10
hi
‘ most-mortals in;
th Inoctdalwm. We
. large quantity of
still it at to can;
[11,!“
i
' cf moo
otter box has boon
go near Hefner’s
for publication are
. ‘lfl‘fllid b’I lilo".
unwritten-or
W
,1 _ Dunn. of New York. and Miss ’l‘heodo
sen—ail.- ~ . -. . ....:FMlMW~M:WrMmM3 ra‘itlehardsnof Brooklyn, while ‘Mr.
r anus spending his vaca- D'flfilliil.m,hili¢ilfi Mild)“ M- and Mrs. J. Ernesthonichou and fam-‘
, ‘ , - ‘ liar . -. p." _ .l .froot lly, of Brooklyn. are in' the cottage“
. . of ill” at ' g 0'0. CW! 1 mo. east of the Casino, and William .1.» ()1-
Miss May Olsen is spending her va- 1”?” Ql Add nduortlumont‘o W". i). ‘iver and family from New York have
cation in the mountains. ‘ 9Q"? , .l‘ilh afternoon; in; NOfJM' the tireen cotton. .
~ -' ~ till -.~.:.~.ra:.c-ryr ~~ . 4 »
The bar is Alida B. and lied Star. 2 » 3* I,, can . I... ‘ ‘
arflved [ogzy With cal-8093 0t couL '0' 1’”. ‘V.flinl Softflfni In O‘TICN I” mtg-“EU“. '
Th“ loll, “" “n.” “d 'i‘. E.‘Grogory' he: bought another
Miss . Ethel rush... of Winfield
street. isfivlsitlng friends in Pending.-
,_‘ .
The condition of little Helen Bart-
lett who has whooping cough, remains
about the same. .
. Captain William H. Verity, of West
’Norwsik. name dorm this morning, to
‘visit old friends.
—...‘a_.__.._.
Miss Katherine Remscn, of Fort
street, has been attending the funeral
of her brother in Huntington 1.. 1.
Thomas Cornell, the East Norwalk
station agent. spent yesterday on a
successful fishing trip down the bar-5
or.
b. oun- ‘—
Mrs. James M. Warden, of Ford
street. has arrived home, after a
“week’s delightful visit to her niece at
Metucben. N. .l.
‘ The Junior Band meeting will be
.{postponed this Week owing to the bi-
monthly session of the Epworth hea-
gue‘ in orih Wilton.
i
Mrs. Charles DuCross, and (laugh
fer. Miss Kathryn Durross. left this
morning for New Haven, where they
will spend a few days.
.___..__.__
.-; The heavy wind which accompani-
ed the severe storm of yesterday
{struck the awning in front of fluf-
ner's and ripped it to pieces.
y Misses Anna and Emma Archinal
d their friends, Charles Scllaefer
no Charles lilibcrscbon, of Brooklyn.
“spent Sunday with Miss Clara Schnei-
der. of Pleasant avenue.
.ler. and Mrs, George Bnmweil. of
Bridgeport, hallo moved to this place.
and have rented part;of the house
owned by Mrs. Croeschner, of Fort
street. Mr. llamwell is the chief
keeper of Peck's Ledge lighthouse.
:lnuis F. Tooker. assistant light
house keeper at Peck's Ledge, is n
sumo-Iran's man of Uncle Sam‘s navy,
and while showmg a "soup and bully".
ticket, or big discharge. from the navy,
opp also boast of a first rate naval
career.
,1 Thg- services at the East Avenue
Methodist Chin-eh. Inst evenins. Were
Very well attended and proved to ho
‘ 'hlghly enjoyable ill every respect. The
speaking in the evening was by ltev.
‘ George id. Bishop and Rev. Mr. 'l‘or-
ray. Special music was rendered for
the occasion. There were large dele-
gations from Norwaik in attendance.
'iMany friends of Miss Virgin Ma. 1»
its. ll Van Zandt street, attended her
birthday party on July 10. flames and
the usual amusements incidental to
such important occasions were indulg,
on in until a late hour. Refreshments
of cake..fruit and confectionery were
riled and many presents received by
”in Virgin will always remind her
(“if her!" fourteenth birthday anniver-
'W
» for
Tomorrow.
"1‘. . non-reo-
organ)
5 it A ’ t
4' .
, .
Rob on
tint ’ sanday‘ fidhmf'sro' enteritis t
unusual niouiol» , . ‘
Grove, (formerly the li‘lekett place),
and are experiencing a very pleasant
outing.
- Raymond, of this place. started
for a few days‘v trip to Barton.
J ; Mill by .the Fall River. Line amoral
ship urltan. which leaves New York
this evening.
‘ .Gaptata William 1. Stevens' residential
h' Rowayaln arenas. was blownovor‘
. during the squall yesterday afternoon,
“ and damaged the sld‘walk somewhat.
”veil as crashing onto the roof or
:‘tlapiainvii‘ranit‘ 8'. Stevens’ piston, ad~
“Joining. w. ‘1. Stevens' "residence. The
. crash. was heard a lotig~diltanes and
considerably alarmed the residents in
the neighborhood.
of Captain Lewis Raymond's house.
(‘22:; - W ‘i
‘D’ARIEN‘ AND ‘NORO‘I‘ON.
wooed stir-r. ~ "
.ofliho shove wlillirooolvo prompt of.
nation. ‘ ‘ ‘
i and is thinking of-iocatlng in Darle'n.
a vacation with
firmerhlew Joe
was. a. treadmill;
a family at ' Dealt 01'
wisely. at A" i»
The ranchers. of the liowantoasliam
he ‘
m . ‘. iwj».
tilt?
‘hli
An
in . thmlit’ll
W 0'
Miss Helen 'Iiynchl and Miss Mali
23%; w
One of the large trees in front of
N1
A large brunch on
as also blown from the tree in front
dora' «lit to MY '
..........
Lewis Aatfolkgof New York. is via-
iting his nephew, John P. Drummer.
Dr. G. H.,Noxon was a visitor in
South Norwslk this morning on busl~
noes. . x
The thieves who entered Dorian
station.'8aturday night. got away with
railroad tickets worth about 3300, but
they will be unable to rise them 'be-
cause the numbers are known and
have been furnished to all the conduc-
tors on the road None of the tickets
has the station stamp. and no conduc-
tor would accept a ticket without such
a stamp; it is thought that if the
thieves were boys. they would try to
dispose of the excursion tickets for
Savln Rock.
WESTPORT.
Alum for. the I play muse. In
fl.
Woafpdrtf‘at‘o one fennel and Wm
E. Nash. Drama to oiuior. or the
above lwltlflmoltvo it attention.
Miss Driller Waterman is entertain
lngfrieuds from New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Solomon are en-
tertaining out of town friends.
Relatives from Ansonia are beinit
entertained at the home of Fred Mills.
Judge and Mrs. I). ll. iirudley have
relatives from New Haven as their
guests.
Henry Sherwood and wife have had
as end of the week guests friends
from Norwalk.
Dr. Chapln and family of Spring-
field. are entertaining friends at their
Beach cottage.
returned
Tracy lingers, recently ‘
o
from Panamadias been the guest
friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Marshall ‘Banford and daugh-
tcr. Florence. of ltcddiug, have been
visiting relatives here. '
._....._..._._..—
Work continues on the new library
building and though slowly the build-
ing begins to show advancement.
Miss Entity Jennings has returned
to her home at the Farms after a vi-
sit with friends and relatives in the
Forms.
u
Beach parties are in favor now and
they clans from outlying sections of
the town ua‘woli as from Winnipault
and Wilton.
1f the town could be induced to ro-‘
alisc the inlay possibilities for rave-
nue from the Beechwood would estab:
lish a tent. colony there. numbers.
would take advantage of the place and
pay good prices for the “commode-r
to u.
some or run nauseous;
Mr. March of Danhury. is moving
into his nearly completed cottage.
Michael McNeraey. who had been“
fishing yesterday had a narrow escape
from being caught in the storm.
W
r
«a.
A small oyster boat which was com-
ing down the harbor yesterday was
compelled to lay in during the squall.
During the freight of yesterday's.
. . .e ,
and who has many
' been at Gregory's Point for a
days in his fine large schooner yea «i
."lienry 1).”
say, has .‘returnod for a [few days: ing to £0
, Am a . .
“thrilled some Roam more:
Gleason and Master Raymond Gleam"
Paul-on. Miss Florence Partisan and
Miss Mary 0. Paulson and Miss Vail
’ Feur‘Bell island girls who were on
as
sun 1 which swept over the shore yely“
tcrday afternoon. They had no pro;
faction from the rain and wars drenc
ed: x'ii'ortpuately they had.“ seen the
the. island «when it 'brokol'lo :that they
Were'tibler to row» ashore in safety.
Shofloldmrthefioundvis «flourishing.
All of tho cottages are occupied and
the Casino is filled with gusta.‘ Alli!
i
Thurber, of the Hotel Belcaire, Nawli
York; Mr. Kelley, of New York; Miss
Curran and Miss .Paaneca. of Brooio‘
lyn; Mr. and Mrs. Shoemaker and Mr.‘
horse and wagon“ .
aunt in Brooklyn.
friends from Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Ruby.
walk. spent. Sunday with his parents.
his grandmother in Perth Amboy, N. .1.
llli‘riday and Saturday
avenue. spent Sunday with friends in
Bridseport.
Bridgeport, visited .ov‘er Sunday with
at his farm here on Sunday.
peels soon to move his family here.
over Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Read and
Miss Mabel Reed. of south Norwalk.
and Mrs. Spencer. of New York. were
guests last week at (leorge Bishop's.
. ”its
role
Dr. “ Nash is one. crui.
several weeks to the east. lute
tomNew London and Mar
l
.W
s the
ii
i
visitors, over handily a
.i
Will land 'Hfll‘lillli- , relocate “limit
ry: ilr. aha Mrs. gallshsrauduisp
nls Calisher. of New York: Mrs.“ ’
Blobs
Chicago: Mr. and Mrs.
ieklan‘; of Brooklyn. . .- .3
f
Blimp . Association ‘
Plunihers.tuat if they am not with-
raw all members of the dual union
from the buildings affected by the
plumbora' strike sympathetic strikes
Good Dodood.
”district:
l
g were caught in the» ‘ttorrf‘il
uall coming and were quite near
‘i
t
g the guest at the Casino are Mrs J
Miss Flea-alias Cook is visiting her
Mr. and Mrs. Beers are entertaining
The Misses Hawkins. of Coventry.
re visiting relatives here.
Relatives from Brooklyn are visiting
Robert Gregory and family, of Nor.
Master Charley Balaton is visiting
Allan Burton. ”of Brooklyn. spent
at his old home
ere. _
A
Mrs. Robert Gregory. of Newtowa
,t
L
c...
9.110er '3 and
Frank wife, of
its father. .W. ii. Sherwood.
William Room, of. Brooklyn. was
He ex:
Mr. and Mrs, llouton entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Dayton. of Brooklyn.
Mr. Doria and family have gone to
New Rochelle for the summer. His
fine residence is occupied by outof‘
town people.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Fillow had as
guests that week Mr. and Mrs. llay-
mend and son, of Greenfield. Mass,
and Mrs. iloyt. of Bridgeport
BO OBTAIBE DHIS FATHER.
Latter Objected to His Son Getting
Married.
NEW YORK. July 18.—~Duriug a
quarrel between Conrad Sclilrmcr and
his iii year old son. Conrad. Jr.. at
the home of the lion's sweetheart.
Miss Clara interns. in East 104th
street. early today, the youth stabbed
his father with a piece of broken
glass. inflicting probably a filial
wound.
, The Older Schirmor several Weeks
ago ordered his son to cease paying
attentions to Miss Lazarus. but the
youth had became engaged to her and
to mother pleaded his callus. The
father placental“ that the 1‘30! sho‘gid
marry-ate girhwlicnvhe was 21 at
Mr. Schlrmer declared that Conrad
went to Miss insurer home last night
while calling upon his sweetheart.
'llhe boy iii-obeyed. and when he
went to Miss lstarus' home last night
he remained very late. ills father
went there in scorch of him.
When the father attempted to chase
ties the son h‘ihc'vrt‘lt‘nco of his
fiancee the boy rectum and in the
struggle than ensued the father broke
To Sentiment Allopod to Have Been
printed
; today:
published an article under the caption a .
of “Criticism of the
Post," claimed to be copied from . . 1 .1...
Norwalk paper. which does a great in-l i - ‘ ' '
Jim, Post. No. if.
.-A. 11., and makes statements which. I‘
are not borne out by the facts. ‘ . ,
of Comrade William A. llrown. of Elias
l‘iowe. Jr., Post. who died in Bridge-
port, and was buried in Norwnlk on
‘July 7. a squad of comrades from Elias
Howe. tin, Post accompanied the re-
mains to Norwulk. and at the request
of our decent-lids family
the burial service of the (l. A. it. at
the grace.
when the funeral 'cortege reached the
cemtcry the two lodges
spite of the protest of the undertaker
in charge. persisted in
ritual burial service."
be further from the facts in the case.
’ funerals have. taken place from this
. Certainly in Bridgeport Elias Howe.
COM MANDIR SETELEY REPLIES.
._———
Made by Rev. Fr. O'Donnell.
The following communication was
in the Bridgeport Telegram
in your “issue of the Hill inst. you
Local (3. A. it.
a
notice to Elias flows.
The case mentioned is the funeral
performing
“Tire article rererlba to states that
mentioned.
(the (l. A. R. and the Woodmen) in
using their
“Dr. Muher. 111).. in whose church
the funeral took place, gave the fam.
ily full permission to have the (i. A.
It. service at the grave. which was car-
ried out to the letter and without pro
test of any kind from any person.
"The undertaker. Mr P. .1. CilVil‘
naugh. who obeicted at the church.
was told by fir. Mailer that the family
of the deceased Comrade Brown had
permission to hold any service they
desired at the grave. The article goes
on to state referring to the G. A. It.
service at the grave: ‘This is an unc
heard of thing in Norwalk where
lodges have always given way to
church regulations.’
“This does not agree with the.
statements made by several reputable
comrades of the G. A. it. post in Nor~
walk, who state that many G. A. it.
same church and interment in this
same cemetery with the consent and
OO-tillfll'litioil of the church authorities.
.lr.. Post has performed the (l. A. ll.
burial ceremonies over scores of its
members in million Catholic ceme-
teries and with the consent and co-
opr-ration of the church authorities.
"ilev. Father O‘Donnell, who is pur-
ported to have read the article before
his church in criticism of Elias Howe.
.lr.. Post. is not the pastor of the
church where the funeral of our late
Conn-ado llrown .was held.
"Father O'Donnell is purported to
have stated In his,eriticisru that ‘such
conduct would ne' r occur again in
St. Mary's corn .' This is a rather
rim-oping statement for the Rev.
Father to make. and it is doubtful
whether he will be able to. success-
fully carry it out. The Grand Army
of the Republic is composed of men
from all nations. of army religious
and political sects, but are united as
one man in their loyalty to this great
nation for which they armored and
fought for four terrible years. and the
one who would raise his blinds to pre-
vent (l. A. it. man from performing
the last and rites at the grave of a
dead comrade. certainly would be open
to the suspicion that ih quality of his
patriotism was not the kind that
saved the nation In war of ‘61 to 'tlfl.
Very truly years. 11. J. Seeiey. com-
mander of Elias Howl, .lr., Post 3. ti.
«~"My child was burned terribly
about the face. neck and chest. 1 ap-
plied Dr. 'l‘hnmus’ Ecll-ctrle Oil. The
pain ceased and the child sank Into a
restful sleep."—«Mrs. Nancy M. flan-
sen, Hamilton. N. Y.
CANADA DIN‘FITB IY DEALiNO
TNIATY.
vmroau, n. 0.. .n. rs.-—-n is sin:
ted by local sealer» i at one of the
conditions of the
Washington arrange for a cessation
of Pelagic sealing will be that Cana-
da Is to have a proprietary right in
the Prlbyioff seal binds to the extent.
that Canada will be paid 35 per cent.
the panel of a door.
Miss usnrus attempted to interfere
inheitaif of the, bar. and Conrad fills:
ed a piece of broken glass and plan;
an it into his. father side. inflicting d
dangerouswol d. The wounded ms ‘
was IGIfiMJ capital. but refused i
make at 1 ‘ against his son. declar
lag insulin3 gone too far. Cour
was a .'
of the gross receipts of tho rocker-lac.
it is said that this was to have been
a condition of the arrangement expect.
ad to have made by the loint
high commission. which was dissolv-
ed because of a disagreement over
other Questions. '
Mt cartons iti. room IATING u.
. can .
up". WW ,»
carious, res shamans. l
nocsrerrr. um'. July law-A ro-
. lie-affected by u u up.
.? _ .
lug members or the dual union
local No. tilt). of the United No-
of Journeyman
d be ordered. it is estimated
bout fifty thousand men would
or the he‘ll-aha; the small-
est la the most Intense
flame. form only
be had by
using
All ranger “connected
FREE.
Conn. Railway ii
lighting‘llilmpanu
Nothing could
across
‘ ”darn:
Wuasylss as 1b.
seminars nrvnn sAI.noy...12c m.
scum MACKEBEI. a ....... lilo m.
WHITE, BASS ...... .....12c in.
And all other kinds of Fresh Fish
at reasonable prices.
" i 1‘ -' 1...: .‘l 1‘ .ig , .
villi-sorter rfii‘l AND ovmn
MARKET.
. Old Initiation Army liilhfin
loci Ind of Washington Itroot lrldu.
WilliamHMeaker
General
Contractor, ”and Plumber.
srm “HEATING:-
lionosi Work and Maple Ex-
parishes.
Water st. sons um.
ADDRESS POST OFFICE BOX 647p
A Jack of all Trades
‘ is not what the people want when the
require good workman-hip. My war
is done right and when i say A job
is done, its done.
ARTHUR I. IENEDIGT.
Plumbing. Tinnlng and Itoam Fitting.
I Monroe ltropt. Q9. Norwalk.
FRANK C.
5 Railroad Avenue.
should be equipped: ‘with I
new white, onopiece "Standard"
ceialn Enameled Lavatory.
how delighfully convenient it v
be to have hot and cold running w
in your dressing chamber.
lug apartment of first floor
room? its presence would alto“
the hlgest degree of comic ‘
plumbers arestrictly
chapter, honest and
Horace if.“ this
CORNER MAIN 'AND WI"
and M
"lull expansion]
ARINE
e. ,4
racoaroaiusm
Be. Me
Have you ever stopped to
lot. ‘ .
We will gladly quote you prions. w
if...” I.
loath Nor-walk. coho. .
Wall
Piciwcframcs‘ and Window
Papers-
Painters’ Supplies.
‘Croclrerll.
Glassware.
House-furnishing
Goods.
7 Window Shades.
Shades liadc to Order.
l
‘ Palatine and
Decorating.
1.. ll. DECKER,
'7 Washington Street.
W
m JOHN s. u WRENCH:
ALL‘ luaunANcs. asst; tours.
to North Main It.
VAN SCOY.
panorama.
STEAM,
nor wank.
nap
on: rmmo.
Tin. Slim Copper
and m 1
[c loath use Strut.
Telephone 427.
loath Nor-walk. Con.
AGENCIES.
uoa‘resoes ”NOTARY Pao-
IA'I’E scabs. PATENT.
escapee. .
I neuron/us eras". u~
Tol.Call.M , ‘“
“do... w. Raymond.
Funeral Directed
and Embalmcr.
noun lure-r
Residence, I Washington“
Telephone at house. ms
Joesph pious, Brop.
i531 ‘ _ a“
PLUMBING has “this
proposed aetilifltl‘
treaty reported almost concluded at‘
Tel. Con. loath Namath.
. 25.3.1...
The Very Int Elgln creamer?
latter. per lb. .
‘2 Mtge. Force .................
2 Phat. Cream Wheat .........
2 Pugs. Grape-Nuts
40am Corn ... m
2 the. Pure Lord 25o
coo-oonoolnsloo
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A . . lie I “ “ 5 ' > .
.4 Cottage Ave. East Namath.
g“ ‘I:
Phase n93.
so
son’s line the best
we everjhail.‘
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5. tr"
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ca.’
2 DEQWTW- .
flotsam-sir ’ “ ’
to rim '1‘-
Paper
We considerfiihis sea-
I... NOIWALK.
‘ on A
It Is Good ',
Brooklyn brewery firm’s lager béar. .
No better. We deliver it in you 1
house, 81.00 per case (24 bottles.) "
quors at lowest prices. Tel, 15142.
Central Hetei'
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Sir
South Norwsiit. coon. '
mi
HEATIN .
HOT WATER EAT”!
HOT AIR HEATING;
ITOVES AND RANMI.‘ ‘
.LATE AND TIN .ROOFIN‘
an and Steam Fitting,
In Fixtures, Metal Ceiling.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
ms: JONES & HOTCHKIN‘
. COMPANY: .
17 WALI: STREET. . '
W
rs: new.
HOTEL Vlcrolu
pal mac-rs when ppm
lanterns, titan.
..Our room I opooillfoliurl.
on Electric Light. mm
mm hosted. . , ‘
ultras amen .
Finely stocked cafe loom ~
a fall u... of Acktr..aorrili;o
of: Go'- celebrated Winn, Motion
Cigars always on bond.
'r. if. SULLIVAN,
Telephone Cell. I
b Telephone Cali its.
ll ' ll ’ P i
may seawata , ' .-
....... .
Shore Dinner! and All Kinds oi"
Food Cooked to Order.
' Bathing and fishing. ' .
Bath Kansas to float b! the sonic.
John O'Sulllvnn.
Proprietor.
Bill 'liillllllil
roars NOIWALK. court.
runners A cram: mi
1, loom-u. .
f “’:’.r
“'3" i
I f ’ “PITA“
.' "l m ‘
a
bummer ,
l' —--—o i‘eiirl” "
IUIPL". IND
‘ who“ 4kg
[Will H. MINI * . ’
JOHN H: KNEW. .
FIIDIMM‘ Hal“
WILPIID IODWIW
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. macaroni
I. it. um "
John H. Kit ,
loom I. ll _
christian mm
. . Fred it. .
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7. " ‘ storm, it was, hit sibla to action. . port today 'frouithe haul is fill- . . ., .
4“" ~ "m m you... owing to iii): severity of sac. was dreamy iB.-—-'1‘hs and not... mm: the am of we hips as- " t.
weather, as the rain came down in race of outer Adair-lino been 141le rambling hero for .naui maneuvers. DLEA AS CKYBT I; IN
nowsvros. torrents. ed by t 0 Philliple Commission all my to the soon shat an o. more, - , B , _ , ., A .
......“ --- .......... . .. .. . l a. more use: “ll°"‘.l"‘° norm... mi" “it"! mm .
,. V Mn ll i‘l. ncy . 9 or. H. on . 0 6 V9 en scour: 9| ii“ VOi'. ii I) ' ’
‘ ...'"m.I...."~"".“J."ai.. liter liars. “harlot. charter .r: m“. r; automate-"arcs ll mifmfim ’8 “m
' s ' ‘ u . ‘en. rs. " are r ‘ cause ~» a sit ~ r y , , _
‘ merit to on of the MI will illedcr. ostnhury. have returned rota the extensive transfer of Friar lands was tar-c. illiio'iiticr was received on IE SIZES 1" “(TOOK
1...". mpg ‘ ion. a two weeks' sojourn at Stuarts and and other lands for mining and curb the warnhipfrom Olmrieutown from a ALSO STONE AND OTHER
1.... snow .~ .. nail island. cultural purposes. “‘1' a provision icollimator. who can the was OF WATER 0001,.
Higher” «mild blackberries Mid mum-e»- This provision for odd tingl curva- uieat was whither: it arrived at tits
’ Minimalism ism. ' Among the meets at the island ironic believed necessary for occur most. our it might have ! . ~
, j g p . . ._ to... midi“... Mound maybe: .. mission because of the refusal of opoilcii‘hr salient too long belong
. r ‘r' afternoon. mmy’l'libot Wild . 30“th d W.“ on innocent employ. u yu'nyflpa. , a a
‘ w,.mm,m.w.m aim ' My, .5, lter and M. at italic is y a class the Plasma, ~ r W -
- . . raisin». ‘ hm- mi mun-m tmxioitu» idiom; Canal and lrre gotten works in the ham _ “inhuman ours- '.
' ‘uim.Md" table: as: . " its. a have created such it also. it ism-sky missus
amnummnhmamu. . 5* . or ‘Ilvmnd for calla-m. , fashion artistes “fl)‘“mh“fm .
.2 ‘ M ,w .» W w Mlulrtmammli
W. 1mm a, No man is catfish who is too they I!!! 2 , ls» discuss. the tried. ,
. -.. ; ”foothill iwm '47 . .. . . . , at it ”if; ii“ i sit!»
f ’ n M w. Vl’il’ 3* .. “a“ ”at“
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