11 ‘otore hi the moi-id
‘ “merchant-sold II ..
1.11u1lstvuiewyeu1rsago, under the present ownership, you may remember 1that the Piano Store
‘ ‘ ‘ $0¢upiod most oi the ”Fifth floor, Furniture the entire Fourth floor, Carpets, Upholstery Goods and
11II+BoIdtlihg the Third floor, and China and Housewares the Basement
I ONLY TWO FLOORS were used for the Women’s and Men’ s Apparel. Dry Goodi,1
‘ “W17 30031! ind Fancy Goods, WHICH NOW OCCUPY ALL OF THE OLD BUILDING
. Auntil's MAIN mobs on IIIE NEW Ivrtomc. I I
. _1 Into the New Building, when Iompl‘e'ted, were Iémo‘ved the slacks from the Basement,
. 1 Third Foiittb and11lIl‘ll1th floor-s10! the Old Building (excepting the Toys),‘ and the Men’ s and Boys’ I
‘I 'Glbtlung,~'Furnishings, Shoes, Underweax, Stockings, Hats and Gloves that were on the Main and 1
‘ second ‘floors were moved to the New 3111141“... . ‘-
lusrve Still-elim-
‘ II «And 1th Infinitely this rgade‘hstmgnt has added to the comfort arid convenience of shopping, .
only Women lathibrtr Swiih" the slow; ahamalrer’s‘» can realize. l1-
Fitst,; the ohuhge made necessary, as it made possible, the vast {increase of stocks of every
sort .rlpncntlln’h2 to womenh so that «today there are no such -assortmo‘nts anywhere else as you will
1 ‘Itihdsst-thnainuiter’s, because no other store, exclusiVel‘y devoted to Women’s Goods, is large
.‘1‘; enoughdo coritain 'vvbat' Is hgre. 1 .
I1Th1e1 usulil dress goods store offers only aim aislhs, pooI light, crowded counters 1und.
. *1 1 1 111i1 “‘iu 1 ‘1
1 ‘ 1:11pm his gteht store, It Broadway and Tenth Street, it ma Ithe11largest {I
£1th 1‘ protrldud nbbnhunt space for all the Various kinds of goods the great
. all guns
.1,
l.
’Retlfill Sloop: n5
for DRE )5 GOODS
Inuoh confusion, while the shopper' ta bumped or jostie‘d 1‘
by passers-by. I‘This is always most disconcerting to the
woman who' rs mating the very important decision as to-
what tissue she shall 'take to‘ make an elegant gown. l“
Our first deterrnination, when the increased space
LIA
1 honor of being AMERICA'S L.
1
[undis'turbed DEW GOODS STORE that uhlitnite‘d facilities could suplol'y.
‘ 11 So we took tiles; iabtlos away from the hurry- and jostle of the Main floor. and plac1ed them
a floor above under the1‘ bright windms of Tenth Street and along all the Broadway front—devoting
, half the entire hoot-Io Dress Geods and Silks.
1 II A. T Stewart In New York and John Wanamulrer in Philadelphia barge in turn held the
KRGEST RETAIL IMPORTERS 0F LINENS. Twelve years ago “"1
“was ayullable, was to provide the most roomy, comfortable,
this Fall the heritage of both homhined in the one name.
EXHIBIT
An Exhaustive '
of Pure-max LINEN-S
and the Wansrnaker imports grew vsster as the outlet
in The importance of these great Linen stochs was ‘1 1. .
counted sécohd only to the dress goods» and siihsfiwhen ‘
v1.
is none; the whole country another stock so, generously provided, or a store where the fine and
. stapleulinens, I‘most Wanted' an 1the homes, are so exhaustively shown .
And every yard of Linen Sold here Is PURE-’FLAX In every thread.
The distinctive characteI, the universal originality of Wahamaker fashions in WOthN’ S
the space apportiohments were made. That is why there 1 1
. 1.1. .
and‘ Millinery
The Touch of ‘Paris
.5 1 Direct and Constant in
dedmdkér Costumes
DRESSES and MILLINEEY lire direct results of being
daily' In closest touch with the great originntm's of style . '
in Paris, through OUR RESIDENT EXPERTS in the" f .
French Capital. The actual garments are p’uroituséd 1
and ferwarded to us, as quickly as they appehrnbroad. »
Letters. by every steamer, bring us elaborate descriptions
9
‘ allude exclusively {or Wanamaker s by best American Manufacturers.
Ion Ins of sudden stzyle hhan‘ges.
New York City as 1 1
of things seen, and the new garments are immediately 1
Even the cable is tised to
John WANAMAKER
11Forme‘rly
111*.A T. Stewart 6- Co.
I I‘ Broadway. Fourth Avenue,
Eighth lo Tenn-sneer . .; 1
gas; how this: when the great
‘-‘:d_trl>los trains run into New
horn. of men to protect 1W!“-
lynch he left, the telephone
patties did not; pay a tax of three
* a they do now It is Inn- to‘ ad'-
»~ll:you loaned to the majority to
fill the your burdens, Why did
lip state. great in modulaoturlng; nnd
outpost in the census Teports‘ offer“
.I bicction tothe inequality 2of? tox-
hhtivo Low. Not a soul Wspoke n
‘3 however (It “the bill ‘exe‘éist
Whive bow and Muenster Doual-
31151: Air to reducing titres. the mea-
ltime before the legislature six
lng‘s were more, shall and
‘ dilemma «stimulant humus
”helium the lnlilih ’ do ~61
: gnutl Iweh'out: mouthing-
nos
their} sill-rendo
_ out will
Ii
" aupporti; tbe‘ candldhitos
‘Wh‘lhttttos Messrs MhMah’o‘n
IIiIttb‘bbl I to whom ablllt‘y arid-3
WW1“ “lilt1t9r6‘1‘wns Iro-
native how put the prom!
“Inflation rotor-was lnihlsmsual
‘64th Governor KGBlBl‘fIBfl: of! his?
he place?‘ Did any one or them» ‘
Yer call attention to the fact that
“ m,‘jllr‘ll II .
rotates tho stomvwasm brow;
tb‘cI ‘ored ivus due to public .
f‘FbI-ad ‘been aroused. -
l‘hihl iorh‘ar‘ks by uhglriglh-l‘d I
Muslim two yearn 'MO
.\1
ed
“ho had come before themlad‘ll'llfltm
certdin principles and measures. The!
. pierotimos urlug the legillnflvo ass.
slon when he tell; discouraged when
going from committee to comnhttee‘
shaking for favorable action on Imeas
sures be favored. being» promised In.
viii-able action only to be disappoint.
nominated had said recently that it;
he had made any mistakes in last sent
sion he would try and rectify their}
to sent. there again. He had not reeom:
it mended a single measure in the inter-at
ehsiq1“
11ein‘i‘g‘ blur the
relight ‘h‘p hit the local
“unsung
'IIad thu
fork Tribune had ‘g'flién
‘or tbobl
“\er Quinta-rd. who as tin ‘the coin
1nlttee on cities‘o‘d boob 1,153on. to his!
slat“ in getting the Bill through. ‘ltbut‘re‘
I‘elved no reply.“ No- food It
'leglslnture records to prove ‘dt‘ls ’oob
.eution, the bill being "No. 664 Noble»
fits colleague. who had been re“
r
1111
Ill
muted Ito Hulth :by Vinoi
911‘“! um ‘i‘tm 1
y‘ilnlla’tfngthelr shook Not-*‘litllyh - »I . . .
hat but they extended the bhbkl‘r-lg . '1'
rle‘gnllzlng their water "as {seem-it ‘- . 1 I
o that if you httoclréd thorn? you: ’
whinging the savings 0! the poor-
New thany‘ people in the town !‘
I thought the reduction inl go‘s
no alone Ito the efforts of flops-ear "
it .
Wu and hm now te‘slth'g seam-In
ml " new Gunnlnnnam Ether nap-
M 1 Might; not a poi-out medlclnoQbutA
will ll
slit 1 {this ‘16! com; livers, combined with
$5101!“ In subsequent logistn- '
I'
himtlhnmomahe‘s Itch, red blood
"in Whimsical Whack-.1 Win01 Atrium
hiked to «V1. Vino! on our otter to To.
and tflh‘ ilhtl hill! lit-folio? ho I‘Wo sut-
Mom I 1. . .. 1°."
‘L‘W‘l‘lfl’m
9m"
gené 1 doblllly, Ilsa odi-
Nor-walk harbor and the shores adja-
two Ibottlea I regained my rod land line.
:to Weston}; to not. it.
Jatflesi‘l‘fi Hubbéll,‘ the" ‘
reviewed his linoleum compiled. a
Olltircb,- Kingston N. C.
niposod o! the medicinal
misfit-visa iid d isflve‘r ton
.jptI-eb'oéd Li
his iron and wine. thol creates
rty appetite; then up the- basalts
‘li‘ol‘ the “when, were wrauu‘vlssnator Dohova‘n HAND In
muss unusual! as
ll Ish‘hadmd yes the. ..
‘ns, .co'lds and bronchitis
mulled.- ‘
phi-sons hit me vicinity tare
duet-people. I- "They «did IIr‘o‘It
I‘Sédalor Bfi‘uobhn‘ died“ 11101;1
MIME 'hg the tattoos in favor
somethln
ll'ed‘ohn- ‘1ll1‘ or:
his enuilldttliy '1' he
‘ « ‘Wihhbhtlliglhlfiflh NEW
‘ wilt-11H woawltLK.
was»doubled., . . i
II, - . -. I r .«1
......
1.113111% of ills copie‘j‘br tbe‘i‘own, millionth; .
hood the Credit for ever-II" 1.
{Ida ’blll ‘tiassed its , 1
pagers hull
ook thorn ‘to Harbor-q ‘to lstrlbnte'
be1‘hiéiltbets. Till!“ Smbe'hsi
too thin nunou‘gh be‘1-N91‘Wf
‘Mr: 1wa "huh modulate:
dmslie‘ 1‘-
1rontatl1ve Low“ 8. ‘bill to Wduee the
mice ‘OI‘gas ln ‘Norwblk. " It xbad heart
would ‘lenat membr- mandolin could dd
iuotblhg,‘ and ‘road from their-Idem. or
*hocsenttte‘ Mil No.11llotaxlhgrte1et
phoneroompamos. Wheroby the souls!
bad weeklttodtsms coolaquuonal' taxes:
humanly bilbl-Roprosennatiw Quinton].-
fhad- soouiied ‘wsfis House Bill .I.No cos.
1.:I'Ipt'ohibltlug the catching of Smelt in
cent: tantrum“ With metamod my‘wlth’h‘
It they wanna I; mean
otthme’lt now Ibeyv‘lWonlcl have In or
1t-opétt1ite1r,1
colnbdt‘dditbb abilities or tus carrot
down“ 61' lbs“ We titties. Ill-you. Willi
till 9, or" '-
«péiimls's tbiili‘ ills, ‘dfld‘
libero who shoidohbt’lbut tutti; owunih‘1
his the people’ 3 rripu‘d fir'elhotb‘d‘ I‘I‘Hé‘
reviewed the work of ‘thgeshntatlvg
on shows ‘boylli‘ulng Wnsu- councilman
v ‘ln Wallilh‘3 ltlgillla‘blii‘el‘lhm‘lo »to‘
aim1I‘J £1?
urea he llblti’ntodl'flll‘d‘ it‘lll’tiduwd; 13w
1pl‘ogi'efll
“figufifihfi Allie well healthy ”howl?“ '
1-1PmoasI....I .
_ ,_ ;. a younger milnlhe .Idprosohtedlanotu - ell
nth in tho tnlnoluy.
its is callus a 19191 wlr‘o on alcohol»
day its wail ‘d ropru'sout them to the
best or his ability. The voters were
the l?§lelsttiro,1
‘ ‘ tdtlilh‘x tum-o to man than to parties. .
I and the day of paItyI yaltv. I! in the
wrong. was dlsabpsa‘r as.
John F. McMahon shade the plenum
1th tests. lie review/ell the issues or
mphlitn Vitamin labial“ albnhpolnt
1Fr1om ‘wliut be brill 1obsht1vod the bust
ten years, there was emne vtltletmon
I about the owner's lp oi the. American
1.Iilag The ring at u lot llbblttlhi dilation
and equality. bu they] great dor'pora
I'tlous were publicly motioned 0f select~
lug our gonorumt‘u‘tt, and only a few
weeks ago White hochfléd of selecting
ludgou of tho Sum-onto court. In tblu1
state the etlrporutloud wore ucousud of‘
. owning our‘ stilts hovhminout He had;
been attending be logs of the logls
latures the past six yea‘l‘s urging for»
legislation favorable to our town. Ho
bud‘ appeared there shun-u] times In
behult‘ of the five cent force. and who
very suspicious atItoIr the} railroad com»
pa‘riy was turned“ tli‘rbllgb public: scutt-
Input to s‘rnut- these concessions, that
they werylellveIrod t‘ht-oupliI Rom-Insert
tntlve Q utnrd 'l‘bo sire matum-eu
were indeed airsplclous. iu‘lor Dou-
ovnu had done more than (my burn in
tito‘COnncotlout legislature had ‘tor
yours in preventing» bud Iloglslutulo.
l‘he Bridgeport papers had called him
"l‘be Watchdog or the Legislature. " 1
_ Three cheers were given for tub
tandldateh; sandwiches and other re-
resbumuts wet-t1. served, told a semi
session Was continued till trout- mld-
tight. The candidates pitch expressed
. ‘homselvep as highly grdtlflop as the
interest u'ud o‘nthuslatm Ib‘mvn by
hose in Attendance,
W
PiLE‘B when m P “To 14 oavs.
PAED OLN NEM‘I is guaranteed to
lire any case of Itching. l.,lllud Blood
1. mg or l’robudlug Piles in 6 to .14 days
)r‘money refunded. 500:. I
“W“
CAN‘T 8N1“ 0N CERE-
Trains to be Freon Fr1011m Tbls' Nuts-11
Ianoe. » .
r‘ The New yarn. New Haven and
button] I1-a1IIIli-oud is elm-lying out its
Ii‘art- in the flight tihulnslI tuberculosis;
lild within the peso row days signs
Invo been placed in its‘ curs. calling
I stgeutlon to the fact. that (ruining is.
lumrerous tor the public health. . I
1A boiler; to the h‘l'fc‘ct‘ ‘tlut‘t spitting
you to be prohibited in its ours was
tro‘mulgntod some Itt‘me unto. but ut
but time no attempt lvus made to prio
ublt expectorntlon in the smoluug
aura, but now it will .bo prohibited in
in the coaches
The o'ou‘tlucwro kind brukdiuon me
- ‘Iltllbtl lupon to column the regulatiom
llld they are in u lollandal‘y us to what
‘0‘1tl0.
The mud bun not provided euspldors .
uhd they or «I wonder 1m, what the gen-
tlcmuu will 'do‘v‘vho bus at sumll bulo of
Are the
to curry
1lol‘llleuiil.‘ thrlml" of. hrs taco
options a! Abo- road expected
‘t‘zelr cuspldnmwbh Ilium crust the
u. roman wulbb the (matter, uud DU
. tub" with the chspldot ill. the buy
Iholog 'ol iuomott‘t.“
1 I ”l
and hill" .
‘ was destroyed. at u loss of $1431.
loose chewing" atmvnd nwny lip the;
‘ Ismrww
Stops Itching
Skin Troubles, Aggravhted by HG?
Weather, «Gui kly Outed;
new skin remedy. will stop the tor-
turous‘ itching utteridlng oczomu with
Ill-It upplluutl on and brim; lintuodlute
relief and comfort to sut‘t’otors from
all skin tioul‘ihas‘wull'lt urc‘ hardwood
by hot weather its merit will be in-
stnntly llDDlGQllle 0n the tendor filth!
of chafing llll’ilflu‘lt noblam‘ WW he ‘lllllltl
with soothing and beneficial pffocls
it is applied ontor-nuliy. and its remark-
able healing? powers begin 14inch- w1ou‘k
at once ‘» ‘I‘
All skin distentié. lucldulug echelon,
acno'. herbal), rush, letter-I, etc. yield
readily to its remarkable oiimtlve prop-
(él'llOflrI Occasional applications or post
lum, lit .Hsm‘all ‘quuntltlos. will quickly
:1:an ‘plmples.I Ibtvos, blackheads,
b niches; n’ud will idllevo‘ {1nd cure‘ltch
lug feet, sculy scalp. humans, etc. A
specIul till-cont package has been adopt
ed i'dr those. Who use poslunl ‘101 those
minor troubles This. as well Ins the
regular tWO-1dollut jut-.11; on Rule lit
The Cllll’ord Pharmacy. Edw W Kcl
Icy, .‘lr.’ s nud olI-lrei loading drug slows
in South Norwalk .
IAu cxpolimontnl supply 0! poslum
may be obtained ftqu of change. by
writing to the Emergency Luborntbrle‘s',
82 west ’l‘weuty- tl1lth Street, New York
City. . ..
LOCOMOTIVES‘ CAUSE FIRE8.1
'l‘wo tires which are alleged to have
been caused by a passing locomotive
on the Berkshire“ division of the New
York. New Hiivon and Hartford Rail
road Company, near- Newtowui, on AD-
I” 26, of mu: year, have. resulted in
lawsuits. Ono piaiutit! is Gather-lull
llouovuu. who alleges that timberland
oi' hers was burned. outialng a loss of
$180, Ipud that 143 rods of rail legion
be
:1 its 1450 damages. The other pinin-
l‘,lf Wilbec‘ ‘luud udiout‘ns that. of Mrs
“Donovan in Mill y A. Cnvnuaugb, Who
says 85 notes or hot luud was bur‘uod
ut blues of $3 5,0 und that 100 rods oi
wire foucc wus destroyed, It a loss ‘of
$i00. She also seeks damages of $450;
The suits are returnable to lb‘o No-
lumber 1mm of the civil com-t of com-
.mou pleas.
‘AN‘ ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
Announcement is rustle ot‘ the. ‘ou-
gu‘gmuout of Miss Florence May ROW
lhud, of Westport to‘ Elbert N. Sippor-
11'1111111 or West avenue south Nor
wn ( .,
W
OLD1101FFEND1ER8’ lN COURT.
Michael LIuby Wn‘s arrested last
evening. on charges of druukoncss.
breach or the pence. rind vugruu‘éy. by
omIoeis Smith and (luftuc‘y “He Is
an 'olrl offkgridcr and usually goes to
jail utter evvlv vislt. to south Norwullt.
Percy strange, ‘ugt-d 28 um! .ldlm
ng d 18 years more arrested
with and Tomlin) 'l‘hoy
1 u-‘itb puullnudilug. 'I‘ltclr
cou’tlhued until 2 o‘clock
Micah.
(51'
use (that
cases
, PM: 'l‘I‘llI‘
‘11\-_1/[‘Hll
..sout’H 11 ‘
muwnlh . 11
court
‘ 'IBertha'Coopor 11f 1
. ’. Tbe‘Muy lrw11111
of Vaudeville1
‘1 r
I
With Everything
:mr‘ect From New»Yorlr1'clt1y.
Miss Stella ‘ Scheruer
hats linen relengageo to sing1 the mun.
traded cbmo.‘ . ll
Minutes. 2‘: 15 .6c and toe
Evhning, '8: 110 10c and 20¢
HOYT’S THEATRE
“*1??— I
ems WEEK coupeueme Mon.”
DAY, hov.‘ 2.
The World's Fam'hu'o Mouleiin, ‘-lllu
klohls‘t, Telephthlit‘ bud
Wholleriiloi'lier.
The Gre’ht Allhlu
who will bake it fragrance hens
tor Ina solid wee commencing,
the phovo' Iu‘atIe.‘ .I éétnsr‘ :wr’t his
cinpany of argue? IssIVaudevil‘
,. .111“ Its, including anon
ar‘d whys.
dries (30.: Mills
1 “Man Denoting
r
a
l‘o‘glst. and othea- We -I Iowa's i's
Spiritudus .
. tier. atlas Water
‘I .‘1 October, A. D.1
0963) will)! for 11111091159 1f.1q sells
'z‘nitoxloatlns- I2Llci'idrssi
or. blue Wine and Clu-
treet,~ 'Tov‘m of Nor:
w.aik My‘plsce or, blistnes§=is no
Ale, Luger
‘ ‘1» located Within 200 feet: ins divestiture »
~ ‘. or a Church Edlilce, Paroeblal School
or Public School house. 011 the premises .
pertaining thereto. or any Post. Office 1, I .
Public Library or Cemetery . ”
Dhtod st Norm-33h. this am day o:
M.» .A READY
Ready for such license Ind we do
severally certify each for himself that
situated in sold Town of NOEWMR‘, and
that we have not endorsed the applies.»
tion of any other person for a» license
October, A. [1.19.08
are, as defined by law. of the Town ot‘
Norwalk, and that they have signed
no other application.
October, A. D.. 1908.
‘ ” '“l's‘V‘ HERBERWR. 1SMITH.--
I123 30 . » --I'l.‘own Clerk. l
1 Moon «ism rehash
mummy, Oht ‘so.—.—I- “3le
..tu.
adj djutant enemi’o- department. H'e
"When it Is kbbWu that poalum. the
Applicant .
1We, the undersigned. electors sum
‘ ’ mxpfll'firS. as defined by l‘hw. of the ; 1
Town of Norwalk, hereby endorse the ‘
application of the above named M. A. ‘
we are taxpayers owning real astute “
1 to sell spirituous» rind intoxicating 111-1 .
quot-s during the ensuing license year
Dated at Nor-Ivaik, this 22d day of ;
Edward E Mead F. n Oolemhh. '
Job: H. Yost, W. Farrell James Kin- .
nu . 3
‘ I hereby certify that the Above ham
“ ed donor-hers are elector s. and toxpuy—
Dated at qusk thlIs sad day or I1f
«LINGOILN Roosruo. In ottper- Lnnbnns ondinavymnd stilet-
or- orlfdbt‘ic twang. “
1 ‘w it
,1 ll; ”WW melanoma .1 Bridgeport Advenlmyt
e D. M Read Co.
Wt! 1118517..
Black ICOttou “Dress ‘ Fabrics
for housegowns and separt‘rtc White.
'lhcrc is shill shown in this age as right-(ls 'tlte dyeing
and weavingr of cottons, and in black cllpédia‘l‘ly there' 15?!
pcrfcrtiou of color that is rcmar‘kali‘les .‘Wo‘meu Who What
it great satisfaction.
This season“ a new designs in tucrocrized cottons
umurniug are now using the black obttohs vol-1y lhrgclv and
MC
now being shown as well as other weaves in cottou‘and silk.
1 Black Cotton Pongee,
Black Cotton So‘isette,
sBlaék 1 Cotton Bahama.
Black Cottdn‘Cl-tevémoll, .
‘Black CpttonPoplin,
Bisclo O‘Otton‘Benghline,
Black ISilksfinished Beltgaline,
“Black‘SiikJfinished‘lEolierine.
glad: Satin-striped Poplin,
Black Ba‘flz‘ai Silk, 1
These all at ti 16 Wash Goods Section.
c-5c.
-z5c.
35c.
45c. ‘
also.
.359 ..
“illic-
"Soc.
‘3th-
J1 115°C-
A fine showing
hi. (it) Ruffled Muslin Gurtsins for 80 his
We do not remember recording a sale like this
"1 he
L urtnins .ire cith’et figured or" plztip white muslin and daimily
ruffled, just what the majority of people like I-im bedroom
11180.
be seen in the Basement Furnishing Store.
Special at 80. (its a «pair
Third HoOI.
Garment Hangers.
A very complete stock of these. cam
There are var-
ious sly lcs including some that fold into small compass, and
these are com enient for n trax eler' 5 use.
. 51
Prices from go up.
1lil’i11'
Do not forget «about the Special Silk Petticoats at $5.35.
Black and colors
colder weather. ‘We 1 1 *p
WEATHER GARMENTS.
Prices.
These
I61- 1i'1i
tlon oi Majpr bouts it. Ghenell, Flint
,mo, Coronary cavemen Foht board, to
‘ be retired, has been ammo the
uwlilWIlreMsd or Matte roots with alcohols to. be: will“ ‘10“ at 9 Tillman.
the Mir d! tiblohel‘ from October 24..-I1thla1 evening".
UNDERWEAR
For Ladies and Children, for Men and Boys, at Popular .1
KNIT SWEATERS
1 g arments are deservedly. Ipoplilor, and we are show- 1
ing the LA EST STYLES at ATTRACT
‘FLANNEDETTE
‘1JKI‘MouAs ,....I...
Gowns I.
SKIRTS .:.:. ..
HOSIERY
Always a large variety Ia'n1 RIGHT VALUES.
.........
rimmed;
ears. .‘ ‘I‘VF
.11. Is. undo-p1 . I
. . ..... see, 7156: arid $1260»
.. ...... I-.1 ......
vs: muons.-
also to $2.160
....... 3....
. . 2151c manna
....-
_»a-
“was
8A1 Ir Wino ‘l‘h
o‘siz‘ea.
ad (£th
.1‘1‘11 want to see paw " . . I I ‘1 Ids
‘ " purcun’t. child: “he is jbusv.” hr to lnner~‘rh cells? “via.
'1'1Wbat’s he 3011122111111 No whet: 31'9“ has for Iain-rest ‘
" Inmttn ptoruptuhoeoc. , ..l‘m ‘
ill Emir malady” 1e Whit boond-
. ere ,rvlllput up whoa-1mg ...
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