A tattoo smash? m Irm-
‘ ”use In AT 4'
omit
Wanna out
M. £1
21%
'WEA‘I‘HER FORECAST. '" “ I
For so“; Mind “Willi. Fair t- it
night. ‘So't ay fair. felttiwed by show- .
era In afternoon or airman rid "a
of high pressure exmbgifrem
South Atlantic coast northward to the
Lake region In producing pleasant wea-
ther, is the eastern sections An area
of lot] promureubotwsen the W
Mountains and the Mississippllv
producing cloudy and nhowery .,
in the western and central at"; V
Conditions favor for this vicint y fili‘ .. ‘
Weather with slowly risinguruampere
ture. probably followed by local show-
ers Saturday afternoon or night. *1
WW ‘,
The price of fresh vegetables art".i
very high this spring.
A routine meeting of the Central Ln
bor Union was held last evinlhg.
~‘F'uil line Struts. O’Brien. .
The frame of Gilbert Hastings new
dwoilln'gV in Best avenue is being in-
closed. ,
Harold Wilson, of Norwalk. was the
guest of Winthrop Rockwell in _Bldge-
field, Tuesday.
--Dr. DioI'I Medicine cure- my
Banner Coimcil, Doughtors of Li—
berry. held a regular business meeting
last evening.
Mr. and Mrs William H Beere,‘ of
Ridgefleld, spent Saturdaytand Sunday
at Bell Islnnd. ,
Mrs. J.‘ H. Barry and son, Earl, of
Main. street; are guests of relatives in
New York; for a few can ,
~Straw Hate,StraerV V..lllg.ta O'.Brlen
Miss .To ogofibrl’d BMNOI‘W k. was the
guest 9. www.1'm16r,
mRru‘chtlstd over Mdtiiorlar any .
Mr and Mrs John Klreherr. of Johns
town.2N. Y., have made a short visit
with friends In :91!an 1 End Norwalk.
Edward Bedcll, la r‘bf‘tbe trolley
company has taken a pbfiition with ,
the Adams; vEVrVererss ompsVny in South
Norwallri"
Henry Rosetter Miner the civil en
gineeVr, has gone to Central islip, L l.,
to do some work for a land company
in that pipes;
Miss 812:3
New Yor
days with
West Nbrvml. .
How to moon 16 cents a. day. The
mind as well as the body is benedttod
by economy in outing» There’s no
health giver like a. stat of Hollisfof‘a
Rocky Mountain ’l‘eau in a, startling
way it keeps you ”mm,“ 35 cents, V'Vl‘ea
his
1
WI
1
1n all 115 forms.
wt” «'mn
'{fOf
”a meeting of 'l‘riili’ty Branch” Girl's
a Friendly Society was held but are .
hing and an admission service was tin
first order urns “idiot” Sunfish d‘e‘w
members. were admitted. * A socitri
hm meeting was adjourned until Octo-
Wear good clothes. Wilts VVH. Sol
ieck sells them. Read his ad.
In an order issued from the 01th
of the adjutnnt-gcneral the applica
tion of First Lieutenant Wilbur 11V
Pitt's battalion adJuxant Third lnfan
try, to be retired has been approved
and he“ has been relieved from acti'vr
duty in the military service of this;
thatc, and placed upon the retir "ie‘
151
, -V-Straw Sailors. O'Brien.
Nor-walk Lodge of Elke has recalled
its contract for the reconstructio and
improvenient. urns new some thr
West contractor to whom ~it wag
origi 11y awiidéd, because he annoy».
ed non- -unlon mole The contract be
since been awarded to Thomas Whitt
also of Westport .tht work has no.
yeibecn commenced...“
raunarna Hats. 0' Brian.
George J. Cavanirgh', who has Just
resigned as head salesman at Willi!
H Seileck's clothing. store. Norwalk
.4
,.
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position in the clothing department 0
the Melgs store ina’ rid sport, Vnexi
Wednesday. Mr. snhg has been
connected with tboa‘ Balloon store 1r
Norwalk for a number of years and
has) many ft‘le'ndIf tfi'Vvlsh him it‘uccesr
in themew position. ..
is and Indie warren. of
have been spending a few
as 31411.1}.- Hamilton; of
r—.-‘ N».
ties the blood. strengthens the nerves
regulates the bowels, aids the kidneys
cures stomach troubles, builds up thr
nervous force ‘and repairs the ill of
fects of over eating. Tea or Tablets
36 cents. Blaiste Drug Store.
1
hear was spent after the business and '
will assume the duties Of his ncv. .
Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea purl ‘
“ration.
tary
Our litre of Refrigerators comprise a complete assortment of nines in
standard makes, and stand Mir all lb or is best in refrigerators and rolrlg~
They are made of selected. thoroughly seasoned material,
thick walls, insulated with extra into rvening walls of heavy charcoal
Ihosthlnd to keep the cold in and the heat out.
They are dry, cieanable, pure,,ec onomical,
to the utmost degree, and cold as an iceberg.
with tight,
convenient, durable, sanl-V
Walton them with white stonomorcelain or crystal lining.
WNITI MOUNTAIN REFRIGERATORB, FROM ..... .. ... 07.00 TO ”5.00,
V WHITE ENAMEL LINED RIFRIGI‘RATORB. FROM.
V' OPALV GLASS LINIVD REFRIGERATO VHS. FROM.
‘l...
-. buthNmthWhlt
Unload Farm Wagnnsfslilrnied
One horse-445.00, $55 no and $65.00.
Two horse-£65. 0o, $75.00. $85.00 and $90.00. .
Also Sole Agent for the RACYCLE BICYCLE.
VCAVRVRIAGE BUILDER AND DEALER.
Horse Goods of all déndpfions.
WRIGH “
lmflupstiou.
4-»
examiiiation What is best to do
1""
U""‘1:ccl' ’er-i
How's“ {90W ’ Venom.
They are beyond a doubt the
it these price”
Ara
r
J
Headaches?“ well as many o‘théi't‘rc
eye strain. Our expert criticises are able to hell you alts}b a free
,lhls required to correct a defect. Prices: as lower!
ri’f‘l’k. guaranteed. Children s eyes especially cared for; Glass eyes
mademtoiyler aMIilgfl-IOV snocomp‘uu midi A”? rates“.
.V,;.¢-'
38, m"; Nb .
V..01000 TO tattoo
$30.00 TO 035.00
«.54.».
0111113 & Co.
truthful. closures AND :MIALMIII.
South Nor-walk. Conn V.
South Norwalk
p.
System? "I A
' Iu‘u Scientific
‘ " ft'en cabsed‘b'i
He will advise flashes, o'h‘ly when
IMO. All;
l l.
The best variety of Baby Caps we have Vever shown are now
here at prices ranging from ass to $1. 50 each ‘
datntiest, belt styles otter offered
With in w i I“
{’11 41W 1- ~ 2‘;
mile .
Iii-“’1“
n on: mace
86 WuhlngtonR Street.
T‘ ‘ South Norwalk.
‘—
orfTabletts.P “.'1 '
V, in urdefi‘tq 31 their clerks tr' llali
wltlf h” mm mhring automobile stop; a lift to relief from business pressurt
themselves. the insurance and real so
tats agents of, the Town have ngreer
to close their office Saturdays at acct
during ‘,June July and August a'
will be seen by their notice in anothe
column. Their many friends and pat
rons will no doubt very willingly con
form themselves to this arrangement
The Nation's capitol in soul at A
Dickerman and Sons‘.
‘ About..flfry. Norwalk Shriners at
tended the big Shriners' time in Dan-
bury yesterday afternoon and last
night. As is always the case, the
members of the order had a very fine
Utime The order of the day included
a parade first, followed by a banquet
at the Hotel Green after which a cere-
menial session was held at the ar-
mory. The Norwalk delegation return
ed home at 11 o'clock last night by
special train.
Summery Things at Hislops.
the ad
The Nutmeg Club, of Norwalk. held
a business meeting last night at the
club quarters, corner of Main ahd Wall
ped at the Hotel Clifford, yesterday.
John Gauer formerly of Danbufy.
now engaged in bat manufacturing in
South Norwuik, is recovering from a
serious illness at his home in this
place.
licst Serge suits from Sit) to $25 at
Rogers and Stevens.
George L Heron of the Whitney
law Corporation, of New Bedfbrd,
Mesa, which Is operating in Norwalk.
will spend Sunday with his family In
Thomaston.
Mrs. A. A Bett, Mrs. George R. Bar-
num, and Miss Bertha Van Hoosear of
Norwalk. were recent guests of their
aunt Mrs Louisa Morenouse, at Fairé
view farm in Rridgefleid. -
in spite of the rain, there was a.
crowd of from fifty to seventy-five
in the dancing pavilionvat Roton Point,
Wednesday evening. There will be
dancing again Saturday evening.
Aldstlll siarntaif fire was sent in to
Putnam Hose Company“ yesterday, af-
teanbbjs, and Driver Samuel McGowan
rfisbondddu 11: Was a chimney fire at
t the 0f hn Masher No 54 Fairs
fiemvenhefln
captain Frank Lassen of Sheffield
lama returned home yesterday from
Tomkinsvllle S. 1.. where he went to
he Light puss Board on some bu-
.11
entertainment committee to make or.
rangements for a trolley ride
Steeplechase Island, Bridgeport in the
mar
night. the club will have an open night
Art entertainment program will be ar:
3 Comic ed‘ with the "gym, in ranged"for the occasion and refresh
Norwal :3 .) meals will be served.
V ~00 n (:3qu headache. nan. Pa he starts at early morn
'i‘o fade the wide, blue world,
He gets his strength and health
By using Rocky Mountain Tea.
vPlafsted’s Drug Store,
sea. distlness languor, hem palpita-
tion. Drastic physics gripe,’ s‘icitsn
Weaken the bowels and don't care
Dean's Regulate act gently and cure
Vconztipatiom: coconut. Ask your drps
‘gis .~ -
flé debt as catKeeler’s Hill. June
9111 will be WI 1 the celebrated Philh-
tlelpbia Giants Rube Foster common-
ly known as the "Black Wadell" will
pitch. Stamford wil have a new man
at’ second. Leen will pitch.
First Sergeant Eugene lg. Gregnet,
chief rum terof‘ cnnec on
south: ‘93:"!qu on th'egstaff of @5641
ralwfwupseil {Troughs}; been spending
a few do In South N walk, rstopping
at’ the Clifford; Wm» ~ -
wbmllanuuourm Skis. 013m
Mlss Rebeéca Mai Connors. daughter
at M S Smith and Company's
adv will tell you all about them. V "e "
When our oldest Inhabitant has. to
go way back to what his father told
him about “the you Without a sum
n‘ler” Id 18113, rto match the present
spell of weatheV/Wc are surely entith
:30? mark donVimVVthe coltimanrlqui o:
1 a rig wit t rest not go
at: “sword 5r early «If.
other antics .of. the uwonther man But
have as: common mommies no:
getation, is coming on re diy an w
“an more days of sanguine like yes-
terday will bring the gardens along
Sec “
streets. The meeting instructed the ’
to
e.;0n=“ the third df‘ July ‘
Specials for Saturday and Monday. »
The ..
In suits for are neatly frosty nights that '
“a
' 1-1:.
the Oaks stakes or 5,000 sovereigns
(326. 000) for three year old fillies. dis-
tanCe about one mile and a half were,
won by Mr. Joel's Glass Doll. Looms-
dia was second and Lady Hasty third.
ONTARIO MACHINIST'S TROUBLE.
TORONTO, 0nt., June 7.-—About 550
machinists will go on a strike tomoru
row in thirty-eight shops in the city
and Toronto Junction for a nine hour
day, Seventeen shops have. signed the
agreement and the men will continue
to work in the .
old-M
Wickiil
Because it's Cirillo.
Becauseitlaeconom-
V Ital.
Because it saves
sauna it gives best
cooking results.
use Whistle
.33?“ be roguiatch’
ma. v . .
Because it will not overhflitt your kitchen.
«monument
of. John "9me 4" In carnivorous:w nonunion.
3am?” 't of VWeIt street, has gradual M3“ these June days.
rom . . . V
9...... . Wfimp ”m . “rug... .
has 1'??? i . .VVV VV ‘ L- .r V l r'. .
h i ‘ ‘
“'1' 30th r-- WWW): V
New ram .
. fallen . . mwmmmmmt in), not .
0”? ‘3” “fills gfiéo'clock. next Tuesday. siren-
VJ ' .. ,- It xyrwi‘inj s sputum e‘u
Yell . .. nus no.1. w bush mlttodm
8' lapse! coils
r the
, stints
: and the matter.” of I
“ A “ “fay I whiz."
Fl
“1502911234 hinge ”:11in
sic b enjoy one of the best
ed and the salsa laid If the ed Idv'isC
Ibis.
our 1: actions put on the local ll
“L7,
l‘ I "‘ §
OLA“ DOLL WINS OAKS $TAKE$T SHORT HILLS GOLF TOURNEV.
LONDON June 7,—At Epsom todayl ’ SHORT HILLS. N. J..
eFiam :
Bilbauso it is better than i
use it Is the perfect: all stove.
or other wagons see two at your dealer’ 3V,
rr‘ wrjrjr' flew VPeerethlion Wick u
Blue Bluno'IOrI Cool: Steve and Raye Lamp
For Sale by A. J. Cbllins & CO.
m...— fl...
June 7.—
There was no falling off lathe attens
dance at the Baltusrol Gold Club's
links today when match play for the
New Jersey state championship and
three other prizes was resumed. Eight
survivors remained in the champion
ship contest and were paired as fol-
lows. .
Behr vs. Glyphany, Graham vs.
O’Connor. TVyng vs Gee and Travers
vs. Barnes. ~
‘ Liggett a Saturday candy. 2V9c. at the
liiiord Phamac . .
a coal or wood stove.
{l
, c-Y
45°41. fully warranted.
cannot been
pram bright
hum I'll"
. must-Jam
. .7de x ‘::..‘..‘.
A
3! cation of any person and the
and upon blanks furnished by them-u
S
.fespectively may lawfully be killed
. and at no other time and only subject , .
to restrictions and conditions provided ..
Said license shall be valid
,for, and during the term of one year ,
_ flame protector, Inertia-scandal)“. . ..
ice officer, or other officer authorized
\t
l
d hone fide resident of this state shall
l. ‘Ing fee of 25 cents; every alien, who
,V ihg fee of 26 cents
n‘ct shall be fined not less than 25
Wore than thirty days or both and the
31:41:? to birds of quadrrpeds or any of
:‘v riot receive a license during the per-
. ‘ iod of one year from the date of such
“ “conviction.
.V. Mesoncfth elruway from Persia to the
5m
if” ”torn; out manure:
States and Canada and are now living
a:
. Panel a.
' this
‘th figblic' 'at large. against giving easy]
{is
This Vicinity
ing bill that has passed the House of
Representatives:
protected by law without having first
obtained a license as hereinafter pro
vided, that nothing In this act shall
be construed as affecting the rights
boon tide resident of this state or
his liens! descendants to hunt with
out such license on land owned by
him or on land leased by him and on
which-he is actually domiciled and
which land is used exclusively for agu
ricultural purposes. and not for club
or shooting purposes. nor as sheeting
”In any way the provisions of the gen-
‘ml statutes relating to trespass. nor
as authorizin the pursuit, taking
wounding or lllng or the possession
of birds or quadrupcds contrary to any
lawn now in force or which may here:
Latter be enacted, nor shall the posi
session of such license grant on Confer
any privilege not enjoyed prior to the
--passage of this act. - -
Section 2~Thc clerk of every town
city or borough shall upon the appli-
want
of the license fee and recordn fee
hereinafter provided issue to such pet‘-
son a license in the form prescribed
lnhslouers on fisheries and game
which license shall bear the name 'I'gs
glass of residence, and an
dentifylng escription of the license“;
and shall authorise the person so licen
sad to hunt game birds and ,quadrup
during the period when the name
y law,
from the date of issue thereof, and no
.,,longcr shall not be transferable and.
shall be produced for examination up
warden.
fisheries and game game
to arrest for crime, or of the owns
or’lessee in actual occupational" any
land upon which such lllensed person
may be found Failure or refusal to
mend shall constitute a violation of
'IthIo act ,
Section 3. ~Eyery citizen who is a
pay for such license a fee of $1 and a
lay a license fee of $10 and a records
'ldier resident or non-resident, shall
pay a license fee of 815 and a recordu
l Stction 4.——— Every town, city and
borough clerk, shall keep a record of
all such licenses issued by him which
cord shall he 0 on to Inspection by
£1 officers author: red to make arrests”
d by the static treasurer or his'
agents and the commissioner of fish-
dries and game: and such clerk shall
on the first Monday in every month
pay to the state treasurer all moneys.
dxcept recording“ lees received by him
for such licenses during the month pre-
ceding. All moneys so receir/cd by the
state treasurer shall be set sport as‘
n fund to be used for the protection
and propagation of game and shall be
paid. from that? to time, to the corn»
missioners of fisheries and game in the
humour provided by Section 3.098 of
e general statutes. Shid' contmln~
otters shall use all moneys so recetv‘»
for the protection, preservation and
propagation of game in this state, and
Shirt commissioners are hereby auth~
drlzed to receive and use monéyri in
the manner and for the purposes here-
inbefore provided; provided however
that in case of a failure to cOnvlct in
dny prosecution for violation“ of the
lhwa relating to birds and uusdrupeds
or of this act the costs of said prose-
mitten shall be paid out of the fund
created by this act.‘
1 Section 5.-—-—Any person- who shall
ifiolate any of the provisions of (his
r more than 60, or imprisoned no‘
cause of any person who shall be con.
frilcted of a violation of any law relat-
e provisions of this act,- shall there
alter be void and such person shall
‘ CATHOLIC iMPOSTERS. COMING.
On the Way From Persia to Get
Funds for Alleged Mission.
NEW YORK June 7.——Archbishop
Farley today made public a warning
which he has received from Monsignor
boasts. the Apostolic delegate to Per-
sia, giving notice that two imposters
Minted. States to collect funds under
the pretense that they will be given
. .. liU'JChfihoi Icihisolohs in Persia.
Monslg‘nor Lossle wrote that one of
the men has letterhfor red with the
onetgnor “do. a (lath-
Ild'eun our? and also bearing
hS manners ofMonsignor Les-
Monsignor mare asked that the
bearing the forged letters be
torhed over to- the police. “Ho also
Inrormed the archbishop that these
two imposbm were trying to repeat a
e winch was erections success
$1131“:ch fcwyears ago by two Chaldeans
qnssdilng «photographs of sis-
Persia, collected
W010” fn‘dfttfl‘iti the United
in princely style in Persia
monsign or wrote that no priest
"tn 'Chth‘olic missions in
Archbishop Farley’s secretary is-
The following is the text of the hunt. " '
Section 1-310 person shall hunt. put.
sue. take or kill any bird or quedrupod ‘
on demand of any commissioner of ,l
x
produce said license upon such dew
recording fee of 10 cents; every citi- '
lens not a resident of this state shall ‘uV
VVibelng nearly blind. .
l I‘Ihtllb'rlsed to collect ‘
Ve ls statement.
9 archbishop of New York taker)1
canton t ‘warn the Catholic
of this city and diocese, and
to any applicants for chari-
mmbutions. who cannot show
Millet) Vap robition of their work
mm In critics of the diocese.
"There are but too many reasons.
kfor Inch caution.‘ it is Well-know to ‘
and the flowers begin to bloom. This store is stocked to meet‘lt
Stocked with the newest, stab
There's an absolute fairness, an absolute justice .In the prices
Bonabie demand in this connection.
lhe best.
you will pay here, that commends this store and its summer equipment to
all those who would be rightly dealt with. Thél%’é ho‘h‘ttmhug Vin honesty.
news rnou rs: Hostcrtv AND uuosswsaa section
This should be the record week 01"
Ws’ ve carefully planned to make it such. The big stop is
with such or
Ladies‘ Egg Brand Fast my Stockigs
wear selling.
now at Its very busty
ladies' Bilk‘VLlsie Stoc lugs ill Who
the season It!" hosiery and tin er-
s as these we should be very 1)ng
,gtraranteed, at
d “Tons, special
Indiee' Mercer-iced BI 11 Lisle Stoolrl gs, also in the lace effects In
black, and a full line of tans ...
.14..
Children' a Black and Tan Cotton Stockings, superior" quality and a hart:
gain at’. "
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Childrenfs Mercerized Fine Rtbeed Stockings 'in black also the ne'w' “I
tan shades av. .».
- ups-no
Men's Black or: Tan Half Hose, ‘gnsrs diced fitst
.................. s
and stainless ...V... ”,1 o
Men's Black, Tim and a full line Fancy Half Hose ,th .
Usdies’fflsssx. Mills Horsey 11")de VB sis sleevelells o'r wing idem: ht
Ladies' extra size Jersey Ribbed Vests neck and armholeh
Wt.
fitffi'lliddtl“;
Ladle? better grade Jersey Ribbed Ve sis In' 1111. mammoth liole tor
Suk ; ....................... '. lp‘ IV I
Men's Balbrlggan Shirts and
ere double seat: all sizes,
Men' s Fine Quality French Bulb ggan
or short sleeves, drawers do
goods and special at ......
Vittgdu.
:lmrmi A.
" V'VVil *‘Hcr :.'
hunter—up rt do. we more
Vi out a!) so it"
With two
Sir 1V) 5be “'23 ”will
ore tuners a posh!
us all that this city is never without
imposters of this character, who prey
upon the benevolentvpuhiic. These in»
posters do not hesitate to assume any
dress of priests‘ or'nuns. 'Let no one
be deceived by the dress or the do
means:- of such despicable characters.
Let all on whom‘solicitors call-demand
the certificate of their good standing
sndsince forgery laser-often resorted
to. as in the case of these Chaldeun
collectors. should any doubt exist, let‘
applications he made to the authori-
ties of the diocese for better infome-
tion "
REDDING.
Zalmon Pillow is quite in, beside
\
Carpenter's are very busy. Some
from Danbury are working here.
George Starr, F. D., 25 is back on his
route after a “to weeks vacation.
The cold cloudy weather of the past
has been verey severe on early vege
tVatlo‘u.
Builder McCollom has commenced
, work on the Avery bungalow near the
Center.
Apple trees have bloomed very full
and the blossoms have stayed on a
long time.
Derby parties are drilling an artesian
well for Mr. Waibridge in Pléasant
Valley. Reading Ridge.
Willie Banks, of Bridgeport, was
home for a few days last week. He
made solos fine catches of trout.
Rev. H. ..Q Juddlxof. el who sup
. ".
‘1
. .
“I
“it Almius excellent. .
V‘ ‘1 " nu W‘s 4w .‘ufiVJ W M
w 1 fiuflhfihg‘u “1:3,? 3 V
.5. .I‘ I 'u es. . .V .’ “vb.
54".,1 , V,..V. r r VV 1‘ ,.u'
Eyes Exmned Free .; rial a. MT]
- .7 has '3.
,.
0
Special Attention filter to It
‘.
_. . . . . . . 25%.”? 91.39
, sirts long or short It coves.
“1.111 g the smell studs for shows
tShirts and ‘Drawet‘s,’ shuts his?
Is as e; tumours some 118. mil time
[rm «,3th u - (he; m- (fit-F .me
ilfui’mxl iii-"91%? I hali-
.5, a 3:4 NMM?
Great! We midlands vauthp
dc Wflfwn
Busing 651m Dunn.
50?». mum: N”- M ’.
Ivar.
utomollle Phallus
plies the Methodist church is coin“: to
ocCupy the parsonage this bummer.
Sheriff Banks attended the banquet
given by Sheriff Hawley, to his depu-
ties on Saturday, last. week; in Brid-
Escort.
Luther Seeley has 'ztlre' finest early
garden in tonm.1ie;has to d’overntp
some of it nearly em night to keep
it from being frosted. _
Miss Nellie Bartram put flags and
flowers on the soldier's graves in the
Hull cemetery, Memorial Day- one
has done it for several years. . .
The Cornwall place In. Sanfoudtown. .
is looking fine, Caretaker Ferry hav-
ing put. it in excellent shape rial Mr.
Cornwall and family are expected hick
from abroad the last of this month.-
RECENT ARRIVAL 0F VEHILS.
NEW YORK, June L—rAerlyV‘tV‘Id:
Steamer Patricia, from Hallibli .r.’
sauna ISLAND, N. a. Jun rem
Steamer 81.. boats. Southampton and
Cherbourg for New York, has. ,
miles eastof Sandy Hook Lightshifl
7 a. 11).; will probably dock about hit)
a. nVVIV Sunday. w ~~
m'Wn-ug—p-p—
During the course of a g »’
lesson recently the teacher “kg; 1
following questionf "
“Who can tell me what useful art ,
we get from the whale?” . r g '2
"Whaleboneil’ promptly replisdtp
b03534. .f"".‘ 3-) 1', “ t» (.1 115,;
“Right! ‘ NorI’Mho knuws realist.
get from thoraeswulr «VA
stoununooaene
lime and not another?
rtt‘woi ‘tfu’Vl autumn on
V .1 _V .VIJ ,.
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a‘v
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