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we
1
i
The root in being placed upon the
‘ warehoune on the dock of Raymond
Brothers. ..
W011: on repairing the Andrew Ra-
del Oyster Company' s ilredamased
runway is proceeding nicely.
Wm
loading the lumber schooner mound-
at the Batch & Bailey docket
S. W. Veleor, of the Terrie Coal
V Company. is in Bristol. as a- delegate '
flV'om the Advent Christian Church, to .
I' the convention:
Concrete has been placed in Abut-
“ agent, 1, and the men are at workme-
narlnngoers for additional concreting,
which work will likely begin tomon
row.
Hearchern Circle of. King’s Daugh—
ters will mechwith 'Mrs. Youngs, East
avenue. Thursday afternoon at 3
‘ o’clock. All members are urged to be
present.
A meeting oi! the bound of directora
of theEaetNorwellr improvement Asa
‘Ioeiatlon will lbe held at the home of
Stirs H. J. dilpson on Monday. Octo-
ber 13. The committees for the en-
suing you: wlil lhe appointed.
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Edltor Sentinel:
John A. Gotham. the newly elected
mlectmnn e! the greater city, from the
Third ward, better
friends of the People's. party .as
V“Neighbor.’ and his loyal supporters,
'tooR-IaIwhlri'at the political machine.
Md’distingulhh‘ed themselves by dis-
tributing alll’parts to the four winds.
and it"will talie the combined efforts
of more than one lawyer to ever get
it in shape again to run as before.
AN ADMIRER.
OWAYTOVN
Mt_
Stanley Bake1 has beerwisiting in
New York. , . if :51
Fro: 1kll11 Lynch. of Tofifineke. is haVV‘V
lug his residence repainted
Benjamin St John. 01 Hartford. has
been visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. John Snimn. 0t Rnymond
stret, in visiting relatives in Rye, ‘N. Y.
Mrs. George Wain. who has been
vi iting in New York, has returned to
177% hyme. i .
1 .2- __..
Richard Tioder and family. 0! New
Ybrk 112m been at their summer homeI
at Tokeneke.
i V ‘
. Miss Elizabeth Randall, ol‘ ’llokeV
uekv, is attending Smith College, at
Northampton, Mass.
Miss Illoicn Scolleid has taken a no
sition at ‘Mies l’olhemue' millineryI
store in clouth Norwulk.
Mrs. 11‘. A. Cunningham and daugh- biloe gathering in men 0’ their Pafly'and llroud elreot,
ter Helen, of ltoway.lon Inre spending
a-o Iw daya in l.,laugull New York.
A aerial will be held by the Ep-
worth league of the Methodist Epier
oopai Church, thin evening, In
Chapel.
‘Miae May Prince of Yaltai‘c1ilego,Vll Mills, Progrosuive and Democratlczimmary
has resumed her dutlesi11..l & .1. Cash lown clerk W. J. Wood l'rogreualvo pun”:
(111., Ltd. South Norwalk. alter a few
weoka' illnesa.
The following item from the Atlan-
ta, Georgia, Journal oi hint week will
be of interest to many readers here
because of the fact that George A.
Wright, Jr., who apouda the suuunm‘
months here at his home on Crow
firearm, in well known and help many
frieude who will be happy to learn
that the aketch, “Poor Old Jinn'"
which Mr. Wright play» the part of
the phyolclnn in such a oneness:
'flverylmdy gave one long mp after
peeing Joseph Jefferson» company in
“Poor Old .iim' at the b‘orsyth theatre:
during the Monday performanceo. OneI
up in Jim's way at unprofitable ap-
proval. and approval proved the mid-
dle. name of the Wm. who wit-
neesed the clever hit of comedy stall
ed by the creamy. The story ct
'Poor out ”or tea- oi the «linoleum
who continually visits the club against
he wishes all his wile all of which
molly resulted in the loving wife and -
in» m and palm- mm... .
“l toned them .vllnnihtchlievlns ‘
known' by his,
in:
fbfi‘wd WWW”
gun and in diam om
new gleam. It. in Illfh million!
“3 5 7.31th good'ge‘tlué ‘u‘id may hm.
‘ so tovlnrd making it one or theI, 11m.
0! the season.” . 1
receiving about ten earloada of; mm
between Dariian and» Rowayton. l'rwo
concrete mixing machines are kept
busy continuously. and the material
in being carted in big auto trucks to
l
1me
Nouorou
Postmaster Fred smith spent yes-
terday morning in Stamford.
Miss Katy Brady or West Avenue
motored to New York and back yester-
day.
”um-1w
Mrs Charles Strum of Oracle street
left for her home in New York yehier-
day
3 Miss Jeanie run. at Brooklyn, was a
guest or Miss Grace Weber of Mana-
field avenue, over Sunday.
Joseph C. Selleck. of Men, spam
the week's end with friends in Brook-
in.
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Captain and Mrs. Grimm of Wash
ington Heights spent the week-end
with Mrs. George F‘. schlenter of West
avenue.
The Noroion Heightsteam defeated
tI
the Brookvllle plug. on Lynch's. field.
Saturday afternoon, 5 to 3. Tleven
strike-outs were made by the Noroton
Iboys Next Sunday they will pill! the
,All State or Nona-ll: ,
John Trasaro of Noroton Heights
was fined :14 and costs in all amount-
ling to Sill—by Judge Deuce yesterday
in hunting on Sundey. Trnearp was
caught by Game Warden Finch in the
'M Utvoode at Noroton Heights. dander [the 133‘ council “WW4“ We” mid and l 'cieacv
morning, carrying his gun. Trail!
sold in court that he wne‘increly lest
ing his gun, but later. pleaded gdlity
to thee horse.- ‘
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9 At the Methodist Episcopal church,
the general myér meeting will be
held at 7: 45 p. mm. All who feel We
need of a spirited Ifliie, are cordially
invited to attend. She outer after be
ing away for sonic time, will be in
charge. Come rind (locum-age Min and.
the workers of our church. The sub-
jk ct will be. “The state at our Church:
IWhet We moat Meal" ' I.
3
WES mo
‘\
VSAUGATUCK
'lhe poll! opened bright and early
Monday morning and all the men
in the field were busy with automo-
V»
Mr. and Mrs. Edward King have re-
turned to their summer home in Toke
nekc. after a visit in Boston.
and bi lnglnp: them to the polls to
vote. The new voting machlnca prov-
led a success. The tollowing candl-
dutch were elected:
First aelectman Austin Wakemuo.
the Republican and i’rogrenoivo tiekota: mph
second neleetmnn. Robert H. Coley.
Democratic; third nolootmun, Robert
and Democratic; town treasurer, Witi
ham 12. Osborne. Republican and Pro-
1mm... agent town deposit (and.
W. ill Osborne. Whitman and Pro
greselve; auditor, 'llenry Parker, lie
Ipublican and Progreoolve: collector oi
taxed, Joseph G. iiyathdtepubllonn;
conninblea, Thomas White, Winfred
V Lewis, Georgia or. 21171111. David Sliver-
man. Albert Allan. William H. Brad-
Iley, registrar of voters lIlsrry it. Shor-
wood. Republican. and John J. Sol-
liven Democrat: town school com~
,Imittee. it. Post and Michael Donahue
Democrat», Kate Taylor and Edith
Wheeler, Republican.
The following won the count of
each party {or each candidate:
l The highest Republican vote won
230, for W. E; Claiborne for town
treasurer; , highest) lumooratic. 205
est Progressive, 5.4 i’or M ii. Foley
Bilious?
The Wdrren Brothers Comm in
terlal daily for- use on the state trend ‘ 1n
the Turoplw where other gauge at
. men are laying the road.
A large force of men is at work un-' I
i... 3.1“th * r
. lolmvl «
am'fiésbuuem‘
t n can! “ no so» a
and
m
Wfluwe"
Vn vi 077
pm, i..." ‘. .2 222222.23
love 2 rev 2 mo
knian' i‘AltcxIative'haa been uremia:o I:
may years’ moat.
o
for severe Thiout end Ling AV
Bronchitis lironc lul Asthma.
golds on in
Santa Moo nor
min 03“”
fi?‘ :2!-
and ' Btillaon-
ho
, hm 1 {13.9.
ouch“ ... till a...
and Clifford Pharmacy.
Powell Corporation, .
.wov ,__.—.— WV V .“1.-.—:V:
for tax collector
The town meeting was held in the
Mom MW
. .flM confidence WWW”
tflo
whim
build inflation: ten. ‘
icil. no 0&3
11k cV“tort bookl 11;
ngum. an amen-1271mm 9
V",‘Ill_0|l_ide-°‘I 1WM‘“ Wm W and!
. that in more” hm “film ‘ . 3.3%.... "all i
1IMNHWW.WWWMWIWV V‘
into my confidence, and 1101!! never;
nomad mm courier u Milieu
always loomed any public lmpm
I pronto that ”I might have in a IIpmell
way advocated which i more you}?
dull? appreciate
Pint. Our water unruly,
.The Brown Reservoir was com.
which '
60 during my administration.
_ will give the City an abundant supply
or wholesome water for many yearn to
come. r em pleaaed to announce that
the water department shown a M
profit for thin year, and [it take, this
Opportunity of commending the waiter
department for this 8001} allowing
second. 1
The bent investment next to the
water supply. and the mesh New!"
air-e movement: our city has under:-
. taken, is the building of permanent .
streets,
thCli “was 80111166111 April"
1912,.and is not quite completed, much
to my regret. owing to the enemy
manner in which The Connecticut
:1?
‘ ll. did not take them long to relieve
2," .
‘ Jute met M ban been stored' slur: every Wrmslg
town hall and was called to order at Company has carried out. their portion
2 o’clock. H Salmon was chosen,” the work This corporation has
chairmen with Joseph Hyatt, acting been the means at causing the City
Vas clerk an unnecessary expense and the public
A committee was elected to in. Iinconvenlence ever smile the patio!
vestlgatc the cheapest way a new ,IVWMV started, and i would suggest that
bridge can he built. 'lIhose on. the in the future any improvements to be
committee are Fred Simon, M it made wherever The Connecticut Com-
Coley. B. W. Poet E C. Smith amilillnl! operates ears, that the City de-
It‘lrst Selectman Robert H. Coley blend of them that all material he on
’7
{FT} .
This committee will he: allowed the Vhand before work is allowed to belin.
sum of $300 mr expenses in tbii inix for surely they have acted in rather
vestlgation Another meeting- willficqntemptlble manner with the pres-
bc coiled in two week and ii! the cut City of Norwalh.
committee get: busy, it can report Third. Fire Department.
the actionlt has taken on ththrld'se Our fll’e department stands out
matter V V ‘ V with any volunteer department in the
state. The record or the Norm“! fire
{department speaks for itaeii, always;
HUME“ BEADS F'II‘L lready and willing to respond to calls.
‘V therever Mrm‘salstance in mowed
.wlthout recompense, except that their
Iworkfien'd ederte Jere appreciated by
I * _ onroitinene whose liven and prowty
am the councilsmr the past three the}; 80 well nmlect The lira de-
yeare on. their edlclent work and periment is one of the best assets at
'peseed on a wish of humans to the 0|" City. The fire denartment is anal
succeeding cinema or the new Nor- V“ the beat, “sets 02 our CW.» and 1
my inwardly trust that the 132mm“
All members or the board mumei will limp up the high standard of et”.
out when the session was called to iiciencll which. they have Imgintalnod
order by Mayor Finnegan Councilman Vin “19 Dfisl
William Thompson was excused bel ~0ur police: édcpllrlmemn :1ch our,
him RELIEVE IT
When public endowment in 'Vinado'
by a garment-live citizen of 3m
poem: the proof is positive? You.
mun believe it. Read this testimony.
hammer or kidney am one
he men, women or child with kidney
trouble will do well to read the folr'
lowing:
avenue, South Norwa'lh; one, guys:
"i won subject to «buy no perilous
goalie and won many“ by a claim
In: kidney weakness.
fleeing Beanie Kidney Pill. advertised.
I got a he: at Pleistod'a Incogfitoru
the. During the years that have but
ed, 1 halo token. Dean’s Kidney Pills
occasionally, and they have kept me in
good heal .
For sale by all dealers: Price 50
cents. B‘oeter—Milhum Col. Buffalo.
New York. eole agents for the United
States. .
Remember the name—Dean s-«and
take no other V‘
-....- M. W... A. -. -k.-.
fully and consistently carried on h,
each succeeding Council. I shah al-
ways cherish ,witli a greatdeal "oi
pleasure, the three rem that I have
spent: with you, gentlemen, and your
predecessors. and libertine highest
resend tor each and. every one, of you
and them personally and onlcially.
room. «And 1 "wish-lo sty'g’thnt u
. _._.. .. .d....
the greater City nhnll have ”capable ‘ '
. and eiiipient 20.7.1: or Couicilien, and
as excellent: at Board of Estimate and
Taxation as the precept. City has had,
it will be well and efficiently govern
all.
In. emu Dino-lull}! Woodward I‘
1 tell: runner 'V ’
and in the morning wan all tired out. .
’ Maya Presenting the Best in Vaude
I wnmnenoli‘mm‘. e.'V 1912' ‘
_ WELSH TOIMEET MYLQM
W118. lad. Oct. fished.
din Welsh, lightweight champion oi
MI bud: lithium mixer
“Manchu. will light at maniacal? an
M 1'2. Bop Bro-non... onion my
In!» unconnected the terns altered or
the 10m last night. ' ‘V
m...
Housewives mob Sentinel Want .
we. trainee to that amino-to ”bee F
"GINGER AT FRANKL‘IN SCHOOL.
Pursuant tothc reorient oi the Mn-
nicipal Dominant an other in nine
Manned at the, Franklin street school
It OW! m, Officer John il‘lynn
V!“ W the Mordny after--
noon. The idea is to aprotect the
youngsters from passing automobiles.
tIi'I Mani";
mil A... W.
W'- .
twfi .
“SOME 380W" at the P000191 Popu-
In Phyh film
oyt’s
Are you going to “lay of!"
your Gas Stove for l 9. Winter?
Why? Figure up who your Gas
ville, where everybody goes.
I Stan) has cost you i. ' h :1 1th
Special extraordinary engagement of during ”’9 M sea .‘I T '00!
the Metropolitan laughing bit, ' 3339' 0" 3’- tho 0““. ”v 00.00.
~ I" OLD new v0.4a" (inn you-run the C083 :’ "ll/0'10?
A pure character comedy, by Harry ”'0“ $va '°' 9V“; V0 W"
Marin, at the New York World. a ' mom”? 1‘ mm "Wm" ‘40“
tells humoruoly and edectiveiy ot‘ 0‘ ”0“” t“ k“? “‘3 “We“
the Newswork tenements and in 811- m!“ ”m m m ‘VVV .50“
portly mm by a company of cant buy a would in «‘00.
six (6) clever players - W111. that lay OE the Gun 1' \‘e ,
for the Winter?
Md Added Feature If your kitchen in“ he? V
The New York Hippodrome‘s recent have a ““60““ made ‘3‘ “ ,
sensation, the furnace or heating eysli .
It will not. cost over :15. oo tin-.1
you will enjoy the comfort :1 7.
luxury of your. Gee Range th
year around. No coal in aehc
to carry. tire to watch, and all
the dust and dirt which you
know the Coal Range makes,
done away with.
1800. and figure it out. You
will find the Gas Range is real-
ly the chem:
lRnblv'tvul'llLL a. SYLVIANY—Guvicve
Sensational and daring cyclists, in
tents of during and skill. .
An Oriental Novelty,
' MLLEIJNARSCEREAU.
and her company of puntomine and
dancing artists, present a. unique
spectacular herpiscbflVVmcn novelty,
"The Drum of King Herod." ' '
.Cbecrtul and Cunning,
in conclusion I VwVisiVx to express my
gratitude to the City omoials god the'
Frets for the' may courteeiee shown
during my administration. And gen
demon in turning over the“ assets of ,
our City, we are confident that uch’
and every department is worthya hou-
dred cents .on the dollar.
Each and Mary one of as owes it
to ourselvea as citizens and an the’,
int edict-lo oi the Moldy or, Nor-
..wallr we stand ready to render what-
ever assistance we can to the officials
Voi' the greater city.
f' I WARDV J FINNEGAN
lcnuse of oth'Vér business. Minuted; oiI “1'8 “WW L's know .69' its Gill-PI , Mayor.
doing: il‘ll’ duty well We: The remainder of the.meeting~.wi..
approved (ms. em”: or. . .; e prideii the romance: dodger} 10"! Jens}. in, “0mm”?! W
decide Othanm of Cross street hp- derlz- email: in
cl: lthey conduct
gpenrcd rclaiiVe to me amount which themselves in performing the duties
the city proposes to pay for his more “signed them. ’ind i any without hes
gerly to be taken for approaches to the Ration that the Norwaih Pollce Do
new Crone street bridg’c.’ On motion pertinent, as oiiicers and men are as
oi“, Councilman Milne the matter was good he the beet and l congratulate
roterred to a committh to up appoint. the City of Nurhrelk on having a man
cd: om- on behull of the city; one on like Chief Motherland at the head
behalf of Mr. 0thame and the third. 0!, the PIOllbeillhllafth ‘ I. l
u disintercnted party trained by theVi 'tFlfllL. 111 ourgll'luance Department
«otir ton The corporation counsel we hue installed a new eyetem of an i
wad instructed to nqiiivt lb'eV‘ notes-“Coming which ior Loninleteneaa unliV
lsVoIIry agreement papers needed by rtholllie Mmmntlon it contain: will be oi
commlite'e. lgrent service in regulating and record-
'lllo matter of disposing of an VoIdIling public exnrnsee a System which
p130; has introduced,
some lime was considered and it wail Sixth Our ty 3 fish." 1181\le
lured to dispose of the some to the today than it has ever been: an alll
higheot' bidder night lighting service with only a;
A report from City Engineer Wit. small increase inthe coat, the benefits
'ilarn J Wood, VJr, recommending the of which. Vl am Sure the public some
acceptance of Vleruilp utroete in Fair- ethic
hold Park was nnprmed and a map or Seventh. i am pleased to announce
the Voodoo: so accepted ordered madoIiha! the City has secured a public
and mad with the city clerk. ldumping around, for which there has
Malice was received lrom the Pub- «lluu for none years, a gmb'deinond.
lit Utilities Comuilnsion that a hour We have secured the necelury land
.ing might be maxed at which time so that at the inauguration o: the
[evidence of the our charity of union at Imreocuy, tin collection 01 ambush
(Julhollnc street New Canaan avenue may be uncured durinc the coming
turbo deuteron» V131, and the hunt in to be lined as a
.gradc crosainge uithla the citya lim- fpublio ploy ground for the bots and
lite, might be promoted. 'lbe notice 'lllrla oi the future The land m“
won roielrud to the new administration {or this public ground has been
lion with the rccmumendstiou llmtiuccured without met to ill“ City W;
the matter be taken up no axiom pop. the geoeninlty and public spirit of
Muslim. Edwuld Merrill, William 1‘"
llllla of the eevcrai departments aniliiisilop and George F. Batterworth.
lollowu were ordered paid: li‘or which the (llty ahould and will he
.................... t 20410 ever grateful
l'
:
....... . 117 47 Eighth Woutport avenue. Weatport
might ....................... 21m ('18 avenue illll which has been a neuron
Highway and Paving . ....... 4100.41 of oxpcnno to the City lot! I. allow
VAdminiutrauvo ..... . 1112106 of Joel complaint from tho travelline‘
Fire 493. M public, who were cancelled to one
The matter of the annual npproprla that highway, in about to be placed
........................
to all-*eillcidi’g or e l‘ity here peeled
an congratulatione tendered (‘ouncl'i-
mlln- elect John D Milne of the new
city. A short speech was considered
in . order by Councilman Milne’s
friends and in this he pledged himself
to the best work possible (or the en
tire city and a worthy representation
or the all but gone city of Norwalk
soon to he the first word V
Having disposed at all business the
council or the City or Norwalh ad-
journed sine die
Locum 'Mvo now—rennin:
Widely Apart in Appearance, 'lV’hey
AreOiou Relativu.
You would hardly think it to look at
them; yet the lobster la a relative of
the butterfly. The kinship is not mere-
ly that of two members of the animal
kingdom. The lobster and the butter-
M are actually in one.aud the some
great group of the kingdom. like the
clam and the snail or the whole and '
the giraffe, whose sphetee of activity
are so widely mounted.
it in (simply. as Barwln pointed out
in the case. oi all other creatures a
great many years ago. thntIthe lobster
and its ivienda, the crane. the prawn
‘nnd the shrimp. chose one method at
life. while the blatantly and it: not
ohm another.
So the ilret group developed charlie
terhtlce united to the conditions in
11«hi1 h ii lived, including as one oi‘. the
moat immrtnnt, at its chambers do
notroove rapidly, a mi. it armor to
protect them from their innumerable
cumin. while the butterflies and the
arm hoot of other winged innate
shed every bit oi superficial weight,
treating to ewittnoae to carry llmm out
I lence.
I‘ L. A. tarragon“. can. 5:24;
for R. H Coley for? selectman; him.
W totally physiciln putting up it
lions for the coveralldre companies
was "formal to l‘lommlasiomr Wil-
liam 'l‘hompeon.
’l‘he adminietratlve department wail
authorized to borrow 81.000 on the
«mill: oi the city for current bills.
The collection or the coal. 0! lm'lne‘
uldnwulks in Franklin avenue as or-
dered by the council alter lilo refusal
of property Where to comply with a
notice to lay ouch walks. was ordered.
The monthly reports of the police
and library departments were read
and accepted. The following farewell
menses. m mid by Clerk Keene:
mining Menage of Mayor Fined”
Gentlemen:
As our term at oiilce is about to ex-
hire and a matchimd larger city is
to take over the present City 01' Not»
walla] feel that i should so outfitter-
ly what ,hoe'been accomplish“ (luring
my. “new as 7.7mm the
Wilton Mort to our: the Mk
‘ one cream: when Slop, 7m
< with
PM
0 of - .
. 9.40:...“ ”rum
”Milne,
in a lint clash «million, by the otote
lilghwoy Commissioner. Thin great
public honed: has been modelled
by tho outiring Mortal oftbo l'onowlml
Committee appointed hy: the Mayor:
Frederick ll. Chandler, John D»
William it. Cnhill James 1‘.
Hubbeil and Btreot Commiesionbr fill-
ward F'. nutty. Thin Committee met
with the moat hearty cooperation or
the mate Highway Commlenioner.
Bennett, and i take this opportunity
of Publicly thanking the Committee
and Communion? Bennett for brill!-
iug about thin [3W lmpmflb
meat.
Ninth. Anulnovr gentlemen, It the
clone or my We! mm cover-in:
three term up Mayor, ”snout; close
without expreirldgnw Minim-
non to the Councils or 1922:. 1712; and
oi danger and to protective coloring
to conceal them when flight in on»
availingwwodon Family Herald.
re rm concern we.
The Board at Estimate and Aeration
at Booth Nomads, now out oi exist
me, will hold it inrowpll lmnouet in
the our {Months date not having
been announced}
mmcmccflw
and enhveotthenumm
ailmm caused by detective
or irregular action of the my
guns of digeationwia found
in the safe. 806632. W“
and time-tested heme randy
1918 for their W mutton j
With whatever W t have at
honourynhm “61:ng m pm:
mmmmmniuny
. ’12 man you. our.
MARGARET ARNOLD,
Beauty, personality and vocal excel-
UEL81WCO
Fifteen minutes of laughter and mel-
ody
BARRY, HALVERS G. HOMER
olfer a lively lyrical oddity,“ "Meet Me
I tho 80‘: Fountain."
havens
. The PLACE
comm SOON. ~
State! “The Deep Purple," the South
Namath favorite.
ANN SUTHERLAND.
i
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FALL
SHOES
The newooes
are here in all
of *"the latest.
toesI,—:;=
New is VNew
enfipflarl:
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RAILROAD ‘
TIME TABLE
in 27765: June 23.57972.
le ;. “P '. ”a .
000mg. NORWALK 70 NEW mm:
A. Ids—1:20;, 5:141, 11: 41:. 2:01
a: 24x. I6:41x.li:55.7:18, 7 4s, 3:171
aim. sea 2:25;. 2. 27; 10:20;
:10: «it 11: 22:- .
P.’ lit—12:52: 1: (1‘5 2: 40:; 2.501
3:;27 origami. 5:52; 631,6:611
7. 20-. can. 9:59.19176.
V' Bibby).
ELH‘E
RALSTON
8:54, 10:20:, 11:24.
IP. M.——-122481. 2:301. 2:502, 5:11
5:631, 8:562, 7:123. 7:523, 8:212
9:221. 8:59, 10:28.
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