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' vSA'i‘tiitDA-‘iiiihlmlii tic, time
a .
if you have cultivated a taste for
'xood pure, Candy,
‘ OUR HOME MADE SWEETS
will certainly tickle your palate.
ways fresh and enticing. .
F. A. LANE
Tel. 409. 51 Waahlngton 8t.
-_ Bill NEWS"
EVENING BENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
92-2—Newa Department
Dz-a—Buelneu Department
44-2-Branch Office. Net-walk
890 ~Edltor’e Realdence
729-5—clty Editor'e Residence
waa'fimn FORECAST.
lt‘or Norwnlk and-vicinity: Rain to-
nlglit; Sunday rain. followed by clear-
ing and colder. The western distnrlr
once has developed into a long trough
of low pressure extending. from Michi-
gan southward to Louisiana. it is pro-
ducing cloudy and uncertain we' er.
with occasional rains in all sections
east or the Minslssippi river. The lent.
peralnres are low between the Missis-
sippi river and the Rocky mountains.
Freezing temperatures cxtcntl liHvI'lil‘
south as Amarillo. Texas. The tem-
peratures are high in the central and
etistcl'n sections.
Al-
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'l‘cmpernliirez‘ how. 42; high. 551.
t‘lear.
Nicholas Martin was canvassing for
the street lights this morning.
leorae lirown, of (.‘tinnon Station.
was a visitor in Norwalk today.
("ongrcsiunan It}. .1. Hill is stopping
at the Norwullt ilotcl. llc lil‘i‘h'i‘d
last evening.
The Junior l’llllntlien class of the
South Norwnlk ill. It]. Church will meet
toliiorl'ow at noon.
.lohn liytin has resigned his position
in llanlts' stables to take a position
\\ it h Perley Stiirges. .
«(fold dollars at Bilc are no better
bargains than Norwalk l’nrk lots at
$250. Sec ad. on page 5.
Seth and Moses ilreuory, of New
Canaan. are visiting their aunt and
uncle. Mr. and Mrs. M. ii tiloi'cr. for
it few days.
l~2arle (lodi‘rcy taught a scion pound
shad yesterday while fishing under the
town bride..- in the Noriinlli rircr in
the race liclow the dam.
l-‘I'cdcrit-li Scudder. of Richmond Hill
Now York, formerly of" South Norwalk.
will be a gut-st ovcrfiunduy ol‘ Samuel
S. \‘elsor, of Quinlnrtl ll\'l'lllli'.
llcr. Hilbert (‘. llci'rinu. l). i). of
New York is the gitcst today and to-
iiinrrow of lir. and Mrs, Mtict‘nrland, til
IIIt‘ t‘onurt-uutional parsonage.
The North Main street llcscuc Mis~
slim will hold another interesting inct-t
int: tomorrow afternoon lll :l'iii. All
aro cordially invited to be present.
'l‘ln- (ivcr liiver base bttll team was
defeated by the Marvin school yester‘
tiny. They have gone to New Canaan
today to have a game with the grain
mar school ol‘ that place.
lt‘rcderiek Waters resigned ids posi‘
tion with the llreilt Atlantic and l’tici-
tic 'I'eii tinnipany and it is rumored
flint he will Illlti‘ n position iii the
South Norwnlk {relight yttrti,
w Speculators ttiitl builders, can you
lliitl building" lots at double the price
that are as desirable as those at Nor-
walk l'nrk'.’ Sec all. on page It.
The I.ncin llelpcrs will meet Muir
tiny afternoon at it o'clock with Mrs.
I"i‘ll(I i‘tiniphcll. of :25 St. John street.
l'litst Norwalk. All this will bc all im-
portant meeting. a large attendance is
ili'HIi‘iltl.
tilinrles and John llrntlley, of Chest-
nut street. are training for truck run-
illltg. ’l‘lie {oi-titer runs three and the
latter nine ‘ miles every evening.
Charles is also practicing tliti high
jump in liis back yard.
Lincoln Council. No. 4, Order of lini-
e tctl American Mochanlcs. conferred tho
third ticuree candidates, last night. The
ltlx-(itiiiiicllors' Ansticlatioli will hold a
inciting in South Norwuik on Friday
night. the 2911: lush, at which time the
third dehree supper will he served.
MANTELS, DOORS, SMALL ROOMS.
May be quickly painted by any one
with a small can of our Domentlc
Points in all colors put up in open
mouth cans. will make it door. or a
mantel or any small interior work
look as bright ns when first. painted.
Get it. {rain (Silas. it}. Dow. South Nor-
wnilt; Hubhtdl Hr. Staples lidwe. (10.,
Westport; Northrop Brod, Bouthport.
lfl'o a
2......
15 bur. .
for the Coming Season?
We write this Insurance. Call us up
TELEPHONE "165-2
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
All kinds of In:urance-—Marine, Fire,
Tornado. Automobile. Fidelity
Bonds, Burglary and Acct~
. deutilnaurance.
74 wasrn'narron eraser, acorn
nonwauc coon.
V fit 0 L”
THE MODERN
Tonic Recouétrudcr
coco ONLY av
F. H. BAXTER
momson's .
Launch Works
Boat France set up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OystchheliPolnt.Norwalk
A. J. Hand 81 Company
Ellilllflll ENGINEERS lllll
lililllllllillii
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'e Theatre Building. South Nor~
walk. Conn. Phone 428
Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning
Wagon
will clean your house in the beat pos-
sible method. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Reasonable rates. Phone 477.
or send postal and get estimate.
CHAS. H. DOWN ES
9 Courtiandt Place South Norwaik
Sale of children‘s dresses for tonllthl'
sew tidy. 1'nueii. Mlnlz's
There was a small fire \t‘edut-sday
liiglll ill lhc clilliincy of the Iliilim' in
(.‘lnrli Ril‘t‘t'l owned by .l, 'l‘. l’rowitt
'l‘Wo faults ot the chemicals \H'l'i‘ used
and there was no damage done, The
tire took place about 7 .‘lii p, in
(‘llllvil .i Iiiittrnni was pint-ml under
arrest last night on a chariot oi falling
to support his inlant daughter, Ida May
Bartram, who was two months old on
March illitli. llarlrtliu's nlf‘t- tiled only
a short time ago. Judge .losupli ll
Taylor in continuing the (‘IlNi‘ until
Monday moi ntni; tixcd bond :1! $100.
but at last accounts IIitl‘lltllll was still
locltcti tip.
’l‘oiiiorrow evening's Sunday ltlycn
int; institute Il‘t‘llll‘l‘ Iil'lllg ”it" next to
the last one in the worse. and bumps.
the last illustrated ll'l'llll‘t'. will an
tltniblctili liiiic an unusually large at
tctidunrc. and those who tilllli‘ lll'l' rt-
l‘Ulllllti'lltIt‘iI to l‘tllllt‘ curly it the) III'
Sil‘t' good stints I’m IlllH reason the
doors will be opctt ill ii iii The Iiisil
tutc will closi- this \'t'iil a course Willi
gi'cttt meeting it \wttli Illllli ttiliitil‘rou
night. with the l'l'llilwllt'd Iliioltci
\\'ushinizion llh iiit- 1<||t'lll.t'l close
the t'titil‘h‘l‘.
lti
. litizttrt' lit‘ntr.‘ Atlltii‘ltitt launch
tts. 1011.! II p. t‘iillllllt'li' to run. it ill.
in i'l._ :t II It. $1.30, :2 tr. t Il t». lt'i
verse gcnr. Milli; _'l it , \ ll p. ;' M Illl‘
tier. I'i'\i'l‘n‘l' ut'ar, $1.30 tlo ll boating
in uii Auto t‘rtiit special riniirs uncut,
t‘ Hi, John. Steamboat i'inct-
Stanley N. licnns int-l with an i'i‘l‘
dent, in Bridal-port, his Iiotnc. on Muir
day. that might hurt- ltiitl him up for
some time had it not turned out so
luckily for him. He was riding his
bicycle down lt‘nlrflcltl illl'lilli' when
a motorcycle run ltito him and ltuock-
t'iI him from his whet-t ills shoe was
torn off and his left leg hurt quite
badly anti be has been under IIlt' care
of :i il(li'liil‘ all wet-ll. Mr. lltinns pluck»
lly picked himself up and rode his
bike to his home, where the Injury
was dressed. No L». the bass in the
it‘lrsi M, It). i‘linicli in town and has
many friends Iii‘l’i‘ who will be glad
to know that III- was not more ht'l‘ltilli'i'
ly hurt
“lleari-n iiiiti llell Why Discuss
'I‘lictit‘."‘ is the nubict’t oi the lllll'iltlilt‘~
lory address in the new series of HTML
iy-miuuttv talks on "After lienth
What 1’" which begins tomorrow ci'cn-
init at the I"li‘itl t‘liurcb in Norwnllt.
There was pi‘obnlily lii‘\t'i‘ n iIt‘t'lll‘i‘ Ill‘
lnrcsl in the future life titan is i'It'ill'
ill the |ll'l‘i-i'lll Illlli‘. Hnne anti st-leiiv
tiilc lili'i‘l are inresltaalimt the myster-
ies of spiritualism, tilt of them enact-
and many of them i‘illlIIdI‘III that be-
fore long we tillllII have absolute proof
of the reality of n i'titttrc tile. lliil
some are asking “What is the use of
discounting the subject '.’" The answers
to that question will be considered to-
liltii‘i'llw evening. when the pastor of
the. First Church will Hi‘t‘k to show
how lame tin Influence on this life. a
belief in the next oxerts. Seats are
free. the diluting lit hearty, tho wcl»
come sincere.
ISHiNli IlflK
For Fittifish and Trout.
' Baseball Goods
Saturday Candy
25c
Stllbon-Powcil Corporation.
' at waenmcros er.
or ALL KINDS.
At COLEMAN’S
N 3W8 STORE
10 North Main at. south No’walk
Agent for A. G. apeidtng'a
Bluebell and Sporting Good-
. collect; Buddha—tired ,
Home .m... Schnaflc 'rx cl
. Varsity Suits
trite Suits That Are night
The satisfaction that goes with being well-dressed is
worth what it coats—to the man who can afford first—class
tailoyln --and to the man who can't but who dresses as
wellin areity clothes.
Next to the highest-priced custom clothing, Varsity
models have a place-and the place for them in The Nor-
Walks is in our stores and on the backs of our customers.
Have you seen the new Spring Varsitica?
$15 to $30
And what a range of beautiful exclusive weaves—
rich grays in all the new shades—plain and fancy blues——
and the new tobacco brown pin-checks. To look at them
you might think yourself in a swell Fifth Avpnuc Tailor
Shop. so unusual and select are the fabrics.
We can't do justice to the style—you must see a Var-
sity on yourself to judge of that. Come and see.
“
Varsity Spring Overcoats are great—$15 to $30.
Other goods makes as low as $10.
tithes
14 So. Main St.,
Masonic Building.
So. Norwalk.
TW :
O STORES Norwalk.
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT.
The success of your broods. frtilit tho moment they fill“ out or the
shell. dcpcuds on the fccd you use- "linuulv" l‘hicli Fin-d. home pre-
pared and fresh each day. is the kind you can tli'lli‘lltl on to make illic.
healthy hurts and iutiiro steady layers 'ltli'crv main ~lo "lionnlc
(‘Illi'li Feed is. sweet and sound. and is solid nutriiioo. ‘ innuic"t‘hiclt
Fwd l‘llllllllllh' the ('IIUII‘I‘SI ittiporlcd Millers. IIIlt' tlJIi'IiI‘lI i‘Iltll't‘tttiI
and thoroughly iIllf‘tI lintl M'li‘t'tcil grains. Hill‘li tits uni lnctil, i‘J‘tlt'Iit‘iI
\ihcnl, i‘illi'hHI litiillr and ”or old t‘l‘lii‘Iti‘tI corn. Win rant use it it"
IlIlIiIt‘, apt-t‘ltllly pt‘epnrctl, tirnlt. whtilcsiiliic I't‘vti, Err-sh nintlc t-nch tin).
intbvrlhnn i‘cctl from tlu- Wool. iit-ccssnrly atnlc‘.‘ Why tnlw iIli
than. .- \\Ili‘ll you pay ni~ lltlli‘ll .li‘ not morn"
Quality First. Lent and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH
“For the Land Sake" ueo Bowker‘a
Fertilizers for Lawn. Garden And
Field. .
Ask For "llonnie"
Iliillli‘ iiioiintl lv‘ccds.
JACKSON ’5 STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHS
In Folders, Artist Proof. Panels. finished in Sept: and Engavlng Black
on Rich Old ivory Stock ‘
PICTURE FRAMING AND FRAMES of Ali Patterns
Jackson’s Studio
Opppalte Hotel ‘53 Wall St. ' NORWALK. CONN.
Each Spring
and we poor moi-tall can have our new spring outta, but will never
again be so young. Have that Photograph taken now.
G. S. North, Photographer
78 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK
Prices Still Falling
BLUEFISH, - 1201b.
STEAK COD, - 12c lb.
Haddock, - 10c lb. l Buck Shad, - 12c lb.
Eels, ,- - 14c lb. l Native Flats, 10c 1b.
Roe Shad, - 15c lb. 3 Shad Roe, . 40c pair
Rockaway Long Clams, - 40c qt.
Round Clams (in shell), ’- 10c qt.
Sea Trout, Spanish Mackerel, Halibut. No frown stock. Long
and Round Clams, Green'port Oysters. Watch this space.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
, TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
Neverdusty Street Oil
Will keep the dust laid. Now is the. time to place your contract.
We will Rive you an eiitlniatc for citing or we have the oil for side.
MANUFACTURED BY
. CenturyWaterproofing Company
TELEPHONE 808. ‘
EAOT NORWALK, CONN.
21 SEAVIIW AVENUE.
t
Axon EVENING «summing ~
" lint iii no stint ”
WALL STREET. 10:10.-~—Openlng
prices of stocks showed mixed chang-
es and the trading was quite brisk.
The low range of quotations in Lon—
don pulled down some of the internav
tionul stocks a fraction. international
Paper lifd. declined 1. Federal Mining
pfii. rose 1 and American Steel Foun-
dries iii. ,
. WAlil. S’l‘i‘lltlltl'l‘. 11 a. Ill."- Dealing:
lag of' the copper stocks; but. when the
demand was satisfied. trading again
become lifeless. Amalgamated (topper
advanced 1 13-5 and American Smelling.
Anaconda. lcrie nail the first old. 1.
tillawlia iii Michigan Certificates im-
proved b 1-2.
WAIA. S'i‘ltldlti’l‘. (dose.-——~'l‘he mar-
ket cloned irregular. 'l‘lie aggi'eaiiive
advance in the copper stocks was of
slight effect Oil the general list. Ruin-
ors were current of heavy sales of cop-
per inoinl as a result. of the week's
ent in lil'lt:cs. 'l‘he speculation in
general was inclined to await. next
week‘s showing of. the extent to which
public interest in stocks has been
tironscd by this week's rise. Federal
Mining pf‘d. sold at an advance of 9%.
Amalgamated (Topper 2%. American
Smelling pftl. 2. Anaconda 1% and
lush t’luppi-r l1/,. Profit taking stiles
cruised recessions in the late dealings.
Illliillllllll llillll NEWS
The Young Sprlngwootls defeated
the West Street»: by the score of 20
to 17, this morning, on the Taylor ave—
nue iiiaintuid.
The census cunlncrtitors report that
the majority or people are treating
them finely and that they are progress.
ing finely in their work.
A. .i. Hutchinson. is visiting with
friends in Walllngford, where he lived
it nlltirl‘Iltllt' prerious to his moving
to his present home in \t'cstport.
Postmaster Ii). i-l. t‘roiw and James
(loldcn, “Iltl h:i\t~ Iii-t'lI on a southern
trip, going as far as New Orleans. til‘c
exported Iltilllt' some time next week.
.iohn lluclile}. title of' the New liaven
Ill‘t‘llli'lt who lost their lit-mt in the
county jtiil tire, was it frequent Manor
in Not-ital). and has a number of
friends hcio who deplore his death.
’l‘hi- fatality liliiO Itl'llinis‘ sadness to
Thomas \\‘. i'uwoii and EilllllI). of l’roir
pert illt'lllli', Noiwnlk Mrs i‘oweli
illlil ,‘ilt iltit He) \Al‘ll.‘ nintt'l‘ ulitI Iil‘qlll-
' I . a.
it is lllllli' prtiitliltlc tlitlt .‘Illillll fill‘i‘t‘l
‘tlll Ilt‘ putt-ti with some kind of motor-
int other than brill. as a test of its
iiat'lihiliii for use on Matti street
Stilllh slll‘f‘l handles about as much
lrtiiltc its .lll) street lll town and will
Illi‘lt'ltllt‘ itirtiii-it ltll i‘Xl‘l‘IIl‘Ill Ii‘Sl ltil'
ttic lli'\\ Illillt rial.
‘l'bi- iI\lI M'l\lt‘i‘ cxalutnntlon» lot
t:ii.il i-xitiii-rs was hold this tiiurnltii;
.u the «tinni‘ll rtiiilii Ill .tIllil'lKi‘ of II. S
Mt \lIliit‘l 'rlli‘lt‘ iii-re 1;! who lotih
ilir thllllltlltillltll‘i. l iioiii III‘IIII‘I, Ii
irtitli Hit-pinto) lli'ptii, i from r‘tiirfiold
and 1 lion: Norwnlk, 'I‘ln’tsc cxniiiiiin
lions me tin I“.lll’lli'ItI t‘oiinty it is
not iiumii Mon thi- pcrcwiitnui-n will
be it I'll'lli‘lI to iIIi‘ :illi Iti'fllIIF,
'llic committees of flip i‘lti‘Il front
the tint 'I‘I'llltlllt'l".‘~‘, the tint Mnkcrs’
and lint Finishers" AhMHItlIIUllh. will
inccl this afternoon til the i‘t‘llll‘lll l.:t-
bor l.)‘t't‘illii in Wristbitiutoii slice! and
ltpptilni it culiiiitillec ittitii their illtlll
her to llll‘l’l with ll t'tllltllliiitw train the
Merriiniits‘ and Manniiicturcis' Associ-
llllilli itn Ilit‘ piirptv ill illh‘i'llfiblllfl illt‘
butting situation it b 21 \lt‘\\' to cc
lnoiitinu plea-innt' relations Ilt‘th't-ll
the lliItII‘ :iiid IIIi' iiniiinfat-liii'crs. It
is held that there is n line chance for
the i‘\lt‘llHlltil of IIli' linltilli: business
lll this city Sl‘\|'l‘ni parties are neuriti-
.~iluig for tho t‘hllilillfillllli'lll of "P“ but.
lllli; i‘i.ilii‘l‘l'll2~‘ hot-c
Nu Illlt‘hII'lII will (‘llllli‘ lirltii‘ti lIlt‘
lli'\l legislature that has aroused and
will arouse more tliscitsaion than Ihl‘
question of changes in the present
Sunday low At one extreme stands
the party that insists that no changes
shall be made: at the other extreme
Hlfillllh lllv party that insists that radi-
i‘lII t‘Ilttilgt‘s shall be made. and midway
arc the people who, feeling that some-
thing should he done. lent to take any
atop lt'nl the i-bitnuc be too radical tinti
tleslioi IIII' t‘onnecticni Sabbath 'I‘lie
inch of llli‘ First Church in Norwalk
arc to begin the discussion of the prob-
lem at the meeting tomorrow noon in
the lntilcs' parlor, lII l'.1:l.'i, a number
of them feeling that a perfectly trot-
niul illicit tiiscusaion oi” the matter in
all Its plume» is timely pist now. No
title will be limited In the expression
of his opinion and any man interested
ht Wt‘li’iillli' to attend and express his
own views
iixi‘ouncllman William l'otiinore
and wife left South Xorwnik yester-
day. for an extended trip through New
York Mill". They will remain one day
with friends in Ottwepu, and from
tin-re no to the Falls of Niagara,
which is one of the seven wonders of
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embalnier
19 North Main direct. loath Namath.
Incidence. O Wuhlngten liner.
Telephone at office. ma.
Telephone,“ hence. “I.
NORWALK
SavingsSociety
lNCOlPORATID 1m
Deposits ‘over $3,775,000
George in. Matinee, Putt.
Wm. A. Currie. Vice-PHIL
mutt: A. Ilia. key A 'l'reee.
livcnctl up for a while on active buy- -
HE young man of today is particular
about the style, fit and fabric of
his SUIT.
That’s one reason why so many of
the young men of The Norwelks go
to “PRICES.” ‘
SUMMER~CXFORDS
in all leathers and lasts
$3.00 5100 $5.00
FURNISHINGS
in keeping with the high quality of the
Clothing and Shoes
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington St., South Norwalk
Century Compound
Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roots
lint the preparation called "Neverleak" is not suitable for stopping
had looks or for use on old or poor roofs, and not as lasting or durable
as “Century Compound".
Tile IIIIUVO testimony was giycn under oath at the injunction hear-
ing in the Stamford Conn, .Mllll ll. 1910.
We offer the Ccnlul‘y (‘ompound at 50c PER GALLON and guar-
antee all roofing work for three years.
T he Century Roofing 8: Manufacturing Co.
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
_._.. _ -. WM”:
18c
25c
may SPINACH, per Peck,
sons SPINACH, per Peck, - . .
1‘. runs Milk .................. ..25c - Waller Baker‘s t‘ocoa .......... ...18¢
\‘i'nrianlcd Exits. per doz ......... 25chnlter Baker's (‘hm'oltile.. .....;‘Ic
Illa l'i-uncs .............. .....25clilen iliir it‘lour. bag ......... 56" "
t it». Sultans Raisins ............. 25c t Fancy Mattie Potatoes pk ...... ..200
:l pkus Seeded Raisins ........... 25c;‘.‘.‘ic pkg. Table Raisins ........ ....180
it lbs l‘titirhts .................... 25c- 1; cans Campbell‘s Soup .......... 250
Illillilli‘h‘. per doz. ....................................... 25c. 30c and 40¢
UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 143
‘ “mm
"GROliiilTH AGROlilllC BANK
Nine Years Old. April 15th, 1910
Capital Surplus and Profits
350.000
50.000
50.000
50.000
50.000
50,000
Deposits
$4,542.02
189,255.56
522,522.19
813,832.13
946,348.58
1,200,561.50
I901
1902
1904
1906
1908
1910
April 15.
April 15,
April 15.
April 15,
April 15.
April 15.
81,300.56
12,653.36
32,861.38
42,177.92
50,238.69
T
E.
‘NORWALK PARK
Lots at a Special Price Until May Isl
Here is an opportunity such as never has been offered before in
Norwullt and never will be offered again.
Lots fronting on Wilton Ave, or t'atliertne St., $360.
streets. 82w. .i‘orner lots 828 extra.
Norwnlk I’fll‘li bi nicely located on high ground and good dr‘a'l'li-
aiic. yet tlicbe lots are tiffe d for lesa than iii beliiit attired for infer-
ior lots situated on low ma titty around.
Mr. Iluildcr. can you linti any lots to compare with these It
near the price?
Mr. Speciiltitor. can you find a place where your money will doti-
lilo as quickly? . "tout-will“
Mr. llomeseeker, can you find a more. ideal spot, for a home at doth
hie the price?
20 Edit Avatar
(in all other
For particulars see MRS. C. F. SMITH. 1
.. w— .. Mu. .. “—5; can...m. .. Am...
line world. and remain in that section to swim through the surging watertf
tuntli the spirit moves them to go on and never came htick to tell the tale
elsewhere. for William says be lit his life being sacrificed for story. one
bound to have a little. more time and of the moat reckless feats river accom-
recrtitiilon than he has had heretofore pitched was a man after having been
in the summer. Whilodiere it may not securely faint-nod inside a barrelpwont
lie nails: to state that there are pet» over the falls, and after being outburst!
pie living today who saw Blondln, the about like. a feather on the wild travel,
most daring of all light rope perform? dually landed right side up with care.
are. cross the most dangeroiistrt c and but little injured by his feat.
the Falls. high up in mldalr. on a sin-
ule rune. without any mishap, and who
were also present at ten Captain Webb,
“ w-n-rw
Average conversation between that!“
and women. no: "0h.‘you vertical",
3
-an English seafaring man, attamptadfiihe: "Oh, you meal"
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