Valunllienh “RightI”
An investment in the stool: of this corporation is
investment in the most important Itreot irailway
, mum“: of recent years. its success is estab-
. it Is I regular dividend payer, and its earn-
, gI' are constantly increasing.
‘ The revenues are derived from royalties paid by the leadlrg
p'n companies. and the patent rights cover the United States.
. d principal foreign countries.
To-da a? nearly 6,000 of these cars are operatin or under contract
, sixty cit es and new contracts are being constant y added.
dire Psy- Asflouflnter our homes .
, ‘3th no 'rIiI»: PUBLIC.
SAFE T0 PASSENG
trac-
mad:
‘
AND ,
~ GREATER REVENUE 'i' 't: COMPANY.
a SOUND and
WPBWPPNVT" P- Ao Y- E PREFERRED STOCKas
ESTMENT piyln re‘g‘uirir 7% dividends. The investor
,eeel addition~with is certificate of Preferred Stock cer.
tain PECIAL RIGHTS which will prove of exceptional value
in the near future.
MlorCirenlsrP-A-Yl No.72
Carliele and Company,
Bankers and B’olrers.
New York.
N v. . . ‘ I I i‘ I! at h l v
80M! Milli! PliLlllE
(Continued irdin Wilt Puke.)
’l‘lre ariIillciItlon‘e of Lorenzo J
Mr.M Moore
titlon relative to the axle
Wall street pavement
a d accéutod.
‘lre retolution was as follows:
Wall street be extended
Mr. Arthur thirnlnatm. Westerly to in
elude all of I
Wall street
from
avenue rind Holden avenue.
Another ronoltrtlon to give Mr. A
wan also voted on nrrd Iliifiiieii.
their pregnnr mi.
placed in vote.
turllotl for ion yours oxcepl lII omcr
annoy ration.
Mr. lluilwitz reported that hits com
to he trrkon up.
map III the nrccting
yet hot-Ir onllrhilshed.
no noon rm Mr. Wood wnu I‘oidy.
mutter oi patrolirrg tho utrcots.
mitten nhould sec to it.
was disconnect at length and ill’.
.il'Ollllt‘.
w..-
Rodentiy by Mn. Delhi-tops.
BRll'iIlEPOR'l'. Conn. Aug.
Irmrc on co-renponderrt llorcu
‘hild til recently.
Mrs
.lrs. Falrchlld
long the utrcol.
who “‘Ol‘i’
torn.
tllrllon. Garage and
'lrtiuwri her and took her homo.
«chemo, Mill ho walked and in
erdny.
terlaln dogrco.
Club. Mrs. li‘alrchild nieo wont
detective to ioilow hcr.
he expects to obtain his divorce.
hcr evicted ii noceaaary.
Mr. Delhridge ill living at It hotel.
«dun—nu» u
POWER IOAT ON FIRE.
”a...
0... ”- a.
Hi. Honda.
owners were ashore.
to carotho whorl tromcono out
host loose.
Levi P. Mlllor‘tiltll’itld in it
tltiaiiy hltd to neddlo the boat
the lire
.ploitlrin.
W...
MR. M’LIAN’. OONOITION.
”'95
ill
- ‘l ‘ “ ._ :11.._0.0.. .
~ ‘ IIINA'roa PECK AND MR. HILL.
lfttol‘art Their infilt'ndo Played ll
_ the claim incident.
Aulitin W Croiut of 9 Madison svr
hue. Danhury. sends to the Danhur .
Eveuln New , messages that he re:
delved enator Charles 8. Pool
and Congressman E J. Hill a his.
days ago in relation to the homecom
in: of his son, George H. Croiut r:
yooman on board the U. s S Clinttrr
noose. As told in Saturday‘s papor
Mn. Ali-tin W. Croiut is critically ii.
. and when Mr. Croiut made an eiior
\, to secure permission from the out;
department lo‘r his son to return homr'
III Icon III on ship should reach Pugc
flound. he received littlo satisfaction.
lnlorrnation in regard to an apnea
. t Mr. Croiut made to Representa,
in .Burton Rogers, who interestet
. Ballet. r Morgan G. Bulkeloy in tin
' mutter. reached the New on Saturday
and the story was told in that paper
Mr. Croiut elated yesterday that he
wish“ to hove SenatOr Peck and Con
Hellman Hill receive due credit to:
?”distance they gave him in the Inuit
connection. The letters and telegram:
in Mr. Croiut's hands showed that Sen
ator- Peck communicated with Con
eesman Hill on August 6 and that or
[not 6 the senator received from Mr
Kill a telegram anoouming that ill
I! just received it dispatch iron
Illil'rigton to the eeot that the Iravr
department had telegraphed the com
matador ol' the Chattanooga to porrrri
Mr. Croiut‘s departure (or home no
mediatoli upon the arrival or his vol;
33! in port. Congressman lllli took til
the matter through President 'l‘ait.
it is apparent that both Bonntor
Peck and Representative Rogers nnI
Senator Bulkcley and Congressman
Hill all gave their boat oliorlrr to its
list Mr. Croltrt.
GERMAN CHlP YARD. lDLl.
Mon Want Increase In Wagoa lm
Shortst- Hours of Labor.
BERLlN. Aug. III.- All lI roault o
the fight hetweon the German illlip
builders and their employer all thr
shipyards or Germany except thc gov
ornment works are now idle, no tor a:
new construction In concorrrcd. Naval
canatnrctlon assigned by the govern
merit to privrrto yards. ill at o lItrIud
still, and lllllll owners are in Innm
ca‘les sending their ships to England
(or the nocenanry repairs, unluroliy ill)
dertakonlnh sharia.
The men demand an increase or ton
per cent in written and a liity iivo hour
week. The ulriphuiidcrs maintain that
these economic donutudn are a clouit
, to political prrrportou and cannot he
treated .
The shipbuildoru outaido oi Horu-
,. hurt. whore the strike bonito Annual
‘ 4. undertook to look out do our cont. at
f. - their emplo 0%» an an act oi roprisai
' _ tor the stri e of the Hamburg work-
’ . man. retaining lorry per cont on the
payrmts These latter have now struck.
the total number at strike was now baton
about 36.000 when: euo ctr-liter
lot the men otnploysti in the allied
trades Iron nw being organized. At
Hamburg I8. 1 metal workers have
. tone on strike. .
i W
““‘rltl neutrino ’rnune. ,
Tho adoration Twill. 00. at New
amt/en willoq not in tort parties
to popular oIn trier resort tla i’vs’tik.
that oiM tthiothn in the
White Mon thine. and 'i‘uoIIdIy to the
Thousand intends and Montreal. 'l‘heie
a of; 1;“th in?” Ir tum
- oy e on I ‘ ya
t MM?“ ‘YVhited left!)
i . Irmudn. more:
Baptnmber- i. tun will. how
.beawlelotumnnnlsi tours in
WP! mwgloihurg" White Mon]:
0 ll 03‘ l FM l
., tofiller iii. Ind (let Wi'bmui and I...“
dirou
rhino Saturday.
time.
rte . Ital. has; unto show
brightening Iii-ill profit in
0 damn-0. ,. .. .
FAIRCHILD TO SEEK DIVORCE.
lrldoepot‘t Man’I Wile Horsewhlppec
lit--
indigo A. Fairclrlid, o promincut rest
lorri oi Bridgeport nud II mcmlwr til
I loading icwclry firm. announced you
ordny he would Institute divorce pro
(‘I'tllnglt against his ville and WOlilt.
llcl
ridge. tenor soloist in tho Washing
on Park Methodist Church. clerk or
he Bridgeport Board of Mucusorn nmi
imminent politically and uocinlly. Mr
‘arIithlld has retrained State’s Altor
Ivy Stllcu Judnorr to institute the suit
Along with this ImnounccurI-nt on»
listloscd the. incl that Mrs. Fairchlld
vna horecwhlppod on the streets at
lrldgeliort hv Mr» Delhridlrc on iht
Welling oi May ii This was strongly
looted by tho Ilttirn and by Mr. Pair
Delbridgc waited in iront or
he lit tel Atlas for her huslfnnd and
atrolllrra
Upon lhc arrival o'
hit two Mrs. l’h-ihridgc sprang out and
united Mrs. Foirrhlld ncross the shout
Mrn. l‘nirchiid tit-d to the Blue
the doors Wt‘l‘l‘
101ch on Mrs. nclhrldge. Her hushsur.
III a public Biiilt‘lllulil in reply to Ih.
:cnndai which followed ihia‘flinir. Mr
“illi't‘llllil Iicclirrod that ho believed his
A'll't‘ to lli' tho victim oi a lllnt‘lturuil
nrru
with nor to church on the iollowinr
This illilt‘ii’d the rumors to It
All wont Wi‘ll nppurcnily until Aug,
not it when Mr. llolhridgc wont to aim
at It smoker- oi the-New York Yacht
to
New York and her huahnnd ’(‘ililflt‘t’l it
Mr. Fulrohlld
was summoned to Now York by his do
‘m-tlvo and with the humus otiloor oi II
New York hotel broke into n room and
‘lrcrc obtained the cvidoncc on which
Mrs. Fairchild line roturncd to bar '
husband‘s homo, and with her lion. a
boy of ii. is in solo possession or it.
Mr. Fairchlld snye ho iIIIII wurncd hcr
to leave, and will intro atom to have
The Delilrldgoa hrivc eepnrnlI-d and
Man Had to Paddle It Ashore With
ESSEX. Aug. l6.-—~Allout mo don't
nge wan done to a power boat hoionm
mg to La Place brothers, of llroclc
way, and the village was considerably
excited at 11 o'clock Sunday evoninir
whon looking ganoilne in tho boat was
not Iiilre by flame or II lantern loft in
the boat. about to minutes while the
The host was
tied to tho Elinor steamboat whorl and
tho
skill
to out out tho ilro on the driiiliilt
potter boat. hilt his hoot sank under
him and he had to take mimic. on lhc‘
burning launch whose 25 gnilon innit
ma Inst been lilod with slimline. In.
erioa for help brought no nld turd he
shore
with his lltIiilllt. after which t (I III-
aomhled crdivtl helped him to put out
Molting of II lead pipe lending irom
the gamlino tunic nrovvntod the ox
The condition of Alminnder 8.1M-
Lcsn has undergone little or no change
Mr. Mouton remains
uncommon the greater- nart oi the
The niownostl with which the
or patient regain! his mental iwultlee
naturally council anorehsnntou but. the
hopeful near. that hair existed lines he
indications ol‘
pveurru during rcanonulllu hours.
Ironcuicd by i‘orrrrciliunu Filiilflgflii.
The resolution was finished on role.
lr loot driving.
ilOWt‘l'i‘l'.
road and pcrnrisnioir uircu,
on tho. ('lriiltriml‘rt properly in
drool.
to ho higlror thou the original wulk.
Iiiiiltel".
but there alrouiri ilr thirty.
will he troliliod.
and approved.
oi positions. otc.
ercninu worr- thon rcnri.
Administrative ..............
doprrrtrrrcni’s hill of tritium
litillli’.‘ dur- him.
The Irrcctirrg adjourned
llrst Monday in Scptcrnllor.
until
U... 0......W_..._.
REAL ESTATE CALEB.
iirnry i-lcyurour to (‘lurrrura ll. llrItI'rI.
Ilrip oi lnirti. Quincy utrcct. \iIIr.
(lurinrm ll llntco to Milrolnu .‘il ii‘l
wood lllltl \Iifo lot null building». Ur-
loud and QIIIIII‘I- streets War.
lot. iiIIrtlor \‘iotv llcnr lI Wur
'I'lleodoro ls). “lorroil lo tloorgo it.
Mlllllllll. lot lluriulr t‘rirn llmcir War
i'nrkoxtcuslon. Wur
I...
m"l suiiored habitually from consti
nation
have been regular cvcr ninco' 'mA, ll:
llnvls. lrocor. Sulphur Eprings. Tex.
anus and Richard F‘ Moore were gam-
on read Mr. Adams war appointed ,.
tilt the motion Ill Mr. Malone, II Iva”:
Councilmen Burnett preconted a Ito»
tug at the
he matter
Wail dinounaod Iomewhnt. then voted on
‘LI therefore inove that the paving of
from that
place where the yttrium contract with
to remaining portion oi
between the curb linen
the.I westerly terminal of tho
preuent contract to Wear avenue. Mott
Another reuoluiion restricting the
lime to he consumed in the paving won
The resolution Won
The resolution called (or the work to
be drum in ion days and not to be din
milled Irnd investigated the condition
of the engine lrorruo floor. and reported
that about hall at tho door would hard
Action on tho Wilton avonrrc cnrh
line matter was dniayed owing to the
tallure‘ oi l-‘nglrruor Wood to have iriII
No grndo turn on
The mayor said that he would call It
nporiul mot-ling Io lli‘l on tho mnltcr
(.‘ouncllmurr P‘Illllilguii brought up tho
“1‘
thought tlIIIt \l’trot urcnuv should hc
policed and moved that the lNlliii‘f’ oom-
Mr. lv‘lnlromrri
also llrouulri tirrIl Ilurlrrn (‘lrioi l'ii‘tltl»
:ey's turn on tho Mitin null Wull ntrcot
turner he IIiIoulIi got into the middle of
tho strucl. ihnlcud oi on tho aldcwnlh.
The lururtrcr oi nuto ut‘t‘lllolltrt intI-ly
lint"
.lt‘ll poiiricd out that sororrtviivo pcr
rout of thorn hud lrappcrrI-Il on Weill
A roiloluliorr to prupcriy patrol Wont
was
t‘ouucilurnrr llIIrIIoil scomod to no at
tho opinion that a conviction would be
I' tlror Ilililruli iIr t‘iiliv of on Mrcst
litrr I'iun's did not
N09!“ to ho Ihrri oi the curirc hoard.
'A pctil‘rorr to cram n building III lot!
It iltou avenue lly Niclrolnn Martin. our»
Mr. l‘inrrouun until“? of tho NiIiI'Willli
Mnrn
which had hoop I‘Ihiuid no on
Mr. Mulouo promised to fll‘t' lo the
Coupon bonds of ihr I‘ily Nullomrt
hank wore Irrcaontod tor cancellation.
l‘wtlllti-illiltl coupourt u'trl‘t' prI-aoritrri.
The intuit
The report of the Iluporintoirdcnt oi
the llro Itlurm Ityrllcm was thou road
The ropurt ehowcd ox‘
.Icrrdituren ior new glass. point. chrrnnc
Tho hills Iii tlu'
'i’lrcy are he
follows:
i'ollvo ...................... 3 Bit in
i. lglrt ....................... l 4' :t.‘ A.‘
Solver ........ . .......... ill iltl
Highuuy .................... liltiHh
Library ..................... 7 I7-
F'iro ........................ :i'r't lzi
r‘irranro .................... tilltl.‘.ill
5.70
i’nimcrri was hold up on tlw llnancc
t‘ourrriluiarr Malone wrur nllou'cd tho
t he
Thomas .I Mcud to Edam- 'l‘. llutos.
lot lilltl lluildiirun. Wont Ntlr'wnlk, \\'I\l‘.
itolrort Muhlr: to 'l'irnodorc it. 'l‘crrnll.
\orwulk Scrurillcrt I‘orporuliou a»
lattice hlinrtlrl Illil Ivilc lot lllrodunolin
Doan‘n Regulcta roilovnd Mill
strengihonod the bowels no that thcy
”wan-“M.-. ”‘0”0MM Iw»t> ..
FASHIONABLE ‘I
tor every room in the houne in none in
the host designs and highoet qualities.
Our Furniture in the ntandard oi oncol-
isrrce tram every standpoint. Thaw
range of selection is large and the
prices are low onough to auuro mif-
chasorn that they are getting their
money" it Worth. whatever they buy. We
unit the favor or a riorlronnl inspection
01 our stock. .
The A J White a Son Co.
rail to its wristwatch ctr-st.
truth "email: _
FURNITURE
l ' .
'h‘mldfizétlwnllfl ‘1
mm e ibiomynntieuur m
"pk ii n hominid
flaw 'r'fi'hhilfifiiliég Chunk. Pa
Elan lunthd’M
, :orl'mni’WJ-l
meal”; " onrvan‘”‘ltrr.t.ao” av
HORSE.
MERIDEN. Aug. 16.—-Jolrn Rahaloy.
II vctoruu drivor in the tire dendri-
yesterday aitvrrroon nnd totally hurt.
r- dcath coming in about tlitocrr minutes.
thur. the present contrnctor. the work
For clgiricou yours ltnliulI-y had been
n driver. He colored tlrc depot-intent
upon its regular orgarrinutlon in 1813.,
ilc had been commuted Willi Wilcox
Hour No 4. YI-ntcrdui nitrirnoon lIIr
won hitching up one oi tho harlot}
wind) it suddenly hickud hark. rue
illow crushed in tho drivcrn rilll'l near
tho Ironrl und llrnt orguu wnu punctur-
rail ltnhalcv was hit ycnra oi elm Ind
Icnvcn a widow and two daughters
who are school tontht’ln and II and
who la in tho rnilroud drum at New
liriluin. '
Somehow modesty manages ‘to
parade in public irequoutly
WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES
RANGE”
will be in great demand. so it you
want to be ready for the
heat. order your Gas
Range today
$14.75 up
on EASY PAYMENTS IF
DESIRED
.N. . 0-.....“
Housatonic
P0wer Co.
The Reed 8r Polk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Town
AUTO CUPPLIEI
Phone Ship-(Ill South Main Street
8. Xurwallr, I‘onrr, Music llrIli mock
Automobiles
TO RENT
ltcpnlrinn illlil Iloucrnl tlvorirnuling by
ilrnt cirrus lllt‘i‘llfllllt‘it.
Agoutu for Murine”. linolrlcr "ill." (‘0
hrIIIlIlII, iluprrrnlriiv. nIId lfivoriit ":tt‘l."
lirnud III-II la‘vcritt domouritrutor in
loan.
Do you \l’llii'll tho llttic lirrpp. You
Will ircc lrcr ovary drty utnudlug up nud
doing norrico. Ilrontottl twopnnaonpcr
i‘i‘i‘ on curtlr.
I’honu tin or come and are till.
Norwalkaon—ioiiddted
Auto Company
ma w mama
Funeral Director and Embelaier
A II Net-tn min «not. learn Nor-went.
Kaitlin“. I Wilhlnim III-m.
Telephone at alibi." on.
Telephone It hIIIII. III.
WV GOA“. FOR UNIAIY mim
or fluid will” “lie than will:
' Willow It llllill'
WEAR“ PROPER EYE OIIAON‘MI.
WI Iliad our own tens-I
.llemwelt Optical Co.
' umrao Milli columns
MI n
It Worthington film‘s.”
“I'll-“Ow 1 OR. or M '
Hominy mailman.
via a.
¢
moot. wnu kicked by ono of hie horror ,
i ,“ mama's-u H “mm“;
m '
YOUTHFUL gUHgLAR BOUND
MIDDLETOWN Aug. 16 ~Howard
Darling. ihu trightoorr»ynarold high
school student. who is charged with
hurglurieing several houses here. was
today hound ovor to the September
term of the Superior Court under
bonds or $500, by Judge Pearno iu the
city co'tlri. lie hair not. yet occur-ed a
borrdnrnon. Darling. who has horoto~
turn had no oxccilorrt reputation. atlll
maintains that quiet composuro which
hr lltlti displayed sinco his arrest. tic
spends hin limo in his coll, playing a
mandolin.
Almost all old wornou wear their
drenuoa too abort.
To tho licntlnu ll Plumbing ('n.
lioIrtlctrtoIr: Ihrrirrg tint winter of
I‘lmuucri for n Hironcor Honor and urn-d
my l'llllrl‘ cool hill mm min. mulling II
Youru truly,
Norwuik. t‘omr.. July 23, '10.
,‘III‘
Itcnr .‘llr:
log itin‘l lull now Oh
no) Inn llNi‘
Vi‘l‘)‘ truly yours.
FRANK l. JON as. General Manager.
Disc Records,
Indestructible two-minute
. all makes cylinder mach
Painting and Decorating.
L. H. DECKE
Takes THIS 0? f
36ur‘
hrm my nix npnrtlucul house. lliillli: o lulilcr oi woll known mnltc,
our: hull of \Ilrur It ilml iII‘I‘li lilt‘ prrcmlltrn hl‘lii‘liull.
new council mom than suo
' DINLV.
NEW LON hi. Aug
body of Mrs.
ulla .4; Monroe. widow
or .lohn 'Mdnroe. was found in her real
deuce, 342 Bank street. yesterday
morning. The woman had evidently
notion out oi bed when she won nt-
tacked by illness and tell on the door. ’
death wool
The medical examiner says
due to natural curiae. fine was 85
years of age.
FOLEY'B KIONE EY lLLO.
Tonic in quality null notion. quick to
results. For backache hondaehc. die-
alone nervousness. urinary irregular-h
lion and rheumatism i‘ho Bildgc
l’lrhrur ‘
at.“
Mind '
July ‘12.
Nor-unlit. (loud.
WOT-till i liar-II $260 worth oi con) to
This i
it during the winter oi two-10 and
not saving Ill .98, .
You may lliit' this stutcruont itr our way you euro (0.
HARRY \\'. MATHI'I‘R.
m
Wonk l Juno-II, Hunting IQ Plumbing (‘0. NIII‘WIIIII. (‘nmr
'l‘llo Sporrm- litllivr which you plucwi in tho Soniluoi lluild~
mmplrtc illllllelilt“ltlll ill t‘\t'l‘)' \vny
tlur‘ I-Irui llili nus
You may use llrinin rruy
JAMES tllllJlia‘N.
l'rop. Evening Sentinel.
M
The Heating and Plumbing Co.
23 Main 8h. Nor-walk. Conn.
Wall Papers, Crockery, Glassware
House Furnishing Goods, etc.
BEST OPAQUE WINDOW SHADES. 25c.
White Curtain Poles. with Fixtures. we.
Are yOu ready for CANNING? Tire SEASON is here
Square White Glass Fruit Jars with lightning tops. $1. In per do:
Beet Jelly Glneeea. large size. 26c dozen.
Rubbers. Fruit Presses. Strainers. Etc.
Sole Agent for Nor-walk of the COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPHS.
MAClllNES AND RECORDS.
music two aides. item list. up.
I’rdo, 35c; live-minute. sot Fit
Window Shades made to order.
87' Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Tet hone Connection
Now One
“Shore Dinners a Specii.
“.T‘eltliifl
a... As. .-
Roton Pornt fi
Ii Under,
-0...” .
otel
=glue nagehent
" flaming Beating.
Corn on Coll Now Serlv‘tid with {Millie Dinners
Bathing and (Illier AttractiIlns
HIGH GLA'I CONCERTO. AFTINNOON AND [“707“, 9" TH! ”AIM
Eupeeial Attention Given to Numb”! Parties
*8“ BROS. ’
Mort. l‘ules.. Wed.
Aug. l4. l5, 16
THE LITTLE MAGNET
Amy Buttlcrantl ..
herClcver Boys'
A UNIQUE. UNSU‘RPAesEo
‘ ENTERTAINMENT
Pearl Revere
‘CHMACTER SONGS
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT
Cari sandman
THE OLD FLUTE PLAYER
urn—Ian—
ALSO new MOTION Prcrunes
0-00.0-0, “0......
MATlNEE DAILY AT 2 P. M.
EVENING. 2 compute allows. AT 7
AND 9 O'CLOCK.
I
..————
CHANGE OF VAUDEVILLE “0N-
OAY AND THURSDAY. MOTION
PICTURES DAILY
PRICES:
Matinee ..... . ............. 5 and 100
Evening ........ ..... 10 and 15c
Box Seats ....... . ............. . .250'
Jewett Piano. by Bteinert 5 Bonn A
0.- m...-
00.. Deer! Exclusively
BAS E BALL
AMUSEMENT PARK
MEADOW OTREET.
SATURDAY. AUG. 20m
NORWALKS
Wlnnipauks ,
8:30 P. M.
——-—~
ADMISSION. 25 CENTS
BOYS UNDER 12 YEARS. 10 CENTS
Grand Stand I'm to Ladle.
Excursions to Huntington and
Valley Grove
BUMMBR TIME TAIL:
On and After MONDAY. JUNE 20. 1010
The New Ind Commodleus
Steamer Huntington
Capt. Wm. 0. Young
Will run as l'ollowa: ..
Leave Huntington tor Nomad: Mon-
days and Fridays at 0:45 a. m. and
2: cap. or.
Leave News”: for Huntington. loin
do I and Fridaye It I: 46 I. rm, and
P‘ In. .
citeunarou “outwith.
smo‘u PM“, 00o.
Children 5 to 1 years. Imrslon no:
single Faro
Parties oi ten or more doll
mnemonic w the can
It Valliilv on. .
The Recreation Tooth
IIAOON ”lo
aka I It'-
to Imp
Ileeit island. "up and ”idiom li-
Iisy trips. Buturdayu. Aug. 20.2
White Mountains. ”Aim-«Mayo
trip. Monday. Aug. 29.
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