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SPECIAL ENGAGEMfiNT OF
_ Ad Cariisie’s
Dogtown Pantomime Company
including
TOM-«Greatest Talking Pony
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J. C. Mack
Comedy Sketch
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Alma Pickard
Character Change Artist I
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JEANETTE ADLER
and Her Pickaninnies
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NEW MOTION PICTURES
Matinee V AJBEVIFL LE Evening
Daily Monday and Thursday ”MN” ”m
AT 2 r. M. Mot iog 1Pidiures “32$ 9
i lly
Every Saturday Continuous Performance irom 1:30 to 11 P. M.
Matinee $PRICES: Evening
g S and 10c “m 3.3%,}... ' 10 and 15c
'E; JEWETT PIANO. BY STElNERT‘ SONS ‘ CO. USED EXCLUBiVELY
inns E BALL
., AMUSEMENT PARK
M EADOW STREET.
Next Game, Saturday; June 18
, NORWALKS
CUBANVEIANTS
culinplon Colored Team of the World
GAME CALLED 3230
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moron, - - 25 cams
; ”trauma 12 vaaaa. to court
”Shroud stand Free to Lattice.
without” amount. CHURCH
. Elli: Norwaik
Iv... June 16. at 3 o'clock
rry Benjamin Jcpoori‘
“lunar oi Applicd’hiulic and Gill-
vqflity. Omani-t, Yule Univerrity, nu-
awry charm Hamlin. Zimmerman.
W Enlist. Battcii Chapel, Yale Un-
' . ivoriiity
. ditch. 60o, on rate at uterus of id.
' . aim. (lhurloii ill. Dow, and
' iipilroa. ,
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that t id
«E it‘ll ti“?
lift”
it I‘m birth-1|. “Mi‘
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THE cnsw or THE LIMlTED. '
'l‘iio ntiiiion twinglcn lit-i niyrlttd i-yon
Wlit'i‘i- illlu f'illlti ilWlfiilli' and crawl
from right; ‘
Willi clnah and tumult and clcnr good
bye.
Throbbing ntul clmiluir, we. tunic for
flight.
Wingcd with shadow and barbed with
light.
Waiting the Word
drawnm
Sharp and iiill'l! on the clown nlitlit:
Bigot-d for n tltouuund miles by
down!
like illl arrow
The iurching couchou are hard at hoot
Kicking a tune to tho monitored tioii;
Slowing a npucu when, tho whining
wlicol
Allflwiei's the brake on it conquorctl
r no.
Now like a ribbon the level tier-—
Lcan to tho throttle and sand her on!
The. tirnt that fails in the first that
dies.
Signed for a thousand rolled by dawn!
Belching flame and rcbullioun atrium.
li‘rciaht of treasure a king might
priitc;
Trencherouii track and gaping atrcain,
Trusting heurtii whore the nioopuri
ii on,
Fitted Against the midnight nklori.
One man's brain and anotbor'u
liruwn.--
(lio that plcdgoa in be that tries)
Signed for a thouunud niiluu
it
down! y
Danger-a and dark and enemies.
Slip it notch and the game to none!
149 that faltern iii he that dies--
“Signcd for a thousand nilleri
by
dawn." ‘
"~Nnncy Byrd Turner in the April lilv-
crybodyfii.
The orchid and the hydrangea llgurc
largely in smart hula-oi the unmnicr
cannon junt approaching.
Scurtii or Spanish loco are a lovely
complement of drccay summer toilette!
and are held in an high ontoem an oth-
er bcuutltui chiffon onus, allowing the
Pniaioy or Persian designs, but lcua
common, and therefore route to bc de-
aircd. '
You may cut from the allover cin-
iiroidcry from which your blouae iii
mudo Willi“ turn-down collar. turned-
baclt outta and iabot. buttonhoio thorn
all around and you hu've a neat and at-
tructivo llllllill (or your waist without
an extra pcnny'u outlay.
A bathing cap which in at once nor-
viocablc and becoming in IlillOlll un-
. Soul of the Kmart
hoard of. and any body who iii-in
wnrni rm‘i’lllltlll.
' in a pretty Whto truck Mica Alice
Onrtla, ii young no or llliiititiiiiera.
ha proud daughtergot' Proel'dcnt howls
. Curtis, ottthe tonnodtltilit chapter
. an Revolution, will
pull one at the not “a that will unveil
the atatuoot the. ionic Man ,at tlom.
llO belch Friday flanker liitl day. tine
villi no anointed hylhrewiiior Jenniniia.
great gr dapn oi titleiitral‘uotlld. who
was hit d“ ltt‘thc ‘lihiirp‘ baitlo‘nt the
historic spot when General 'i‘ryon'a
redcoatu trieid to allow up the state.
High School phlldron in It.
The children oili‘ne Waaipm-t high
aohool will partici ate in the dedica-
tion exorciaca. Re . Kenneth Mackint-
ale will make the, invocation. ii. Dan-
iel Wuhan-r. who dealgned the utatne,‘
will deliver an ad read taking as his
nutrient, ”Tito Arti, t’u CO‘iiceplIOn."
Mn. sterling to Speak.
Mrs. John Sterling, vice president
of the National aohiciy. D. A. R.. will
nlno speak. President General Marble
and lira. is: .0: built auto recent, will
be present. .
The exercises follow a ciambaita and
will begin at 2:30; Aahan been told.
Judge Morris a. B ardiilcy or Bridge-
port. chairman or t, o committee which
has arranged forithe placing or the
statue will torntiiily preocntlt to Front.
dent Curtiii. of the it. A, 11.. who in turn
will prenent it. ml the town oi Weat-
port. it will be received by Selectman
laowla i“. Walt’omonh
”naval-“+4.
lllliltliiiii innit -
rumpus in
Patriotic Billion ot Ely Avenue
llopos to'lliivo Band Alec
w—AN-m
.lnmeii Filo. tho Railroad avenue mor-
iforth such an iiriiclc in more to tind a‘chnnt. and it militant or Ely avenue, in
Tim rubber caps again making pinnii tor his annual ilrc-
iwhlch protect the. hair (more or loan) work: dliiplny. and proposes to have
lure hideous on all but a very, very row. fully on inierceti i: an exhibit an to
whine the unity silk or baudunna capo former yearn.
r. Fife called on
that look no we” when that bathcr brat Mayor itobart M. Wolfe, int evening,
npponro on the bunch, arc of no our» and secured tho n‘ocr-aiinry permission
vice.
'i‘ho day contibucii with tin
and its opportunitioc, and it soon: but
no day knocks twice at the door.
i'll‘l‘l’lYlK your goth-ration, you arc norv~
inir all time “John Howard l‘tnrria.
’l‘hoiiizb plnitcd skirts arc in voixiin,
nomc of tho scrum; for ordinary wvnr.
villicr wltito or dark. lint-c their Fkll‘lli
cotnpielml by a Wide hem at tho bot-
tom which. whili- not narrowing ibi-
ultii't til lhc bottom, yi'l l‘t'llllllm llll‘
roumw utul giro litc iicsirud lint i-ticitt.
llclts oi tun lllli'll llul‘lllll‘l‘tl with
whllc urn an iltll'lill niiil irviiy tin urn
llit- tilllill‘ti and ,llllllllrl ll) Wlllll’ not
litiiili‘i’t'tl with lllllloll~l‘tll01' tutti
lili'0.
'l‘hc alllt priuci an clip for what with
acvcrai situiim-r tin-nuns will. or oiitor
nintcrlnll, in Ulll‘ of tho twoitoinlvs this
ycnr; nnd lwcauuu ll docii away with
tho iiccoauity of liiiliiira for Mill tracks.
in cool and comfortable.
(if couruo ii in inipoauiblc fur a
tritium! irown to be cut nnrrowor
around the bottom than anywhere clue,
and perhaps thin in can I‘l'lltltlll for tho
tor
iii-viii popularity of the abort and ever
uhorii-r ultiri.
9 to “V" "it“ m‘pltl'l' on the night of the
duties Fourth of July. ‘
Mayor Wolfe Mild he would bi» plena-
in ml to have Mr. File attribute in the
liloinit today'a iiiity you do n dilly that .llfllifll llMTlOW‘ lel’. M"! Mllm't'fl "it“,
. will tcil upon you at coming days. in ‘ "0 "“0 “mm ill? lllllfitil thereby. TM
mayor. in provioun ycara, had enjoyed
the exhibitions pliant-if. Hln only ob
jcction this your. ilc told Mr. Filo.
would be to tho our of cannon flrc-
crackers and hlalik cartridge pialola,
or othcr wcniionl‘mitch niwayu ciiiiae
morn or loss injury to pontoon biting
them, and in many . ca hnv’c touched
in death to the lid , lpiinta.
Mr. i-‘itc molten his own ilroWoi-liii
uttiluilwnya lilil n nuiubcr of novel set
plcccn, which utirinci hundreds of poo-
pie to the vicinity of the Ely avenue
and Lowo nlroct rhllrond liridgc, whore
tho dliipiny can be ma to advantage.
in connection with the diaplay this
year, Mr. File hopes to treat the once—
tatoi-n to n line musical pregnant. lie
is negotiating with .lotioph Dianna. the
manager of iilc twently organized
Garibaldi lland. and Mr. liinon aayn
tho band will xlv‘e a concert pravlouit
to the fireworks. which unuaily ntart at
ll o‘clock.
WORK OF LlOl—lTHOUSE MISSION.
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Now and int-n on.» til‘i‘cl llit- chiffon Attendance During the Month Hu
tunic authored into a whip twin or loan
clrcnmiorcncc than thc tunic in aurlan
way no in be lllll‘tli‘ill’i‘. but litlti in no
lit-idom that tho Rnfi‘ way to avoid tiltll-
tit-nit iii in uut‘hi-w the aiyli‘.
. ”Mun...“ . “on...
WORK OF THE DisPENSARY.
Vlalting Nurse secured and Min Hop-'
libi- l-in Entered Upon Her Dorm.
'l‘hc Norwulh Auti-Tuhcrcnlosin Com‘
nilitw incl on Monday at tho Dispen-
uury, 9 Plan nth-ct. 'i‘iicnc monthly
nicctltmn are woll attended and show
the ill‘i‘ll lnici'uut full by thuiiu workout
for thc aupprcuaion oi tho wltilc plague
in Tho Norwalkn. A fine lettcr wan
road front Father Chornllzlty, the rec-
tor ot St. Ladlninnu iiuniritrlnn Church.
in which hc oxprouiied his pleasure in
viaiting tho liltiponunry and his deairc
to naalnl tho cotiimitioc at any limo in
thin charitablc movement.
'l‘ho (‘Omltlliilttl ha- hoped ever aincc
tho opening of tho iiiapomiiiry to be
able to uccurc lhc iii-rvlccu of a virili-
lnii iiuriic. '1‘th in now nccompllnhod.
Mina liopliinn. who will at once enter
upon hor (tutti-I. met with tho commit-
too and made u very taVorablc imprac-
uion. Mina liopltim will make her
home with Dr. and Mn. Btowc. mic
will meet the doctor: at tho Diaperi-
nary uvory day. but will aliio vialt tho
home at patient! and give help and
lnotruotlon in proper corn and trcy' -
iiiont. Fresh air and good nourishi’Eh
food have motion thoihut remedial
ior this disease and the committee in-
toads that none round outfcrlnii Ihn‘ii
want for the inttor. Mina Hopkins has
had valuable citporionco lit a trained
nurse, and tor throo yearn hill boon
viiiltinir name for the Board of Health
in the City at New York.
The Norwnllta may wall (col thank.
ful to have uncured hoi- valuable nor.
viecii.
SPRINGFIIL
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NEW YORK, Julio lbw-With gal?
from trio open into and doom
ilowln
and w ndown tightly closed. the dad
body of married Writ, a *riicr.
chant at Springfield. Mano. whcloiitl-
dress iii given atria dhlilmerii atrut
in thin city. was round in a room“ the
hoitito it till malt 94th “W. today.
Sponord left a letter addrcned to his
wife. Tho pollen loft it Milled for the '
cfi‘mtlaf'fl tnopectlon. He was at year!
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Bun 702 and Convol‘lionl 18.
Thu following 1in the report of last
month‘s work. May ti to Juno 9:
Attendance ................. ’itlll
Prolctincd courcrliionn ............ ill
Mon who have bison aheltercd ...... till
Moan: given to the hungry . ....... 2x
Articlol ot clothittx‘glvcn to neody. ‘23
Familiar aaiiitilcd with money, food
or clothing ... .................
l‘ouitiolin act-tired by the help of the
intuition ...... , .................
tv’
(Joiiuciionn .................... $14.92
individual offer-lit: ............. 3.00
On band Ililt ropprt ............ 3.02
Total racr-ipiu ............... $19.94
Paid out ...................... it.“
llalattco ..................... 86.80
l'ald out:
tlhalru ......................... 3 3,00
Meals ......................... 3.70
Light bill .., ................... 3.89
i’lltl on atom . . .‘ ............... 1,00
ice cream and unite for Sunday
school children 2.00
Wagonhlra...,........ .75
. Mill
The public til min Not-walla should.
bear in mind illi'at tap, inhibit!“x ll {:64
inn carrlc on war on no air 0.
after tholr'du ii labor in, lilo ideal
in rice. ,devct th tr time at night
to' auto-tony writ. ‘lt should he
remembered. alno. that no one con.
piloted with the mi ll receive: one
ccilt of ninrribr be r 'llbor'l. We
barb no‘lcilcltorii.‘ our bonito arobpcn
10' tho public "all «murmur-peed
tion an to how ad what' the momita.
not“ and tar. lit lam-Illa intonatadr
in this Ohrlltia work and wouldill'koz'.
to contribute t ward lil.IlIllDofl ‘or
would like a but report ot thowcrlr
union been a ataco‘ita opening.
it Will tiadly be at milieu. ”All con-
tributionl. which will he acknowledged
andfltatilifuily lumivitl. Ihould ho tid-
druricd to W. lintury,'troaiiunr. 27
Marvin street. Norwatk, or L. A.
"rioriimii. ‘btli‘ldl'immmt nightmare
Million. tea Witehlulitm atrcet, nought
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Norwalk. .
’d
our of mu LQWIR.
climatic; into ii.-'t‘li‘ti~ilrnt change-
,indile in drained boot price: in three
waits by whnlialorllwont into cheap
today audit will in induction or a hat ,-
coat a pound. lit aiiootetl only the
cliaapiir cuts at dialled hoot. Thane
artistic cute on which an tnoraanc was
predicted. .
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a.
c u only be palm
oil by the use at the pro toad.
. ‘(loodrbealthyr
t . . W
’ gather with natural actibmr the or-
iiauu. or continuation. Arline Milli only
or ten in ordcr‘to. woizh at much an
" they bitthi and be perfectly hellllly.
ah, old are Elsinore the _
9M “Gt-lbw
to ‘ this fodhni’lid‘h’htiliii” ' '
lithi‘llr.
, , ‘iiamoao does not contlln a Particle
or utttroh or pepsin, tier ln’it hny‘tt’au-
.3 coating preparationpanoh Mia usually
rpcommentlod to inaliezpcopie fat, and
hit-h does not build up good healthy
titties. Methane has valuable neith-
l'ornting proportion, tonal up and
Tonsiltcna the whole cynical. holpa
t 9 mod that is eaten to be aaiilmilat’
oil in a natural manner. andmbnolutcly
restores health to all the organs. ’
~ it you are not pcrtcotly' satisfied
with the rcnnltn from Samoan. Frank
3‘. Baxter will return your money willi-
.li Bhyuhiblilltil. ” '" " ' ' ‘
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utilitiililliluf '
ill llllllllli Ell
Feline Entered ills lietinery For
Purpmul Robbery, and
lie Knockcd liar in
the Head
(in Sunday night a nice, big cat won
on its way into the henncry of Freder-
ick Whipple, of Harriet street. think-
ing lo (line into on chicken meat. when
itii attention was suddenly arrested by
the lawn of a steel trap. clinging tight-
ly to her rear log. alto Jumped and
she acroochodm-nu cats so often do-
lllll all to no avail. She had not
reckoned with her hoot.
Mra. Jarvis Murray was out in the
garden and board the commotion. She
went into the coop on her tide of the
fence and there ahe saw the cat. Just
at tbla time Mr. Whipple came from
his house on tho run. He was armed
with a heavy wooden club that was
studded on tho end with iron, he told
in court this morning, and with one or
two will, sweeping and cure ntrokon.
he had taken from that thieving eat
every one or its nine separate liven.
Twice morn hc hit lt-«lheac for luck-—
and the out had breathed her last.
Then in rrprining Mt \i‘liipp'c boot
to toe .ouac. roliiw.‘ in Willi a K.l.i"ll ll
spade.
“So that's the way you do it. now,
hi it?" said Mrs. Murray to Whipple.
"'l‘bni‘a ihc way we do it. now." re.
piled the titan who was then dining
llic grave or the unfortunate animal.
"Wt-ll, wc'll see about this!" return
nil Mrs. Murray. as she made for the
button.
Mrn. .‘liurrny mil-corded in getting
her husband lint-rooted, and "together
they made acvcrai complaint» about
the name occurrence to Prosecuting
Attorncy Loo Davis, Aftcr the nocond
”0 concluded that ii would have to bc
brought bctorc the attention or the
town court. so he sent Captain Hunt
for Mr. Whipple. Captain Hunt wurn~
ed the young man to concur in court
with his wife at it o‘clock this morn-
ing. 't‘hcy wcrc there long before 9.
cam-r to harm tho thing acttlcd.
Mr. Whipple had been losing chiclc
ens. llc act a trap. He caught the
offender. He killed it. Ho buricd it.
That hi all about this cat—what. it you
want your caimltwp it away from tho
Whipple chicken yard.
Mr, Whipple on the stand told the
whole thing from start to flnbih, omit~
ting no detail. llin story was straight-
forward aud wan corroborated by his
who on the aloud. Neither Was it
questioned by any one.
Judge mikvvrmil delivered a littio
discourse on rate. He told that a cat
in the law in a wild animal and not
the property of anyone. it in not ii
property animal and, though called
domcatic. in wild.
“if a cat should bother my chickens.
i would be severely tempted to do
on Mr. Whipple hail dons. and i do cor»
ininly admire the ottociual means that
icnco with cats, 1 know thnt the but
way to ltill them quickly. in just that
way. The extra two blow that Whip-
ple gavo the cut wore a good precau»
tlonary measure to take, tor you never
a can tell what a cat may do with it:
nine liven. 01' course the [flair look
ed brutal to the lady, whom the cal
had not bothered. but under the name
circumstances 1 would have (lotto thi
name thing. .
"The defendant in“ acquitted."
iiiiii-fiiiliitt
riooiimvo'rainwi‘i’icaus.
inn Great Damage
illnlflltADill, Servia. June 15.—
deu following torrential rain-“hue
vla'ttlvar.
town otCl‘iupi-ia, Jadodlaa and Evil-
altllta' haVc noon lllilitdatiid. Water in
mi ed. have coilapacd.
be worn left for the cocoa today.
The Moravia River. ruin; in throat.
trains southeast, ticwa in a north!
northwe torly direction through the,
center 0 Harris. Joininrt‘lie Danube
this“ armorial-la on the northern noun;
arr. . .a
. Bulletin: 9. Belgium-,Jnnalar-ntlna,
precedentc rain; throubxout 5591-
gium hare been rollowod iii the ldwor
“lying districts , llood condition: are.
Illlll Navy ’ coil. Brldmt’iliavo
been carried away and attach drowucii.
The village at Moor ha been deval-
tatod by the «unlit walk:
canon, Swllrarland. .iu a multi-
undtitlonii canned by motion I’l. camp
in the concern and contril diatr etc or
Switzerland have ruined immense
initiate. A landslide at ‘Alttort' hurled
.1 tuctory building, killing a woman
and mi children employing. ‘
Mr. Whipple used in kililhfi the cat .
with the that blow. From my canon '
Hill lli llillill
Moravia {River Overflow: anti "
chilled havoc in the valley of the New ,
Thirty-dye liven have been lost. The ‘
a depth or from man to ten tool. but
tilled tho-truce. Many hon-cl, undcr- .
. in; Pctor’lud‘the mlnlntor or {"1th =‘
in
., wannnsoav. your: f5.‘!9tfl
I am W
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“Practical l’ettictlitl's lior Salado
To wear with Linen Crowns there are Linen Colored
Petticoats of attractive appearance. T hey are of a soft
but substantial cotton, some with plain flounccs and other»
cttihroitlcrcd with cscnllops and eyelet work.
, They are 98c. ,
Crinklcd Seersuckcra, while only, are liked by many
wonien,‘i'or they require no ironing. 89c.
Seersucker» striped or plain, 69c.
Striped Pcrcalca, black, tun, green, or blue, wititlwbitc,
very neat with fine plaitcd iiouiices and ruchings, 98c.
‘For Tailored Street Suits.
Black Sateen Petticoats. 98c, $r.25, $r.5o and up to
$2.50.
Heathcrblooms, from $2.25 to $3.50.
Second floor, clevitor at Dress Goods.
Specials in Summer Jewelry
Belt Pine and Dutch Collar Pins.
A large collection, fine samples of foreign enamel, and
imitation topaz and amethyst.
Hatpins, brilliant rhinestones and colored cabochous,
with some oi the popular Chantccler pins.
Beaded Collars. of pearl, jet, cut steel and colored beads
in peacock and gold effects.
Coat Chains, pearl, amethyst and gun metal. Long
chains for use with fancy pendants, chain purses, lorgncttes,
or Chatelaine tritlcs.
'l‘licsic pieces are a special gathering. and are worth
$i.00 and $1.50 cacti, but will be soul at
50c tech, for any one of them
At "the Art Section
Sweet Graas‘Basketa. They remind one of faraway
iiicadowu, of summer sunshine. birds and wild flowers.
In this group are llaskcts with handles for shopping, Bas-
kcts for sewing Work, for liuittlkcrcliicfs, {or collars and
cuffs, for knicknncks and candy. Prices moderate.
Linen Neckties.
The latest t‘ntl. Colored Linens stamped ready for em—
bzroidcry. Silt‘ll sltnilcs as old blue. reseda, lavender, rose,
and tiic natural linen of course. Don't forget to look at them.
Third iloor, Carpet Store elevator.
Remember those $2.00 and $1.50 Mohairs that are sell-
ing at 98c.
The D. M. Read Co.
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Graduation Dreaded
Quite recently we invited your attention to our variety of
GOODS. including lndla Unona, Nalnaook. Persian Lawn. Baillie.
Chilton. Milli and Fiaxon.
Embroideriec
At thia time we bring to your notice our equally attractive lines of
EMllROIDEflY EDGINGS, lNBEHTlONS and ALL-OVERS on Cam-
WHITE
bric, Naipaoolt and Swiss.
Buildings
are now exceedingly popular and We have an attractive assortment.
Locos
Those we ahow in large variety. 'EDGINGS. 1N8ERTION8 and ALL
OVERS. We invite your attention to our match patterns in vat-loan
widtha. ,
Specials
'i‘o matte an additional attraction we make special prices on the fol-
lowing items: '
hobr'oldo‘ry sum-minimi-
, 84c .......... taunt-romantic.
' illo............ ........ . ..... ....Ro|,ularpclqa7lie.
no Regular prlcaswo.
flounctru
9 inch. attic”... .......;imoinr price 15c.
18 inch, at too. ...... . ..... “unpopular iii-loo 25c.
37 inch, at lacuna!” price lilo
(duet cover. ballroom
25°. Regular pricoatlc
...'....
i * {tor
. .‘.I t, .. ,i.‘ "LH‘Q »,.s,
from, ‘erchlllator. .i. con-oh, a. ”willow-"itroimt‘oofirgmfimrt
" ,* J. 'cr.ni hit. .090“! M all W
Brita Ed D” i all? 9 law’mhr‘a final ”a“ firm»
limb» nail? "on“! i“ 3" "W“ cm from out (bli‘lilfl‘ll‘ orn-
They also count the night thoroln‘thc. ”May. or of pm“. the m. u
depot-for they minced, the Wuhintton taunt. He it» ftinuin the ire. “1me-
Express. Acth wenfohtholr worth china and cltifilt‘hfl iii! urgin- oil.
the tlrltiu ‘wltll 1) My of tuna tb‘iiiiaro iiia hand was notification; and around
the fireball rang. Then «at tooth; fine whml.?nthci commonly“
iii-wand alopt all night, on a third ’it was. no u wanna ed WY lad
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