fast suits; in. dressmalter sun
. . rstionhdods Perle Cloak dud silt
5- ‘ mouse. 114 st
». n I-
. ANrEo ~runNIsI~IsIo nooM,‘
pll improvements Control location. All-
press J.. F. Gdrs‘ or Sentinel. 114 ill.
WANIEHY ENGLISH SPEAK-
leg Hungarian) girl, situation at gener-
hi housework. Inquire Wm. Popp,
Lee Ave. Rocidsnd Road. 112 3t
I”ml/llAiliTEDE-‘BY MIDDLE AGED
non. house pointer by trade, hsndy
‘ ‘l'with tools, ‘ strictly temperate,
, Insider (work of ”my kind. Address?
‘ Reasonable «this office. ' 1l2 _8t
..4-
LADIES, $2.25 DOZEN MAKING
lplsin treatment, Fascinating" home
business. " Experience unnecessary.
Mail dime for pattern. instructions.
(Needlecraft. 3304 Altoone, Pa. :12 t1
_ WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
85.00 for bob valves to fatten H.
' Friedman, Conn. Ave; Tel 1151
’ 029 It
*wnano—Jro BUY ALL KINDS
bf cattle and poultry. Highest prices
paid. Bob calves to fatten from $3.50
to $4.50. Joe Dickmsn, Box 664, South
INcrwnlk. 12 12t
150 “Lawson‘s noon dar-
tpge,‘ LipcolnR yelled. donaim slim
archery Co. .
hm... .. ..
To LET-«ETEAM HEATEl) A-
ointment. live light room‘s pod bull,
all modern improvements, with or
without gel-dell. nedr trolley Rent rec
sopsblé. Apply 34 Catherine street.
NorWalIr. . ‘ 314 fit
It,
inquire on
street. $10 per month.
- Ill! 3t
premises.
r
TO LET—"A {108T DESIRABLE
dress 1). .1. care Sentinel. :12 3t
To LET-~PLEA3AN'1‘ FURNISHED
room for one or two persona. Also
one room for light. housekeeping. .9
Word place. 112 3t
TO LET-FURNISHED soon
first floor. to right, all improve-
ments. Use of telephone. Inquire
120 Washington at. you
TO LET—MOWER FLOOR 123 80
Main St, 6 rooms, some improvements.
Inquire Capt. Bette, 3 West Help St.
Norwalk. 1V7 tf
...-..."...—
To LEE-FIVE ROOM APART-
ment, East Washington St, EpstRNor-
walk. inquire 6? South Main. St. till it
m...—........ .
‘ ' LOST
- seer—Vampires coup "HUNTING
case wiltchon pin. between EnstNor-
anlh depot and M‘nrvin School. Re-
Word for return to this olllce. 114 ill.
KNOW
' THYSELF
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. R.
JIIIIRIIJI’I‘Y, HEALTH, ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
Write Me for Sample Policy.
C. T. McGoVern
Il-SURANCE AND'REAL ESTATE
'R 155 Washington Street,
South RNorwaIk, Conn. TRer 345.
World-wide Method
All known diseases have been cured
by
Vauggestlvs Therapeutics, Nature
Practice and Magnetic Healing.
lHand Treatment 0' the Vital Or
gaps, the Nervous System and the
Spine
A system of healing which brings
about the cure of all diseases by
bringing mind and :body into harmony .
,lwlth nature.
Physicians are using the some moth
R lode Iii many cases.
PROF. MILLER
16?: WashingtOn 8t., Kscier’. Bldg,
‘ South Norwolk Conn.
Office Hours-44r to 5. Evenings and
/ Sunday. by appointincnt.
If other methods have failed to
help you and other
Chiropractbrs
hurt you, call on me end be con-
lyinced that lam will the BEST
em. MOST UP TO gATE
Painless Methods .
VE. VBAR’I‘HOL, D. C.
list Meadow St, South Norwalk.
7 to 8 p. m.
n07 Atlantic Sh, Stamford 9 II.
in. to 5 [in In. “
Spinal Analysis Free
Susy... ....“-
New money-“sentinel ads. will sell
property, not employment or rent m.
cant property quickly nod. cheaply”
2m-....:.w..’... “Lu—W. ...... "
Good temple «to, ill be lindwior,
the advertising.
, ltlllders which Sentinel Want Ads.
tor tidings from losers or volueblo
R’ Articles. .
(loud tenants ore to be but 4-m-
it ll:
To LET—PRIVATE PLACE, ALL
ImpI-ovements. large grounds; reason-
able to right party. 186 Main St.
Norwsllt. Address'Gco. L. Britten. 82
Fort St; East bio-walk. Phone 331.
, . 018 ll
TO LET OR FOR SALE—~43 ROOM
cottages with on improvements ready
for occupancy Nov. 1st. Rent 820 For
sale on easy terms Inquire of Chen.
E, Hoyt. at The South Norwnlk Trust
Co. ole tf
‘
c
....-. -N. - .
BUSINESS NOTICES
TO LET—luvs hoops. 70 sour M ‘9’““3- ,
VFOR SALE
FOR SALE -.- HWNES‘j’H QLARGE
lil'bl wishes. to sell. about ‘12 head of
31* '1‘ horses. oversee ages .fro'lm six to ten
years old These horses are all right.
out ell herd work but in good flesh
end teddy (or business They are go
mg to be eellll r‘egnrdlénd of cost or
value. No further use for them. Can
be seen at, Jonah ll. Scum s étslble‘sm
i6 Washiulttoli 8t, South Nol-witlk. T.
. ‘1‘ has tI
. . . j
FOR SALE—J’IANO MUST BE
moved. Will sell cheap for open orl
store in good family Who would cou-
furllishecl room. all improvements Blder «buying later If piano proved sstrR highly efficient ochool “3“” I“ pro:
Control location 32 50 per week. Ad- .
isl.motory Address E. 8., me Bentlfi
nelu *? '3 . . :13 at
.‘t
.4...
IFOR SAILEv—COVRD WOOD, IN ANY
quantity from one to e hundred cords
lit. 0. Lester. Sypemore rm. PoLVt
Road Darlen,Conu.112 3ti
cow. Will freshen in April. Apply'
.idhn McGIone, 20 Stuart Ave. Nor
walk. ‘ 112 ill
MiscsLmusous. ‘
WOULD ”LIKE ‘ro TAKE A
hunting trip to the southlend with a
gentleman who enjoys the-t abort. W.
Ritch. 54 Cove Ave, East Norwalk.
1
Phone 8724. 112 at
District of ‘Norwnlk. so. .Probutc
Court. January 6 A. D., 1914.
Estate of Amos Gates Isle of Nor
walk In. said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis
trict of Norwnik. hath‘limittld and Ill-
‘hlhlt their claims for settlement. Tunes
. who neglect to present their accounts.
wh‘cmovnt NOTICE—JOHN "Ir.
Griffin has moved his plumbing and
linniug business to 36 Gregory Battle»
vaud', East Norwalk, Third District
Telephone connection. 113 18t
Apple Trees Trimmed
Beaupain 8i Saunders
Assoncuurumsrs.
(scum noswsuc. coma.
1
FREEI‘E ,
Rearrange numbers in each row so
that total of each will be 15. To the
2 nearest correct answers will be
givon one lot free at Somerviile, N. J.
Contest closes Jen. 25.1meqllealty
Co. 2095 Webster Ave. N Y.CIt1y.
l 4 4'.
4
6
2
o
The Advantage
Of Liberal
INBWSDoper
Advertising" I
is Apparent
to the
Management
' Which Is Alive.
[1.01138
. Pilportunitlep. f
pile advertising.
, also the pro
properly attested within .‘suid limo
will be debdrred n recovery, All per
sons Indebted to said Estate are re-
quested to milka immediate payment
to
GEORGEM. WAY.
Executor.
I
U,
l
314 21-28 LI.
m
. District of Norwalk, so" Probate
Court. January 6. A .D.. 1914.
Estate of Mary Gates late of Nor-
walk in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate tor the l-Dis
trict of Nerwslk. hath limited and di-
.lowed six months from the date hereof
”or the creditors or said Estate to ex
llliblt their claims for settlement Thos
who neglect to present their accounts
prOperiy attested. within said time
will be debsrrcd s recovery. All per
sons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested to make Immediate payment
to
chosen id. WAY; ,
Administrator.
NOTICE:-
Notice Is hereby given that to all
persons whose land is propbstd to be
taken. or which may be nffe ed t. line
by, that a. public hearing by the Mayor
and Council of the City of Nllws it
will be held Ill the Council Chambers.
at City Hull on Tut-teddy. evening
Jnnunry 30 1914. at 3 o'clock p m,
to consider the proposal to layout. e
tor, emerge and choose Sesflew
avenue so called, at East Norwnk
from the southerly end of Eliot eve
nus, lit) celled southerly to the lunc-
tion of sold sesvlevv avenue with
First street and nine to- lay out.
alter, enlarge and change said First
street from its said Junction
114 21-28
‘ with Elenvlew avenue csotcr‘y xo
Gregory Boulevard. be relied. dull to
change the W of sold streets and
the walks adjoining the some nod
penal to dye ddte bulld-
til,
no lines so didn’t” spill solo
V view overuse, from the sdhtlloliy end
He spill
or sell
lot: with
or lipid Eliot svenue soothe
first street, and on both s3?-
11'1er sheet from Its will
Gregory hmlievdrd
Ditto}! A; smells dons.,.tll's 11th
day or Jguusry, ARR I). 19m
“ ‘ lashes l. LlNlthlllLliiit
‘ . ' City Clerk.
lit ill
:r:. or , its. .
«it; outshone you tons
victim. . _
l ““5“”
. lgraflfl due evidently to repeating
lowed six months from the dew hereof "
for the creditors of seid’Estnle to tux-I
. 17.;th 93L.”
Vina-sample: We MIMI.
I! the eighth trodes hsd been
tor bulldip‘g. inst your;
milked inV Franklin uprvin all! find steppe would hove been no (phone
“”8
.7 .. -. No: ‘Ldrgeet
Franklin V-Group. . ‘ Ageiflroup.
south NorWle. Noweyton.
[should-l and West Nor» ..
Walk-w -;-v-......I.331:
Center Group. .
Center, Over. River. than ~ ,. .
bury. Broad River. North .
Center and Winnipsut. ....139
Marvin and Fitch ........ 71
"No.1 Enrolled in ‘ . R
8th Grade. (Per (It-cl. .
. ' _' 7|
a .V1047_ ‘ ~45». .
67- 47 , I.
'26, - 31 -
it would seem evident that in sV
portion ofrpuplls that remain In school -
at least until the eighth grade is.
reschedyshould be much inrger. The
Suite laws compel school [collides for
children from the age of live to tour-
teen, It compels children to ntiend"
train the ages otseven to fourteen. |
FOR SALE—A GOOD NOUNG .PchCean of Over Age Children in the Various one“ of the Public Schools.
l 11 till
ivorwolk ....18" '27 34
Bridgepert .. ...16.5» 37 63
(Grand Rapids .-......17.6 ‘ 30 320
Bristol . ....,_u 75.3 13.3
Public schoolp sre usunlly so organic
.ed that normdi children should corn
piste the worli or the eighth grades in
eight years. ffiobsbly the nnalysis Oi
school conditions, which follp‘ws, will
melts [1an some reasons for the com-
,perstlyely smell number oflpupils in
the eighth grade:
1.!)
IV Vv m VII VIII Totnls
29 43 is: 33, 20" 28
59.5 61 2'54 39 27 .40
43 to V67 so“ is 7‘ ‘37
23.2 ’28 no can 6,8 use
lnithe tobulefion above: children In
the filrst grade older theirseven are
con'gldered average; in the second.
older| than elghbletc._ It should be
noted that in the Connecticut cities
compared there‘ lnren increase of over.
strom the first to the .Iifth
theirétlrst four grades. The decrease
fropi the Jjl‘lh Awhile eighth is due to
instruct that the older pupils drop out
of gcl'hooi. It might be said on ac-
count of the relative size of cities that
then-figures ion Norwuik and Bristol
areEiIIore nearly comparable. Over- age
children are. of course, found in Ill]
grades of city schools, but the clhcl
ency of uni 3‘39 hocl system, so for III
progress and continuance of children
in school are concerned, .» must be
Judgbd In considerable measure ill
by the proportion of Its pupils who are
nnot over me during the period of com
pulsory attendance. and (2) by the
proportion lg: holds In school niter the
laws permit. them to leave.
The following was the condition last
March in regArd to over-ego pupils in
two of our int-go buildings in which
all grades were represented:
...;3; R r 7.7. t: Ir" ...... .. .....- .....R‘,.:._
. ”at“ Per Cent. of I. crane Children.
Z"; .- a II ill lv ; v 5m VII VIII, Totals.
ll‘rtlnltlln ..14 34 gltl R34 36 {'35 IS 13; 2.1.
Censor ”“W w”. 21; R p9 R 4). . 37 351352 36 26'. 3i;
i .. ...—-.. _.
SVhen the pmop of storage greup: L "
children increases as it so In these . ‘ ~ “Fifth Grade.
tabulations. It is evident} lit the rate_ , ... Under Age. Normal. Over Mtge
of progress of children through the Rapid ..... ‘2 19 6
grades is not what It should be. Or- Nor‘nal. as 43 15 .,
dlndrlly us our schools have been or- Slow ....... «4 33 79
gilpized, normal children should move . Eighth Grade
forward in the BCIIDOIB one grade cscll ... [Ymfilr Age {Sm-ma]: (War Age
yélir. The rate of progress is In some 'finpta ,,,,, 70 L; 10
measure shown by the following iIx- Normal ....llo' , 48 22
urg.1t should be stated. howevo'lr Slow R ,,,,, o 37 .gg' .
that the twordrol‘ "p’uplls in tub
schools of Norwslk for the past eight
years are nvellllbie only In port. so
thgt the figures. given are ianpIele
in these tables for the dim snditllghth
grades. pupils are classified as Inching
rapid progress if they have advanced
to the fifth or eighth grades iii loss
than 5 or 3 years. respectively. as molt.
lug normal progress If they have on”
voiced regularly, your by your: and us
mailing slow progress if they have
been in school more than live years
for the fifth grade. or more than eight
for the eighth:
Progress Record.
Per Cent. Per Cent
1 :9 . .,
6th Credo. Bib Grade.
Rapid progress . ll
Nor-Incl progress” .21 29, V
Eloy progress ... ..bh 35 ,
The progress oi these groupe on the
heels of age follows: It might be stilt
ed that normal age for the 5th grade
is Ilse and eleven years and for the.
eighth. thirteen. Ind fourteen. in the
fifth grade there were enrolled, lust
Myrrh. under normal use. it per cent.
of the pupils. and over normnl ago. is
our cent. in the eighth group the pro
portions were it and 20 per cent. rc-
sbsctlvélyu The figures are given on
Some conclusions from the per-cod
Ring tebies would seem to be evident.
Let us group the following fuels:
‘fith grade—~42 pol (cut. over age; 5‘"
per cent relented
3th grndcwllo per cent. over age; (lb
per cent retarded».
5th grade—3&1)” cent Ilormui ngr li‘
lerded. .
lith grade-37 per cent. normal one re
lsrded.
1st defi per cent. over ugc.
5th underfloor cont. overjugo.‘ ,
tilll mellow—git per cent. over age.
These facts show slow progress oven
with normal pupils Moreover. they
make plnln on unfortunate condition
that slow pVV use is consumable for
much. of motions proportion of ovul-
age chlldrenl~«_
The ilgureglior age dud progress for
thelontlro all! tAnnunl Report, pp. 33
ll) show that 11 per cent. of the boys
and it per dent. of the girls bun pro-
mood moreiropldly thou the. norulul
role would dflignsio and that 60 per
cent of the boys llllll All per cent oi
.the girls nude slower than normsl
progress. 1551.000 pupils Were closel-
fiod lit the Wen of Nurwtilk. nu Won
shown. by thoenroiilueut, last March.
the lot Molt bould show we'll group
-» ' 'Rgroupe are now meetiug9with
"m“ y‘m “RR, estimates“ for. these High school mouse In order that; only when they literate datum
‘ schools.
~iVl‘iltll'o £14m” VV , Mechlmloel
difi IWfieWpfifleWflM
. ‘ll R
there Incl" om understanding chart
the workR of seventh eighth and
“ ninth year's ot‘aworkwlm foot. loco for.
,as possibhtthsttheresmny be a sort
. of junior High‘sch'ool courses?! study.
4 Teachers hove been nesigncl t.
lthe grade in Which it would appear
they could be of most service to; the.
to milks greatest use of their more
They. the been cnccurhgcd
siondl training
5. irregular promotions for good
reasons have been encouraged. In»
many cases, pupils have been retired
ed. ..
‘36 The werlt oi- the dttcndnnce de- I
pennant in brine systematized. or
the pupils enrolled in. the grades, lost
your. 27 percent. ettepded school less
than 1120 days, ,Pupiis .mustbe, in
school ”progress is. to be normal or R.
”course. there;, is In NoWolk nV very —.
1V Inrgedrsnsient population. which sc-R‘
counts for much: of the oolnpprstive
ly low. rate of ottepde‘nce. .
7. A systematic record of progress
and attendance for each pupil
school has been begun. The School
new of the “onus ‘qu undoubledly
furnish data. for more intelligent study
of individual pupils. whether they be-
of exceptional ability or of lengthen
average attainments.
There are several very serious ob~
stncles to‘ progress In school. A very
fundamental difficulty: Is crowded
school rooms ‘There are now ten
moms with fifty or. more pupils enroll-
in them: The average enrol merit
in; Per-tember. fer each grade school
room. was 41 pupils.
Average Number of Pupils Per Teach!-
er in Twelve Cities.
Spokane 31
... .......................
Tacoma . ...... . ................. , .R.ll:i
Dayton ..... "1‘ ............ ".3!
Grand Rapids ............. -.......3ti
(‘nmbrldge ........... ........... 3::
Salt Lake City ................... 30
*Springileid ....... ..;....z7-
Quiche r . . . are . t' . wasp]. . :n' .39
Lynn ......nl ..................... 3.2
C‘amdcn ................ ........I.’2‘3
New llnven . 34
Bridgeport ......... Rf.’ ‘- .- .38
Normal]: . ......... ..dl
Maximum Ndmbers for Any Glade
Room
Washington ......... R . .4 ........ . . . .42
Bridgeport ‘ ...... ...... 46
Springlleld ..................... 4.3
(In the being of tho enrollnl Int for
September, the average number
pupils for each teacher in the' larger
buildings was as follows:
Franklin ..... ..... . . .‘ ........ r. . .4"
Concord, Lincoln and Knudsen ..... 45’
Center Over River .‘ ...... I43
sMervin and Fitch ......... ' ....... 237
The rooms most crowded urn in the
Center old Over ”River null in the
xLincoln Concord and Knudsen (‘on-
siderIng the size of room», the latter
group of buildlgu in; most crowded. '
Avenue for First Fills Grades. ,‘
Concord. Untold und Knudsen.
‘ . 43 pupils per room
Over River and Center .......
46 pupils per room
it Is evident, therefore., that the
"will" ore moat crowded in the t,rudoc
of school work where progress is
most Iillpéflbtl: .«ln these grsdes the
natml obllhtcles in this cnmlnunlty
to satisfactory school work, even it
the bust facilities are daemon are
l‘ P9r cont. cl children to
slésnullu’ ,.
l 2 3 ti ii . ‘ ll"
Ilium. ‘9 19.3. 2‘ ’99 ‘ <19 I'd
elm 9 . .. ‘32 '7 is '19 Ol
rolls per new mer ago rhllIiRp ll
1. lucdln, (30mm
the 3
runs the can child is. or scum; . .
lines of children, it” so V,
,Vva-Ildt It should be for each
'vvorlr of the teacher she
and] work In unifiedéd
in “
have u. physical assimilation at In
‘ of school
,as possible be removed
jug from adenoid
.hnrdly he discovered without the W
of‘
. the various causes of sic
Mtllomplete eworheltlrd .
year clinched. it the proper ecbeol
million more prov
l. .
The public col ore :Ilaltldlmi
children may caustics rip pchootvr "
so rapidly ay thsly mantel will
col powers will person. he mic
progress for the exceptional pill
em. Sores one must it
melt
yorylng Abilities and ‘
thinly ell obstacles to *tilewillc
Vile"?
ed. R
1. She should not hove: mnr'e t‘
35 pupils designed to her ream
2.“: Children (two, I
years too old 'for' ill
be assigned to speclnb‘ ‘
more than 25 to cochlear
esssry for n time thR‘iee
.4. The physical (you‘ll
(him should be glv
tlon. livery child
three or four times during the you
Physical obstacles to at: ‘
tentlencc and progress should In so for
Physical defects that one be reme-
died nre n noticeable cause of slow
progress. There are children on
is very common? The
sight showed that H pg V '
.puplls in Concord. Lincolli and Knit
sen buildings hodeeI'cciIle eight.
per cent. of all the pupils in the grades
have defective sight. flhem ere;
morevoer, physical. dcfecté that can
sistence of, on expert medical edvls
Certainly all pupils whosltgrnie of pr’rVr
grass in school ill too opmore years?
behind. that of. their elude“. should re}
solve a. special examine” on. Th '
‘wnt are Iolulomlnn‘od old he ....
moved from the public 8Iljchools and
sent to Institutions speciftlly equipp
for lglcir education”? ‘1
A school "lllll'ilo Ivould jbe of great 1
help in caring for the plfysicel walk
m log of the children of Norman Not;
only could she discover find in some
mos remedy the mole. serious phys
on] defects, but she could give alien-2
tion to flleee health “I‘m Which boy
so *Inuch to do with no attendance T
Contagious diseases, ell diseases; ;
genclem the spoiler; c Vdftlcns ‘-
lberin her care.
in the budget presented (Or you
conditions along the Ilnes'vol the yard» I.
ceding discussion. ’I‘Rh'e money made
least for September, WIIIMNII} you
board to Increase the tektites lore
so as to malts I5 very substantial .
ginning In Investments so silently .
I" l
s
Did lat Their fired}; M
tdn‘lbor enrollment.
Run-...... «a.
tor "llnlhlilur.
tilli basis of 100 pupils in such ego log as % ngednd til-ugly us; on d it. on dull . . , , . R
. " I:V_ ii, «in; up. is; ,u
s I I. I . ,
junk] vgld.?:oAxfi. 0 “L . (.llfljfifil‘fl ‘2}: . . .159)” lg“. Vii)... 33- . “3 :30' M *7 IIII
...... "‘::.:::::.‘::~r‘.'::«;::.:.. ...-o . .. , ,l ...... , .. ... .. gr .. 27
alert ‘ I ' ., ,8 3 f: “f r“! R ' Tow per lent over ego chlidrcl: for V.blllltllll~leu
.1, .. ‘95 ‘ “I, 6;}: gm“, )le Witch and y; -
- VV_ . R ,,,,, l “‘7“ ' Mervin. _. . ,
" would snow from the poroedlull- touring oi sign; in museum” 2; R ii a? ll; . 3-
.. 7 that 40 per cent. 6t pupils other. out oi A vs lemon eighth gulls: 21:: tilloys .x 6.: «RT 2 . 3!. R
Age incite slou presumed unit is Nowell. . Grunt! Reside“ hall‘s tune ~ to ll 33" R ,
is”; cool. of all pupils have salient. junior High ll col for boys iiild airing * . v... 3 . .. “I , ~ . as '
tidbit n rote slower than normal. or the seventh;’ eighth and ninth worn 'rnlul per M one sign returns «Mobilising: I
lit is evident therefore that slow
dditl seem dveliu'e esstelly to cold prefix-cos is s very large teeter-«Abe motels! and
hippest foctor~ln melting the grade
moo in the advanced veers of the
cycle“, miles compsrdtlvelyR Ramp“.
silliness lid’tttil I 7
school are made more citrusuvmre
. tour vomit smell ill costing mediated more closely with commw now enter the em. gloss Illittild
' men” even dsy} A Sentinel won: city Interests and builds. s larger lilo the undertones. unless therein”
into gR portion ut‘older boys slid. girls will be “M men for has
promised; in school. in til-sod Rooms
also will or s more
domestic science. rolls
Illltrinl courses. It‘ll doll
do soudemlcflosou cl won: . .
The ”tinged! pupils III the guides
must. hcvtevi% be dealt with directly
*0! lichDoI. W
lee Illllill silently been ”93F”
11th regress.
1. Children tilt. to 61;; yells In ago
humerus; «eerie.
Ilse
liver :llivvi'
. I , from per cent. for Inllldlndl.
tilroollside.
Wllilllhiillb filldR , 1-
isle blister" “in"? in“ in: . .3 R u"? . .
.. J...,..1 . ,9.. . .3, I-4...I...V.g.,5; c.
lioye H il 29 be all 57
Girls is ‘ ill! 37
29
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