the finest use,
SID ob pordinsry pur-
THC Rt ‘ 4"“
itIIcl‘tu-Tiolis put up at this
~ V .by competent
, tfir‘ “We pride
tel on par prompt, accurate are
. titted, service.
he“ adicisl board of the East Ave-
[Jib Methodist Church Will hold a
toting this evening Vat the church.
Mr and Mrs; Charles Plait will an-
tirtdin friends from New York and
l'idgepori over Decoration Day, at
their home in Ludlow street.
The big threemnsted schooner.
Mdttle Newman which has a cargo of
ill pgr for Hatch and Bailey lies
blind in midchannei at. low tide.
he regularw—F— weekly player meeting
’ class meeting of the mist Avenue
0dist Church which were combin-
18 week were held last. creating
it Var the leadership of Rev. Mr. Free-
, , hteen years ago Drawtender John
, bad a knife a fine handsome sen
. ' bis jackknlfe and on the ebony of
Indie, John carved his initials
0" He carried it for s. time
, lilies lost it. be ,d not know when
.3 here but thek nfe lust gent
'V 'rdsy its he was digging clams un
‘ he bridge he found that self some
:,son1ewhat rusted. but still per-
}: usable, after it had been sub.
- to a treatment with oil and a
"Stops , ltchin instantly. Cures
‘ , eczema. sal rheum. tetter, itch‘.
f herpes, scabies-Doan's Olaf»
lit. At any drug store.
A ‘ ., ‘ hownr'ron.
'4 ibisttlBi School of Blueberry Corru
tV-iI :st Hess. Company Hall tonight.
WW
L. Ward has again taken the
hit P. Mend cottage at Belle island
slid arrived with his family yesterday.
5m. and M.rs Curt illing, of Troy,
1 Ni ”Y, have been making a short stay
Iwi relatives in SouthN Norwaik and
nylon. ,
.‘ C Kemp, of New Yozk, has rented
«the Dean house at Contentment Is-
.mind, for the summprwdiin 1'“in sis.
31"de yetiterda‘y "W“
The Rowayton Library will be closed
thid even on account of the annual
étlhg to; be‘ held in the reading
. . All persons beloging to the
Library Association ale urgently ic-
qt'ieetéd’ to be present.
t'l‘he regular season for the Token-
eke, Beach inn will begin June 1
Wb Ferris, of the Hotel St. Regis,
New York, and Mrs. A A. DeVoe, nu
tier whose management the: inn was
run last year. will be the proprietors
again this season
William Woods of Brooklyn, is ex
pgctcd this evening at the home of
Mi.- and Mrs. William R Thompson of
ii island, as an over-holiday guest.
A picked team of bail tossers from
wayton will cross: bats with the So
Sli team, of South Norwalk. tomorrow
morning. This team is a strong one.
hilt the Rowayton team has been prac-
tiping, and with Sam Hall to pitch
they have a show of winning Sam has
_Jiben practising for a month and he
’ aspects to have the So So boys at his
msrcv.
Mr. .James Golden,
Editor of The Sentinel,
War Sir: Will you kindl5 say in
Wednesday a issue of The Sentinel in
‘ Waylon locals that the school bulld-
23g ‘could not be heated Monday, the
th, because the force pump that
feeds the boiler as out of ordei.
.- Yours ruly,
E. H. LANE, Principal.
ALBERT w. MILLS, Janitor.
{[Mr. Mills has been janitor of the
school for eight years, and, we believe
lips given good satisfaction during that
time. He is a conscientious, public
servant, and has given the best atten-
tion possible to all his duties.]-Ed.
nautical.
“'v' I
Editor Sentinel: It is with a feel-
"if of sorrow and pity I read the elo-
p’eiihht remarks of our worthy pastor
genitive to the grand and noble per
grammes of the Rowayton Law and
.E. i
rder League in the past and the en-
bling efforts they are putting forth
correct the morale of all those who
left. lioton Point in the future. I say
",‘ith sorrow, that his efforts are not
' advance a better and cleaner ivork
gird with pity, that these efforts will
‘ and meet with total failure.
'Vt established fact. conceded by
the little of intoxicating liquors.
W‘lfllr“
'--» do they get it?
.. aim as do with the uybon drunks
.. nylon drunks do not
‘fen players." follow:
VG.
center field: H. Milispaugh, right field i
I l clergy and laymen (except those
‘ the narrowest acisible tdind) that
Iiimmer' resort on be successfully
,from a flnancliii sinnd'polnt. with-
y jar the nerves of, our saintly
(M waytoners. but 1th .I tact. nev»
Wield... Reina Paint. like all Iain-
' rim!- .run I the W. or
"i ' ' biopsy. and; raw other pur-
are annoy - by the}: i ,
pinn- stills mallow... w indie well
or them in about rein no
question about then-3” prosouce at the
point being a soured of annoyance to
the management, and they certainly
Are not ornaments the
might occasionally y a pint of pea
nuts if they were sowessfiii in bags,
ing the vendor down to four cents a
denture? but such liberal patronage
iiId pay for very few privileges,
hill-e has been more drunken men
36a upon the streets of peaceful Row-,
ion the past three wins than dur-
{where
a Point has no
lug till bi last an
R0
tilt n the Law and Order League has
with the Sandwich Islands The Row-
ronine Roton
Point. for the fact t t they don't
get enough for their money. They
want a bootleg of beer of a tumbler
of New England for a uipltel and they
.~ don t dish it out that silly at the point.
he remonstrauce which this saintlyi
w and Order League sent the coun-
ty commissioners will undoubtedly
meet the fate it deserves—consign-
ment to the waste basket, without
ceremony. More' than one -half th e
signers of this remonstrance were
to laugh. " There is not a more beau-
tiful Ct' healthful place on the man
than dear old Rowayton. and were it:
possible to instill into the minds of
these apostles of law and order the
necessity of minding their own busi-'
ness, and be a little more charitable
towering thblr fellow man. they would
have a far greater chance of winning
world which is to come.
AN OBSERVER
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Miss Lillian Hamilton spent yester-
day with her sister, Mrs. M. Weed.
A. C. Quackenbush and family are
up from New York for the season
is spending a few days with Mrs. Mor-'
timer Weed.
Mrs, Mortimer Weed and children
spent last Friday with friends in Stam-
ford and Glenbrook.
The advertised letters this week at
the Darien Post Office are for MIG.
Eagle Rock and Ladder Company
is planning a dance to be held this
evening The company leccntly pur-
chased a new piano.
A son has men born to Mr. and
Mia. B. Britton', of Keyport, N .l Mrs
Britten was i'mmerly Miss Rebie llam-
Iiton of West Norwalk.
The Darien Junior baseball team
defeated the Newton Heights Squcul-
ers by the score of twenty- six to ill
teen the Squeulers squealing in the
seventh inning, on Friday The Dar
F. -Mcgiunls.
catcher; E. Wiilmott, pitcher and short
stop; H .‘ first base; E. Nordin,
short stop’ ’nd pitcher; L Edwards
second base; 0. Mcglhnis, third base;
Stafford. left field; R, McDonald,
._....._
' WESTPORT.
-——_—_.
Sturges place.
P. G..Sani‘ord is very ill at his home
in Saugatilck.
Mrs. Kenneth Macbeth. of \‘cw Yotk
is the guest of hei patents at Greens
Farms.
Mr. and Mrs. F 1. Gregory of Cran-
bury were the guests of the former' s
aunt Mrs. ~Emily Benedict. of Compo
street, Sunday.
“——
Preparations for observing Memorial
King, of Nev. York is expected to give
an address and the Hungarian Band
of South Norw alk has been engaged to
provide music for the occasion
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the M. E.
Church clealed over $100 from their
Old Foik’s concert given last week it
made a big hit and could be success-
fully repeated. Forty singeis Wine on
the stage dressed in old time costume.
John E. Mix, one of the first citi-
zens of the town of Wallingford and
nephew of Mrs. Benedict of this place,
died at his into home last Saturday
from the‘ effects or blood poisoning
which resulted from a peculiar inis
hap. One night last winter, Mi Gle-
gory took a flat iron to bed with him
and it burned his foot. Blood poison-
ing ensued. Mr. Mix wasa Ilrni beliv~
er in Christian Science and refused to
hove a physician called to attend to
his foot until it was too late to save
it. Finally to please his wife be con-
sented to let a specialist look at the
foot. The latter said he could save
Mr. Mix’s life if he would consent to
the removal of the foot, but the for-‘
mer would not conser 'saying that
Christian Science wrthd cure it.
The citizens of Wallingford are up in
arms and are loud in their protests
tlons against laws that will allow such
things. Deceased was an ”represen-
tative and was at. the time of death
first selectman. Funeral services were
held from his late home on Monday.
MINERAL WEAULTH 0F RUSSIA.
8T. PMERSB May 29, ~Tbe
commission under the presidency of
the Minister of Commerce, which has
been constricting the future of the Rus-
paling: luref fol-lidf or bastion. has
so a. avoro peril (foreign-
em. with the consonant the Minister
bf Commonln and altars
to enploio them pwoditit iii that
W it,mms;to,.m.,tbot iirthe
Motorcars .,
,x'l
place. Ci‘hey.
wilt poll was born last Wednesday to
gov. and Mrs N. Hudson.
E A. Pinkuey has lately puichascd
‘ it. new horse [min A. Churchill.
William Pardee. of'Ansouia, spent
Sunday with relatives in town.
A Churchhill is planning to build a
new house on the Little Boston road.
Mrs. J. F. Kearns, of Bristol is via-
iting her motpar-in-inw, M.”- 0. J.
Kesrns
W
.Mrs. Sidney Starr and two daughters
school children. and to read. “it is‘
iiors last Filday afternoon and event
.articles for sale besides candy and log
it.
a place of glory and honor in the‘
Vililie
VThose takftig
'Conley Arthur Smith. William H Hun-
V'ter, Frederick Siurges. Ferny ’l‘hpmir
'son, Charles Stanley and the Misses
Mrs W. H. Hunter, Mrs. Charles Jpn-
‘nlngs, Mrs. J. Hellman. A Laura seni
Miss Evelyn Fawcett, of Gienbrook. '
Jacobs and Esther Bryon. i
l
George Banks has, puichased the
1
Day are about completed Horatio C l
have been visiting 'at the linrlbutt
place for the last few days.
John iiohmau is remodeling the
house which he purchased recently of
Henry Beers, of” Bridgeport.
Miss Ethel Stevenson._of East Nor-
walk, has retuined to her home aim
a few days visit with Miss Leila W-il
liams.
Mrs. E. H. Torior has returned
home from the Nurwalk Hospital;
where she underwent an operation sevt
ersl weeks ago.
Miss Esther Pailhbery has resigned
hei position It M. Connery'e store.
Miss Lillian Daniel-lb has returned
,to her home in Vi'.orcester Mass. at;
tor a week's visit with friends iii
town.
The ladies of the Congregationui
Church held a sale in the church purl
ins They had many beautiful teach
cream The affair proved to be Very
successful.
A play entitled "The Valley Farm"
will be given next Saturday night
the Town Hall under the auspices
the improvement Society
part are Messrs. Johti
Leila Z. Williams. Edna L. Bennett,
licti.
NEW CANAAN.
A. M. Cussack spent Sunday in New
York.
. I
Stephen Hoyt has purchased a Siam
try touring car.
W
Carl Johnson is recovering from
scarlet fevei.
Photographer Webstel is visiting in
New Hampshire. _ -
Samuel Pennoyea' lost 15 fine pig-
ns. last week, by poison
bun...“
B. P. Mead is grading F. C, Bell.
ger's lawn on South avenue.
am.
Miss Edna Meeker, who has been ill
for a few weeks, lsconvalescent.
George Everett has been entertain;
lag Stamford filendI for a few days.
Fred Wolfei is attending to his reg-
ular duties after sesglnl week‘s 111_
uses.
Mr. and Mrs. Fr'epk Kaiser visited
with friends in Danbtiry, Saturday and
Sunday.
. 1;: V
Lewis F. Griebel has been confined
to his home with tonsilltili for seve-
5ral days ..
Miss Wellstcod. of New York. is vis-
hing hei aunt, Mrs.VM. R. Hunt, of
Mead stieet. ' ,5
00
Co} Heft of Bridgepont, has been at
the nuisery for several days buying
nuisei5 stock. .
_u——-—_
The dance given in Raimond’s Hall
Friday evening, was largely attended
and successful
H. R. Humpbrles and family, of New
York, have taken possession of their
summer home.
Charles E. Merrill, Jr., of New York,
has rented the Oscar Blnkerd place,
Prospect avenue.
..i E. Hersam is arranging for an-
other theatre party to New York in
about two weeks
Barclay Ducham and family have
returned to their summer home at
White Oak Shade.
Carlton Johnson. who has been
seriously ill for Metal weeks, is said
to be out of danger;
“Mn—_—
Miss Emmlisfilbimis has been re
moved from Stamfprd Hospital to her
home in Park street
Jesse A. Chase and family, of New
Y.ork are now occupying their sum
me: home on Oak street,
ifs—’—
F. S. Selleck has arrived in town
after a several weeks' business trip in
the eastern part of the state.
John Kelley. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Hairy Kelley. is now employed in the
cues of the Advocate. Stamford.
Mr. and "Mrs. M. Coleman and son
Lawrence, of Rye, have been guests
of their parents; inf‘Seminsry street.
Miss MaryVMilier,‘wllo has been in
the central telephone station, will take
charge of a similar one ‘in Westport.
Miss Clara Adeline Tannerson, of
Stony Point was a guest of her aunt,
Mrs. E. J. brown, for several days
last week. '
. . e ”17"“-
L Harry Often has been appointed as
I at at the Adams Express once in
rice or J. A. Often, who resigned
some time my.
"John Tucker, is able to be about
again .Ifter suffering from ' a severe
V tithing .F, , Canaan.
'st Itself .. or horse lie-
ame m I steam road
ttill,
roller and inicpd around very short.
benching ihobhafts in two “the horse
than litaried to will. but Mrs. Zuii soon
“WW the Jiiighigned animal. She
thgn tie on list broken shafts and got
home wi at getting. hurt heisolt‘.
Miss thryn M, Tucker has re
mined at er Shem“!!! lblee 5tars ill
a Baltinigre Hospital, training to.
nursing. .She ieceived second miss.
The trolls,» Service has boon dist-on.
tinned on the blight-h. 11d steam sub
stunted. The motor e rs have been
cu, sing considerable touble of late.
aha Keller. chief ei cliiclau at the
capitol, Hprttprd, visited his mother
for seveia ddys, last week He re
turned to his home in' it iery ill con-
dltlon _but is said to be much better.
._l—_.-—8—.
.—.‘—
Physical Dircctor Ben L Baldwin,
of the Young Men's Social Club has
spcured 101 entries ’ft'ir the field ath-
letic events to” be held on the South
avenue grounds Thursday It is ex-
pected that this will be one of the
largest athletic meets ever held In
this town. and Mr Baldwin feels much
encouraged over his most gratifying
success. The business men of the
‘ toivn have contributed a gold medal
for’ first prize; and Attorney James
Elbert Brinciterboff donated a silver
ldving cup. The event will open with
a half-mile tun. which will start at
9: 30 a in. Most of the contests will
take place in front of the grand sthud
on the. baseball diamond. Only mem-
bers of the club are eligible as com-
petitors in the diffelent contests
New Canaan Regulars will pla5
The
a
_ all 'Gilili
O .. Your Walls
lint lied rigors WWW aim w
thigh”; Any more room to be
Valium In» but?
but stash.” Wall Pall-r flamm-
tig- Von! into-autumn. .TM "locum-
bdva as... filllll’mm the 1007 public
a»
; it”! of the but factories.
-Apont for the Wm. Campbell C CO.
slid Fr. legit VCe.
u a .m-
gunnery. Classy-u. "Wills.
“In fmm
“rill {punishab- with m
Cloth Mada. Mill frliigI; 806.1
Minnow Insist scam Cronin
made to QMII'. , w
Pointing. Paper lidnglbgV did M
was.
We give the ." C Vlli. Wit-flag
“m”- m
L. H. DECKER
If Washington mat.
TII. Can.
Get You Gas
Gauge Repaired
’NHW. .
Drop a postal or phone, and We will
call, examine lind estimate on repairs.
If it needs adjustment we will make
same without charge.
g.
,onl-
Mont Lined
“with Namath. .
‘ Ohicliorses
‘Thb‘debatc bold is Raybumd’ Hall.
Frill evening, under the Hosp es of
the ' oung Men’s Social Club. was
largely attended and l)r0%ii“lill9l‘t-‘Sl-
lug. Itev. ( E. Benedict, of the M. E.
Church. acted as'chairluan, and made
a very pleasing introductory address.
F. E. Wood. Prof. H. W. Ssxe and
the judges. A remarkable feature of
“the debate was the fact that the nega-
”'fl‘r nip—Say: friend. l‘m trying to git
to New Work and live gouthe price
of a ticket all but 50 cents. .Will you
help me out? Citizen—Not today, The
lbinglor you to do is to ride within
5.0 t-euts‘ worth of New York and then
True Sthts If Thrpenfiue '
walk.—~Somoi-villa Journal.
W, ”W, A-.-“
"They claim by clean of modern lur-
sell’ when she thinks she is.
and became affiliated with the aliirtn-
alive, thus making the decision one of
universal approval and favor. A silver
collection was taken which proved am-
ple, to cover the expenses of hall and
lights. The musical program includ-
ed a paino Solo by Berrian Schutes,
vocal duct, the Misses Rodiuier; violin
Telephone Call 97-.5
Greg org 3 Paint!
glflflu NORWALK
live side of the question switched over "—
Cu in the Habit of Haiti.” Your
Sunday Dinner If the
CLIFFORD
No worrying hiieut I‘Iloctiii
your masts, no bother wit
I.
dishes or stove when pleasant
Weather comes.
Courteous Service.
Pleasant Surrounding.
Excellent Cooking.
CHARLES BEYNEKE,
Proprietor.
Telephone 499.
tcsoscsrows AAA smarts
For fine Loans. Lacquers. VornisheVI, Painti-
Prof, Derby Rogers acted as the gery that bad laws may be i‘eppereg '“* ""
judges. ,’i‘hc debaters of the alllrnia~ good." “I'll stick to the oldies one
tivc were Harold H. Mead, Alfred H. kind.’ “What‘s that?" Skinning THE CHARLES E 5140135 COMPANY
Raymond and Lewis F. Creibel. Nega~ 'em allve."—Lmiisville Courier-dour- Sole Bale- Arena
live, or. J. C. Wyi-koff. J. r. Silliman nal. '64 Fronlslnel . NewYorItCitr
and W. W. Kirk. ’i‘he affirmative —-——w—.—--——- .
si 9 won the unanimous dccision of A girl is pretty enough in still her
should be bdiilp
snow white. one p
celsln Enameled vator'y, ,
Have on ever stopped to I
it...“ “it?
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of Sea
Food Cooked to Order.
Battling and fishing.
Bath Hodges to Rent by the Season
John O’Sullivan.
Proprietor.
We at. Demonstrating This Week the
HEWITT AUTOMOBILE
military Wagon and Run-
. , about.
Will be pleased to give demonstra-
tions to anyone who Would like a. limb
class car in either style.
'F.;;E LGGKWGGG GGG.
“Honest Coeds It Honest Prion,"
I. Wall Street. - NVIMIiIt.
Money lohyned to all salaried em
pioyss and housewives on their own'
name, without sndorssr. ALL TRAN-
:[AOJIONO STRICTLY CONFiDEN-
Call and see us. . ‘3'"! “9"
hdapendent loan and So
curity Go.
Hsvliliid Bldg. Washington 0‘
Office Halli-I, I I. iii. to I p. m.
Hiliittiiliiiill
48 Wall CL, Hamlin q
04 Washington St. lo. Norwalld
Real Estate and Insurance.
We have several “decided bargains
in income producing property that
must Increase In value with the rapid
growth of the town. ‘
HORSEEF
CARLOAD NO. 4, 1907.
Consisting of nmaghtars, Business
Chunks, sad Drivel-s..
These Horses will be “Instead as
represented or, money remded.
Respectfully.
OSCAR HJBANKS
anaconda Livsav inns:
River Street; Norwsik.
Whenr'iipii See the
' Mme
“Tillillitlld"
11A)!..
on a Lawn Monet uou
know it is the best
to be had.
14 inch to 2V0 ViVlchli
Global Doll,
'9' HARDWARE. V .
,JYMQM"
motor
on m” w...
Fuller's! '
and gum
to Nomi fwill: at}. ,
ultra .. 33%...
W
suv VVous osocssise
AT STULL’S
AND save Honey. ,
EDWIN N, MATHEWGON, PM
JOHN H KNAPP,1It VIC'CPNI-
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, Ind .VIOI-
pf.
WILFIID IODWELL’, Quill“.
E. H. Mathewson
John H. Knapp
THE LATEST AND DEBT
,LaiillMiliitls
at $2.75 up.
A very strong line of fully guaran-
teed High Wheel Mowers, at $5. .30
0086.00. "' “'- i
A complete assortment of the besti
81'3ch oleAKES. HOEB. GARDEN
FORKS. SHOVELS. SBADES. ondali
Fanning Utensils, at the lowest prices.
General repairing and machinawork
promptly attended to. “M .\
“Willi :Hlidillle Go. *
139 Main St., Norwalk.
Gill Nillillil Bill
IOU'fl-IV VNOIWLK. CONE?
runners A casual: IMKluo
IuIiN no.
animus . m
WIN-Xi. AND PMLW
0178.500 00. .
.i,
—-————
DIRECTORS.
Hem-y laymour
John H.’ Light
Fred H. Rowan. ‘-
E. E. Gilli: all
{Genomic}.
.Ea‘stalllorwalk.
Tel. 452.
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00 ,
The Very Best Creamery Butter,
per lb. 28c
Shoulders. per lb. iic,
2pkgs.GrapeNuts.............. 50
2 pkgs, Cream‘of Wheat 25c
3 Cans Sugar Corn 250
A full line ,of Fruit and ngetabled.
and
”last NONI"!
it! Cottage A” ’I‘"
F ".‘l'. Englasontfi Son.
9
DICORATORS.
tympani slid violin claim 'in
The WAVUHIVNGTEN STREET. '
n.~.1— .V‘
V
"to spit-Iii Al or.
Tel. ”04- V SOUTH VVNCIWALK.
14 Good Eggs zoo--
KC
‘f.
FRANKC
VAN scov
stoma. will
ITIAI.
l
:l‘iI. Vlhou IVs-as.
\‘i
Camus! Grumman
Josclah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Sworn
Vmwnmnm: if
p loath to... mam V
how del gbtfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running ”to:
in your dressing chamber;
lng apartment of first doo'r total
room? its presence would lucid 70!
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices Dill
plumbers are strictly competent Ii.
chanics honest and reliable. i t"
, Horace ,R. flash
council uslu ‘A‘uo ”Wadi In
hePiurribin
[our lipase is of too dined ltd
dues to your health and bobbins to
let anyone instal such work tilled!“
they are thorough mechanics. option
standing every branch of tbe‘ pilintl'iing
Idid ventilating systems. My work Vic
guaranteed
Arthi'ir I. Henoolot
HLUMBING. HEATING. TINNING
Vb MoanoV. 8L, South NerWIIltg'COmi.
ifseli only multimedia illi’it i lion
rsonally investigated, and ‘whici
ve been most. rlgl 1y investigate:
some of the very b at business. Inr‘
ofeaslonnl men in our city, who hov-
l‘prge holdings with us, and who rec
mend these intestm'enlsto then
most intimate friends.
A card will bring you our, parish
a personal interview.
, K. L. CQBURN. General Agent.
. . ,16 South Main Strut.
1M? 3 15b.
i PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING ‘
,HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING. i
.TOVEO AND RANG’E3 '
RATE AND TIN ROOFING
Can and Steam Fitting. G'aIV'thVliru.
‘ " Metal Ceiling, Etc. ,
How you seen our Itocii of '
L ’ RICHMOND assess;
ran aouss‘ gAHbTCHKISS
,,_ M
17 WVALC STREET,
nohwn
1~LifllingllGiil N. i
l for freight Gilly
%II and alter macro”, January I
19 Freight Propellers will learn
Pier 28, East River New York, (foot
,0! Dover street), every .ditJ', (est‘tm
Sundsy1.‘1tt 4 p. m Freight receiver
at Norwark up to 4 r in. Ind soul!
Norwaik up to 5: 30 p. m.
. NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.‘
Arming J. Smith,“ C .c, Housman
1 Load“. - "“ amoral Adopt
.,.LA .1
‘- Willi Not Bull Your
Own Home ‘3
cats are advancing Vail tha’iiinc
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