er-Excellent Vaudeville,~
"ainment
OYT S
THEATRE
9 Theatre Perfect—Where the
ole Fa 11y Finds Enjoy.
1 t. Our adios Matineea at
finish Prices are the Talk of
own 4 1 a‘
. lEngagement of Laughter-
110': Best Production. with the
terling Legitimate Favorite
HOWARD TRUESDALE
‘ . AND COMPANY
Fourier Star of “Seven Days.”
Iendidly Supported by a su-
‘ $1,811. cast in the presentation of
Screamineg Funny Farce.
ACorner" in Hair."
xtraordinary. Exceptional An-
uncement—America’s Clever-
est Character Comedian
1 MR NAT CARR
The Star of “Wine. Wom
nd Song, offering his Comedy'
Classics in Song and Patter.
11Mr. Carr' 11: a rare treat to ultra
nudeville—N. Y. Journal.-
. JV-
rlgaged for those unable to
tness their startling e'xhibi-
on heretofore. Moat Perfectly
Formed Women Earth
THE DIVIN GIRLS
The Foremost Aquatic Beau-
."ties of the American Stage, giv-
, their Startling and Fasci-
hating Performance of Water
Tporis in their Crystal Tank.
T90 those who have not as yet
witnessed this wonderful exhi-
,bition. we implore you to visit
71031159 this week by all means.
liaiuvdl be richly rewarded.
n’stl'tiiilentallsts of Exceptional
1 Merit
Tm SHERER & NEWKIRK
Making Music from impossible
, sources that 15 heart appealing
M.-.
Dainty and Gifted Character
.Comedienne .
' ' EVELYN DELMAR
Ii Jolly Songs, Patter and
slices.
e.._‘_;w___ ., WWW”
'11 T H A M E R
' as 1
9'9OOULISTO AND OPTICIANB
IF YOU ARE SUFFERING
trom‘ strained eyes our scientific
tests99will reveal the cause find a.
pain of our rightly made lenses
9i9wlll give xelief. We emplm ex-
patienced Oculisis—graduate phi.
clans—to elflunlne eyes and guar-
tee satisfaction. '
Atlantic Square, Stamford, Conn.
Open Saturday Evenings
OCEAN CROSSING RECORD.
P11
Martin Has Traveled Over 600.000
Miles of‘Water.
At 72 years of age Thomas Martin,
msgufacturer of Winchester Mass,
5 the world‘s record for transat-
inntlc travel as a passenger. He has
so many trips to Great Britain
that e ceased years ago to keep track
'0! the number. Beginning in 1870 he
, crossed the ocean not less than
wloo 11 year, and in some years he
"5 made as many as live trip to Eu-
oa hundred- odd trips he has cross-
tho Atlantic more than‘200 times,
rivaling more than 600, 000 miles in
Hid ocean liners.
I'" Martin always travels first class
the-approximate sum of moaey
he has paid to the steamship com-
‘Ie' not less than $50. 000 for him-9
and Mrs. Martin.
trips have been mostly for plea.
was I get tired from work
9 so and is so satify-
lie 2". sea trip," said Mr.
W*
NG ANTELOPE1 FROM
STARVING.
NSON, Kane. 13130.22.—
9f.ahutelope,1ln Greely Coun-
t1l9ine of the state, are
yam starvation by ranch-
9 .p s but Alfalfa and
do; he snow-covered
or 9. ends am‘nimquns.
WEEK the Quintessenceb
,glihe Playhouse of Distinctive
Ii.
Phone 1044
ALHAMIRA THIATM. . itamferii
LIWIO .i. OODY 0700K 00.
WIIK nae. Ii~Arneid Oaiy'a luc-
ease. MROINIRATION.“ 0199. Great
Thief Ploy.
NIX‘I‘ WIIKH—Alaaandor
Masterpiece. “OAMILLIE.”
V”
mu... m... 1.
bumaa‘
..n «Mm-.2...
LOVERS
“The Place" 9
WW...—
Christmas
- Footwear
SLIPPERS
501: to $2
WOmen’s Shoes
y9 " 52.009“ 54.009
Men’s Shoes
$2.00 to “-00 9
Boys’ and I Misses’
. Shoes
".00 to $3.00
STORE OPEN EVENINGS
TWO STORES
Norwalk . South Norwalk
Wm... M ._ ... -._W._.......... W.WL-._.W-.~.
TheJewell
9Heat.99Controlier
With time clock attachment.
is an ideal Christmas pres-
ent. Call and let us explain
its advantages. It can be
connected with any furnace
on one-half day's notice.
Horace R. Nas I1
N. Main &Wesi81s.
S.Norweli1
E
CityNationalBank
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BAN iNO
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVE Y
FACILITY CONSISTENT "
WITH BOUND
BANKING '
apitai bu hi1a11andi’ t4
.1 £00.00 PPS may
earn 9apoait Boxaa 58 and 55 per ,7...
JOHN H. KNAPP.'1ot Vice-Pm. "
FRPEDERICK H. ROWAN, and VI”
WILFRED BOOWELL, Cllhlof
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Marv!
John H. Knapp John H. Light
Chrlatlan Swartz Frail H. Rowan
Samuel Grumman Lewis 11. Hurloutt;
Henry 8. Loekwood
HARTFORD CHURCH ’s’ ANNivEn.
I may. 1
HARTFORD Dec.
Church, the oldest Episcopal organi-
cation in Hartford; and one of the his
i torlc parishes in the county, is making
plans to celebrate Its '150th anniver-
Billy during the coming spring. Christ
.Church has had an eventful history,
and its long list of rectors has included
some of the most noted bishop; and
rectors ot the Episcopal Church. The
father or .1.," 111.112.1111 Morgan.,.ludiua'
Spehcer Morgan. was a" member of the
,church for many years. and many oth-
1"i‘er names," famous in the history fifths
State. "of Connecticut, have been on-
the parish rolls.
sentinel want adalbring respite.
I
.,.9
A.“
.... JAM... ....,........;nlrr 1
Edwin H. MATHEWSON. rm. 1 ‘
22. ~- Cliff“
ed the more on that accdunt.
G W. Fairbhi‘ld 8. Sons
INCORPORATED
“AT THE men or THE crimes"
007 Main 8L, eor. P. 0 Arcade, BRIDGEPORT
Manutacturere. Importdriy Reiailera
Established 1865
I
-1.. wed”
ROVal Grocery co
ChriSLmas..
Specials
16 lb. Granulated Sugar S1
Fresh Mince Meat, 3 lb. 25c
Fresh Mixed Nuts 2 lb. 25c
English Walnuts. per lb. .15-18c
Brazil Nuts, per lb.. ...16-aoc
Pecans. per lb.. 16c
Filberts, per lb 16c
Paper Shell Almonds. per lb 25c
English Walnut Meats, lb. .5oc
New Prunes, 2 lbs ..... ..asc
Seeded Raisins. per pkg. . . ..1oc
Currants, per pkg. .......... 10c
Fancy Table Raisins. per
package
......... 1......
to supply your wants in these last few shopping
days before Christmas inquick order. Although
the buying liar been heavy, We still have a very
complete "block in _ each department. Remember,
if your gift bears9the 99112.1chin name it de-
notes the best that can be purchased and is valu-
Fancy Malaga Grapes. 2 lbs. asc
,Fancy Creamery Butter. lb..
use i Very Good Eggs. per‘ doz.
Fancy Florida Oranges .............. 25c. 30c. 35c. 40c per dozen
Fanqy Baldwins and Greenings. . . 30c. 35c. 40c. 50c, 75c per peck
Jewelers 81 Opticians
P—
.»m- ........»......
Cranberries. per qt. ..
Citron. per lb. ......... soc
Fancy Dates, pkg“ ......... 10c,
25c can Heinz Mince Meat. ..19c 9,
Fancy Turnips. per pk. ......aoc‘
R. & R. Plum Pudding. per
can .............1ac
Fancy Grape Fruit, 3 jar. .. .‘25c
37c
. . .29c
Fancy Baskets of Fruit, made to order and shipped. Fapcy Cel: 1
ery. Sweet Potatoes. Lettuce. i
‘ i
i
ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY
TE'L 8338.
TOYS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ..
r
EXPRESS WAGONSr-t
Regularly $9.00. at . . . .
Regularly1$1.7spjlt .
1712117111121. s'rocx 25c UNDRESSED no.1... at .
LARGE, BEAUTIFUL GERMAN DoLLs, AT A SAV-
ING or 33 .-3 PER CENT
BARGAINS ALL Tnaouon THE s'roaa
F. A. Mitchell, Norwalk
House Furnisher
‘.1'.r
WOLLEY CAR VICTIM DEAD.
MIDDLETOWN 1504:. 22. ”Johannes
2.111112, who walls truck and fatally9in-
lured by obtroll’ey" car on Asylum
street, last night. died this morning
at tho'MiddIesex Hospital. 'He" was
about 60 years old, and married. At
one tube he was a Swedish colportour,
but latterly had been employed as
watchman. in a local factory- lie was
standing on the trash: when struck
and wsslnnt seen by the motormnn hes
lore it was too late to sop the car:
His 111111111 was fractured. he coroner
will moire an investigation. ,
Motley we‘ll 111.71.17.71... finalise;
moat 9119199 The Sentinel. .
BIG. REDucrloNS
’ TOMORROW'
LADIES' DESKS. MUSIC CABINETS. MORRIS CHAIRS
PARLOR TABLES. 1PEDESTALS & PICTURES. i
.2 3001111 MAIN s1r.
.......... to to $10
. ........ . $4.98
. .. $1.499
o.......
5
...'...19c
HAROLD'O LITTLE JOKE.
Harold St. George. conductor on
the local trolley in yesterday scour.
ed a miniature 'rOh rstmaa tree which
he installed within his trolley. on
the ,2... Avenue line.
passengers and «11.11.111.71 in the
decoration and soon there were mumi
little kniclr 11172101111 on the tree. The
presents will be distributed today“ .
" { H m J ‘ 11
”'11.. ehiaens' association is ofterlns
a price for the prettiest lawn." 1 1
“Is that so?" said Mrs. Wombat. "'I
have no Iawu 1011? 110111 but i might
enter 1111‘ 01321111141. 97on tliey pen
out .1.... Winn-1911 "homo
9199.. ..
9 Recitationw-Luck Locket.
" ': Bonawncthlehsm Babe,
Everyllody. -
9. 21.12.11...
CHRISIIIIS EXERBISES
"some at its Flueei mustered»:
Ever lite School Bulldlnp in
‘I’liao "privaika in Evidence *
Without a doubt the Center school
in Norwailr is the most preltiiy. decor-
ated school building in the town at
this time of the 9931;. For some days
the teachers and the pupils have been
body with the pleasing work and the
relu'lt‘of their task is one which “ is
causing admiration Irom visitors to the
school. '
" Individuality ls-showu in the work,
each room having undertaken the
work separately and without a know-
ledge of ‘what ihc others wore doing.
Distinctive are tho means employed to
tr‘strm the no apgfap "as decora-
1171251117111 Waffle. 13111111111111 :1:
indisplt’dre. The usual Christian «spir
1 it mid come of its own hill and this
with the ingenuity of the leathers and
their pupils has made. It possible for
them to change their quarters Into in-
teresting 'bowers. Christmas trees,
greens, paper chains of varl~colored
paper. Christmas bells and the many
other little articles indicative of the
season have been employed. Black-
board colored crayonidrawings In ar9
tistic patterns abound.
The call 101 donations for the Salva-
iicu Army has met with 11 success
creditable an institution where a large
fund is at hand for the work. The
pupils have brought packages from
their homes for the army. These pack-
ages contain clohiin}, Jelly. jam. ap-
ples, oranges, potatoes, toys, books and
money.‘ The box sent to the school for
the collection -lu already Inadequate
for the large amount of miscelaneous
articles submitied. The Salvation
Army is to distribute all the articles
within the town. and .1.; Norwalk peo
ple are thereby the ones to be bone
filed
The following program was yesten
day rendéed in the upsembly room of
the school. This was the second of
the series of three programs and the
other was given thi'é morning. The
one today. IIOWQVM’I‘ differed in that
the programs were held in the iudlvld
ual class rooms.il1is being the wish
of these scholars and their teachers.
4
Each child received a (Zhristmnsl
present today and there 1111117 merry {1111'
in the opening of the mysterious puck-
Ices. Principal 1.01.171 A. Pratt is very
much pleased with the manner in
which the Christmas spirltrhae been
evident in the school walk of hue and
in the ('X( client entertainments giien.
The progin1u24
Kindergarten.
Day. Grace E.
Teachers
S'oult-wliierivl Christmas Bells.
Helen Stanley Ruth Reynolds. Ethel
iiungerford Iicnirlcc Slurgcs
Recitation-411 Trouble
Arthur Nowell.
A Christmas Eire Thought.
‘A Theodore Stfeci.
.319 Christmas Sour.
., Russell James.
Santa s fright,
' Robert missing.
A Warning, '
Edna Siommeli.
Helen Stanley.
Merry Christmas.
Joseph Guiirldge.
Song—fold Santa Cilius.
Arthur Nowell. Thomas Cole. Chelsea
‘ -E_\'erson, Everette Godfrey.
Recitation-A Question,
Chelsea Everson.
Jolly Old Santa,
Ruth Vsrlan.
My Tree. '
" Thomas ‘Cole.
What Will Santa Think?“
1 ' Ruth Reynolds. .
Neils Keene.
The Birth of Christ.
Beatrice Simges.
Santa“ s Mistake
, Marlon Gnhill.
Sougwlluther s Cradle 111111.
‘ Ruth Reynolds.
‘
Grade I.
Eleanor B. Smith. Teacher. " ,
Solis—We Three Kings of Orion! Are.
Mary Raymond. Harriet Smith, Clara
Friedlander
Recitation—Away in a Manger.
. Anna Svenson. ‘
Recitation—The First Christmas. “
Marion Richmond. “‘
Recitation—JIM Bed Time Story,
Ellshbeth Hawxhurst.
i
I
1"
Kate Maui, Adeline Brotherton", Mar-
ion' Walsh.Artt1ur Farrends, William
Godoahh
Recitation-"v—Whut Mnmmn 9.111,.
_ , Halon iReynolds
ReoItation~Santa '.Claus
Frank Weaver. ‘
Recitation—«A Stitch in Time
Kathryn Pray.
Sour—Bethlehem Town
Richard Stuil.
Recitatiom—Onoo on a Cold December
' Nisht, 1
..- Lucille overrun.
Resiliency-Why? '
" ‘" 3110111121111. McCanhy.
Wishes
.1 .
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199171
Sterling Storms. _
drado”"ll.
Ethel E.” Gregory, Teacher:
RecitationwFlossie's Letter to Santa
Claus, '
Etbbl Hyatt.
Recitation—«A Christmas Jingle,
Mathilda Wilhele.
Recitation—Twas the Night Before
Christmas,
Katherine Kline.
Song—«Way Up1in the North,
Julia Sachs.
Sanity—Santos Coming,
Viola Coggiiwcli
Recitation~Chrlsimas Light,
Edith Varian.
liecitaii"1111~~~1'l‘i1e Mistletoe Men,
Clement Ehrhert.
Hociiatlonw—The Holidays,
Rubin P‘rankfeidi.
Songs—ling, Jing,.ll11g a- ding
Ilcroihy Godfrey
Coug~Chrisimns Time,
Wesley (luiierldge, Alyse Brown.
Recitation -~ Forgotten-F00r Santa
Claus“ . '
‘ Charlotte Cahill.
‘ . Grade Ill.
Beatrice A. Slickeit, Teacher.
The Air is Filled With Echoes,
“James Sheehan. Sadie Bailey, Nora
Hennessey. Catherine McCarthy,
William Troy. Ralph Bray, Harold
(lay, Harold Hoffman.
Jos' ”Fore. Christmas,
Chester Comatock.
If You're Good.
Frances Federici.
December Fills,
Ralph Bray.
Shine 0111 Oh Blessed Star
Halold Keene. Mary Bruiiomesso..
Joseph Tarella, Nora. Hennessey.
Henriette Westeld, Genevieve Mc-
Garrle, Cedric Root, Florence Mal-
lcry.
_aou1m Nonwaut roar 0111711:-w
MAILS
,South Norwalk Postoffice
3 meme annlva FROM
Eastern Points—5: 55' 7:009,“ 10:50 a. 111.:
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Norwallt Postofilce
Malia Dean-tense
”E!“
..m -‘Dunbury division. :
m. ~\Veat and South Norwalk.
n1 ——Eaai West and So. Norwaik.
--—New York and Wee
111.th 11110 South Norwalk.
m vaanbury division.
..1n ,wl’ointe west of Stanford Lei
tors only.
..1n «West and South Norwalit.
.m. ~§V119nuon Station, Danbury end
.n1.—Eual. West and So Norwaik.
..n1 w~I~‘.:1.~zt. West and So. Norwalk.
Sundaya and Holidays.
1 mail closes at 5: 30 p.111.
day collection at 3: 30 p.111.
Malia Received.
x; ‘3':
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.111. ~(‘annon Station.
..1n --Eaat. west of Bridleport.
111.-W llton 11nd Dunbury.
1n —-Scuti1 Norwalk.
m-Enst. West and So. Nomlk.
p.111.—~Dnut'1ury division. -
p. 111.:311319. West and So. Norwalh.
n1
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9.9mm.——l§ew1'orl91. Brooklyn and South
'orwa It
111.—East. West and Bo. Nor-walk.
14.111 ”East 8West and So. Norwn‘lk.
Carr iera' window open from 0 until 10
m.
ll. 8. ADAMS. Postmaster.
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BOOTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
0 1A8; and £7911 113001, (daily except Mondays).
P. M— 1:25. 1111111. 11:11:. 41: 2o. 7. 111. .
Sundays. 9 1
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The wall May snug 11111111
Margaret «Hall.-
Old Santa Claul.
Genevieve Mt'Ga'i‘l'lé.
Santa's Helpers,
Anna McGulrk.
Sons—Blessed Be the Lord,
Henriette Wesield.
The Christmas Saints.
Elsie Bryant
‘To Santa Claus
William Mongols.
eeN'rmsL vhm-rv soxss.
In order that all who desire imbtuin
Vanity Boxes before Christmas may
do so, the necessary number of cou~
pons has been reduced to five. For
five coupons and 95 cents, one of these
useful Christmas presents may be ob-
tained at/ this ofilce.
M
JOHN T. BOONE. JR, OBTAINS DI-
VORCE.
ST. LOUIS, 310., Dec. 22.——llcscen-
021113 of Thomas Jefferson, third pre-
sident oi the United States, and Dan-
iel Boone, Kentucky pioneer and in.
"diam fighter, ware in the divorce court.
at Clayton, a suburb of 81.1'Louis, you-
terdsy, to adjust iheir domestic rela—
John T. Boone. Jr., obtained a di-
vorce from Ethel Edwards Boone,
grcat-great-greatgra11d-niece of Thom-
as Jefferson.
One of the allegations which Boone
made on the witness stand was that
his wife repeatedly told him that
her family tree was superior to his.‘
WWW—.— _..__..
To Bridleport. 88at191'11days only—5: 05 p.111. ~
21—-
' 2—"
‘ Illglnfltfl't reruns-
""11“"!
9 .~12.1in‘9 1 .271". 1.1912. 21173:. 111111.
llusyhodwahy don't you come
own from that wall, my 1111111? You’ve
been leaningthere all the morning.
Loafer—Sorry, but I daren't leave
it now, mum. I should catch a cold
In my boom—Watch Dog.
FIRE ALARMS
SOUTH NORWALK FIHI ALARM
IOXB '
Fire Alarm Headquarters at Electric
x990111;: Telephone for tire alarms.
s—xWaehInzton and North Main 81:.
Mendelssohn Hotel
0—1011 and Raymond Sta.
5—1:}! G Corset Factory, private.
e—Hoyt'a Theatre.
7~Norwnlk Ho?ltnl .
s—Musie lgull, Ilfford and City Retell.
13~xWest Si. .. Franklin School.
12~§C9onclord 81.. Concord and Lincoln
l4~North Main and Ann sts.
IB—vfligh Si and Bavview Ave.
16—-xl\orwalk Iron orks.
17—45 est Ave. and Cedar St.
Is—High School. West Ave. i
2I~West Si. and Taylor Ave. '
21-111111; Ave. 71nd Lowe St.
24—»Chostn‘ui and Hen
25-1180uth Maln and onroe Bis.
20—126xinzton Ave. and Austin St.
27—West and Elm Grove Sts.
31~§I‘outhow Main 81., between Grove and
32—11(51) Electric IWarhol, State St.
34—118 Ins nndC iaty,
30~N lWIIuild and I liter Sta
:llwxbrl'oknood Mfg. Co
4l—-Falrneld Ave. and r1»!
42—Toylor AW. and So it 8t. *
43—woodward Ave. and Meadow
45~Burrltt and Quintard Aves. and Water
4il-—Wood11nrd and Lowndcs Aves.
51~Gui den Hill St. and Idilnwood Ave.
52~Wsshingion St. Bridge.
53—-Fr1eiglit yard and Ann St, private.
fill—«Vantfilk Lock (‘0. private.
Ix) Denotes non- interfering boxes.
(III) Master box. from which the num—
ber of any box can be sounded.
One stroke at 12 noon and 8 p. 111..
standard time.
One stroke at odd times, testing or
line open.
'rwo strokes after an alarm, tire out,re—
calls deparimeni -1
Three slow strokes, water to be shut
oft.
At 12: 05 p m. .. each Wednesday, 1.1 box
is pulled for test
Fire alarms for any district also I‘-
ceited by telephone,
‘e .r
-1....
NORWALK FIRE ALARM.
15~1Corner of Main and Wall Bts.
21—41mm". Ave and l'nion PI.
22— 59min: Hill and Kellogg St.
zl—Lni on Paritt
2§;-Cross Si and Wilton Ave.
nhlln Me and Lyrics PI.
.and Berkeley St.
ill—Cos house. (Private box).
82‘“? est Ate. and Idem-In St. _‘
33—11111er Ave and Orchard St.
84—C‘hapel St. and Harbor Ave.
36-West Ave. near Armory.
38—Stevens St. and Elmorest.
42-Maln St. and North Ave.
43—Fr1mceSt.
52~Main and atherlne Sta.
53-New Conn 11 road and Fair at.
ggfgifistnsut St & ll)“; Bigger St.
— n 1 an 11 on
bs—Grand St. and dn'rindall Lane.
62~On "The Gree
ell—East Ave. and Lincoln Ave.
tbs-East Ave. and Daskpm Lane.
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EAST'NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXES
Fire headquarters. 56 Van Zant Street.
Telephone 170 ‘
4-—Fitch School (private).
b—Murvln School (private).
Bib—East Washington and Fort Sis. . _
214—~\' an Zandt St. and Osborn Ave.
alsnEast Ave". and Rowan St.
217—“ lnfleI 11 St.
223-—F‘ort and Charles
22 4—East Ave. and Fit b sSt. .
225.2“. John St. and lie Ave.
332—3eaview Ave and First St.
allow—Boulevard and Second St.
336—0019. Ave. and Fifth St.
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342—Kcyso1' St. andDu Duck Pond rd. (Tel L;
Sis—Shore Haven. ( el.
A telephone message to Electric Station
(705) between the. hours of 6 p. 111.0111)
tin. in. giving location of fire, an alarm
will be given of nearest box
“Private boxes will only be pulled for
rsmises where located.
:hSeoong alarms are only to be given by
the chief or acting chief upon his arrival
at the fire.
1 Special Signals
1~0ne blast at odd times, testing oi- line
k—Ori'ee blast at! 8 ii" 1‘1... standard time.
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. entire department.
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ROWAV‘TON FIRE ALARM DISTRICT.
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13... ckory Bluff and Bell? Island.
14— no Point and Roton oi int‘.
11: Island So 111! to MtoKionI e.
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