‘o hooky. ‘\ ."N’N
was» “who!” \“Q\‘.x..« . . ‘. 4’
'ho Rhodium, M Ma Bought. and which has been
“I use QT (Mi at?“ years, has borne the signature or
I n...— and ions been made under his pet-
, sonnl supervision since its infancy.
" A , “ ' Allow no one todeceivo you in this.
‘ {5911de Imitatioils and *‘Just-as-good” are but
‘ that trifle with and endanger the health of
- Elli liionts
‘ Inmate turd Childronollxperlcnce ngltiust lixporlnwnt.
- ‘What' is CASTORIA
Castor!» is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
!!Oflci Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
, Wilt”!!! neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
W ’53! -~5,“F“¢9- Its, age is its glnlrautee. it destroys “forms
d d allaysFeverislmess. It clu-es Diarrhma and Wind
Colic; It reunites Teething Troubles, euros Constipation
and Flatuloncy. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
monarch and Bewcis, givilig' healthy and natural sleep.
The Childrenfs Panama—The Mother’s Friend.
“will”?! CASTORIA. AILHAYS
‘ Bears the Signature of
m
0
The Kill You Halli Always Biuglll
in Use For Over 30 Years.
ill:
" ,, _ . ' nil cum-son nous-aw. n Iona-warn". and renal emu »
. ' H. J. LORD WEDs. ishllll Bunch, of Monroe, at thy (‘Ollt‘
”BRIDGEPORT, October ].-~lielll',v | pl'cgntionlll church parsonage ill (the,-
Johnson' Lord, of Monroe, who recently i shire, :llltl left. immediately for a holl- ,
divorced his wife. lllllning Harry Cane I oynlooll trip through the Berkshires.
thigh, a negro eoacilnlnn. as corespolld i 'i‘iicy lei'i l’itlslieid for the xvi-st.
' , quietly wedded Miss Lucy .l. whcl'v they will spend several liltlllillS‘
'_ ch. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mar: in trawl.
i
l
l
l-
Home Dressed Chickens
. 200 lb. * ‘
, J. W. DODGE,
2 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
1.... and 0H "coon. thgh
FOR FURNACE.
Cross Creek and Upper Lehigh
For Cooking Range and Self Heaters.
No. 2 Nut $5.00 per Ton, delivered in cellar
MXMQND 3.30% . ;
Luther M. Wright .
IUILDER OF AND DEALER IN
Carriages, Wagons, Bicycles and
Horse Goods 7
Automobile Repairing, Carriage Trimming
and Sign Lettering.
. Factories and Repositories-South Norwalk and Stamford.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
mm—u -._._......_..._«..__. ,.._ ........ .. .. .
if- SHOT STUFF .
azelton C921
, I, ,3 ‘ _ The Place to Get It Is at _
The B. HetshfidddSonCofs
TELEEHONE 294.
122 WATER STREET.
0
J
The Paris ‘,Gloak and Suit“ H
' . 33 south Main Street, South 'Norwalk.
Clearance Sale Of Ladies’ Suits, Coats, Skirts,
. ~ Winds aiid- :Dresses.
' .‘ As we do not carry over any Merchandise iron? one season to anotns
so we mark it Maury lowl‘ Comesnd be convinced ,
°' Sale..iu..-,Botll‘”StoreSE‘
OUSB
~1ii‘londs in Waterbury; ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. liurlbnit passed
' them. The nuts are drop‘llilll; without.
\ were the actual figures ascertained.
‘ the next train pull in here and how
.Litluil
l‘ ,Mi‘s. David Ward is ill'ht‘her homo
re; , .
», 1Georgi.» Alien pushed holiday with
Sunday at, Newport, R. l.
D. H. Davis and daughlvr, of New
liaven, have been in town recently.
Chief Perry took in iiwhlew York?
Philadelphia game ill New ,York, on
Monday,
P. Baiione, Who purchased the Mrs.
H. Nichols place all. Lyons Plain, is re«
moving his household goods from the
,‘tniion here.
Edward Keane, who
Chapman Taylor. fell from a two.
Wm“. picking apples, one day last.
week, and broke his one. He is about
lliiw, pm iris arm is in splints.
The collar of the new town hall is
rapidly upprtlu‘clliulr’eolnpleiion. 'l‘lle
lllnterial for the superstructure is hev
lug carted to ”it" grounds, and Ill“
work is being pufiwd «‘18 l‘fillidll' 11$
possible.
Edward Duffy, of Greens Farms,
broke, his arm in an unusual nllillner
on Sunday. lie was ill'leUg 11 Du”
lit the ball grounds, and by an extra.
lulrd odort fractured the bone. Dr.
Powers so? lllv injured nlr’l'llllol'. and
lllli‘fy will carry his arm ill at sling for
several Weeks.
Arno Nitzka. formerly a trl‘illcr at
Wynfromere farm, was ill town yet-t-
tl'rdny, in the interests of the Da “lllll‘y
i'air. Mr. Niizka will have cilantro of
the horse show department. (Jim oi
the most interesting events of the .fnlr
will be the peri‘orlilance by 12 trained
stallions, which is said to be a wonlic I"
fill exhibition of equine*iutelligence.
works for
Wig/and
1th (if film's
Iicr Pcclmql. r in,
~ ~ ~
. ..,.-..,-,M.
the ant. 'AWANTAGE.
it was ll wise old Southern deacon
who advised witil chuckle:
.“Kcepyo’ tewpiih, eon. Douu' yo'
quarrel with no angry pusson. A soft
unswnh's allls bent. lilt's commanded
nn’ furdermo'. hit malice 'enl nluddah’n
anything else yo' could any."
is" _ . “rm—r” “w 1W
Plumbing all ‘ Steam
j; Heating.
v HOT WATER illA'rma,
' HOT AIR HEATING.
droves AND RANGE!
at": AND 'rnli. nooruie,
r.
l
Metal Calling
HAVE you seen all
ancuuono “RANGES?
The Jonesdrliotiihkiss
Company
.17 WALL‘ ITREET. NORW'ALK.
~ --—» ~W‘W” "M—v—u— —. —.—......_.
J. M. Layton & Co.
“NC ORPORATED) ,'
The people of the town are pleased
that Judge Purtiy held Abe Wielllo for
the cril‘nliiul Superior court, when he,
was heard on the charge 01‘ selling
obscene postal cards to it. Ferraro, of
the village. The evil influence of such
articles in ll. community cannot. . be
measured. if the man is guilty, n se-
vere punishment will give satisfaction
ill this town.
There is 11 big crop pf chestnuts. this
year, and the youngstersvf the. town
are filling their stori’fiililliffl‘fi with
i
the aid of frost, which is causing
lnucll comment. The; chestnut Will) l“
but generally considered of nl.'l0h 1111'
ltorinncc, but it adds quite a blue 1-0
the income of some of the resident“ 0f
the country about this town, and in the
aggregate would reach a sum title'-
would surprise the general ' public.
OASTOR‘IA.
sum or. :lh‘. liind in Hiilll Alva? Balm
Signature
”Sal'. Young mun,” naked on old lady
at iiit.‘ tickei‘ofl‘ice. “what time does
long does it stay?”
"From two to two to two‘iwo," was
the curt reply.
“Well, i declare!
110;?
Re you the whis-
EVERY Lon'si‘onsaamo anu-
51%". '
would no unmoved «a a m
snow white, one piece "Standard" Per
celain Inamsled mystery. .
Havo‘ you cv’ér stopped” consider
how deitahtiully carry-sleet it: would
be to have hot and cold main water
in your dressing ehambnr.’ sleep
in; apartment or first floor toilet
room‘h its praenee wouidadord m
the highest degree of comfort. 3
We will gladly quote you prices. OI:
plumbers are strictly competent no
champs. honest and reliable ,,
HORACE R. NASH,
CORNERi‘MAiN m Win In.
Veiled
MAKES THINGS
on) Nliw
25 and 50c Bottles.
E' E0 Gtham,
Decorator
Tel. 452. “East Not-walk,
Money Advanced
to all, on, their household furniture.
pianos and other personal property,
- without removal. on their own name
~ without indorser. . .
cAu. AND star: on.
lndepeiidellt Loan & Security Co.
.50. NORWALK. CONN.
(t Norwalk up to l p. m. and loath
Nonvalk up to 6:80 p. m.
Arming J. Smith,
Real Estate
5 Railroad Ave.
Daily Line to N. Y.
V For Freight Only.
. 0n. and alter Tuesday. mm. .
1906. Freight Propellers will iuV’
Pier 28, East River. New York. (foot
of D0ver street). every day. (“dept
sunday), at 4 p. m. Freight received
Norwallt Steamboat Go; .
0. Ci Hegoman,
Lessee. ' General Agent.
Perfection
w, Oil . .
Heaters
cough? of ‘chil
chm: d ..
W310]. ,
throat
formula on mull
on and steam Fitting, 2:. Historic, "
c. . , .
R STOCK OB ‘
u, business on that date.
it s a strong modi—
lva‘eniirely tree from
lo diseases 0! the‘
and lungs. Full
I If
or Go. .
1 an.
ride on
. Within“
For Your Promotion
for inslu'lnlr. accurate.’ mascripylon
compounding.
Our label stands for purity of in-
gredients. standard potency, and scien-
tliio'columuudins. ‘
need medicines.
our prices are always ri‘ght. a
,: i “
THE BidDGE. WARMACY.
20s ‘WAsHlNlamN s'i'aEET.
TEL. cAiiL. ssh-z.
All 0rd"-
: .. . .4 .
Ray Selleck. of East Norwalli. was
a visitor in Bridgeport. yesterday.
vurd, is entertaining her sister iron!
Mew York city. ‘
Today the local hunters are in their
glory. for this is the beginning of the
alien hunting season.
_ Captain Carl Wicks has taken 8. I“.
Ward’s launch Miriam to Oscar An-
derson's launch works for the winter.
Reports from the oystermen who are
working at Bridgeport are scarce these
days, but it is believed that they are
doing fairly well. “ '
1 The East Norwalk’ electors will cast
their ballots for town officers at the
new fire house in Van Zandt street, at
next '5 Monday's election.
Mrs. Horace Keyworth, of Gregory
Boulevard, is able to be about again,
after having been laid up {or a week
With a. BBVGX‘B attack oi: asthma.
Yom Kippur Day and election dav
are one and the some, this your, and
there williho plenty ot excitement for
the JBWllZJ residents. Many oi the
merchants will close. their places of
Fraud Oddo, the Washington street
W dge barber. is a member of the cord
Follies on urrnngxmenis for a grand
ball which the lalian Social Club is
planning to hold in South Noru’aik on
Monday evening, October tilili.
Canovnri building at the intl-Irsectlon
of Washington street and Sellvicw ave-
ml“. and the indications ill'l' that it
Will be Well along towards completion
by the time that. void weather sets in.
The weekly prayer service of the
Advent Christian church will be held
this evening, at. the home of Arthur
AluHWol'tlu in Cove avenue. owing to
th" work in progréss at the church. A
business meeting will follow the may
or married. ‘
SOUR! very skillful sign painters
have been at. work in East Norwalk.
during the past few days, embellish-
tng buildings with advertisements oi‘
it well known cracker bakery. The
some artists were at work in South
Nor-walk.
The yacht hospital and shipyard at
RAYO LAMPS
AT THE usual. LOW PRICE
F. A. MitChell
Cor. Wall and High Streets,
, Norwalk. Conn. .
YOUR it!
Shoe Repairing
is NOT mooaunvos sclENTlrjlc
’ UNLass nous av. .us.
Monarch Repair Shop,
43 RAYMOND s7. '
l
’PHONE 456 OR POSTAE. '
CityNational Bank
sourll NGRWALK, noun.
rnANtAc'rs Ammo IANKiNd
- anemia.
———-—‘, _ . ‘3!
OAPlTAIJ. ‘6!le
monsoon 2...!
unknowns Pnor' "' t
$178,500.00. m“, :,
sowm u. uA'tnawsou. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP, zlli Vice-pros.
FREDERICK l-l. ROWAN, sod-vi»
PM” .’...' -'.
WILFRED IODWELL. Gillian
museums.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour, .
John H. Knapp Bamucl Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J..Wailaoa Marvin
Christian Bwam John H. Light
. Full H. now-n. :
*.
‘ 1
Attendance all hours day and night.
Frederick ; H: ' Gaming:
murmurs. "
.Bavlland Bldg., Washington .at.
Oiiloe open until 7 p. in. Monday and
33 S... Main St. Sororwalk.
515-517 Main so, Stamford;
Saturday until $30.
, Marsldfizlors in Caucasian. E
d Atten an, .
I! ’ Oflice and Residence} ‘0
m !9- mini 97-, will"! "WEEK
‘ gunization, who leaves shortly for But-
“aaon firs. qtis.“........... (lilo a.
non rl pl.»............ ,
13 lbs. 8og‘r $1.00
the roar of the Crescent Laundry, in
bonvlew avenue. is n deserted village
theirs days. All of its inhabitants are
working on the Bridgeport natural
growth oyster beds, and the visitors
Will stay away until the return of the
Dmliigals.
Renewed signs of activity have mild
ifosted themselves at the new Podelef-
sky building at the corner of \N’ashing~
ton and Fort streets. The work was ‘
discontinued several weeks ago, and
the front was boarded up. but now
the plate glass windows of the stores
or the lower floor are, being put in.
After the election excitement is over
with, it is supposed that there will be.
a meeting or the East Norwalk fire
district, to bear the report of the com.
mittee which erected the new systems,
to decide upon the hours for the burn-
ing of the street lamps. and to dispose
of further details. fix a price for com-
mercial poWer, etc.
James Anderson is an oysterman by
profession, but yesterday he; indulged
in the pastime of ehcstnutting, and
had such luck that he gathered enough
to last all winter, it the nuts would
keep estable for that length of time.
in asmuch as they will not, and Jim is
generous. he gave away most of the
harvest to his friends.
, The members of the Dory Seciai
Club tendered a farewell reception,
last evening. at the club house ”in
Cove street. in honor of George Barnes,
one or the leading members of the cr—
i'alo, to take up his home with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Barnes.
The latter recently moved to that city
in hopes of benentting Mrs. Barncs’
health. ‘
We employ every possible method ,
Try ourwoxeellont service, when you ,
Winds angler cit-vii- 1
Mrs. Peter Burke, of Gregory Boole. I
The siding is being put on the new ,
W‘ A. .
calling
later.
We have appreciated the
not blame the people w
orders can afford to.
We shall continue to kee
have always kept, and you w
you to cbme as often an
afternoon.
morning, witb‘the exception
.l
282 East Avenue.
meeting make some arrangements
about improving conditions at. the Ben-
edict Farms bridge. This structure is
in tumble down shape, and it is but a
question of a short time before it will
be absolutely necessary to do some-
thing. it is now in prime condition for
accidents.
Mil-ts Ella Sherwood, a well known
East Norwulk young lady was given a
birthday surprise party, at. her home
on Fifth street Tuesday evening.
About twenty friends gathered and the
evening was spent in games and mu-
sic. The party broke up shortly after
midnight. wishing her many. happy
returns oi‘ the old day, but Miss Sher-
wood says she is glad birthdays only
collie once a year.
A pusaor through East
having heard so much about the un-
sanitary condition existing about the
Washington street bridge, took a look
for himself, this morning. lie found
that at practically every open space
along the bridge. he could see. a nun-
seating mass of sewerage matter uri-
dcr the buildings. it seems impossi.
ble to realize why the authorities al-
low such :1 condition to exist.
Robert G. Mitchell, city editor of
The Sentinel, who was nominated for
the office of town tax collector on the
Democratic ticket, last nightLhas a
large number of friends in East Nor-
wulk. and they confidently predict that
he will receive a big vote in this sec
lion oi‘ the town. Mr. Mitchell is thor-
oughly competent. and is experienced
in this work, having formerly been tax
collector of the city of South 'Norwalk.
Al Baker. a well known proteaslonul
entertainer it in New York, gave an
excellent pcl" 'llmnce, last evening, at
the East Avenue Methodist church,
for the benefit of the Young Men's As-
sociation. and under the latter‘s nus-
pices. The funds raised by this ven-
ture will be used in the work of the
Association during the fall and winter.
The young men will elect officers Fri-
day evening, and plan their campaign.
Hundreds of East Norwalk residents
were inconvenienced, last evening, on
account of the delivery of Evening
Sentinels in this section of the town
being delayed for more than two
hours. The delay, however, was un~
avoidable, and The Sentinel regrets
the occurrence us much as its pat-
rons. The trouble Was due to the fre-
quently breaking o! the "web" or roll
of paper from which The Sentinel is
printed.
The weary and iootsore travelers
in hard luck are not long in finding
out where there is a chance for shel—
tor for Villelll, as may be plainly seen
nightly‘at the Rescue Mission on the
Washington street bridge. Already
there are several applications nightly
for the shelter of the mission. it is
hoped that there will be Sufficient
contributions for hot water appliances
for a bath, together with a stove. oithe
proper type. 3
James W. Hawkes and Alfred
Kaske thought. the world had come to
an end, last. evening about 6:45, when
they collided on their bicycles in
Fourth street, near their homes. Each
was on his way home from work at
the time. They want headvon into
each other. and when they picked
themselves up, they found that the
front forks or Mr. llnwks‘ machine
were broken, but otherwise there was
that much damage.
Tile East Norwalk Republican Club
has not yet mapped out any special
plan of campaign for the coming few
There. is. every indication that it
would ..have been ,niiegrdellcnt, thing
to have haddh’e recent special town‘
A BIG DROP
nit
Falling Oil ill Value.
The prices we ask for our Gmcoriei
rs" Dani‘theihonest yulue 0! its best
thgt’gl-ocsry market sitords. Paying
less than we ask is getting quantity at
the expense of quality.
Our Dollcliiua Calico for one week ‘
.’ Only, our 80¢ gradation ........ 25¢
hetet“‘lossl0vsky
'8: Co..-
IN !
Is Usually Accommiéd by 'a‘
weeks, but every effort will be made to
get out a lull Republican majority.
The opening of the Republican head-
quarters ls set down for next Tuesday
evening. when there will probably be
:l number of addresses by local men,
in connection with a smoker. As yet.
the only furniture in the headquarters
at the Slauson building, Washington
street, consists of several chairs.
The Bridgeport Real Estate invest-
ment Company, which has begun op-
erations ~in Gregory Boulevard, is
pushing the work it has started in East
Norwullt. ’Preparations are being
made so begin the limit concrete block
cottage. The first work is the erec-
tion of the plant, in the center of the
property. in which the blocks are to
be made. The company intends to
have a permanent. plant here, but its
location will be changed after the
tWenly-three proposed cottages are tin-
.ished. ‘. ‘ ,
5 Pen thieves have not yet finished
gownsihe r respects to Enable” lg.
,James Dene. hlid some nice on p-
kins growing in his garden at the rear
0! his home on the corner“ dir‘First
street and, Cove avenue. but during
the past two or three days. the best of
it our u. no mourns.
those have disappeared. some of them
w w. mm... m
I PinnOuncem
. » ‘ V " .
‘ Beginning Monday. Oct. lull, we shall do a
heirs and stop calling for orders. Hy
ler prices and prompier deliveries.
do business with less capital, hav
less help and out doivu expenws
cries, because heretofore most of the morning has
“OOMOOOMWOOOMMM '
Norwalk. .
V ‘V
out W
1 . -. v i l
strictly cash busi-
im doing We can give you bet-
Bctier prices because we can
no bad debts, do business with
many ways. Prolnpler dellv~
been taken up in
in
for orders which of course could not go out until noon or
business that We have had. but. could
he were Willing to pay cash, for going to
cash stores that sell cheaper than any credit store who calls for
p the same high grade of goods we
iii find no better or
any store in town than you will here. -
Orders sent by telephone or children will receive
careful attention as though you came. yourself. However we want
you can because You will be sure 'to see
things you want that you would not think of at home.
, All orders received before nine o'clock a". ill. will be delivc
in time for dinner, orders received afle
Orders received after 4:
larger variety in
the same .
red
i' nine will not go olli until
110 p. in. will he d- vercd next
, Saturday.lu'llcil orders will bl --
cclvoll until eight o'clock inoihe'evenlng, L m
Come in and see what we have to offer.
*
H E. MEAD 8.. co,
East Norwalk, Conn.
in broad daylight. Night before last
Mr. Devine heard some one in his back
yard, and, togethefiwiib his young son,
be investigated. hey heard a busty
departure of tho‘ intruders, and‘discov-
cred that while some more of the
pumpkins were gone, the thieves had
left behind seine cigarette butts.
—-—Stop earache in two minutes,
toothache or pain oi! burn or scald in
five minutes, hoarseness. one hour.
muscle ache, two hours. sore throat
twelve hours—Dr. Thomas Eclectrio
Oil, monarch over pain,
Rfllillillli.
”—fi «Vt: _ .,‘
Ralph Fesire will mane incur llowa‘yq
ion avenue to Norwalk, hext Week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Cou‘rter art;
entertaining friends irom out of town.
l—larl-y Honing has finished laying a.
sewer on his irony-second street, prop-
u-ty. . 3 . a,
W. A. Cusllmau and William Huylor
am painting the H-013” residence.
East avenue. , . .- .
Charles Golder. wilo'some time ago
pnftered n paralytic stroke, remains in
about. the spine condition.
' Jack Frost nipped vegetation ‘pretiy
thoroughly. laat night, and it was so
told that ice formed-in many places.
Several Rowuyton gm.» ilnve DC“ll
asked to act ill the lill.l.e.~ls of z...
Norwalk Hospital for the coming
“hold-up? ‘ ‘.
Charles Klein‘s latest play, “The
Third Degree,“ will soon be blamed "in
rehearsal by Henry 8. ,Harris. The
company already engaged includes Ed-
mund Breeue. Mites llelen Ware and
Wallace Eddinger. . ..
John Hellman, Sr., is having a evi—
lar dug under his ice cream storeJ'n
Fortysecond street. .Wblie this is be-
lng done theaters, is a, ilqillg, close
to his residence, but wi i “it;- 'nnrn'l
back when the work is completed. The
addition. recently...bullt tennis. home
makes a big‘improvclncl‘lt. ' '
Boll-sill. “ laminate in [soup
Signature . . ,
nun loom
A number of men employed at,,Col-
lender's Point by John D. Crimlnips ..
have been laid 0d. They were.th
more expensive employees. and they.
were laid off because there wasuotu
ingior them to do. .. ..
Bert Jackson. whom the .lDarion
Republicans have nominated» r-dor
grand Juror, isa Springdsle man. who
lives over the line, and has. had
something of a record as a navigator
of privateyachts. The jOb,9,f.El_'allil
juror is worth something in Darien. '
Revival services will be .held in the ~
Noroton Heights Mission the-first ten
days of October. Rev. James “R. John-
son (Jimmy Johnson, oi Florence
Mission, New York), will open the
services and remain for four days. ,7'.‘
Meetings begin at 7530 p. in. All are
welcome and workers wanted.
A barn filled to the limit with grain .,
on the Eagan place in ,Darien. was 95;. ’
burned to the ground early yesterday
morning. despite the desperate ef- ~
forts of the department and neighbors
alike. The alarm was sent in about}
o'clock yesterday morning; bub before
the ;; fire department could. salute the
scene the flames had gained too lunch
headway to allow the feebleeflorts
at the fighting men to bare) echelons
It is estimated that the losses will
reach- a figure as. high 8.312.000. ‘I'he
cause of the coniiagra’tion is hot
known. - ‘ ‘ ’
. ——-‘-'~.'~—r:—--l.- me z~ ‘
ONLY coaa FOR ovspEivlilA. .
Mrs. Franklin Bush; at New Gristle,
Del.. says: “I sufllred for years With ‘ . .
dyspepsia, used t0~.hfilll9.. PL» istresa
and belching. . I‘ti‘ieii ' v75 yt ill! I
could hear ofpbut nothillg helped me-
until i took Brazilian Balmrand one 50
cent bottle cured me “c‘oil‘1’pletely.”~
For sale by .R. H.- Pia'iated. F.’ H.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. "
“Can .you .wmr-on' mi- ha'nds‘ or
i turn it somersauitvbrla cartwlreel, Miss
with?" naked Johnny. 0!: his, new W
nurse. wt, “W” t, z . . ‘ ,-
"Nc. dour," d the young wamad:‘.. .
with a sweet smile. “Why do you salt...‘
me? i can’t do anything like that.” r. ‘ '
”I‘m afraid you won't do. They toi
"wot," said Johnny With it 151813;.
me you were a trained nurse, . .
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