property
for Mr. Meek»
or to ay amen til per weekto look
Why aheuldail this valuable filling.
Bn'i‘ld'l‘L. May saws". George W.; 1 o,
restore! St. Thomas Entrees
has fastened to become
lease you:
Lenten,
fresh occluded fruit. ‘ .It will
Five delicious flavors
Chemists. Show .mm-
in Costs of All Grocers.
Order a package of. each flavor to-dey. ‘
well
elep-
QGOI'O. ‘
aphasia and other animals with the
horse or conceals-nose.
The Concordia Club has been organ-
ven by these animal performers un- “
er the direction of lfr. John D’Altna.
iced as the master mind
a ma! educators of this conn-
0 attempt to describe the many
impossible. tests that these
taught to accomp-
poeos. -
The Middletown Elks' Home Corpor-
ation has been organized with a capi-
tal of 310.200. 88.500 paid in. The incor-
porators are George 1. Allen. of Mid-
dletown. and about 100 brother Elks
living in river teams.
The Minterhurn Mills Company. 0
«mini!
on this after-
a
Two madness are giv
their holdings are Francis '1‘. Max-
well. 510 shares; Robert Maxwell, 510:
Morning.
The summer timetable of the Con-
200; Charles 3. Bottomly, 100; Max-
well M. Upson, 200; Maxwell Broth-I
Sykes. of North Adams. Mass.
shares.
treasurer.
tion. has a capital. 01320300. all paid
in. The incorporators are Wilson L.
Jackson and George A. Livingston. of
Cannon. and Lorin J. Eggleston, of Mil-
lerton, N. Y.
TORRINOTON ‘ WIAVERB RETURN
TO WORK.
Tonaiudrou, May 22.—-—Tlle twen-
ty weavers of the Torrington Woolen
Company. who refused to‘ work over.
time last night and quit .work at 6
o'clock'when they were expected to
work until 9 o‘clock. returned to work
._...._.......__——-
DAREO MAYOR OLOVER.
gran-n.—
Automobiles Fly Past the Green.
Mayor Charles L. Glover, oi Norwaill
lar anonymous letters in regard in C. Workman said m“ morning that.
although no conference has been held
with the disaffected weavers. the com-
pauy will not ask them to work over.
time hereuftcr. and«they will be allow-
ed a half holiday on Saturday for the
present.
SAN FRANCISCO FUND mosses
v me.
NEW HAVEN. May _22.—Thomac
Hooker. state treasurer of the Red
Cross Society. today’received $1315.90
toward the San 'F‘rancisco fund. mak-
ing a total of “13.388137. The contri-
butions are forwarded each day to the
national secretary.
BELLAMY STOR'Err LEAVES VIEN.
The epistle tells how
just
Another signcrloss letter duros Mu-
of automobiles
GAVE MAY DAY PARTY.
___———
Master Robert Frisdlander Entertaine
His Friends at Violet Hill.
A May day party was given by Rob-
crt Friedlander. of Main street. on
Violet Hill. Saturday afternoon. Lunch
was served. Those present were
Laura. Kingsland. Mildred Stinger-
wuld. lnen Stiegerwald. Rosamond
li‘riedlander. Ethel Friedlander, Mar-
ion Thompson. Morris Byxbec. Eliott
DeForest. Lillian Roscoe. {arugula
Uhle. Edna Platt‘. Frances Sill . ea- .
trice Healy. Leila Avison Grace F‘lllch. 0- 13- MacDonald. Of New York, Ill 5
Kym-son Killgaland Olga Westerling. and 4 to play.
Clara Friediandor and Mrs. i-‘riedland-
or. ,
._____...........—.—.-—
cue BILLENBTEIN K8 DIVINE
HEALER.
Discovering a small stream of water
running on the side of the iron foun-
dry of the Lockwood Manufacturing
Company's plant. Gus, also known as
the "Mayor of East. Norwaik." came
to the conclusion that he had discover-
ed one of the greatest mineral spring
in the country. and after receiving in-
formation from one of the foreman in
the shop that remembered of one un-
derground river ill kill time of well.
digging, fifty years ago. One went to
work with his men for days. sinking
a large barrel and pill. in the proper
filtration. That. being completed. he
announced that his water would cure
rheumatism. malaria and gout. All
went well for about a. week. every-
body pl'oclainling it to be the finest
spring water to be had. Gus taking
horns with him a gallon every night.
One day the firm. not wishing to have
all of its employee on the sick list.
VIENNA, May 22.--Bellaii:,v Storer.
the former American nuibussldor here,
and Mrs. Storer left Vieulln for Paris
today. 'I‘l‘ey are going to the United
States in the fail. ; .,
LENOEN BEAT fiAODONALD.
HOYLAKE, Eng, May 22.——ln the
second. round of the alllatoilr golf
championship today C. C. wagon bent
‘“"'";s‘“'.‘taerrr.;:f:i'“
Union Sci-oi District
The taxpayers of the South Norwslk
linlon School District are hereby noti-
fied that the district tax of one and
onequarior mills on the dollar. laid on
the town assessment list of 1905. at a
meeting of the district held on the
13th day of June. 1906. at tile Franklin
school. will be due and payable on the
first day of May. 1006. at. which time
i shall be ready to receive some at
Stillson-Powali's drug store. 82 Wash-
and after June 1. i all.
i". A. 'l‘OlaLEB.
Union School District.
1906.
been. dates on wooden
piper.
mmharo , ‘ l,
throw away the dishea’i’andmlinen"
0a it hot nixht instead ofjwsshing an
wiping
a .
i. ' princess. the fullness .
the waist girdle wise!“ .. Make
' sleeves, too. short and full and finish
, . both neck and sieves with white if the
suit material is dark.
rcn daintily dressed. and look where
she will she will find nothing .more
dainty and serviceable. too. than the
batiates.
when they have no trimming except a
feed at New London for social Dur- 1°”! "’3' ““9 ““3“"
oration for a waist of sheer material
is a series of tiny scallops made with
buttonhols stitch, not on the edges l-
together but in several circular rods
to form the yoke.
c
l rows of the scallops.
nockvilie, has a capital of asco.ooo.i tie. ”"3 billion-”0"“ 8’10" “ll V9”
860.000 paid in. The incorporatora with 9 ‘
whipped cream for your strawberry
William Maxwell, 510; David A. Sykes. shortcake 13 considered an improve-
ment by a good many.
are. 470; all of Rockviilo: Thomas W. . per's Bazar:
500 cremation is the chi wise we of dis.
‘ Thomas W. Sykes is presi- posing of old letter: especia’liy old
dent; David A.‘By.kes. vice-president. love-letters.
and William Maxwell is secretary and New England college town originated
‘ . it unique method of burning her letters
The Jackson Jr Eggieston Companypaud preserving them too. Her on-
of North Canaan. a real estate corpora-3 gagenlent was somewhat, prolonged.
‘ for she met the man of her choice dur-
ing his college course, and they were
not married until he had later estab-
lished himself in a western city. Ev-
ery letter that passed ’betweep them
. was religiously saved. and when the
young man came EasLto' claim his
lugton street. Penalty at the rate of
9 per cent. a year _'.lll be charged on
Collector of Taxes for South Norwalli
Dated at South Norwaik, April 37.
all? to ii
iii”
napkins to the l
‘ thalamus. , .
them is r
bidet. to. a p notice no one would
lives the " bathing suite are made
being ehirreduet
e
Every mother likes to see her child-
They are extremely dainty
An unusual but very efiective deci
The collar and
lifts may be entirely covered with
if padde a lit-
ffectively.
A bit of vanilla in the sweetened
The following is taken from Har-
Every one knows that
But a bright girl in a
bride he brought with him the many
miseives that he had received from
her. One evening they gathered to-
gether their entire correspondence and
made a funeral pyre of pit cow-the
hearth. Then the ashes were care-
fully collected and placed In a glass
receptacle. such as are found among
the fittings for traveling cases. The
silver top was secured with sealing-
wnx. and on it was engraved the date
of the engagement and of the wedding.
The glass holder displayed to advan-
tage the various tints sud shadings of
the precious ashes and proved an or-
ilnnlent to the bride's dressing-table.
besides solving a problem of vast sen-
timental importance to the two per-
sons most concerned.
(let together your recipes for health-
ful cold dishes now and the tasty en-
trees that every one delights to be
temtped with. The apeilte gets fickle
us the first hot days come and needs
to be wheedlcd a little. so increase
rather than diminish the nine you
take with what you put on t 0 table as
£3 and with g ‘.
..tilii ,
9 ‘9 ,hfiendither w«a .
was able to see elder
tiona. flute ran out wit i
average wassim and his high run Bil.
Happened an av rage of 17-89 and
hlsbest run was 1 l. ; '
th ‘ rs ‘ . , .
to tbolr‘no .
elevans‘c re's‘
. HiicLA M‘iNiNil'DIVIDEND
BOSTON.VMay ear-arse calumet and.
Heels Mining Company: directors to-‘
day declared a quarterly dividend of
$15 per share. payable June 22 to
stock of record May at. This com-
. Oleana instantly
All aib‘Omsrs 10d“ ’7 I
pares with 015 three months ago and WILLIIIIANTIO thmtRMAAI"
:10 a year ago. _ ‘ . “A“! .
- WILLIMANTIC. a! die—in a light
Mile DAVIS WILL RECOVER.
NEW YORK. May zit—Mrs. Jeffer-
son Davis was reported as so much
better today that her recovery was
consider almost certain. ,
RBOINT ARRIVALS OF VEOSELS.
NEW YORK. May 22.—-—Arriveii:
Steamer F‘riedrich dor Crosse. from
terday John Inflay stabbed Dominick
today and the latter's condition is car.
loan. The, men ‘vvere employed as
lumbermen and‘are related.
,‘ W
SULLIVAN 6958‘ BACK TO JAIL.
Mike Sullivan. ' who 'was‘ arrested
some time ago. and who escaped from
Bremen. the Bridgeport Jail. was arrested here
Saturday and sentenced to thirty days
A good ad. pays best. in the best on or. more. ‘ ‘ .
Boston 5 tare.
u—nu—u-l-
Perfection
“ Oil Stoves.
«Wickless. Blue Flame. Oil "Cook Stoves.
l
These stayes use a safe fuel (kerosene) and u very cheap fuel. lunch
cheaper than gas, coal. wood or gasoline.
One gallon of coal oil (kerosene) will run one burner 17 to 20 hours, and
this is much longer than a gallon of gasoline will last.
With these stoves you can do all kinds of cooking. boiling. baking. fry-
ing, meeting or slow fire for simmering, and you will keep cool while doing
it. They are fine stoves, too, for all :ch ;;-;lr round cooking.
w
Two burllcr. top 14x22. height 12% in .................... . ........... $4.75
between two Italian uaborers here was .
well as with the'.tlble itself.
“""""’ Three burner to 14x32 h i ht 12 i .
FIRE IN COURRIERE'B MINES. . p . cg 1/2 u.- ............................ sols
LENS. France. May 22’4”", has Two humor, top 14x22. height 12% in ......................... . ...... $3.45
sin r k 11‘ t i t ' .
35m“. 139:; mg: “swig: gfiflffig Three burner. top 14x32, height. 12% in. ............................. 35.49
inst. occurred. resulting in the loss of Two burner, tin tank. l ...... ‘
about. 1.200 lives. .The new outbreak _spec ni ................................ . bile ,
is causing galleries to full in and the One burner. iron tank. special ......................................... 49c
strictest precautions are being taken »
to assure the safety of “.6 miners. 'i‘wo burner. iron tank. at .......................................... $1.15
SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND One burner Florence stove. iron funk ................................. 750
STATE. 'i‘wo burner Florence stove, iron innit ................................ 81.60
PARIS. MM 22-~TI10 cabinet tOlIfll' Two burner double stove t .......... .
decided that the law, providing for the ' ' u """"""""""""""""" “'25
separation of Church and State abo- "Uilcida" Ovens. single. value $1.50. at ................................ $1.28
lisilcd the rigllt of divinity students to .. .. .
or reduction of the usual term of mg. linelda Ovens, double. value title, at. ............................... $2.25
iiinry service.
Call 3-9-4-
IIOT IVER UIRD. ONI-OUNOE I
telephoned up to the water commis-
sioners to have the [Oilf'rillch main
running through (lus' spring repaired.
From the time the pipe was fixed his
healing waters ceased to exist. Gus
says he will not sink any more wells.
OENATOR IU RTON'O CASE. '
—---
Norton.
CITY lsxss.
Committee on Privileges and Elections
to inv tlpats.
WASHINGTO . May 22.—-—Thc Se-
nads today directed the committee on
privileges and elections to investigate
the effect of yesterday's decision by
the Supreme Court in the case of Be-
nntor Burton. The resolution was of-
fered by Senator Hale and read as fol-
iown:-—-
Resolved. That the committee on pri.
vilegsa and elections be directed to
examine into the legal effect of the
legal silent of the late decision of
the Ouprsms‘ccurtain the case oi Jose-
ph 1th Burton. a "hater from Kansas,
and as soon as may he to report their
recomendation as to what notion. if
Hall. on the 6th day of March, 1906
slghths (it) of a mill
laid at. the same time. will be do
payable on the firs:
at which time 1 ed
at Jacob H. Layton a Cots allies.
of nine (ii)
1. nos. wii be charged on all bill
remaining unpaid” after June 1. 1906.
. * JAMES PAUL.
4
his not even necessary to all shall be taken by the senate.
. . . pond It considerable sum of mono to I: ted ih i do w No It.
peramhulator: lhe‘bsby may be urehaso land for a public dump. st , he resolution was adop w t on. u rwa .
d in a clothes basket flight degree, 1 ‘I'ngii’mflnditfidmmg (inhale. . ‘ South Namath. If” i. 1900“.“ to ll
at“! Mill sheltered. W D"- 9“". " ‘ " 9" B“ ' . Llaurauaur easy acetone. . .W.
,. ”mi in“ ”W" 3 “3"“ W “W“ wssulscrosf May Bur-«Tile pmi-
the real ation of
Charles . Daly, of
. the Artillery . recently stationed
. at Fort Tattoo. .,Y.,totaks e sci: a .
nutshell: hair is a as are .
as
dent has wanted
second nocturnal.
RPel‘k h‘Tilford'
‘ "NI ‘ I
The taxpayers of the City of South
Norwaik are herby notified that the
city tax of seven (7) mills on the dol-
lar. laid on the assessment list of 1905.
at a city meeting held In Quittnsr‘s
also the library fund tax of three
on the dollar.
a and
day of May. 1006
i receive the sage
o.
it Railroad Place. Penalty at the rate
r cent. a year from May
Collector of Tam of the. City of
KIND new as was- I
a user cuaaumo on
GIT TRIM. ~YOI.) 0076'! AND TR
OHOIOIOT NOVILTIII > IN TH
88 WASHINGTON OT.
a
I
I
I i! you was‘r THa aaar A
oustlrv wa WILL LIT you as
FI'I‘AOLI OTORII FOR YOU TO
Charles E.
More Than I. a Little Better.
IF YOU was; THE rinse-r surrea in THE clrv. oer oun FANCY GILT EDGE casmsav sur.
res. NOTHING use so swear AND nosv.
MANY rev TO lulrara'omt courses. runs is NO course in THE CITY THAT can con.
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