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Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 16, 1913 · page 7

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HUYLER'O PAIDUI .
CHOCOLATE.
LANE’B PURE ICE CKIAH

THE BEST OF IAKIBY '
PRODUCT.

F. A. LANE

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LeGrand Raymond. who is ill 0! ty-
phoid fever, is improving nicely.

R. ‘L. Cohurn, of South Norwalk,
spent yesterday in Bridgeport on busi-
ness.

Dr. Robert E. Purdue of South Main

street, was :1 visitor in Bridgeport
yesterday.

Mrs. Della Wilcoxson, of Bridgeport,
is the guest of Mrs. Clurrissu B. Bates,
of Madison street.

Mr. and Mrs. George H. Hirst, of
Haliiord place, are ontortahiing Mrn.

A. ii. Hoyt, of California. 1

'Mrs. Robert Silcock and Mrs. 0. is}.
Weed, of South Norwnlk, spent you~
terdny in Bridgeport on business.

“Bunty Pulls the Strings.’ in Bridgo-
port, attracted many Norwulk people
yustoniny afternoon out] last evening.

Mrs. l«l. Armenia llonc. of Cleveland,
Ohio, has; roturnnd homo from 11 visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Miller,
of Grand street.

Mm. W. ll): Sooloy, of llroolrlnwn nvo~
n1151, Ih‘ldgoport. has roiurnod home nt~
tor enjoying tho last tow days at tho
homo of i‘riendh in South Norwnllc. i

Mm. Smith and dunghtor Mnylnh,
of Norwulk, returned to that city you-
tordny, after spending the wooh-o'id
with “1111. Smith's 11i1dt11‘, Mrs. ('1. (llmse
ot’ Pnrrott n1 cnne. Bridgeport.

Mr. and Mrs. (inorgo M. Simon, for-
morly ol‘ Nornwlk, him: returned from
thoil‘ honeymoon, which they spent in
1311111111111 and tho Wont Indios. They
will rosido ut Shippuu I‘oiut, Simu-

i”o.d. ‘

iIiVitulIonH 311m- lmou iHSllt'd for the
full mouth”: of tho Iluiiod Multan
”1111111111411 of tho \\'111' of 11112. It
will he: iiuiti In tho homo oi Mru.
UN H’I‘ 'I' ‘ Ill! \‘K'I‘llioruIII-kl
m'onuv. llnrtl‘ord. (into-
her 29th. Thu Mm.
tl'u'muto II‘, it.

\N‘oduuudny.
prvnldont in
111711111, ol‘ iiul‘tl'nrtl.

MI‘H. Willluln 'l‘. lilnoku, prouldoht
of tho (lonnooth-11I Wohmnh' Sufi‘rmm

linuooiutlou, will pronido ut thu (1.1111.
volition In llui'tl‘ord 11th ’l‘uvmluy.
()v'tolmv‘ 2i. .‘111'11. IIiuolio hhu 11111

nounrod hor duIm-uiluuilou not to 1111-
onpt another torui 1111 pri‘uidmIL Shh
in Ilrm in ninth”: Ihnt Hill) will not
(toiiuiiil'l' rn-nirollou. 311‘11, Iiiuvlm lum
mu‘rml two yonrd ill thin oillou. having
luu‘h nit-otod at. the 11111111111 nonvon-
tiuu In illil. whirh wuu hold in
lirilluupori. liy linr (:rnvloun promnon.
hor tui't 11111! I111: nottforuoltinu do-
voiion to tho 111111110, 11I1o I11111 undi‘nr»
ed hm‘uolt to “wry unifrnulnt in tho
owe. 11nd thorn I11 11 grunt dfl‘lit‘t‘. to
show her honor in r-vnry pnnuihiu way.

F. S. LYON

WGOODW

Job Printing

338T PAPER.
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.l. B. Hortdu. of 3 Elizabeth street“
returned today from Baltimore, Md. 3

George R. Brown, the New Canaan: "
Contractor, who was badly injured in:
ion automobile accident, Tuesday, r11. I

gained consciousness Inst night,11nrl
appears to he' slightly improved al-
though not yet out of danger.

Washington (lump No. 11 i’ntriotio

Order of the Sons of America uiII
hold a rehearsal noxt Tuesday evenin“
in the hall in the South

didntes 11m to he initiated inter,

Thomas J Mngnor, of West Wanh- .

ington street, trawling for tho Sartuin
(‘ (irsot Company. of iiridgopmt,
spending the- day in Boston on busi
111111-«1. Ho will leave for 11 trip throu: 11
Pennsylvania on Monday.

~~ lion't forgot the dance. Rod Men's
Iinll,l«‘1'idny ovo, Oct. 17.

Judge Edward M. Lockwood, of \'o“-
walk, who 111111 been ill with typhoid
for var for some time past, in grontly
improved. 11nd was :1l1lo to take 11 short
automobile rido yostordny. Ills numy
friends will ho plonuod to learn of his
recovery, and will hour, to no'u1 n 1:1111~
tinual progress.

Notions of tunmn 51lol1111 in liridgo-
port and lirnntord lust ovoning Worn
roroii‘od lust. uhzht and thin morning
by tho poliro, The horso tuhon from
Iridizoport was 11 olmnnut more with
two white hind toot, hltohod to 11 light
dolivory wagon with rod running 1111111:
A buy more. weighing 1,300 pounds,
hoih hind foot whltu, 11ml hitrhhd to
n ruhbor tirod (,‘onx‘ord huggy with 1'1'111

running hour W111; roportod ulolou from '

Iirnnlord,

Mrs. Louiuu Murino, of Muc'hnuit‘
i’hu'o, in 11 viulior at. tho homo oI‘ hor
(hunchtor, Mrn, Andruw ll. Yuooudu,
in Ih'11ol<Iy11 Mm Yncondn, formurly
u 111.11Id11ut of this town In tho with of
11 prominvnt r1 11lty doulur, who 111111 11th
ilnziuh' ill'li himw-II’ politically in Ihouh
Iyu. Mr, Yut'oudn in ut prouout ul-
tau'hod to tho Stuto Iiunrd or I«‘.l111'lioh;~1
in 1111 Important ponition. Un I1‘1'Idhy
ul' limo. wooh Mm. Viu'olidu homun-
II11~ unithpr oi" 11 mm 11nd It won in Vva
or thin tutorohtim: ovout thnt Mm. Mn
vino Iluitml hm' 1I111u.‘,hlor. Mothor 11nd
«'llilll Iil‘u doing well. V

 

Burglar

CALLB

When You Are Away
and Ho Wm

surprise you in the
amount of valuables
tin can got away with.
You can fool him by
renting a box in our
burglar proot vaults.

South Norwalk

Trust Co.

Bun-“am.

 

 

 

 

88 North Main St.

DOWN NOIWM-K
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N01 \Vfllit :
Trust Company building. Sevornl elm—i

 

 

 

Young“ Men
generally find the

Tuxedo

,one of the best items '
in their outfit

Hart 81211111111218.th

 

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have made some particularly
snappy models in these coats;
the smartest styles ever pro-
duced.

Tuxedo suits, silk lined, $35'
and upward. We’ll sell you
the chat alone to match yOur
dress suit.

 

This store is the home of Hart
Schaii'ner 81 Marx clothes.

 

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ALL KINDS OF

FRESH FISH

Oysters and Clams
and Escailops Fresh Daily

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Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market

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3 James Folsomis making ontomiivo
ialtarationu to his home on Park street.
Jumeu flutes of 'I‘ulmndge Hill Vinit-
591] with friends in New Huron, Monv
day. ’

James Piutt of East Woods spout
Sunday with homer hours at New Ha-

'1‘1111.

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3 John Grant of New Yorlr
lwlth friends at the Melba inn
iColumhuu Day.

 

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over

 

Theodore Brown of LitcliiieId in now
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omployed In W.
store.

James Buri‘uclough oI' linnt ul‘enue
spout sundny in
Stamford.

3 Norms-.11 Roberts of New York <pont
Columbus Day with roiatiies in 'i‘nl—
.madgo Hill,

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i Walfiar Dererill of Railroad nvenuo
.spont the week-end with ilii-I parents
‘in 'l‘nrrytown.

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Fred “Roscoe of Baldwin avenue viii-3:
lied over Solumhus [lay with friends

 

.' ~1111 Long Island,

 

(Idington of New Yo1h
'opent tho week-end with his parents;
ion Smith's 111111;“.

 

Minn Lnurn .lnck’iion of Siamtm d1
wns 11 guest of tho Missos Scott \\ 11st
1 «am (11, Sunday

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Mr. and Mrs, (,‘. W, “mines of East
avenue visitod with relatives in thin
hu‘ry, this week.

, F, L. Raymond of Wood street spent
the weekend with rolzuivou

Ilrlouds in New'Yorh.

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.1, \m11 H own firm has tho continct

for the painting of 111111115: Plum 1: house
‘on the I.'11\\Iuhoio mod.
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l\i1'.i1ti11,1‘: with 1‘11Iuii11-11 11nd 1111-1111.» in
Itouu dining the week.

 

 
 

 

Artificial TE ETH

:11‘1‘1 ofion 11 111-‘111sx'it1' l111I iI proper]:
111111111 and I‘qud 1110111 111111 or II11 "rm It
1:41 minions oi' Iiio. 11nd lilt'li' Is 1111
11111111111 why 111'111'1'01111 wourinu :1 pinto
should not unjuy sun-I1 11111111111, for
Ivvlh Wiiil‘il routinuully drop or 111:1!111
tho, mouth uom 11111 11111, ”10
work I‘m‘ whh'h thoy woro ioloudod.
Sporinl utioution i5: nix-1111 Io fI:1t11'11oi'1~1i
mouths 11nd difIIrulI 111121114: 1111‘ \1'i1l11
11x11111'l11111111 of thew ('tllltiilillllr‘ 1n21l1I01
lllt‘ it) hill‘ (‘0 I’ll Wilt‘il‘ lllillll (iii l1'|:'
Iuilotl.
(‘onsuliulion

DO YHU WEAR GLASSES?

If so are you untisliod that they
hnvo boon tilted to your (won in 11
(‘Ill‘l‘t‘t‘i. 11nd propor 1111111111311? H1116
'I‘hoy (liven Your I'lyvs 'I‘hnt Rollo!
which you exported they would? it
thoy haven't or you need glasses.
consult mo at 0111111.

WILLIAM J. MOORE,
OPTICIAN.
Room 6, Kcelcr Building,

No. 155 Washington St.
Opposite Hoyt's Theatre.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
Evenings. ti: 30 to 9.

N. Y. addrcsu «727 8th Ave., 9 to

' 4 p. m. daily.

(loiuiz

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John 1110 1 isiiinr, ,\"I1, 11ml .\II‘:1. I‘. Urr
Mi'iimulry In .\i11I1\voh_ V, l.

Ilohvrt lii‘owu 01' Now Yuri: Visited
Schuylnr .\lr:|\'11117.h1. I'1'1‘1111N1ri I'Iuw,

for 1411111111! 11111..- ihiu wouli. :'

Hour} .1\II ins 1111i inmil) I1111'11 1110\-

m from tho i\?ii.‘~".i iInIlHi'. 1111111
‘\\"1iton lino, to Tohnzoluo IIiII.
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I I.. .\_ Ih-rst of .\'1-'11' i'orh wow Ilw lmI-i
idny 11111-111 01‘ \‘111, Wolfe, who 1-11t1-1‘-'
iuhwd him at tho ,\I1~III:1 £1111.

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, (:11111'1111 Iv}. llnymond i-1' Souiinuri'
:311111111 .«pont Hominy with hi1: filtilvl‘.
lire. I‘. N, Wood, I11 liuut Norwulh.

 

Dr. J. H. Mallory

16 So. Main St. 80, Norwaik.
HOURS: 9 A. M. To a p. M.
: SUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT

[)3in 1.1111511) N Y-

for freight only.

 

 

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Mom of Him ZIU'I‘tlI bury dm rxcopt

W Sundm at ‘l p. 111 Freight 11.11111i1'11dni
. ‘ Norwnlk up to 3 p 111.1111d‘iouih Nor-
. Flanneletto Skirts

\Htili up to 5.30.
Norwalk Steamboat Line
ANNING J. SMITH. Loosen.
GEORGE I3. FOOTE, General Agent.

 

Npimnlid 11:111111'11111111t of hood

. quality I~‘I1111111~I11ilo Hllil'lzl.
; .\ll whilo. I'imh. in him:
\1‘l1IIo 50c

All whlln, 1'11I'I'lo, Imilonlmlwl.
I11 plhk 11nd lvhiv 50c

' l’I:1I11.11lI whilo ........... 351:
.~\1:1:orlml uti'lpou .. £251: and 506
wiiilv, hullouhoh'd.

11 ml

City National lianh

I‘RANSAOTB A GENERAL EANKINI
BUBINEGU AND OFFERt-I EVERY
FACILITY CONSIBTENT

WITH BOUND
HANKING
1111111111. and From
“17.000100

”v.1...”—

. t'iiillil'i'n‘u,
in pIuh 111111 I1I111- ..... I101:
Hnllowu'cn Pout Canto 6 for 5a

Capital
"00,000.00

J. I.Mallette

BBWHhIncton :1. ”Wm H MXTHewsON m
‘-' i. M 1 ‘ F
. 11 , no Nam-IR. JOHN 11. KNAPP, m vm'me.

FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 26 Vioi»

 

 

Pros.
I ‘ ' _ 7 .. 0 ,, WILPRED WOWfiLL, CHIN"
DiHEOTOR!

I. H. Mnhovmm

John H. Krupp John H. Liam.

curl-tint 8mm Fred. H. Rowan

umnui Grumman Lowla :1. Martina
Hum I. Lookvwod

J. Wanton MINI!

,We Represent

First Class: and
Prompt Paying
Fire insurance
Companies _
LM. Layton 8110mm.

REAL WAT" AND lNIWMWi

 

 

 

Ten our uent at discomfort in I
{nullified room it! too much-101- you
can 111111 one that’s at 11111111 ii! per
cont. auditorium» 11: answering mm.
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Good tenunta turn to he 11mm
11111 Mimi-ins.

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propnllor! 1
lmron Plot 3:, Hum ltivor, Now York‘

1 huh in upomliuu III-Wm) duyu all

111111 Dopunlt Box" '3 and is put you: I

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unrd Mm 1111 \i11iu 11l1‘.:,1111 111111 11111-11

hoon Ihv :11111 "

MM [-2. J, Brown und film. 3-3, '1‘.‘
Wood ot l'mt 1111111111- spout Friday
iwith toluiivi 1 and Irivud: in Norwnlkp

Mr. W. A. Raymond M
I'Zusi Nurwulk 111'11 \‘iuiilnn 111 tho home
of .\I1';'1 I‘lvoi'uo Itoyumudv I'nrlvr nirvot
thlu wurh.

and Mrs.

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i .l A Morriu 11nd this I« 111111111111 51111
of Mount Kimo 111111111 11111111111: with
thle‘ l1roIhc-r, i). N. Mhi‘rtlt, Hnulh
.Muin IIil't'l'I. .
filth-111 Morton 1.1111111111-1- of \‘Iouon'on
tl111
llmmo oi' .ilr, and MW. 'I‘mn‘nioi‘,
(‘hi‘tbr 11I1‘1111I. -

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Mr. 11nd Mm. Wili’l‘mi iiuyiunnd oi
.(‘oruqul-ondl11-iludhon 111'11 tho humilu
Int Mr. 11ml .\Ir11.\\.l~lumuvl ”111111111111
uh ilni‘t Isli‘l'I-I, 1,
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Martin Iii-1t! 11ml I'hurhw 1—:1'hulin ol‘
llrookli‘u hum honu Iqti‘lllilhig Ihu
wooli with Mr. mu] $11111. l1‘1‘111l1‘1'Icl1
'l<l1,1it, I'urk nirout,
Minn Mnrlo l’inm, illlii roiurhud 111‘,
,hor 11mm.- In Brooklyn. nilvr 11111111111111:
:1 plvnnunt wooh with Mhm lulu
.Pnuluy on Bmith'n Ridge,

Minn Elizabeth Boundivt of Mnhwnh,
N, 11.. In mmnding tho. wool: with her
égrundpnrmiin, Mr, and M11. 111111111111
'llrnth, Cnrtm' Hiroot.

An omployué of Ihtwhmu, mVonuort
(’10. met with no accident :11 the might
station, thin wank, when 1111111111111; rndw
tutor toll on his too. .

 

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Mr. and Mrs, Anion Wuhomnn, Mr.
and Mrs. (tearing Wutorbm'y and Mr.
11nd mil. 1111111111- Wuwrhury 111m 11111
1111111111 117 Alum, to, $1111 sounding
this Imm' It compo numb and with

 

 

 

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rolutivm: I11
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.Mru, William ulynu,
Sunday.

 

Otto Stahl,

oon, Etc.

Chow Chow, Sauerkraut, Etc.

83 AND 86 WASHINGTON ST.

 

 

New York, Frankfurters,
Oervemt, Pressed Ham, Beef Loaf,

Cream Cheese, Snappy Cheese,
uppie Butter Cheese, Pimanto Cheese and others.

PHONE 440.

Dehcnten 11111

When you want anything in-
this line, come to us

Boiled Hams, Liverwurst,
Smoked Beef, Head Cheese, Ea-
Swiss,

Roqucfort, Edam, Pinc~

Heinz Pickles,

Call and see the choice line We have. ' 1
Many articlbs too numerous to mention.

A. F. Beckmnnn 81 Co.

SOUTH NORWALK

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Give us ~ the
prove it.

Conneally
81 Washington St

 

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Sensible SchoOI Shoes :23
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for Boys and Girls 3

We have the most varied and 53:
complete stock in Norwalk. 33*

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opportunity to

‘H‘F‘

8. Bracken

Phone 363-4

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car's.”-

flufiaén %

BEGIN NOW

It Will
Cost You
N o l: hin g

Merrill Bust.

" South Norwalk.

Stamford.

 

To try one week of instruc—
tion in Ste1101ype, Type-
writing. B00ki§€€plng. Eng-
Iish. Shorthand, Penman—
ship.

Day or Night Sensiou at

mess Coi‘ rege

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$5. 25
ton

A rurgo 111' idi‘ilv‘ 1111 N11.

4 ,

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iin‘ll'.‘4'l'1'1l in Ihi‘ hinr‘.

'I‘ry 11 ton.

HARRIS S1 CANS COMPANY

Water Street. South Norwalk.

 

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i‘vintiu‘u Imd i‘riolidrz in lilit‘ I111111_

.il1‘1r. \i'lllinm
iiltl’o 1'111111'11111l to II111I1‘ 11111111: on 8111qu
11:11} «111.1111, 1111111‘ 21 1111415111” 11er \ul'u
ih'onhlyil.

Mr. 11an .\I1.«1..l. I‘ ,IIIllcr and 11.111
II) of Now \‘oih \1'111'11 11111111“; 111' Mr.
11ml \I1‘1:, .l. II_ I1nl1mm. l’mh
1111‘ rovvrol duyh Ihi11 \i't‘t‘li.

$11111

Mr. oud MW, Ruin-rt. Nlmnu 111' 1.11
run! 11111111111 huw lot-1'11 «11111111‘1111; iii"
uroh 11 ill: Ilwii‘ dormiilv-r, Mm. \\Vll~
lium i1‘1nndruu, In Now llochvllo,

3111', .1111! Mr». Aiil‘l‘li Knapp 11ml 1‘11111
lly 111‘ 'i‘urii-oi‘itli'ur hum l‘vulwl 11
human 011 Lulioi‘lou' 111‘11111111, 11111! will
11111111 to town ltlmlli. Nowmlwr l.

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IIhIiIIe ltmuoy 11ml William louioy bl
'i‘ori‘iuulmi wnrc- 31111113“ I)! Mr. 11nd
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Harold virttod with Mm.
mother In Hprinudulp. I-iuuduy. tho no

mansion luring Mrs. 1.111va11 Miller’u 1mm
1onty1not'uiul hirthduy.

 

The ii. 1). Sewing Gilli) hold 11 111111111
tug at the homo oi Minn tinsel Hunger
on 111111111 1111121111111, Monday evening.
'i‘hn cluh In ntmmin go. thunlm trip to
Now York in the near tutnrn.

 

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miner than 611 1 31111 and tar
mam-1111 Seam mo

 

 
 

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Tel. 721.
SUPREME COURT TAKES UP
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In 11111 rolniion
thzlnnIIInd to tho
111:1'11111I :11111111111'111 1ti'
111111111111 for runori‘ntioo.
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Ililil lil' routihlwr. to hold lilo oliimt
lw i'luIil oi' hi1: appoioIma-nt. than it.
did no horomu rummI. 11nd thut. no.
pun hot 11w 1111111111] AlqulillJi)‘ 111111 IhI1
i‘iuhl In uppoiui. l1I11 rul'l’hr'It-tli'. Major
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"Xllll'ui liriohr'r l. .1111! that (invoi‘tlm
[hildwlu‘n upwiuiiuoiu 111‘ Mnior My
11111: to fill lilo vuvunry mull tho mini.
.11111112Iou 111' film irnhlnmrn is»: 11 vultui
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Will;

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wi‘mn'I 11119 thumb physlr‘n. Tho r“
notion wouhonu tho howolu. loud” to
chronic minnhmiiun. Gut Dunn's may
ulvtn. 't‘hoy uni-ruin. (molly, tone the
utomunh. r‘uro r'miuiipntirm

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