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1. .mrlnee 1111le or 2 P. M.
EVENING.) complete shows. AT 7
AND 9 O'CLOCK.
crimes or, vaupsyluus MON-
DAY AND THURSDAY. MOTION
PICTURES DAILY'
PRICES:
Matinee ................... 5 and 101:
Inning .................. 10 and 15c
loll Boats ....................... 25c
JIM Piano. by Steinert a done I
80., Used Exclusively
EASE BALL
AMUSEMENT PARK
“IADOW STREET.
rim Game. Saturday. July 111
N ORWALKS
EMcNolty Brothers
3:30 P. M.
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MON. 25 CENTS
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ADV'HTIIID LETTERS.
Below is 9. list of letters remaining
lililiIIIId for 111 the following pollt oili-
coll tor the 1111111111 week.
Norwolk.
W. F‘. Aikln.
Aim, .1. M. Ilptlll.
Curtis wily Co.
Dr. C. M, tlfloluy.
,Atigioleri Ullluoppe
XII ilonry P tloodllow .
Juno Hilton Hope (irpllcum Thea-
Hotllusky inch, lionol.
hi1
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Ere. Honolulu
H to Morley (iv llurllsnlf 2)
His. (Merge tllmstosu
O. I. lurker
“is A. hilliflhurti till
hell liolnloy 176 Water 81)
id 1111er (Overlook)
loose it Wsllolnnn
kit's. Charles Welter.
ilRADLEY s. Kldl'l‘ii. P. It
“KW I’ANIGH AMIA'IADOH.
RAIN“). July ii.--1l. Pom (lobste-
to" who was Minister oi Foreign sf-
loin to the Arielle silo Monty Proust.
I. cabinets. and formerly Bookish
moor at the (inmost today was
uteri to succeed Fortitude do
M y Castillo. the Hercule list Mani
Monitor to francs The in his
to“. Wine alongs’ue post new:
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1, Hunter sod Min and
~ tit «delivers tine returned from
«only Militia two weeks cruise
‘1lnii smstnc liti
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DAVID BI$
AMIRiGA'B courts? I111 “In
in, a Program 111 chilies lofted
.Norwals Methodist Episcopal Church
11.111111 of mil-11111 Missions in 111‘ rice
501:] usesiivsp 11511-11 .11.oo .
Tickets at Nelson H. Hoyt's and church A llllllsr’s
visitation nip. ’
loops Willis."
Um
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(Conilnued from 1111.: miss)
Both tracks were blocked as a result
or the touring ‘and Tr hiding oi the trllin
wheels. alter than it. the rolls hub 113
was omitted that tradic on the south
and WW“ tracks would he resum
ed bii‘ 0 o‘clock on the north and west-
boundltrsck early this afternoon The
Twentieth Century Limited on which
Jack Johnson the heavyweight fighter
ws's coming to this city was delayed
an hour by the smilehup From all so-
oounts the t'olwnrd trucks of the eng-
ine jumped the trucks that end threw
1 the engine and the entire train off at
a switch 11 few hundred feet further
north. the locomotive and baggage car
toppling over. Engineer Tyndale was
caudilt under his engine and was fetch
iy crushed. dying shortly n'lterwnrd.
The other tralllmen were instantly
killed.
ALBANY N. i'.. July it. «The St.
Louis and Chicago expless on the New
Yolk Central known as train 59., was
method at Newton Hook nine miles
north of Hudson. at 3 o 'clock this morn
ing. Three persons were killed and
thirty injured A special train left
1 Albany at 11 o'clock carrying physi-
cians from Albany nlld Hudson and
surgeons wore also sent from Pongh
keepsle.
Hudson police headquarters reported
early today that doctors had reached
the scene or the accident and extrica-
ted several killed from the wreckage.
The main had many excursionlsts on
board returning from 11 day s outing ill
New York. The wreck was caused by
u Pullman jumping the track and ditch-
severui other cars.
At the New York Central otllces here
it was said that none 111 the passengers
was sellously lnjur ed.
A report received by the Public Her
vice Commission states that the wreck
was caused by the engine strildng a
door of a freight car that had fallen
on the true k. Train 59 was run in two
sections lust night and the ilrsl section
was wrecked. The truth consisted of
an engine. baggage car and live coach-
on 11nd sleepers.
The engine, bnggoge our end one
couch tipped over. Engineer Tyndale.
of Albany, Was caught under his on
glue, and his right leg was severed lie
wns alive when taken from the wreck.
Flremanlloles end Baggagemnn Roy
were instantly killed.
The passengers on the wrecked
train nrrlved hero shortly before 10
o'clock aboard the second section of
train No. 69. over the Boston and Al
holly road by way of Hudson and Chat-
hsm. They were sprouts to western
points.
The passengers in the day couh
sold the car otter leaving the tracks.
struck on embankment and was thus
saved from being entirely overturned.
They sold the coach was saturated
from the baggage car and engine by
the breaking of couplings and that of
ter the engine jumped the track it
chorshod into the baggage car and al-
most out ii In two
The passengers reported that one
woman was out about the lace hurl
bonds by flying glass, but the others
flht'nilt'll injury.
Nineteen Killed in Russia.
ABKABAD, Asiatic Russia. July it.
«Nineteen persons were killed and
thirty-one others injured by the detail
log of a train near the station of Kis-
wulton. on the Tronoclispisn Railway.
mus-mu“. .....
INJURED BY IAOEIALL BAT.
w. F. Psnny'l Foot Receives
Force oi the llow.
Yesteriluy. while there were a onto
her of young men pluyillg besellull ut
(lolnpo ileach, as is their usual cus-
tom during dips in the water, W. 1“.
Penny, of Westport, had his foot bath
ly hurl. llo well one of the most i111
thrusts-d and enthusiastic spectators
nud was standing close to home piste.
llolnsone. t a man It the not, missed
11 ball. hsv ng swung at it with an
exceptionally heavy lungs. and lost
hold of the hot. The hull pronoun
was stopped by the left font of the
unfortunate Penny. luul his loot began
immediately to await. Soon it who its
large wrath fast at. normal. and Mr.
l’ennyll rnper was somewhat atolls-
en ii the sum looks 111111 item would
tell the isle. Them tool 111 not 111111111111
to be "lm’w Wren. hilt the bail,
players do 11.111111111111111 scarce and
did not wait to see the result of the
blow. ,
mu elitists should. IAKI.
At a 1111111111. oi thrtiouth Norwsiit
ll'iliil Club inst strolling arrangements
were made [or the sin 1 sunset olsnl
hallo. which will be held on the third
Full
811 9 iii A, is I probably It the
use 111m holds woods
rgo or the ar-
11111111111.an Mill! 1 calorie Whom.
duo president or the club, as chair-
mall. George Tobey. (i. A Anderson
John W motley. Charles Coleman
Thorn ll". Welsh, Richard Sweeney.
Olin clings, William itssile and asst-son
not Taylor.
T033, Y ‘ EVENING JULY 12...
‘3 NEW ‘
twill-e livid filth inhibition)
1"- liilli‘vllir's'iil ills ‘illlllli- lids. 7 11.1 'it
was a not do: spit 11W lib”? built
Willi Williil’llhis «din it
it's sfljllfik
" Enot Violent. was
less. tor the pulpit? Nit".
was very evident,
ti: 1:17. 271 WWW spin? of
a V! L} M ii I
kick; though or 1191111111111 11 sailors
padtthetlpgt (out:g tiailladfillt‘d‘i‘h e one
or y o crow s I e turns;
Art'er developments I'hcwbd that the
four 111111111111 Norris kl secured in the
llrst liming were 1111 clout to will the
game.
the Nebrs ksll. started at! very wild.
at the tiliEt tour men up. he polls 1!
tlree‘. A bad error at second brou t
in the thin 11111 and With three loan on
the hoses. Dick (irssgh hit to loft Ilsld
tor twa bases, sending all three their.
home.
The Norwalks came neor scoring
again in the second. but they did not,
their next tail materiallsin‘g in the
sixth inning. ,. sison hit Istsiy. stole
second and need home on a it by Col»
11111111111111.1710 ptlii finds it ard work
to use his "grime" log for running.
though his batting capacity is not in1
lured. Dick Cresgh was niso largely
walks got in the seventh inning. With
Kerr on third and Carter st Iccohd. he
drove a single out center field way.
sending both (“stile runners home.
Seventh and of th innings seem to:
be beeches tor , e Not-walks lately,
Seldom do these innings go by without
the opposition scoring. Volk pitched
11 good game throughput..niinwing the
sailors only one hit. but two passes he
gave them ill the seventh eyentuatls-
etl into runs
The complete score of the gums:
Nomlk': is
All it it PO A l"
Cunningham. 2b. 4 l 2 0 11
Davis. of. .......... 11 ti 1 1 0 ii
Keri-.11 ............. s 2 i it) i ii
Clutches. .......... I 2 1 2 2 l
Brooks, rr. ......... 2 i 0 2 ii (i
Cresgh, 3b. ......... 4 ti 2 i ii
MoCirath. lf ......... 1i 0 ii 2 0 (1
Nelson. lb. ......... 4 l i ll 11 0
Volk, p. ......... 4 0 l (i l 0
Totals ........... its 1:17 9 27 10 l
U. 8. s. Nebraska.
All it it PO A E
liouapnrte, 2b. ..... l 0 ti :1 2 l
Porto. rt. ........... 4 ti 1 1 U l
Mctlarry.sn. ........ 4 0 ii i ti 0
Tongue, it. ......... 2 i ll 0 i ll
Dane. 3b. .......... 2 1 o fl 6 d
t‘allnhan. cf. ....... 1 ti ti 1 ii 0
Butler. lb. ......... :1 ti 0 12 U ‘1)
idyslnger, c. ........ l 0 0 4 0 ti
Rosenberger, p. 3 0 o o i 1)
Totals ........... 29 2 121 8 2
Score by innings:
Norwalko .. ..t 0 0012 ll x~ 7
Nebraska ...... 000000200«2
Sacrifice hlt- «Davis.
Stolen baseswbavls. Kerr. Carter.
Mctiruth, Nelson, Tongue. Dene.
hell on busewNormtils s, Nehros
has i.
Hoses on balls- » tiff Volk 3, off Ros
onllcrgor ll.
'i‘wobase hits-Voik, Cresgh.
Double pisy—«McCarry, Donspsrte
and Butler.
Struck out—«liy Voik "i, by Rosen-
bergcr 2.
Passed ilnll-idyslngen
llinplrewl-‘Innk Malone.
Time of game~~~0ne hour,
.tiell.
til min-
_....t;_.._-
Colonials. 30 K. of c.. to. 1
The Colonials defeated the Knights
of Columbus by 11 score of 30 to it).
This team defeated the Wlnlllpsoks
last week by the score of ii to 7. The
Knights were handicapped by the ab-
lence of Dome); Williams and Friend.
Dowd started to pitch for the Knights,
out was relieved at the end of the
third inning. The Colonials found his
delivery for eight. hits. scoring ten
runs. Mctirsth, who took his piece.
rt *“fir'r
“ Attendancow
111.111.1111. pitched for ‘
responsible for the two runs the Not- '
(5,“ .
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1‘ 1 l
8 1 0111mm 10.
land all pom-«11.01 0. ll. colonists
Semitic“ 1111111111111.
‘aml 31.1"“ I- 11111111111111.
W65 MW
in c. i, Colon-
”on by pitcher-1.1111111 1111111111. 111111
(intro.
titoleu buoswl'ltllliuirli',‘ likinilo Lilla
flop; Cullen, Guarnlsri. sylor. McAl-
s or. ,
Umpire-«0h Eis till cobra.
scorermtl‘rsd (All
Time—011115511?” ll olllllltes
Msytlotpm. ill: ”Yidhighhs. o. ,
The Msyilower highliflil 11111111 took
another 11111111. 9111511me attornoon.
deieating the stoigsnlv. at Westport,
by s score at 10 td li. Webb's pitch
ing and the 111111. 1111111111. 11111111 hl'sy
flowers 131161.11 to lie 1111111111. oi the
contest. Yesterday the iisyttowers
went 111 Greenwich sud date-tell the
Volunteers. of thlt place. by, I score 9’
1 to 1 lipids 41 rolls
which the lesyilownsro h 1111‘ so urea in
the lost fiv games wide the r oppo
souls combined have only secured
nine...-
The score oi Saturday's game was
as follows: _
11.911.11.11.
All it ii PO A ll
Bonkan. ..,......5 ll ii i 2 0
Nesh,cf. ........... l l1 0 0 ll 0
F.Keene.li. ....... h 2 2 l) 0 0
liloomouisth ..... .1 1 i o 2 01
Wright, rf. 4 i i ll 1 ti
Arteil. 3h ii 0 2 ti 2 2
Dugout: ........... t l i ll 2 0
Podselhi lb. ....... -i i 0 ill 0 ti
Webb.p .......... ,4 1066-1
Totals. ........3910132715 ti
stnlgans.
All it ll PO A E.
P.Dolan.ss........l 0 ll 2 l 0
DMGELCl ...... 1 ..... ll 0 i 2 ti 1
Platt,2b. .......... i ll ti ll 4 1
Allen. rf, ......... . 3 ti 0 ii 11 o
N. Dolomite. ...... it ti ii i 0 0
'i‘roy.c. ............ ilitltllti
liaisiey, if 0 i t 0 1)
Clinton lh ........ ll 0 l l i 2
Stunrt.p. .......... 2 poll 20
Totals .......... ii 0 {ill-i ll 4
Score by tunin’gs'
Mhyilowel's ....il ti 1 ti ii 213 rd!)
stnlgans ..0 ti 0 ll 0 ti 1) ti on 0
Earned rllns~»~M‘oyllowers 11.
Two-hose hilly—llamas 2.
Home rlinwh‘. Keene.
First on bails-~01! Webb 3, oil titu-
Art 2.
titruck out-By Webb 6, by Stuart 5.
Lott on buos«hisytlowers»8. Yon-
nlgans ti. -
Sacrifice hits-11110011111111“. Dunn
First on orrom-Msyiiowero 11 You
nlgsns 2.
1111 by pltcher~e~Alten. bloomquisl.
Stolen Desolation” 2. Wright ll. I"
Kano, Bum
Umpire—Joseph Molten
Time One hour. so minutes.
8e0rer~-lv‘. Lundqullt.
Darlsns lost Bridgeport Brass 011.
The llarlen baseball tenth defeated
the Bridgeport ill-ass Company loom.
Saturday afternoon. at Dalton. by the
score of it to l. The Darlene took
the game in hand early [and were on;
or in serious danger or losing. The
lineup oi the tennis:
Darien~i.ounsnnry. rt; 0. smith.
if.; F. Smith. 2b.; C. Cantrell. 3b.:
Bosnian. p.: Dukes, 11s.; P. Cantrell.
111.; Wood. cl.
Bridgeport lirusst‘o «Morrison. ss.:
Donneliy 1b.; Lane. -.;2l1 LIVOI'LC‘
Kellogg. 3b.; Frantic, lt.. Campbell.
rt: Fitzgerald. cf.; Robinson. p.
acore by innings. R H. E
Durien ....... 01031008x-«810 h
Hptllraslltkl.01100liliti~l '1’ 7
Results at Other Games.
The (‘ubs were easily beaten Battli-
day afternoon by the silvermines. at
fir" Eilwllil. hyiiollllhlhr
WDIIM' and ,
1535 at... ‘ ' :11
hlchillio i. élnefiisti 1i
11111111101111.1111 . ‘
Bonilln 5. St. Louis!
1.
‘ IItuEdIy'I 111111511.
111. swallow
(11110111111111 1, Brooklyn :1 111 111-
11 £11111“? midfield 1.
11111111111111 1,11; «In 11in .
" 'w l. ' rc
11111111 11111111 1......417 till .1171
all ork ..... . 29 .5811
baton ......... . . 1. ill) .571
Detroit ........ it till .568
1.11110... .. . ":11 as .119
(lies a d .......... 29 36 .435
Wall ill on ...... 1.28 14.388
131.1.ouis ..........22 4’1' 318
SaturdIy’s Rssults.
Boston 11.131111111111111 4.
Phllodeiphia’ r1. vetroit 1.
Chicago 5 New York 2 (first game);
New York 3.011113: 2 “sound game).
81 Louis ll. contusion ii iiirst
some); Washington 3,81. Louis 2 (sec-
and some)
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TINT IERVIOIB COMMtNCEn
11.1.1.1 LoogLPrssohm to Assist in
This Week's Campaign.
The Knight Street A M £1 Church
111111111 tent meetings opened yester
day at the tent opposite the armory
in was: avenue. with a very urge and
enthusiastic crowd. ill the morning
lit ii o'clock 11111111111111 Mrs. .l (i.
More, of Ohio, presched 11 fiery soni-
stirrlng sermon She had her hear
era bathed intents and walking about
the tent and shooting for joy. At the
evening 'servicc. Rev. Mil. C. liftrdy.
or South Coraline. preached. Sister
Hardy is ,an eloquent gospel preacher
and captivating singer. she had her
hearers last night carried away in sub-
lime gatonllhmétit by her eloquence.
These two evangelists are sisters. and
they are not only only able prescherl.
hut they are whole-muted. tlery, old-
ulne gospel singers. To hear them sing
the old~fuhioned pieces will make ev-
eryone enthusiastic. They are wonder-
rui. These evangelists will assist all
during the tent meetings.
Services will be conducted every
evening this week and the following
divlnos will be present and preach;
Monday evening—«Rev. ti. D. Egbert.
'i‘oosduy~ liev. H, B. Carpenter.
Wednesday—«item W. W. Gillies.
Thursday evening, Mrs. J. Norman
will give a pink tea. social (or the pith
pose of raising means to help to de«
l‘rny the pastor‘s mother and two chli~
dren's expenses from 81. Kim, ll. W. 1.
Friday eveningw itev. Dr. I). T. Van
lioroh.
The congregations of these posters
are cordially invited, and tile public
in general is also invited to these
gospel tenets of Holy Ghost preaching
and golpel singing. A half-hour praise
and song service will be conducted
every evading by the singingr evangel-
tilt Sister Ross Taylor before the
regular services.
APPOINTMENT FOR CONNECTI-
CUT MAN.
tun—u.
A. H. Baldwin Hos $4.000 Job in Wool»
“ lngton.
WASiilNGTON. i). (2., July ll.—~A11
hertus ii. Baldwin. of Connecticut. has
been appointed chief of the bureau or
manufacturers or the commerce and
labor department. The million pays
“.000 a year. The bureau of lnsnufac
tutors deals with the extension of Am-
erican trade abroad. especially in men-
ufsctured articles. it. keeps in touch
with American consuls everywhere for
that purpose and publishes daily ."3' 7
parts from them telling about oppor1
tunitles (or American trade through- ,.
out the world. Mr. Baldwin was tor. ,
moriy connected with the fisheries hu
roan. Later he was appointed cliiIf
clerk at the census once. an import ’
ant position trom which he we: pro-
muted recently to the ehiol clerkship '
of the commerce and labor depart-
.
" sir. .i.
1 1111111111 have sheen. Advertisements. .
The t. I. M. Read Co.
Established '1857.
1
111431 '1 1 .l 1
The Store Closes at 5'11. 111. Except Saturdays.
Warm days, those, for shopping, and we would recom-
mend the mornillg hours as most comfortable. The store
closes at five o’,clock exce t Saturdays, and the afternoons
scent very short. Seasons is goods of all kinds are in
abundance. the things required for personal needs as well as
household furnishings
The “thcation Stilt” of Lifted
This stylish Coat Suit of natural linen' is one of the most
sensible we have had of the kind. The skirt IS. well made and
of a fashion to stand washing. lllc cost Is of moderate
length and perfectly tailored. The price “36.00
A Clearance of Long Gloves
16-button Lisles.
Women who 11ch long gloves to accompany short 1
sleeves will he glavl to see this announcement. It 18 till odd
gatilerin of colors.tul1s browns, grays and a few in white
and blew, but a lovely quality the soft suede finish that
looks so well. Values that were $100 and $1. 50,
79c while they lost
Illrnnlplcto lines, odd sizes, good bargains.
Men’s Summer Needs
Gauze Shirts, 29c. \- cry good hot weather underwear,
and wo‘rtll regularly 501' each. \Ac have them in sizes to
52 inches. 1.1::
Neglige Shirts, desirable patterns, at 89c.
Tubular Ties, plain solid colors, worth 5°C, at 25c. , .
Toilet Articles that Help
when it is hot.
Palmolive Cream. A soft and cleansing cream that will
please women \vliu like to use cream instead of water in
donning tile face. This preparation isncariy odorless, hence
its low price. 39c.
"Othinc" Freckle Cream, quite effective when applied
to arms or face Made from a famous prescription. 3: a jar.
Creme Josephine. All absorbent cream to apply at night
on retiring. after a long and dusty motor trip ill sun and
wind l‘llis creme is especially goal ill cases of sunburn.
50¢ a jar.
Lavender Water. Florida Water. Headache Coldg'ne, '1
and other refreshing preparations. 1
The D. M. Read Co
mu...-
. Hoster‘y
This is a strong stock with us. Our continually increasing sales of
Stockings is the best proof.
LADIES' HOSE AT TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
This is a popular price and we have a large variety 01 links. Tans.
White And Fanny Colors.
“I“, ”3‘9 bed ““"Mv "‘9 eighth. when the lotter‘u grounds, by the score 1)! meet. ’
(,l‘fvgf‘gm“ mm“ “m M“ ““1 7 to 0. Sunday afternoon the 1111111 1 w 1' allow 1 LADIES’ HO!E.AT rlrrv came 1
The ioionisis had their bolting eye W911! ‘0 “WM“ "“1 '0“ i0 "'0 M" DRU$£::R:R‘:L :3 190‘”an . in addition to our usual assortment we have added an All Silk Stock-
wlth them yesterday. maylng 28 hits. field Juniors by the score of it to l. in. Var Fifty Cents.
1111111 on Dowd 111111 111 oil McUroth. r1111 11.1.“.14 Junk," 1,111 .1... u... ‘ HER i-ll'l- cultonm's noes
Every "I.“ 0“ ‘lhO Colonl‘l‘ “Oh two Cub. ‘ return ”me one week from BRIDGE PORT, Jilly ll r-Tiil‘OIilb "C“ l,"’-B| k bite d “D.
or more 1111. Cullen had the twat Iv Sunday. the foresight 01 Ralph Abercromble. .. ° "1‘ .." 1111
eruge for the tiny. four hits out of five wuuumuk. v‘l. Lincolnl. of 3.1m” when at Jlmlmn' s Pharmacy Fair- , Buster Brown «Light, medium and heavy weight
times at bat. Urls made four hits out no" 1“ whumwg (isms .ndgdl ' 1 ' 8! T TWIN'I’YJW’ INT.
0' “1, times at hot. “ml, of Winnipauits ii to 5 field avenue and Brood street. the lNFANTI HO A [O
.i. lisrry. of the Knights. played a All Americans y._ Westports. in third suicidal Ittcmpt oi‘ MsrgoretCoip Worsted and cotton, 10" and short, plain “a fancy. A .
5"?“ game “km“ “on 7'09““- 0‘ Westport. Score a to 2 in furor of one living in a furnished room at ~ , ' ,9,
the Colonials made a wonderful catch Westport. 0,“,th Downs. of mg 1.1. 33 kilos street was s failure. 5 l1
M (‘1. Smith's hll III l'lllll “Old. tor "u“. knocked I home run will; Th , ' ll 5 ll
Next Bundsy the Colonials will play two men on bum. ° woman cs ed ' l 0 “”8 store ,
lilo iielllnsys.oftl1s1nford. This team The Km“ “may“; may. pm pm last weak to purchase snounceotlsud Infants Shoes
is cell‘sldegfd one pfhtile oti'oggest ”w ilerhys. in Norwalk. next 3mm”, 11:13:31“:uspzfiig‘gesleaelntmstll‘on, “Agog
lssms nt 11 parto t 9 state. onto 1 e .1 1. stated 1. my. c on r. e u . .
called at it p. m. tEEElE wer 1111me d y was iorutoothoche. Aborcromble. still ' dimly-"112331133311... I lit
The score in full: ’ W suspicious placed on‘EilE‘l‘ an! ounce. y 11
. ' loss than enough to n l 11 one 1
Motlrsth 1111., 211., p..A~iu IE '1‘ p70 l‘ to: [N THIWLIA.U" ounce bottle, and the woman wont
w. smith. 111. r 2 2 9 o it consssucul Lupin cussing. “It believin- 1111111111 eunuch to and
McQuillAn. 1111. . .. ll 1 2 2 l 1.. no. her “(8
1101111. .111. .. 1 2 o s 1 urlngelvori ......... 11'. 111 11111 1111111711111; 10 her room the 111111111 ic em
llsrry, 1. ..1 ....... r1 1 l 2 11 ll Waterbury ..... ....:111 211 .iitil) 1111111111111 content-then beams to"
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