, Almonds m rm
m, 6:35.; late 5:38...‘
. tide remap. in. -
I
M hint in
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m _ AM
lioinm , Mrtment
solicit, ea Nerwaik
Inn'- nut duel
ity .lditot'a Residence
Associanon
our mavens President
‘ kglmVIeiiJ-Pfi-e‘si Sgt
'. , dorm 1'3me
‘0 ‘mg‘cutlve Committee
.0"! . swan
, smut; saws.
...-...
.. g . rim-infra: "Thales“ save.
temptiblc. Illegal traillc.
meat.
.‘ you A. M.. will
‘, ma [obi-nary 24. 1910.
cloak 'p. in. 'work. a. A. dear...
him Mucus cordially and in.
llt'tTiNlLJ'lLlnl'i-iona
can-e. ,
is and Manufacturers
. Secretary
uror
m a“... -._._.....
“.We are informed‘thatut is impos-
ililile to break upthe gable of policy
in this city—told from the “Inside."
however. with declaration of the pros-
ecuting authorities that they mean
. business and that it Is proposed to
exact jail sentences for convictions,
3 f there appear to be interesting times
ahead for those who have the hardl-
hood to attempt to conduct the con-
The “insidé” seems to be laboring
under the mistaken impression that
the game can be conducted so quietly
here that none except those directly
Interested will have knowledge of It.
«This Is a fallacy that requires no com-
The present attempt to revive
r..-
\‘ H ribune. , ,
Dr. Anna Show wants to be a police-
man. Better make her a special eon-
atable to wateh‘the suffraaottes.--New
‘ Haven Palladium.
. r4"
Try to be natural. even if you are a
fool; in which case you will be a nat.
ural fools-«New Bedford Times.
. W.“
The women are not agitating a boy.
cotton false hair. although this “cocoa.
sary of life" is going up in priceiw
tierkshire Eagle. a.
m .....
W”.
FATHER SHERIDAN! FUNERAL.
Impressive Rites of Roman chtboile
”Church In Naugatuek.
,NAUGATUCK. Feb. 24.-—With im-
pressive rites of the Roman Catholic
Church, the funeral services for Rev.
James O'Reilly Sheridan, late pastor
of St. Francis' Church, were held at
that edifice this morning. Long be
fore the hour not for tho services the
parishioners began to gather at the
church and when the solemn chanting
of the office of the dead begun at half
past ten, the building was filled with
those who came to pay tribute to the
dead priest. As the tones of the chant
died away there began the celebration
of the nonmetal mass of requiem.
with Biotin) Bevan. of Sofia old.
Mass. on ceiebrant. in comp lance
with a request made by Father Sherl-
dun a few days before his death, no
eulogy was pronounced. and the ab-
sence of flowers was also In accord-
aucc with his expressed wish. The
deacons of honor at the mass were:
Rev. William Rogers. of Hartford, and
Patrick Duggan. of 'l‘orrington. Rel".
Luke Fitzsimmona was deacon of the
tunes. and Rev. John Winters, of New
Britain, officiated as sub-deacon. The
tor of ceremonies—~Rev. J. fl. Murray.
Hartford. thurlfer. Rev. .l. W. Cunning-
ham, Westerly. R. l._ scolytca. Rev.
John Conlon, Morldcn. and Rev. .lolin
McCabe. New Milford.
During the services the body of Far
tlier Sheridan lay in state beforc the
altar, clad In the vestmcnta worn by
him In offering mass, and with the
chalice which he used clasped in his
hand.
Without rcspcct to creed. the com»
munity paid honor to tho clergyman
who had labored for twelve yours in
its midst. business being generally
suspended during the hours of the flitt-
cral. and in addition to the two him-
drcd and fifty priests and the entire
membership of the local Catholic soci-
ctlcs, at the church. there werc in at-
tendance also delegates from all chur-
‘ I ‘ ' ’ ~:-a:
= that he couldn‘t afford it.~—Providenee ‘ l." ‘
other oilicers of the mass were: Mus-i
i
the game here is a fair answer to the
argument of the ”inside." it Stain.
ford is willing to allow the game to
thrive in that city. that is Stamford‘u
business. But public sentiment in this
city is against it.
»-.-vflo‘effeetual was tbe=iast campaign
against the game in South Norwalit.
. nearly it year ago. that there hasn't
been any writing licrc In the mean-
time. up to a few days ago.
wwkawum. . m.
CAUSING INQUIRIES.
The way the officers In this cou~§
aresslonal district are being upper-'1
prloty to inquire who does the nomin-i
ating. anyway. There is a poiiulur
qnlry. that the pcoplc do.
don't. The nominations are generally
arranged In just such conferences as
them. though they are usually not
quite so obtrusive.—Waterbury Amer-
lean.
l
i
l
Q.-. _ . _. _
The Lake, Goodwin and various nth-l
or gubernatorial booms «cent to lic pit-l
tieatly slumberlng at the present mo
ment. Their ownci's. however, are
livelyfchaps und arc not likely to for-
liii. to awaken tlicni. ilimiilu. however.
are fragile propositions and it is dan-
gerous to allow them to sleep too long.
i
l
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W...— s.
. It In up to the Milwaukee brewers
to induce Ad. Wolguat to tell just how
much his home town brow helped him
to beat the sturdy liattllng Nelson
prlotlcliiy to a pulp.
”W.W. .
moi-iv To me POINT.
"(‘annoulmu must no!" is a vcry
forceful cry until doubters pop the
questions. “When?“ and "Whore?"~~
New flavon Tlnioiylaendgr.
”Q...
donator William Aldon timiih is unfr
‘ forth: from appendicitis. Well. iiir.
Imlth iii sufficiently prominent to be
in King Gustav's class and what‘s
m. he has his price to foot um lilil.
*flBi‘idltiport i’oiit.
. . .- Q...
~ Marcia will Wait until all nations
from England to Bonogsmbla. have
,Wrod Peary. before learning that
is has done something interconnect .,
widen Journal.
a...»
A lot of Yale graduates are working
farmer- and ranchmen. which ms
show that highly developed brain
a place in the modern farm life
are Medea there.-lirocitton’;fid
1.. , ,
an.»
’9‘.
. with a Japanese. The dc
,. _ (
muith's refusal to accept
hospitality at a wok-
clicii in the borough.
portuuity was given to view the body
and then accompanied by the societies.
the funeral procession
march to the
where the ceremony consisted
final abaolntion. and the chanting of
the Benedictine by the priests.
Rev. Father Finnegan, New
Rev.
bcheon, New Haven; Rev. Dr. Walter
Rhanley,
Walsh, l’lulnvlllc; llnv. Joseph
son. Waterbury; Rev. John (”orciiran.
New iiuvcn; Rev. John F. Imhy, Iloly
tlonod out in recent lLiil‘illOil)’ confer; (‘roas College, and Very ltcv. .ioacph
cocoa leads some stickiers for pro-i l". Butler. 8i. Baum-unwrap Course.
lCoylc. Windsor Locks; .lninca lioran.
, nanbury;
theory. expressed in this resentful in~i bury; Michael Kclly. Ponuouock:
liut they . W. J. Delaney, former Scnator William
'Kenbcdy. W. .l.
,crt (lloary all or Nmatuck.
«t
‘[ wife of a (intention In room. 1
At the conclusion of the mass. up
look
of
up its
interment.
of it
place
The honorary pallbearers were:
HaVcn:
James Smith, Norwich; ilev.
lohn Cooncy, .\icrldcu: ltcv. Michael
lfcv.
lianbury; Hour?
(“00‘
The active bearers were Dr. W. F.
John W. Gnlfncy. Wnicr-
lir.
Ncnry. Michael J,
lmraford, James E. Sweeney and Rob-
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HANFORD AND IROOKO IUGY.
cue——
Autmnobilc Dealer: Receive a Ship-
ment of Warmbetroit 30 Care.
llanford and Brooks. ilic sutGmobIlc
dealers, have just received the first
liner of their shipment of tcn Warren-
ilclroii ”30” automobiles and
ready to give dcmobatratlona with
them. These cars are at ihclr gnrapfl
til 4‘: North Main street, where thf‘y
have already been viowod by many
people who are (Enthusiastic in their
...nisc of them.
Iiunford and ilrooks looked over the
fluid vcry carefully and clinic to the
conclusion that In lilt‘ Wlirron-licirolt
"Ru" they found u very nno proposition
lliiil is bound in Interest the local pub-
lic. The car in of iiic four cylinder
typo. in inccliauically very fine. is it
liiiiiiliiiiiiif' cur and the price makes it
u sure il‘illflt‘l'. It Iii fully described
clsewlicrc In the flrni's advertisement
in today‘s Bcntinol. 'l‘bc hustling Ilriu
Which handles this car bcrc reports
tbc proapcclii for business this spring
an very bright. it In believed that
the your now just started will be one
of the moat prosperous in the history
of the industry.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNOID.
Auuonnrcuicui is inailc of the on
alignment of Miss filial-I in. Weston. of
Waterbury, and Lucian fl. Ives. oi
i’lainvilic. The wedding will lulu
place shortly after icastor. Minn Wes
ion iii well known In this city and ii
a grand-daughter of Mrs. (lbarlcu l’cu
liltigion.
um“.
ILIIT "OHM ORIIYO IACIIALI.
TIAM .
"0'1“ SPRINGS. Aria. Web. 2t.
during training by the advance col
any of major league baseball plays"
here any is pontoon a full week
Infants} after a so on cold mm
on a heavy fall of sleet. Then
"inbuilt titty major tensor: in caml
_ «than arriving.
*AIHIIT‘ sideways. vsooam
treason writs. no. sawnr
J. ft. flail who art-dated bore tbii
min; on a warrant issued in con
auction with the Math of Fret. .f. 1‘.
Villain at Kimmie, no. at the res
’ - of cementing attorney .
61H!
Roadster, 34 x 35
Demi-Tonneau “’““
with equipment specified in detail below. F. 0. B. Detroit
MOTOR—4" born: 4%" stroke; cylin-
ders cast en bloc: inlet and exhaust
manifolds separate; Integral steel
valves. all mechanically operated:
all valves on one side; 4 ring pis-
tons: dron forged connecting rods:
drop forged crank shaft with very
liberal plain adjusting hearings or
Parson’s White limos. held by caps
to the upper half of the crank casezz
aluminum crank case and oil pan:
three bearing cam shaft with cams
ground.“ size on the shaft: square
valve tappcta with screw adjust-
ments: try cooks for level of oil;
centrifugal water, pump; priming
cocks of neat design; ignition wire
supports of hard rubber; splash
lubrication; level kept constant by
dams and piston oil pump.
TRANSMISSION-WNW speeds foo
ward: one reverse; sliding gear so-
lectlve type: gears of special gear
steel all hardened; shafts of high on r-
bon steel accurately ground: sliding
gear shaft. with integrabkcyu: gears
absolutely interlocked; liberal benr-
ings of Parson's White lirasa; case
of aluminum.
CLUTCH'A Leather faced cone with
slip springs which Insure easy on-
gagement. aluminum cone mounted
with Parson's White llvasa bushing
on spindle of crank shaft; clutch
throw-out yoke of phosphor bronze of
liberal bearing surface working on
hardened steel; two universal joints
with hardened steel sibling blocks;
dmp forged. honbtrootod clutch to
transmission shaft.
STARTING GEAR Starling crnuk of
high carbon steel held In a vertical
position when not In ilsf‘; polished
brass grip.
STEERING GEAR ,. Irreversible:
worm and gear: polished brass col-
umn: iii" Mahogany rim; control of
carburetor and Ignition at the top
of wheel by lovers and i‘nlchcd quad-
runt.
REAR AXLE - Scinidionting type;
bevel .lrivcn; ratio RV. to i; formic
taken on casing of propeller shaft;
propeller shaft squared into Hpiccr
universal joint In icur of trunamls-
sion.
FRONT AXLE limp foracil "l" bcuin
ccnicr; I'mnf steer steering link
ovcr axis on right side. ,
WHEELBMJZ" wheels: Ni." spokes
front and rear.
TIRES :lilxlilg front and rear on
Roadster.
FRAMEG~Prcsncil sit-cl Ihmuglioui;
sub frame for motor and transmis-
sion; side burs dropped over rear
axle.
THE "WARREN-DETROIT" In stands
gear Straw color. striped to "lack.
cry way the "Warmn'lletroii"
for several hundred dollars morc.
coosisls of Volta High Tension Ma
with spring snap terminals
No. 42 North Main Street
lines of the ““‘arrcn-Ikilnilt" nrc dasitiuk. racy. lwlill‘llfdl. it is simult-
13‘ built and looks it. Finished in lioynl iiine. striped imlvory.
will Inviti- comparison with
buttons rend. i'al| and look them over. iiciuonsirzitipu. ,
DUAL IGNITION SYSTEM iNCLUDID on port of tlic r nlar equipment
glc Mahogany box coil on dash with highest grade kick switch: all wires
Only one act of spark plugs ulod~ same
system as used on cars costing from 83.000 up.
HANFORD 8: BROOKS
in. Tires, $1150
34 x 3 Lion; $1230
Tires.
SPRINaawl‘h" wide; from Iiii" semi-
olliptic; rear 45". iii. elliptic.
CONTROL—w Sliding gears by hand lev-
or at side; emergency brakes by
hand lover and ratchet quadrant at
side; service brakes by foot lever:
clutch by foot lever; ignition and .
carburetor by lovers at top of steer-
ing column: carburetor also by so-
celerator foot button.
BODY—Low. luxurious. divided seats,
with comfortable cushions and ele-
gant trimmings of the best blue
black pebble grained semi-bright
finished leather; white pyramid rub-
ber moulded mats. brass scuff plates.
FENDERB‘Inng and racy: pressed
steel step.
DUST PANwOne piece ennnielied
steel dust pan.l easily removable and -.
hold securely free from rattle.
HOOD—44mg and shapely; resting on
nnilnnttlc straps: brass hinge at. the
top; hinges on the side: louvers in
the sides; fasteners which absolute-
iy prevent rattle.
DASH ‘Bqnure Mahogany flush with
polished brnas bead! polished brass
lump brackets: polished aluminum
bonnet ledge.
iGNITION—Volts High Tension Mag-
neto: dual system with dry cclla;
single Mahogany box soil on dash
with highest grade kick switch; all
wires with spring snap terminals.
Only one out of spark plugs~nlwayn
ready; where there are two sets. the
idle sci acts Killlilllcd tip with car'
lion and deposits.
FUEL e-llarae gasolluc tank undcr
driver's scat; sediinoui cup and slmt~
off cock: Gould Iloatdccd carburetor.
extremely nest in, appearance. and
absolutely iolisblc. with single ad‘
jilhtlllfmt.
COLOR~~liody liaiii Iloyul Illuc otrlp~
cd In Ivory: rnnnlua pour straw.
striped In black; hood some color as
btxiy; lenders swelled lilack.
EQUIPMENT-wit" (as lamps in front
wllb gcnrrntor; aquurc oil lumps on
the dash: oil tall lamp: dccp toned
horn on the dash; complete set of
nails; tlrc repair kit; pump and
lack; dickcy seat and bus or thirty
gallon round gasolinr tank.
COOLINawl-zxtrs linsc cooling sur-
face; forge radilflr; id” all blade
fun. i‘cntrifugul pump.
TONNEAU Demlvionnoau on
ilro-s, 31230.
BODY CONSTRUCTION—AWN»! body;
incial nests. .
nuns,
rd from tires to spark plugs. 'l'hc
ltuuuiug
coders enamelch in iilack. in ov-
chrs acillliil
The car looks better than Ute speci-
i"
ancto dual system or b dry cells; sin-
South Norwalit
NOT GROWING COLDIR. i
During the lust icw years the uuppo
position that tho earth In growing t'nlri‘
or has received ii setback from the
discovery of radium in the earth‘s
rocks. If radium cxlntn iliroughoni
the interior of the globe in the same
quantities in which It appears In the
surface rocks lbcu such In the vol~
iipic of heat which it would render up.
that the earth ought to be umwinn'
hotter instead of colder. if. further-I
ibormorc. the earth were slightly in-
crcsslng in tcnlpcmlurc. tln- anionut
i
biosphere would become greater rather
than less. and as. at the some time.
the amount of water shut up in the
earth's rocks would also be forced
out in gi'naier quantities by increasing
heat it would not be lmaalblo to sup
pose that tho earlif’a surface was
becoming drier.
Therefore thc Iiippiiniilmi that
the earth has exhibited within historic
tints any general drying up or any
tendency to revert to a glacial epoch
has been regarded with more and
more suspicion. and the hypotheses
have been substituted that either the
apparent variations of climate are
local or also that they are the results
if some IMAIW of conditions. the
aliases; of which remain to be dis-
aimed.
in short. whatever test he applied.
it bilabial:- extremely hard to about
hot the climate of any portion of
‘he civilised world has appreciably
abound within historic snowboa-
lon Post.
MW.
"And is your milk pasteuriiiadi"
sired the prospective customer of the
laminae. "Ian.“ he replied. "ll!
W W”.
“a.
lam .pa‘aiuriu' the ms «or: Item
ilfithrilhielw its";
' friends. and has only consented to be
via the ucutiun much considera-
of rainfall precipitated from tho ill-5mm.I n
.7
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CONNOLLEY FOR SHERIFF.
Danbury Man to b. a Candidate for
Nomination.
DANIIUltY. I-‘cli. 2I.ml)aubury In to
have a strong candidate for the demo
crniic nomination for sheriff of Fair-
iicid county this fall In person of Pat-
rick ll. t‘niinollcy. the present chair-
man of the democratic town commit-
the of llanbury and member of the
aisle central committee from tho
tacitly-fourth mutatorlal district. Mr.
iioiinullcy. ii is said, has been put
forward for this nomination by his
a candidate for the nomination after
His friends in lianbiiry believe that.
he would be a litmus man for that
place on the democratic ticket and It
I. understood that already the propoiil~
lion to make him the nominee has
been favorably met by a number of
prominent democrats in the county.
Mr. (ioniiollcy has definitely announc-
ed to his friends and the local coup
mitten that he will stand for the nom~
ination. and the broiler was given coo-
alderation at til" meetingof the town
committee bold Tumour night. where
it met with enthusiastic approval.
M
Minnie PORTI. no MAN sonar.
0.
PORTLAND. Min. Feb. “uniforms.
tion has been resolved that (thorium
A. Bean. a prominent wholesale pro-
duce merchant of Portland. who dint»
neared January at) was seen last ann-
day afternoon In at. James‘ Church.
Gilliam. in Miss. any in Watson. ii
former Portland l who In em loved
in tho Newborry Library In . Isaac
and knows him. hr. baton. of liltin-
burst. an intimate friend. has been
notified to search” dean. Follow-
Ina dean's disappearance creditors
took chem fit his burial".
W‘ m
OMITINIM’AL HALL PINIMID.
WASHINGTON. I‘ll). Immunoa-
tai Hail. the new national from the
Donation of the American
tins. which has been oboe
yum bundles. was “tuned y
and the a cruel
i
m
Corsets
1 lot of Corsets in various standard makes. not
all sizes in this lot. but if you can find your size. you
can purchased a $1.00 Corset
As a Friday Special for 36c
Huck Towels
Extra large Full Bleached Huck Towels, with red
borders; sell usually for 15¢ each.
As a Friday Special. 7 Me each
Dress Ginghams
1 case best ruiiallty "Hates" Seersucker Ginglianis.
in a variety of’good styles; regularly 1255c yard.
As a Friday Special. 7 7-8c yard
ErIday LBW C
it
New for the great wind-up—th'e last Friday of thruary—a double bargain leader is the order
of the day. 'Tis the last Friday of the month land we. want to end it in a blaze of glory.
The Following ltelms Are Specially
Arranged for Tomorrow
Waists
Lot of very Sheer Lawn and Madras Walsts in
lingerie and tailored makes; not a Waist In the lot
worth lei-is than $1.00, some as high as 81.75.
As a Friday Special. 63c each
One lot of Waists, made of good quality Lawn, in
all sizes; this is our regular 50c Waist.
As a Friday Special. 29c
Tray Cloths
lleinstltelied and drawn work. regular
As a Friday Special. 10c
Peroxide
ill-ounce bottle best Peroxide, worth bile.
Friday. 15c
10c.
Sheets ‘
xiid Linen Finish
Sliccts, made with 3-inch
hem. extra good quality;
regular 30c value.
Asa Friday Special. 34c
Table
Damask
72'lll(‘.ll Full
Table Damask.
lab: 59c quality.
As a Friday Special.
340 yard
m,
la-
values.
llloaclicd
satin iin- models.
UNDER PRICE (il’PORTUNiTlES
Women's Coats
Figures talk but they cannot tell the whole
story: you must see what they represent. in
oimlliy and style to fully appreciate their
A small lot of Women‘s 30-inch (fonts. madc
of good quality Scotch Tweed, perfect lilting
These Cents have been sold at “0.00.
As a «Friday Special. $4.79
Couch
Covers
Seventy‘flve Couch Cov-
ers in stripes. all new pat-
terns; worth $1.25.
As a Friday Special, 7%
Window
‘ Shades
Opaque Shades. all col-
ors. fringed; regularly-
sold at 2.3c.
As a Friday Special,
. 19¢ each
Hosiery
liicn's i‘olort‘d ilose, :ill of our
Friday. We pair
lAidics‘ Colored. Titus and lllack limbroidcml
ilosc. regular ride quality.
Friday. 390
for stout womcu;
Friday. We
,,.
..u- vnlucs.
Ladleti' outalsc. regular 25c
quality.
Nainsook
till-Inch \cry tinc and sheer quality. in lengths of
12 yards Inot splitl. regular $1.50.
As a Friday Special. 99c
Embroidery
Widt- i‘ornet i‘ovcr Embroidery. regular pricc 25c.
yard.
Friday, 190 yard
Apron Ginghams
1000 yards “Amoskcug” Apron Gingham.
made; worth tic yurd.
As a Friday Special, 5 7-8c yard
Toilet Articles
\i‘tltlillll‘itY'S FACIAL SOAP, regularly 356. at. .17c
liil. LYONS' TOOTH POWDER. regularly 25c. at.i7e
COItYl.Ul‘SlS TALCUM POWDER, regularly 150.
at ........................................ 12V20
Small Wares
FANCY MULLED WEHIIING. l‘cgtilltl' price lllt‘
bust
”WA
yard. at .................................. 9c yd.
25c s'l'nrzl. scissons. all sizcs. ai.. ......... 17:
No. 120 BLACK TAFFETA itilnimv. ul.r...12!/zc yd.
li-ynrd MFJItCEltlZEl) censor muons. at ...... 9c
ioc card or: LONG HOOKS AND EYES, at ....... 7c
the nomclutln PINS. at .................. .9c 60:.
eraeoiua TH! PARTING GUEST.
On our rciurn voyage there was-«-
there always Iii. you know-ma woman
whom every one was talking about.
says it writer an an exchange.
She was flirting audaclonsiy. right
and loft. and several illitt‘ii a day she
astonished us by almost-lag in sown;
ha
Marshall's
iI «~"dldn‘l ou know-1'm bringlu
a1 7 if it can
him home with rue?"
of fault" (m VIV‘d iillfll. Bhl‘ Moiio‘mn'l an‘mon (wOrld.S
singled too out for special attention. . boat). 14m can ,,,,,,._.,..,13.. “(imag‘i‘l’f’lf’firflfilf’ifill:in“:
and you can conjecture nit" n'atonttgi- Mogmatil smiltzl'i‘non” overturn“ Ruby brand lobster, 1‘ lb some“
meat when. 1"“ before do“ "3' s o Motiowan‘s salmon (world's Ruby iii-anti lobster. l lb. can..45o
"m“ 0‘“ "l "”0"" “1‘“- basil. 1 is. flat. .......23¢ Le Marchand Sardines. largo
"Why didn‘t you know?" she suited izroacent bottled Sardines. amine
ii lppotod- tier ng.
...l‘....
sonable Goods
to Eat During the Lenten Season
Royal brand Crab Meats. can. .1“
Pickert's Housed Mackerel. comm
can . .......
imported Sardines ..........
its 10. 16. ll. 20, 2b can
Olllqlllsslae
"bringing him i"
vaaviaeli caaauaalsurraa. pound «a
' “Yes. I'll! hmlialifl"*—Ieeinfl my an
installment. "ile'a below AAAAA in the hold.”
pointing downward with her unulovod
initialed finger:
New Yo
lord's one”
i
complainant rim WINIO and mucosa in Loy! Prion.
we Chem. loam. Pineapple. owl
vacuum lmporiai and iteausiort
é
nonunion. Allot-
been.
W
"So she sued him for breach of
promise?" "You.“ answered Miini
cayenne. "I‘m afraid the sect-loin
anion spirit to becoming very general.
People don‘t seem willing to wait for
A,
{atom
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