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Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 22, 1906 · page 8

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,llhln’t be more graceful. Greys in

nonunion; shades. Only 310.
i , Get the than.

C North Main B'ireet.

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HARRY GOO owru, ivlgr.

overcoat with three graces-frantic, Biyie and Tailoring. 'l‘he,coat
ll.“ hither lonx, hall a deep center vent, curves in at waist line and flares

in on hips. it the graces in person fashioned the new overcoat of ours it

many fabrics and weaves are yours.

ironically. The new herringbone eii'eotllr with collars oi‘ velvet in self or

Go to the

j The Copyright Clothing 00.

South Norwalk, Conn.

 

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.Superlor Styles!

The new Autumn styles of “Queen
Quality" boots are superior in style.
quality and comfort to those oi any pre-
vious season. ”l‘hoy embrace shoes
in an Iniilliie variety. The popular
rind fashionable Gun Metal, soft. vel
yety Black Kid and lustrous Patent
Leather are heroin new. and exclusive
designs. Hutton. Lace and 'BlllCller
(Affects Ill correct. weights for botil in
door and outdoor wear, and all stamp
ed with the "Queen Quality" trade-
mark—a positive assurance of value.
Sole Agency.

South Norwallt Shoe Company.
90 Washington St. 80. Norwalk.

 

At Star Shirt Factory.

Merwin Street,

MACHINE STITCHERS
AND LEARNERS.

Good Pay and Steady Work.
' Apply at Factory at once.

Hutchinson, Pierce 8: Co.

 

 

“The Cook Has Left”

has no terrors for the man who has a STAMFORD RANGE

in his kitchen. Serving as fireman is a cinch. and the Missis

revels in the fascinating cooking facilities.

FOR SALE BY \

HORACE R. NASH, CornerWest and North Main Slreest.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

 

MRS. JOSEPH SAWYICR.

The death oi Mrs. lit-ion Lillian
Sawyer, agod lhlrtyioul' yours. who of
Joseph Snwyor, .lr.. ()ot‘ttl‘l‘t‘d last night
at the family oottauo at 'i‘okolrolto. at“-
ter an illlloss ot‘ sol-oral wooks. r-ul»
Initiating lll pnonluoniu. Mrs. Suwyol'
was born in Now \‘orlt oily and was a
daughter of t‘lull‘los ll. Whito. The
funeral will In- llt‘ltl on Saturday morn-
ing and tho burial will bo ill Kollsir-o
Cemetery.

FUNERAL Oi" MRS. lil'tiil MONA-
HAN.

The i‘ulu-rrll or Mrs. Hugh Mollllhuu
was held this morning from St. Mary's

Church, lllt‘ Hov, .lnluos ll. (l'ilonnl-IIE
'l‘ht- Dilllllt‘ill‘t'l‘rt wol‘r- Al~

officiating.
bert Mnl-tttrlrt‘v. lil'yml H. Silk. 'i'hollltls
Hunt and (flint-inn F, Page llurilu:
the Beryiro. lilo (‘llltll' Haul; I’lu .loutl,
Mrs. 'l‘hollllls IIlllrt i'I'llilt‘i't‘tl a min.
One Swooliy Soionlu ’i‘llought, and as
the remains Woro borne from tho
church illt‘.(‘li()ll' rl'llllt‘lotl Noun-or My
God to 'l‘boo. ilurlal m-r-urrod lll
Dunbut‘y, tht- roluaills bolllg llllti-ll to
that. city on llli' train duo ill Ntil‘Willli
at 9:59.

li‘l‘NiCliAl. til" .I. II), Mill/Hi.
The fullt-ral oi‘ .lohn It).
largely ullrlltlt-d yt-.~torduy ulloruomt
from hill illto lloulo. ill Smart rlwlluu.
lit-v. Jnmca lloaron “’I‘l'lit‘l‘. I‘t‘t'itll' oi
(.il‘itt‘o (Fll'trl'll. tilll"lliil'il. 'l‘llo llilN"
mom was in Riyorsldo (‘onlotor-y.

GIN. GOLOCHTKAPOFF’S CONDI-
‘ TION HOPELCSS.

TlFlllB. 'l‘rltnut'uut-unla, Nor. 22ml-
General (ltlltli‘lllhitllilfl. tx-lztwornor oi
Yelluuhethpol. who was mortally
wounded horo yoidl-rduy by it“ un-
known man who (:‘flt'lIIN'il. In allli llllVi’.
but. hill condition in hoot-loan.

TIRRORISTS ARRESTED.

S'i‘. PE'l‘nRsntllto. Nov. Bib-«A at»-
patch recolvod horn from Aslraklmn
today reportlul tho tiiuollvory of ii plot
in kill Governor-(lonerlll Holtolon‘ and
the arrest of the torrurlara lmpllratt-rl.

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blrxnin.

arise?
friends or mortgage your good» or

, - South Norwalk

llama link mum, 97 Walhlnoton

Mt'litl wan:

i“Necessiiy Noyer Made a Good

litiltl that Wino old i’hiloaoplwr. lil‘niamln Franklin.
1 How would it be with you’ll Homo attrition llt‘t‘tl for monoy ldlould
Would you have to humiliate i‘out‘nt'lt by borrowing from

lid draw on YOUR OWN REBERVEH?

BOY GETS $5.000 DAMAGES.

Nl‘:\\' YORK. .\'ti\', 2'1. 'l‘l'illl tll‘ Ill.
writ brought by Wultor It. .Vlolloy. t
.twotvo-yoal-«olll boy, to i‘t-rtli‘t-l' $5u,ool
dalnugos from John H. Sturill for buy
in]: his bill to}: so badly r-howod by ;
lll'll' that it hrld ho :ttllputtllod, rosltltt-t
today in a \‘t‘l‘lllt‘l for Show in favor
or tllo buy. ’I‘ho jury in tho ltil‘lllt'l
ll‘l‘ll '4;le tho ill:lllllllT $lti,tlilrl, lllll
this wu~ rotors d by tho :rppr‘llato Ill
»\'i.\ltlil and lilo t-aso sou: barb for z.
'llou' trial. St-yorul boat's ill t'ltill‘:
wvoro on tho Siarin lilt'l' in Now Ilu
\‘r-n. Willin \l’aitr-r. with otlror buys
'was looking in llll' t‘aur- oi tilll‘ llt"li'
.allotllor hour soizod lilo boy's to: aur‘
bit it badly. 'l‘bo lot: was :l‘llllillilll‘t
fijusl bolow tho ltili‘l‘.

NEW YORK lNCENDiARY FIRES

NEW YORK, Nor. ulwr‘dx illr'oll
diary fire}; within all arr-n of ball’ a dot
‘l-n r-lty biorlru l‘illlSltl illtollso r'xoltl-
‘lllollt lll llio rit-inllr or 21th slrr-ot lllltl
l'IIltlltil art-lino ouriy lo-duy, lino our

man wax so ilt‘Vt‘i't’ly lllll'llt‘tl that hill
that 1050 bur lilo. llllntlrods of iivos
.wll-t- t-udulluorr-d and thqunalldu lit-ll
to tho stroors in tour. ’i‘horo wr-rl- llli|~
lny till'illlnlz rost'uoa by tho polit-o and
l'lrl-luoll. and .sovorrli portions had ro-
luarkzlblo coupon from ilt‘lllll on tho
tlalnt-uwupt out-upon. ’i'llotluant-ial loan
was t‘lllllllili‘llllVl‘ly small.
3 HARTFORD DOG SHOW.
llAil'l‘F‘tlllll, Nor. 22.»~.ludulllg (or
‘Hllltt‘llil olnnaoa ill tho dog show liolzltll
thin nl‘torlloou and wlu-n thin in corn-
pb-lod all awards will llllvo boon lultdo,
Atlanta lilo apt-rial prizou uro iwt‘i nil~
vr-r cups oiforod by llr. A. (3. Ilullioltl.
‘ot' iltmtoll. A notable doll. In ”W ltnlgr
llsh Ht‘llt‘i' class In "lion." ownt-d by
l'oil-r lllll‘llfl' ol‘ (lrrtuby. ill‘ ill a will-
lil'l’ ill Ibrmn l-lasuou ‘l'hl' itllilw will
oruno to ll t-iono iolliltbl.

Slol'll i’urollt < From my Illlm'l‘l‘illlllli
jot him lnlit night I t‘illtlt‘ to tho t'ill'l
H'Iunlou llilll that young man or yours
wan l‘lllllt'l‘ wild. ,

llauuhior rtli‘ t‘tlllliil'. ll wait you
that lllllllt' hiul wild llt' wunrml you
to an Illlliillll‘l'l and lollvr- nu llltlllt‘,-
Illlulrtrnlt-d Ilitu.

could you collie down to this bank
Why not. be prnpnlod?

Savings Bank,

at, South Norwulk.

 

 

llamas Tenors c‘ouilsol will,
introduce a New Witness at,
the Hearing This Alteration

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NEW YORK. Nov. 22. ~~~~~ The hearing
in the rule of Enrico (Iinrllso. the Ming-
er, who is charged with annoying wt»

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men in Central Park. probably will be,
continued hr the Yorltvlile Police.
Court. this afternoon. it was thought
for a limo ul‘tor laid night‘s adjourn-
ment that a further luijunrnmout
would bo llsitod when lilo unat- was ro-
nllnlod today owing to llit‘ inability of
Deputy l’oilr-o (‘rlnlluinslon Maillot to
be problem. Mr. Maillot. howovor, rill—
llotlut-od today that he would be at tho
l'orkvlilo r-ourt thin afternoon.

Now illtt-ror-ri wua given tho I "
wllou It was learnt’d tllllt t‘til’ll‘4t‘l tor
Caruso had obtained tour- sumlnonaon
today. Three of ”also wore for Mt
llt‘sst'fl provloualy subpoomrod. bill the
fourth, unld (iaruso‘s t‘Ullliilt'l, was for
.i porsotl who has not pt‘ovlously up-
pollrod ill lilo raso. "l lllll not at lib.
rrty to give tho name of tho now
witnona." said tho. atlornt-y. “but the
idontlly of lllt‘ person will ho disclos-
od this afternoon. 'l‘llo ioutlnlony
which illis wiilloss will giro will ho
important and i am t-ortrlill it will Vlll»
rllt‘lllt‘ t‘rll‘uso."

FUN FOR LIBRARIANS.
Many Mistakes of Readers in Search
of Books.
(From tho t‘ollgropatiunulist l

Librarians and tholr llttolldallls
liill’t,‘ lllrllly oxporionr'os apptalllll: to
lholr sollso of humor. lhoroby loser-ru-
urz tho duiltlos‘s oi‘ lilo lllt-thudir-al rou-
vlno ot‘ thoir lives; Many pooplo lulvo
ho llll|ll't'H2~.lilll that any ono t-ollllor-lozl
with tho public library ulunt havo un-
llllllil‘tl oppo'irlnitios r l‘ roadlllu, Wllt‘li
‘ho lilt‘l in that most librarians ili‘t'
‘llto tho tillo who said:

“i hardly t-vor halt a t'llllllt‘l‘ to road
r book oxooptlut: to r'utaluuuo it or
loolr it up for nlllllt‘ lino olso who wants
0 road it. And i got bu lirod of tho
light of books and of working ovor
lll‘ill that l “Hill to not as far as pos»
lbir- from thour whru I burn an hour
il‘ two of loisuro, Library onrpioyoos
‘lzlro as littlt- illii" to road whilo porn
'ornllug illoir rogulur dulios no on!-
lltzyv .; ill 'I llriil or iat'trll'y." '

"Yr-s. funny thing-- do ltuppon in a
llllllll' library." said tllll‘ of tho attotl-
hints: ill a laluo public librry. "it was
My lllt‘ (illll‘l' day that it wrurlall
.rlno r'lllrlillu up to pro Flying thrll
ho w.l~ in u ‘dl.ad£ul llul'l'y.‘ alld
voulrl l L‘t'l by tho hook silt \\'.‘llllt"l
.\'illlt)lll rho llrlllll torlurllity of but till~
all out tho roguiar lililllli>. 'I am Mrs.
:iltlrllr.‘ \ho >.lill, ‘olld i am outiroly ro-
transiblt- for tho book. i can't for tin
'lfu of mo l‘tillt'illlll‘i‘ lllt‘ llrtulo of tho
‘umlt. and own lilo allow of tho au—
hrll' has t‘SI'tllitl lllo llul it iii a
‘lonl. about tho slito oi~ "l'llo I‘i‘orSlil‘I':
llld it has 1| wry odd t‘tht‘l' with it
lllllli‘t’ of an arttolnobilo going at in”
mood oil it. it's .l roddish sort of
l lu'olt. I would ltuow it if i saw it.
ilo you tililllt you would got it for illt‘
"iuht away? I want to t'illt'll u tl‘lllll.‘ "

A woman t'illilt' into tho library and
laid to HIV of tho ulll-ndallls:

"lilyo you a book t'llllt'tl. ‘Wllo is
Your Sl'lltlolllulstor?‘ "

lli\‘“‘lli{tlllilll "orlalorl tht- fact that

lll" lllt'lllli "'l‘ho Homily St'hool-
lil‘.\lt'l'"
.\lllillit'l‘ woman who waulod “'l‘ho

lionyruiy Twins," rtsltod for "that llvw
‘urolt t'ftllt'll "I‘llo l\ll'.‘.l'llt' t‘hildroll.‘”
l‘hlr was as :lTlliiSlili: list tllo r-uso of
hn- woman who \rllntod ".-\ ilow tll'
’lrnuuo Ribbon." and who subl:

"l ran‘t l'l't‘illl thr- t\'lll‘l iitlv of rho
book i want. lull i think it is "l'llt‘
(it'ltlluo Nt‘l'ltlit’.‘ "

”lit :Ilillllt‘illll for
by .iohll (l \I‘llltllor. lsitotl for “Show
Fast." by .lalur-s t: Whtltaltol', Arr
‘iilll'l‘ Woman with t't|l|l|ll\' \'.|L'.Ill' illoas
l'l~.'.:lrdinl: boobs and utllhors oulllo ill-
‘o :l branch of tho Illusion i’ubllr LIA
ill-arr and ~llid‘

"llllyo you iil'llwnlllu's blulh l‘lllli‘ll
'l'urusolsrla?‘ "

"Wo b‘ryo ltoi-orl Ilrownillu‘s ‘l‘uru-
a-lsus'“ l‘r-rllaps that is what you
want" said tho nltolldllllt.

“Liltr- ounluzil it is. My dutluhlol‘
has: jolnorl u iirnwuinu club. and silo
wulltod luv to stop and no.» If you hurl
lbo book Silo wrolo it down on n
dip of parlor: illlt l hurt it, and tho
lt‘lli‘t'rtl i could I'l‘llit’lllllt r it was “Pap
lsoluua.‘ "

lino :Ililllli'illil \vlllltod il ropy n! \’h~
lol' Ilulztl‘s “Lou Mist-rublo”: iilltl lilt-
oliu-r. who had askod ll tnwu l-iiiluzl‘
Ilbrnliau io «rumour a "l‘i'lll unod
liory“ for bur to road. dbl noI think
that who would run» for "‘I‘llo Man
With illo iron Mash." hoodlum abo had
no illtorvut In bnli plnyora. and ihoy
wvrn- tliii only porunuu silo know of
who worr- lrnll tllusltll.

tillo upplll-ltnt Willllt‘tl a copy at "Thu
Nowronwu." by "'i‘lulrltry.” and Milli
tllllt. it "Thu Nowroluorn” Willi out
silo animal-d uho would llllil~ ".‘ilarliil
lilillztltqtdl." by llll‘ auluo author.

tint- woman unltod it librarian for a
“book ruliiablt- for all lllbililt' pursuit to
road." and another waniod ollo lllni
Would not it» "too llllli‘ll or it «train
an (I than who had lliu win-n ho In».
t'li'lll‘ llll' lollld hit oxvllmi."

It rotlulrorl Mort-rill rluludiollu io din
vow-r that tho pornon who had Hour
In on lllllllli'lllllln hlnuk oultllltt for
"‘l‘lw Widow in ’i‘rtlnla“ lt“ill,\' walliml
"A Window In 'I’hrumn.“

(lilo i’l‘llll' Wolti an tar as to any in
a communication to a rlly librarian
that ill his opinion public llbrartoa,
worn "llll- mum of tho nniion.” lunl
raulw Iboy r'tluaod no many young
pl-oplo to “not around wading." Wll"li
they illitllllll in» “up and donut.“

l-imiu-tlnwn tho librarian in not a:
troll lurormml rognrdinu tho llilmt of
lamina and llu-ir million! an oilo lllllllll

"Snow itnlloti.'.

Grow ”Was Trying to Escape
from the Baron Resolution,
which was. Sinking

 

'l‘ORON'I‘O, Out. Nov. 22-.—~Slx ot
the crew of the barge Resolution.
i'ronl illusion. Pa, ware. drowned today,‘
their boat awalnping as they endeav-
ored to (erupt: :from the barge, which
was striking.

Wfl hr..-,...,._..

USE OF WOOLSEY HALL HEBTIIC-
. TED

. Yale Corporation Dccidea'to Keep

Building for its Own Use

NEW HAVEN. Nov. 22.~—A utaiv.
Ult'lii was given olll at Yale University
today to the effort that Woolsoy Hall
will not. bo ruled for the lnectlngu of
tho Associated Stu-lotion or any other
organizations outside of tho Universi-
ty. no matter how worthy. llltriur the
standing rules of tho corporation the
trt‘drsuror has tllo power to tit-ttrl.'.lllo
tho conditions under whieb lllt‘ varl~
our; buildings of tho university Slilill
Iu- usod for Illt't'ilnilii oi' oiiioors. the
students or tho publlo. At tho meeting
of tho, bt’ll'norntioll on 'I‘rlosduy a re~
port was adopted to tho offer-t that it
In iuexnodlcut to change the mic:
that the nerios of moorings under lllt‘
auspices of an organization ovor which
tho corporation has no rotlll‘ol in not
it university purposo. nlld that all iu~
\'li.!lltiil of tho [)l‘t-siilt‘lll to u glvon
spoukor is not all t’Xt‘t‘pllliil to this rulu.

'l‘ho filllli‘lllt'lll ('ililt‘llltlt‘h‘ by saying
that willlo lilo lluirr-rstlty is anxious to
do all ill its powol to iluprovo tho
itlt‘llls of t-itizr-llsillp it cannot trllro tho
lospollsibilily ol’ holllg l‘t“|)t)lltillllt' for
tho lilt‘t'llllKS of a public char-actor or-
or which it has no control.

Tho notion lain-ll by tho t-orporlttioll
grows out of a slight l‘tlliil‘tl\'|‘l‘ri\’ last
reprint-t oyor the ruin of tho hall on Slur
tiny afternoon by tho Assoriuttd So
rioliou for the discussion of Ohio quos-
lions. Olijt‘t‘lltin was rllado to the use
of tho. hall for this purpouo. as tho illi-
prosslou obtrtlllod was that Ytllo sullo
tinned tilono lnootlluza. The fact that
tho trail was also usod by a lt't‘llll‘t’i' oll
Sooillilslil was brought inro discussion,
and finally \\'llt'll tho hull was wilir
drawn from tho two of tho .~\.ssot‘iaiod
riot-lotion htilt'll (‘illlilllt'ilt was llltltlo.
'I‘ht- :sraroluollt today tlr‘liilt‘il tllo posi
tion of tho I'llivorslty ill tho lll:lllt‘l'.

"Grovrt‘sjlr PLACE."

ll. tor
MEN A"

 

WOMEN,

$3.56 a 0 $4.00.

 

5:, -»‘.~,
- 'ln‘l"

CROSS SHOES
for
WOMEN.
$3.00 AND 33.50.

Phone 453.

“WEAR Sililfi; llilil HI"

hula as.

HEADQUARTERS FOR
Edi-on Phonog‘raphl and Records.
Victor and Columbia Talking Machine-
and Renown.

Bold tor Cnh or on the installment
Plan. '

 

 

 

l. l. [UBKWlllill & till.

SD‘WIII Bil-oat.

Norwaik.

 

Keep the House
Warm
by
Keeping the Cellar
Coated
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ronaonnbiy oxpl-t-t ll librarian to ho.
’I‘ho Mary in rim-lured to ho iron that
a rt-adnr wont into lllt‘ lilu-ary l-tm.‘
apt-toll with a public institution and
said to the librarian "i should liltv to
not a copy of thrI Koran." l

“Koran? Koran?" lurid tho ltIlolld-r
ant. “lion‘t llllllit i know it. Who is
the author?"

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"Mohammad."
"Mohammad? Mohammad? What in

his other name. please.

lilat’s Our business

iii ltlllr hat a.

:flMWAMNW4mmxmmgr I “

Yi‘i’ii

WM. .... .. ”WWW... .

 

it; - noon: Lorena

razll,Ahr11

Nos. 3 and ‘5“ GAZETTE BUILDING.

rt urn n l. rant, lrlrllrrrr ~ ;
tint Annual Exhibition Ill line Furs.

will take plant: on tho above date. At that time We will have on cxhlbiildn the entire sample line of one or the
largest as woll as lilo best llltlllttfrlctrll'cls oi" I'urs ill tilts country. The lino Mil include all the newest things in
Sable Fox, isaboiln Fox, Blue Fox, Silver Fox. White Fox. Natural Milllt, Blended Mink, Japanese Mink, Natural
Squirrel, Black Lynx, lllllc Lynx, Persian ldilllb, llrtltuliail Ermine. Beaver anti Martin. Scari‘s and Mafia in
lllutch. The exhibition will be in Chlll'gO of Mr. Asher, of the firm of Mill-burger & Asher. the manufacturers
of the goods. and an export in the i'urhusiuess. Any of the pieces orl exhibition may be selected and will be
delivered front the display. ‘ “

Remember the Date. Friday. November 23d .
For One Day Only.

 

 

TRISTRAM 85 HYATT,‘ NORWALK, CONN.

 

THIS STORE KNOWS no
CLASS emulation

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I l FIND
am 111?: most
unsucmv
OUAUTlES

j rtsrrru lurrurr IlEPlHiMElil.

We carry the best and largest stock in the Norwalks.

You can open a charge account and furnish
your homeon the easy payment plan.

Buffets and
Side Boards

'- in Plain alld Quar-

EEONDMIC AL
ME RCHANDISI

Enamel and
Brass Beds

A largo variety to

Dining Chairs.
A very fine as-

.-. select from. Every
SOleelll tcruti ()nk. lrp-trl- plot-o guaranteed.
date designs. from Also Mattresses
from

and Springs,

$1.98 to $20

 

$l.50 to $3.98 $18 to $60

H. KRIEGER

29‘3l West Washington Street,

"SUITS

AND

”OVERCOA

Thanhggiving ‘73

it is not far all. just a iew days.

& CO.

South Norwalk, Conn.

 

 

 

 

Probably you will want to
look your best.

Let us show you our

amt/(lawn.
$l 5 to $30

Other good styles iroln $10 up.

w

Open Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday Evenings.

7amwii770237£nfw
mar. IN new malt

us,‘

Furnisher.

Clothier. Tailor. Hatter.
35 WASHINGTON smart. sounl ironwntt.

HOPE DEFERRED.

rug-rL

 

 

you?

“Pa." - l
“What?"

"in time n vow-tabllt?“

"No. certainly not.“

"lit it a fruit?”

"in what a fruit?"

‘l‘lw luau from Wm Pullman wan
mnltluu a complaint at, the water ultioo,
"'I‘llo way up. an: troop-ti in our loin
urn." lw acid. "in outrageous and
abominable? Water, air. it! one of tho
prlmo harmonic» of III‘eI"
"Time.” 3 “Not at all." responded the Impor‘
"or warm» not." Itlrimllil.‘ man at. lite dealt. "it It wore.
“Then it must be it boil. for it fillyll my door air, it would all he in the [am
to hero in the paper iiill. the limo is scallion of null": lrtlnt."~tihtrngo 'I‘rl
ripe." llltuo. - l

lllmtmllie4“fiblltlholi, l'tlv lli‘l'l‘ith't] it
good that? little «unto from you. at
"no llllll! ml attolhol'. llo you ittlow
just how much i own you?“

lerlmlt twiih ulllrl‘liylw’W‘M; it‘s
exactly inn,"

lllllitllliitv~ "'i'llr-n lot luv intro to, will
'i‘llbl will nlako it an Pthil lam.
drml. and It Will in: mlslor for me
lblbr tulle-I'VMtJllitugo 'l'i'llliillt‘.

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