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ma pun. may.
one HOMI titans swans.
will certainly tickle r mu. .1].
ways from and cationic: . .
Tel. 400. 51;. Washington St.
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EVENING OINTINIL TILIPHONI
CALL!
Mil—News Department
IN—luoinou Department
ode—Branch Otiloo, Norwbilt
coo --Edltor'a Residence
nos—city Editor's Residence
EARLY SENTINEL THURBDAY.
On account or the Merchanta' and
Manutacturere' and the Business Men‘s
ilold day at Roton Point. next Thurs»
day, The Sentinel will be issued at
noon.
Edward S. Meeker, oi Westport ave-
nue, spent yesterday In New York
city on business.
————————-»
Rev. Louis B. Howell. rector of the
St. Paul's Church. was in New York
city on Thursday.
Tomorrow the Cubs will play the
Darius Juniors at tho Baxter grounds.
(lame called at 3 o‘clock.
Miss Mary Whalen. of Boston. is
spending a few days with Mrs. James
Nolan. or Spring Hill avenue.
John Kline, of East avenue. enjoyed
a day's vacation from his duties in
the both silk mill, on Thursday.
Miss Clara L. Betta has left' for
lllghby Camp, in the Adirondacks.
where she will spend a six weelis' va-
cation.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Scofleld and
family. of Clay street. will? pend tho
Snbuth at Camp Holmes. in‘ oliimbun
Grove.
)outractor Michael J. Riordan and
his family, oi Mulu street. are con-
tomplutlng a week's romp at Cali
Pasture in the near future.
Fred 1‘. lilanvillc. of New Haven.
who has been salesman for the Peter
Soliiiylcr cigars In this vicinity. was
in town calling on friends yesterday.
A son was born yesterday to Mr.
and Mrs. .lohn h}. Eulinons. of New
York city. Mrs. Eininona was ormerly
Mil-is Florence ll. Mend, oi uth Nor-
walk.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles W. Shelton.
of West avenue. loit town yesterday
morning tor “Big Moose." Herltimor
county, New York. They will spend
their annual vacation here.
———Aut.omoblles for hire. at Oscar H.
Banks’ Livery Stables. lilvcr street.
Norwnik.
The members of the Sixth Company.
C. A. 0., C. N. (l.. who have been
spending ten days in camp at Fort H.
G. Wright. st Fisher's island. will re-
turn home today. They report a very
lino time. it is impossible to state
exactly what time the boys will not
here an the trains are llom’ctlluos late.
Mr. and Mrs. James l’lunkott. who
are spending the simmer at Camp
Comfort. Cali Pasture, report a line
iilllt‘ thus i‘ar. All of the members of
tho iumily have gotten a very heavy
coat of tanpand all expect more all
they Will apt return home for some
time. There are now thirty-three
touts at Gulf Pasture.
Because the Winnipauk baseball
team will play the Mayfloivera in lilaat
Norwnlk. this afternoon, there will he
no name at Shady Side Park. The
game in the east end will he a good
one. as the previous games between
those teams were. and a large delega-
tion from this end or the town will
attend.
C. William Gray. of Prospect avenue.
who is employed in the Norwslk Bav-
inna Society as. bookkeeper. met. with
a painful accident 'l‘buraday nttnrnoon
when in crooning the torn up section at
Wall street, he slipped and foil. sprain-
lng his left ankle. The member swuli-
ed badl and was very painful. Mr.
Gray being obliged.» use a cane.
‘ ‘. inn-huE—udhu-
A reunion of the nyinnton tumily
was held yesterday at the home at
Judge and Mrs. George 1. ltusuoc. of
Pound Ridge. The party as many
ed. to that place yesterday morning in
a came“ from aglp . liable. This
affair hat the h o the f‘Boas oi
Pontifltidgexfi so It‘ll“ boom» he
holdb the majoritfl Iutho lilieai ot~
does, its: boconie no annua event and
one waited tor with much plmure.
Those present we :1, it...
i. Bylngton, new; ' , or
Waterbury rs. Lydia chlm.‘ furs.
Christine uaeoe. Asron Byinnton. Mr.
and Mrs. Cyrus ituaooo and Messrs.
Floyd '1‘. and Cyrus ltiiscos.
IIIIIflIIIlIIIIII-IIII!E==!!====!E==EE
Fresh Said ‘I it Clio;
EltLMMi,
\ about
WWWh
liable,
cl%W%fiot'
‘ INSURED ;
Will's 'unywhoro in the‘ mom
. ‘ States or Canada. .
f for 32*
. c . per hundred per you, by
lunnaamumm‘
u was. you "nadir acorn
« :_ l..:-!il'§lwuu Willi:
ra‘ PHDNIiIQ-d
“VINO?
THI MODIIN
COLD ONLY UV
Eltbnmmn
Time for K. D. Frames for next ailm-
Imer's boat. now. Special prices. 'l‘wo
slightly used boats for sale; one all-it.
halt cabin. with 8 h. 1). new motor.
One 21~tt. with 51/. h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap it bought now.
I OSCAR ANDERSON
Oyster-Shell PolnhNorwalk
Extracting '
~x Teeth «
without using some manna of relieving
the pain is an operation seldom per-
formed nowadays. Some people pro
fer the old way, but if you do not want
to suitor. come in and let me demon
ltrate the BEST way. it does not
matter to me how difficult the task;
crooked teeth. those crowded closely
together. ulcerated teeth. or old roots.
all yield to my method. and absolutely
without pain. if others have failed.
let me show you what i can do.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 South Main at. South Norwalk
Hours: 3 a. m. to a p. m. oundays
by appointmant only.
You Have
Only One Pair oi
Eyes
book alter them now. We have a
a physician. who is a skilled eye
specialist, to uxmulne your eyes.
NO CHARGE FOR EXAMlNA-
'l‘lGN.
ITHAMER
Optician
OTAMFORD - - CONN.
Open Monday it Saturday Evenings
-
Mina Adeline Hastings. oi Meriden.
has been the recent guest of her
grandmother. Mrs. Adeline tlrel-n. in
upper Main street.
Albert J. inlayt‘, and family. oi
Lyrics place. will leave this aim-noon
for New York city. whmy they will
spend several weeks.
Ralph Vorlin. oi Elmcroai. la enjoy
ing a tow dsys‘ vacation trout illii on
ties in the plumbing shop oi llurriii
fi Montgomery. in Main Hll‘ei'l.
.- M...
Oliver H. Mitchell. oi Nol'walk. lcli
today for Tent City. lll liilt-kllu'ny.
where he will spend several Wl‘i‘kii. His
family In in camp there and he will
join them.
I m”-
Harry Parkinson, or (il‘flntii‘ivw use
one, is anticipating the joys oi a
week's vacation which he will spend
in Waterbury with friends. lie will so
next ‘ Wednesday.
Postal cards received from Minn
Anna L». Richards, who is spending the
summer with her mother. Mrs. lierlhn
M. Richards. in the Maine lulio region.
toll of the one time the party is hav-
inl. ,
In Norwslk. last Week. lllrl‘e Wore
twenty-one monies of property. with
mortgages of 812,150. l-‘or lilll‘ third
woolt in July', 1909. then- were two
trait-torn of real estate. with mort-
v . m
Tonic Reconstnldlor i.
of these implements of household war.
. Bucklflmm WM. 0. A. Raf hgld ‘ ’
regular basins-o meeting last ovoains ‘
in their Willi street hustlers. ,9 x
mm nulls nearest w 1
0? 0m .. .
" Sho‘zw mil next woo‘l’t.‘
The Snlbie club. at Not-walk. . u
auto to Norm Britain an; landlord}
_ ornow I can 9” .i ave a
tits 1 . .”
Mri’and Mmlelllsni P. Boot-shot
Elmoreat. have gone to the White .
Moulntaiba, where they will spend two
wee a. .‘
Q
it;
—n~wwurw~§—— '
Lotto; Montgomery. of holder: place
is open as a few days at the home of
r. and Mrs. Thomas Treadwoli. of
Weston. I '
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Malaaelnonta
are the proud psrenta of a daughter
born to them in their home in Chapel
street, last evening.
*lmw~.
John W. chi-now, ot the Norwslk
town clerk's adios. who has been quite
ill tor a couple of days. has returned
to his duties in the office. .
Attorney Nehemiah Caudeo and
family leave this alternoon tor Bethle-
hem, in lAlohileld county. where they
will spend W10 or three weeks.
Joseph ".lum apatir'l- Locitliart and
Leo "Dynamite" Matheia. tWo ot Nor-
wallt's promising youths, wtil begin .
their camp at the compo Mill pond to- .
marrow.
Dr. Charles R. Chasmar. of West
avenue. has closed his oilico in Wall
street. and is having an addition pilc'
ed upon his home. in which he will
conduct his dentist work alter Bop- .
lumber lath. .
Captain William it. Pennington will
resume his duties on the police force
this evening, after a week’s vacation
sojourn at Conlpo Beach. During the
coming week. Ollicer Frank Btrniton
will he on s vacation.
An anniversary mass of requiem
was celebrated in St. Mary‘s Church
this morning tor the late pastor. Rev.
James H. O'Donnell. The mass was
sung by Father Thomas J. Finn and
was very largely attended.
a...
Mlas Gladys Brown. or Norwalk.
left this morning for llridjtoport.
where she will spend Sunday with
Mills Myrtle Baylca. of Norman street.
Miss llaylea ta wcll~known in Norwaili.
having lived here some time ago and
having morally visited bliss Brown at
her home here.
Frank St. John. of the Glens Falls
police force. stopped in» Nth-wail: this
morning. and had a talk with J‘ruiilr
Uitlcer iiryan Silk. He said that he
was returning with an automobile that
he had chased to Hartford. the ill“
rhino having been stolen .iroio Riven
side some time ago. .
The continued case of Norman
Friedman against his stator. Mm Wil‘
llam Miller. wife at a Washiunton
street bridge butcher. was to have
come up tor settlement yesterday. but
did not. No definite date has boom not
for the continuance. Friedman sharp
on his sister with asaaull.
A handsome silver cup. to be the
urine for the business ineli‘l baseball
game at tho outing at the Morrhlinis‘
and Manul‘acturora‘ Association at
lioion Point next Thursday. is on ex-
hibition at tho aioro or (Toloburn it
Lauder. in Wasltlnimn aimct The
cup, in order to become the permanent
property of one oruauiaation must he
won three Hines. (“npinin Adolph W.
llrvytuaa lot it ill-come known this
morning that ho had sinned tip another
strong player. The identity of this
player was not nivon out by Captain
ilroyluas, who wants to hear more
about the details of the Norwalli huai~
non. men's lineup hetero he announces
the complete list of his players.
Misti Maud Rullcy and Mrs. Lewis
Taylor. of Militia street. had a great
old-taaiiionod mouse 'litil'ii. yesterday
afternoon. With bloom. coal ahovoi
and the cat. they managed to drive
the rodent from the house. They stood
on the table and cried. ”(lot out." and
this. coupled with tho vinoroua thrusts
dually persuaded the miniature animal
to loavei'the house.
3......
Iago- ”i ”2.650.
A birthday party was given Iaal evo-
Iiihg at the Knob tor Mrs. Frank P.
Huntington. About twenty guests were
present and alter the line dinner sinn-
tnn and dancing were enjoyed ulitil a
late hour. .
Misti Laura Bush and‘liiislt Martha
Walltloy, oi the oilice loroe oi the
Vandorhooi' straw hat factory in But-
ier stratum enjoying their annual
vacation tromtheir duties. 'l‘huy leit
yoltwdly inclining tor the Catskill
mooning-henna they will sojourn tor
‘ a.
l.
. V
‘A relialhii lflail ill being built by
muol F. iiitim, between his house
o Grandviow‘ liveuuo. now occupied by
Police Wont ’i‘homua Motherland
and one owned by Wiliiam ll. Hickey.
treat improvement to
‘plaoo and also a crotli~
asom- ,‘
nod...
.' Card Views
of nails Island. Park Circle Eliiit ulna,
Latte View. Birdseye View.
Crystal Lotto and Castle Venice and
lilo-t Boson. ‘ .
n
iiouth (Jove. L
Economy
is seldom popular. but it is the
most essential element or
Sliced”
You cannot succeed long with-
out it. and now in the time to
begin
Economical people usually have
savingn accounts and we invite
yours
The South Norwalk
Trust Co.
4% 90 “viri-
Jul.
”amount.
Savings Society
cruluin
redone
_ v...ooiatci§"‘ 2
ours. in. Home
The New Store . -
24 Wall St. Nomadic.
Opposite NorwalkI Hotel
TELEPHONE 108.
a. i.“ input...
street. hos purchased a valuable horse.
'Arthur Buahol. of ii"! local "ONO!
lines. is snjoylns a day’s vacation iron:
his duties.
Henry Hollenbsclti“. oi’ iiridneport.
. about last oveninl with trionda in Oh
chard-street. f
Joseph McLauabliu.
street. will spend tomorrow at Fair-
u
it
winds. tins wonthvrl and road rallied.
cotton lionll
VrWo STORES: I ..
r'
QUALITY
Quality Hut. Last and All the Time.
Bonnie Horas Food
Dairy flood
Chit“): PM
Poultry
Block Food
OF CHILDREN
PHOTOGRAPHS
the title oi
'i‘l-il CHILDREN'S STUDIO .
We Photograph Children at Their last
PiC'i'tiltl FRAMING ,
All kinds of Pram» constantly on hand
Jackson’s Studio
58 Wall on.
h. Only ace
Handles Nothing But Sea Food
Fiatiiall. luttorilah. Weakdah. Bluefish. Sea lass. Halibut. Oink God.
Loo-tors. toil Crabs. Little Nook. Long andflound Clams.
Cuthill’s Bridge Fish Market
‘ FREE DELIVERY.
G. S. North. during Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday of this week. will be in Boston.
‘ in attendance on the convention of the Photog-
raphers' Association of New England. Studio
open as usual.
.r‘"...*.........‘ in...
in Chapel street. ‘
r‘
W
day. Will. list”
Dr. Brooks.
W
of Chapel cm hold s most it: I"
connidorod mail in
til. Mild to his ynnMIm;
klslaiidl and reports-hint: part or Canada. is reported
V llf.‘ldd h‘ i 1‘;
ml is.
" , ‘futdllll. of m
. limit? it .
South Nomlk
:4 South Main St. !
The successes that have been won on a toond‘atlon oi cheapneaa are I:
scored and unsatisiactory as soap bubbles.
worth. and worth commands its price. A
ioctlng the teed (or his timid.
unless he's wilted. And proper tending means.to
what it does to you. Bonnie lioroo Food (home group
or gmd sweet corn. oats. barley and wheat products.
each day; stale western foods may wisely be let alone.
Real success only follows
wise. man in caretui in ao-
A borne in like a mono-not worth much
him very much
at is composed
ireiib ground
MANUEL: TORO HATCH.
have long been a specialty and success with us. that we have merited
Nomllt. Colin.
of mm.
is spending a short vacation at the
horns of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Welnlta.
Miss Molly Miller. of Chapel street.
spent the day in New Canaan yoateo
monthtyjeport to
The Norwallt l thfiohtl‘tinont, out;
. evening,
atlas to
. ,. . : ‘ . one is enioylnxa day's "option from
w W d’d’d‘d‘.ii£il°”fhdithuu ...-...... mm.
urn. r. ll Lou and wn.olPr0vi~‘°1¥f::’ ““‘l’l'kll‘ “W“ “ m Rig. J‘ W” . " " print?! ”I
dunes. are the rolls of John 1‘. ”q ‘ .452. , , . W. , 3. ._
Wlono. in Norws lt.‘t0r a week. ' VI «. “W * v. The Authors’ Producing company-oi
‘ W [in Walter Hitchcock. at West. sve- which Charlsa'ltloin “proudest; it“
in. Albert Nash.- oe Newark. who ill: pursuit Wail some who u on a ton
\‘dsya' vocation tbmuch the southern
Norwaik to hove been married. {The
reportoould note be substantiated this
‘iaooaooaaraoim‘ on. using lgrlllflfl‘; who. u .3»; allow; 'it it"‘ui‘dflt’hat g: iii. arm 3
, - v ‘ l . in do . lion on‘a other ll. it it or a e. o n: w
DEW OVER 33.775.000 Willem”. iii: suit on a week's voidI notably be known until he returns.
‘il ‘ ‘ i-3i ..fi . V “ nunfilfluhflhh
aim and
tow .. ,
i
All Suit! tormerly $18.00.
lioys' Pains at great reductions.
Men’s Pants out way down._
Straw Hats, one-halt price.
eons. nan s'sn
_ ..; Mrs. Annie Herrick was admitted to
_ the Norwalli Hospital last week and
' ~ operated upon by Dr. Jean Dumortler.
assisted by Drs. Walter Hitchcock and
Henry Sharer.
Smith Keaton of Miami. Florida. cali-
od on Mrs. M. C. Stevens and family on
'l‘uewday last. Mr. Keeler has been em-
ployed by the East Coast Railroad Co..
oi Florida. tor the past seventeen
years as artistic painter and decorator,
and this is his drst visit to the land
of steady habits in the meantime. After
ouojylng a two weeks vaactlon he re
turns to his home this wool.
On Saturday evening. July 23. W.
Ruebl. a \i‘est-Norwalk lad. save a
lawn party to his Trianda in honor oi
his gradunlion iron: Norwntk High
school. His friends had previously. at
the commencement. presented him
with a beautiful heavy gold aixnet ring.
7 The lure. during the progress of the
party, am: a brilliant Ipocllcio. Jap-
anese lauterns~wore strung arm the
grounds. creating a most desirable
scenic oftect.‘ The young indies were
all in white. All sort or suitable out-
door gauieo were played-«the guests
even dancing the Virginia reel on the
lawn. much to the sorrow ot a poor.
unfortunate. peropirlns young lady.
who iii her thoughtless misty, had vol.
outer-red to play the piano. and wat
forced to play over and hirer again the
only suitable tune-"l’aakoe Doodle."
Many oi the guests added to the
pleaoureot the evening by (in their
turn) entertaining with songs and
funny recitals. Refreshments were
served at it) sud at it o'clock. The
presentation. by the heat. oi a mock
gift to Mrs. Zollar. a must popular
lady present. calmed considerable met-'-
rlmenl. The ice cream was most
tasteiully put up in bricks in Norwaih
High school rolora-~~nroeu and white.
The guests departed shortly before
midnight. voting themselves a most
enjoyable evening. Those present
were Miss twat-thorn oi Brooklyn.
Miss E. listen of Darlen. Milo hi. (lio-
var. alias ti. Hail. Him: 10‘"!!! and
Sarah idols-l. Miss Bertha Jones of
New‘ttannn. Min P. Morehouae. Miss
M. (Minion at Brooklyn. Miss Richer
of New Secretly. Ills M. Shaw ot
South Norvrnln. Miss ll. Thompson.
limitation W. Grimm of the Fish
O'Hara Como-Iii. G. llnrtiett. ll. Mei-
ael. tl. Paroyphouio Schode. w. Tho-
ma 0! Now Canaan. F‘.IWateI-a and
W. iioehrinn. of Dorian. Besides these
were also several guests or the house.
wsa'rnsa'roaacas'r.
' For Norwaik and vicinity: - Showers
followed by clearing tonight; Sunday
fair. Moderate southwest shitting to
west winds. The disturbance hat
was central in the Lake rollon yester-
day morning has moved eastward and
is new pas-in out the St. Lawrence
valley and tha vicinity in on the
southern edge of it. it has produced
“Milli IMWGYI from Ohio outward
to the coast. The area of high prea-
sura moving in born the northwest
has reduced the temperature between
the Rocky‘ Mountains and the Missil-
alppl river. .
WM
Idem-u Dilv’lorth. ‘ at Union . riot.
hurt ‘bia toot quite bully width swim-
ming at the Norwalk Country Club
yesterday alteration. its out. with a
hop today. ' ‘ ’
A. ,.
George'KSNichoraon. ot Billion m
mode amnsomonuwitli Hoary Arthur
Jones the well known lln loll ploy.
wrighi. author of urn. . n: Dam.
The Hy ltoahi‘baxmrmte. tor the
redo ‘ or a new ploy mono tho
hflltlll“ holidays. . in accords»:
with thlilfilldy‘: xtlidmltilofl‘ Woo
,, inn Dempsey. f
around
Reliable August S
is on" at” . . .. *-
Price’s Clothing State; ‘ ‘ "
Buits’that were tron $10.00 to limo. at .l .
All suiulomlorly $10.00 and 312.00. at
All Suite formerly 815.00. at ....
.‘ loooIoIoIlIOOIolIovalIol
All Butts tormerly $20.00 and 822.00
All Suite formerly 325.00. 828.00 and 830.00, at Mum...“ y
Boya' Suits at one-halt regular prices.
‘ Many other bargains in Rats and Footwear.
m
Price’s Clothing so: [
9s whim on Street. South Norwalk'
,. Hera that they bur ‘
o
it
. ‘ e
cuissoaoo.‘
.l'./
one.nIooaono-aol'lOOIIOCO
Why Not Adopt European Method
Keeping Roads Ill Condition.
Now that people are coating to
the idea that eternal vtgllanch ilpih r
price at a good macadam road. m h .‘
ot the methods which Europe pig
to maintain her unrivalled hinml
seem to be worth imitating. Ian-tho .
Bridgeport Post. She has never liar "I
dulgod in the American dolulion thou
road once properly made will rolliain “I ' v
desirable possession ever-otter. oven
it nothing more is done to it. She *
does not wait until holes big ‘ 3T:
and dangerou. and dump a little crush-
ed stone into them and trust to
vehicles to stamp it down ilmly. The ’f
policy at European madman" «one C‘
to be to remedy lily abrasioa oi the. '
surface. however trivial.” soon to it "5
makes its appearance. The dud.
smooth. outer coating must be rotunda!
unimpaired at any cost and no alert-
is soared to preserve it. . "
Little hoops . of atono' ‘ sent ‘ '.
along the highways at frequent l’ I
vats attest the present .oi tutu humble;
but menu individual. the roadmoadlii'.“
whose odice is to render-first aid.”
the injured roads. Lille the track ville
er ot a railroad. he has a given use; '
tion to survey. and he to also c a ,
with the talk oil keeping it in order do?
far as one man power is able to; on- 4.
tend. When the case is serious be re- . '
ports the domage to higher opium ‘
which promptly remedies ii. For " -
most part the delicate patching fit ‘ .
which he is an adept proves spacial!» v‘
and his stretch ot bisbway is a loom
of neatnooa. V U r
The madmonder. so dear to light lltv" “’
erature. is not an expensive inatittr ..,.
lion. lie is usually an old man or till-x
invalid still capable of dork who. 3
turn to labor in the wealth tor omit "“ ~
pay rather than become a burden dmnv
local charity. it is not yer hull-ll-
bor to take the iaithtul "otltc in time"
which his employers require of him.
He has only to keep his eyes open and
watch tor the that signs at anterior» I“
t on. v‘ ' -‘ ‘ '
if ever the United States learn“?
take care oi its maoadam roads, it . i
first build them properly and than t
somebody like the madmonder
watch their condition it ought not to
be hand tolntroduce this pauonco to “
do things properly. At, piosentgdllri
roads are having a struggle for an» i
anon. ; but the average American highr
way is the worst handicapped oi. any.
Edward H. R. Green. the sun omit.
rilchont woman in the world, is a-haoiia .y :‘
ti or. ‘
“The reason i am a bachelor." am
Mr. Green to a 8i. bouts reporter."
that rat so big that i can‘t d
myself Illfliiiieniin to pose II ‘I m
man. to invest? pigeon l‘m afraid
bong marr ort ewroog ‘ I
“i‘m afraid test. like the lam
the doughnuts. i may be the victim?!)
ulterior insulting motives. .
"The lady l rotor to. alter assisting u
tramp. received another 'viait an it
later from the same man.» .
“Madame." he said. you saved
three doughnuts s while buck. til
you mind adding another one to ill“!
itiour?” ‘ ‘
"Gladly." said the iuiy. all Mention.
and site wropped attendant to a howl-f
paper and handed itlto lilo. "leech .
like my dounbnuta. do you?‘ -.~ ‘
" 'No madam. it isn‘t that.‘ said the
tramp. 'ins sod some trillions dent in
tbs holler wants to have a who iii;
nuoits.’ "uldlunospoils‘iouinltt. t .
. . . .
aaoarr sun A woman ill-“viva,
' mourns. ~ * ,.
'l‘ito aisbt of twil'vlomon panel
a sailboat. ul- sounds». no la ,
’tweatmo sailors ““0th
“ll
launching,» a gamma
titles . o , ,
or and Iioadb ru’uoaiolu toward that
also. wno'hnswerad by wuvlii its .,
ohi‘oi'o. WWW! tho lim‘ti ‘ .,
a woman the sails hadlln liver
thaw-loo Aussies, mes.
. . ..
ill. to. man. the '
dealer.
n w l
to
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