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WWANTED—WSITUAH‘ION AT how; To LET Lemma. 15' THREE,
oral housework. Inquire 3 Koseuth 8t. rooms with bath, electric or gas lights." this stock. ‘H. Friedman, South Nor-i
an!) at Suitable for elderly "couple No child- walk; Telephone 1151. _
iron 51 Osborn Ave, East Norwalk
fracture of spine.
tram department store. riulit toot trite
lured. V,
dent ot- an electrical supply company.
man. bruised: rescued by fireman
‘trom sixth floor window
_ souri Athletic Club both feet fractur-
FOR BALEév'i‘WO FRESH COWS. ed. '
or? (it broken and internally hurt.
David .3 main. purchasing agent
A. I) liar-tied. Chicago, superinten
Edward ’1‘;Kaub. Chicago sales
William Koerner. ilouseman at Mis-
Charles Schlmel Chicago, both legs
John Dwyer. engine company No 6.}
" WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL: ~ m9 3tI FOR 3ALE~HERRESHOFF TOUR- 1right leg fractured; cuugilt under inll- Vi
housework. Apply 8 West Ave, goutlli - - lug car, has been overhauled and new- in: wall. 3V '
(Norwalii. . . , In? til TO LET~~SIX ROOM .COTTAGE 31y painted; also a 2 H. P 4 Mimi The property damage is estimated‘
. V Inquire 216 South Main St. «m9 at double cylinder marine motor. In- at more than $1. 000, 000. in the vaults.
WANTED “" MAN '10 TAKE. iqulre at 7 Fitch St, East Norwalk lot the bunk covered by the “11119 “1'8
charge ofsillrt boxing and ”sorting TO LET—‘LOTVYER FLOOR 0F .43
m6 3t more. than $1. 000. 000 in culrency andi
”0““ one with experience ’1“ this (”boomer 16 Rowan St, East Norwalk. i V' =., . I327, 090 in coln.- At daylight only part
213‘?" Vliiiigprefem'ed. Cluett, Pea Apply 18 Rowan St. in? St? FOR SALE—«BUTCHER 3 [01¢] of the front and rear walls remained. ~
3 an 0-. Inc. ‘ . mi; 3‘ jbox, 12 ft, long, 8 it wide, 10 ft. high. l'l‘he roof had caved in. carrying seV-
WANTED—T0 BUY VALL KINDS ofV houses, flats. shore, barn, shoal,
cattle “‘1 DWW‘Y- Best market 011005 lnanuiactor'y with power in Norwalk.
TO LET“FIRST*CLASS RENTS Cheap. Address Box, care Sentinel. .eral floors with it, and the side walls
m6 3t had collapsed from the roof to the;
paid Extra prices '10" fat “"95 South Norwalk East Norwalk and
ground door. which is occupied by
V son aALE—ooon LOOKING PVA'N- the bani.
“‘00. ‘0”. W’ “”95 w ““9“ “- “llowayton- See our list. Raymond 91 counter. length 14 it height 33
When the firemen arrived a fewV
Vzl‘rledman, Conn. Are. Tel 1151 29 f Bros. .V m7 3‘ inches. ‘i'idth" 37'1001‘95- Aflllii' 213 minutes after the blaze was discovern
- . o t 70 LET—~THREE FURNISHED Em Washington St. South NOW-am led the flames were shooting out or:
LOST rooms to: housekeeping, best and . m6 3tVthe roof and the window above the:
‘secondiloOr. Men were jumping from
‘LOSTu-ON GEAYIEW AVE. SA‘T- them; gas and cooking stove: dishes;
hrdny night. pair of eyeglasses. Re- everything for housekeeping. 11 Havi-
M'iil‘Vd for return to Sentinel office. land street. 'm3 6t
m9 3t “m...
'LOST ~ SUNDAY NIGHT, - 3;}? MISCELLANEOUS“
tween Railroad Ave. and Clifford Ho mum”. Suits will be sold at almost onehaif
price. as We are going out of the
stones. Finder please 'roturn to 41 mm mm}. o, clothing business. Cull at Louis Av- f
313””: Underwood, rick. .Postvofflce Block, Soutl’l Norwalk,
tel, cameo lavaiier set with rhino
Railroad Ave ulrstnirs, ' mil It
_ _'___']_____‘~_V“ ”a...“ Reminzto aw other
FOUND. repaired}o Rentals 8
per month. Machines
sold at 85 per month.
writer Dachau “1551331333.: A
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Bridgeport. Conn. ..
FOUND—PAIR OF EYEGLASSES
in case. Owner shay have same by
proving property all-d,lDayillg for ad
vertisemnt, Inquire Sentinel Office
[mg .3; BUSINESS NPTICES
.._ Wabam.--
most convenient in town, just use ~~
windows and others were climbing
ldown ropes made of bedclothes.
More than a dozen jumped sever-i
FOR SALE glll stones to the roofs of adjoining
u :bulldings and suffered broken legs‘
200 MEN‘S AND YOUNG MEN‘S and serious injuries. Those uho es-
rnokos. mm. . Conn. l
ried into neighboring hotels ,
Heroism bordering on the superhn~ —--~——-—-- - »~ --._
c'aped unhurt ran about the streets in
bathrobes or nightclothes, apparently.
renzled, until they were forcibly car-f
l
m
' inlun was exhibited both by firemen
‘Vand guests at the club. ‘l‘he firemen.
John Fountaine .
V ltlme and again dodged one litilillL-Ei
Vu'all onlx to find themselves under 311- .
lthor tottering mass of granite and
Val
will give you suggestions and estl “1'10" l
mates for that Job of inside or outside
rm --—-—~-———-——-—- MRS. F." BELLE HARRIS HAS painting or paper-hanging thatyou will villus in a window
moved her dressmaking establishment have done this spring
'l‘heodoxe Levy . of Louisville. Ky.
sill until both
A postal will his hands were scotched almost black
Apple Trees Trimn‘ed from Cedar street to Room 10. Keeley bring samples to you personal ntten IVJust us he was about to let go. a tire .
Bldg. Hours, 9 a. in. to 5 p. in.: Sat- tion to all work.
mun grasped him about the Willsi and}
(lily Hospital levy later said two ol’l
Beaupam & Saunders iii-days, 9 a. in. we .1». m. m9 3t 8 BURRlTT AVE PHONE con. ohrrmd him down a ladder Al tho.
. ARBORCULTURIBTB
scorn nonwntk. calm. V _ ROTON
- Know Tyh self —— ' MME‘LWEM
LIABILITY, HEALTH- ACCIDENT kinds of chickens. We have cage for
W INSURANCE)- hatching -l‘rom choice mater pens of
TiteCMe for Sample llollcy. White Hull and Barred Plymouthn
lNSURANCETIAMrfgo'yEEIfif‘ ESTATE Rocks and White Wyndotts. Pricen
'- $1.00 per if. or $6.00 .per hundred
155 Washington Street, ”Gin-i
Oouth Norwaik. Conn. Tel. 845. Crockett 8t. Rowayton.
PhOne 1624-2 or 517.
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHlRO-PRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause 0 t e disease and the art of - '
adjusting the same. Disease is caus- If Other: {nethods have failed to
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in e p~you and other
ohe back. Even if done in childhood
'1 o
it creates pinched nerves and main in (‘h t
later life in the different organs and “'0er 01.8
1‘1")“- hurt you, call on me“ and be con-
. Chiropractors remove the cause of . ..
disease and pain health is restored vmced that lam “5mg the BEST
throng? harmoanz'inthhe nerversys- 3111: MOST UP TO DATE
.emls 11 your . ody. Female troubles ' 4
given special attention; also curvn- “ Painless MCthOdS
bure of. the spine. You will never re- ‘
geiflvigglthe Chiropractor a chance E. BARTHOL, . D. C.
Magnetic treatments given also. . 63 Meadow St. South Norwailr.
. I
' T Francis 7 ‘° 8 .P- m-
. V' i D‘ C’ 207 Atlantic St, Stamford, 9 a.
94 Washington St, Bo. VNorwaik, Conn. m. to 5 p. m,
Graduate from Palmer School, the ‘ , Spinal- Analysis Free.
discoverer.
-fixuw._... . ”.3 mum--.“
A Geod Roof Test
is a hard snow storm. If your
WORKMEN'B OQMPyENBATION. . W ., - ‘V . roof leaks, drop us a card or
ill my highest cash mines for all 'phone us. W9 will repair and
paint it all for one price, guaran-
teed to per square foot. Call us
20th Century Triumph
but i. is till . t1 '
massif: egg alilmgnigfasgtilirg: gifslittiw EMPLn'En nirugfiu "E“:
i
E. MR. Bradley 8100.?
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
courascrons. i
ii Wanhlnaton 8t. 80 Norwalk. Conn,
Phone 781.
86063 DEAD Ill BURNING
ur‘ THE Missnunl ATH-
tmo ctus AND
annulus slut. V
31. Louis ;
(Continued from First Page.) I
James Riley. i
An unidentified man. i
C. F. Kessler. general manager of
lludiow-Saylor Wire CompanY. St.
Louis, killed ill jumping from sixth
floor.
John Martin Rickey, oi: tit. Paul,
general auditor of the Ford Antonio
ibile Company; found burned to death
ion third floor.
James A. Reilly. a guest at the club.
The aliasing are:
d t
gooqfiggggagatgum reaches every ”‘0“ WAGES, SHE 8MB)", Allen Hancock. typewriter saloo-
"Suggestive Therapy, Magnetic ...._._...........
'lreatm'ont Latest Treatment of the; A young woman. aladies maid oallJ
Vital Organs. the Nervous S stem an '
the Spine y d i ed at. police headquarters in the Soc-
A naystem of Healing which .1)“,le and district this morning asking ad-
hbout the cure of all diseases by vice. She said that she had had trou-
l
link: in ' . -
«long Mfifiitggtfigd body him her vhle with her emplo eh. , , ,
i Last Wednesday she stayed away.
PROF MILLER V ,V l and it is rumored that on Thursday she
special Notice~i .113ch removed my, was married, although she would tell
‘ (titles at Keelers Bldg. So. Norw'alk, a reporter but little about. the matter
to “biggie Ollice at V116!) 01104361 53L. this morning. Later on she went back
WW 7“ 10mm “ ‘ - Vto get her clothes and the money due
‘ 1“"— her. The employer alldwed the mold to
HOOK 'AUC‘NDN BACK m 1732, italic her clothes, but would not psyV
loam Montgomerio, governor of the her the amount the young woman
V xli'oi‘lntlsr‘en New York, died on July claimed W118 due.
' i 1731,. In the New ‘York Gazette. Miss wellington. or Mrs. Pellington.
mWilllam E. Becker. president of
paint company.
John lRetz, president of plumbing
company.
William A Kinzer, proliident con-
struction company.
Thomas Shyne, manager tl'pewriter
exchange,
William Shields, president lye com-
puny
George Gosrner. president commie
slon company.
Daniel Wentheriy, salesman.
Thomas Wright, secretary of the
Apollo Club.
William Erd, real-estate dealer, East
of Mali 8 1732 in the following ad- as the name sounded to listening ears? St. «LOUIE. Ill - >
vertisemont. the first of its kind: - told her troubles ilnaliy‘tb C. C. 118,86-
. "(in Thursday, June 1. at 3 o'clock mail of the firm of Linnweller definite.
in the aftrenoon; will begin to be sold man. ,
at public auction a collection of valu-
able books belonging to the library of THE U8EFUL DAOHVBVvHUNVD.
,‘ V.Vlllli excellency, John Montgomerie, Hot for a dachshund when the winds
‘ int; late governor of New York etch . of winter loudly Your.
He stretches out, a yard or be. across
true to... at the‘ Cotton house hi .i . the hutch“ ""
though his upkeep bill is more
“ widow Yo
sir York, with the conditions 91." not hotter than a outlier limo .
James McGinhis and Allen Dow.
buyers ior 8t bouts department store.
Inert Crouch, sales manager. West~
ern Electric Company, VBt. Louis.
The injured: , . V
. Theodore item bouisvilia Kin.
‘lahloamaVn, h‘otll legs tainted and left
‘ iVoot emailed
EVuntil a few hours before the light was
discovered. l
‘ -'siilld that ”Ville . ..
” V their men u ho had been killed jumpedl
VV‘VVfIOlll the window to which he had?
Volung. i it}. V
A“ ‘1'“ ““1” “"d ""0” CW"! m‘ Prepared Especially For 1711: Newspaper j!) T \
V’lhey sent showers of huge- burningi y; D
elllbels upon the roots of the iieigh-i '
boring building and for a time tlllcui
sued to cause a general configuration
in the heart ot‘ the retail district All‘
the tire lighting uppuiatus of the olti'
brought in to requisition. l
liobell Maui“. manager of the (hill JV
and his “lie “ore roused by the.
.smoke 'i‘lley ‘(llsunered the tire in?
the diningvroom, on the third tioor,Vl
;i||ld before seeking their own entitling
V'rushed up and down the halls knurle‘
ling at doors and waking guests. Both;
‘ were lintlly burned about the local
bands and loot. i
All the mllflitipiii ambulances undi
police patrol ouguns and automobiles}
“ere pressed into service to curry the,
uounded to llOspituls. !
Among those who escaped was Wei-i
ter Frisch. financial client of the St
‘Louls Federal lmuguc baseball club“
Mordecai Brown. manager of the}
team. arrived here from New York‘;
last night, and remained at the club
'A telephone operator, a young boy,-
remained at his post on the. ground;
floor, even after the firemen began}
'pouring water into the building. Many i
of the guests credited their escape to.
him. , 1
At 5 o'clock this morning, fourI
hours litter the tire had been discovu
bred. the blaze was- believed to be:
under control. Half an hour later. ;.
however. boilers in the basement be-
gan to explode and for the first time
ill-omen, under orders of, their chief,
withdrew from the street'lmmodiately }
iii front of the building. 'It was fear-i
ed the last two remaining wallsV
would collapse and bury them
”4...“...
CHARGED WITH HORSE STEALING and a vest of lucked linen. “pan" pleuts, keeping seams in center
.8amuel‘iead'y, Aged Fourteen Years,
l 3 Arrested In wutou. ‘ '
Samuel Ready, fourteen years old
and Milo lives in New York state Was
arrested in Wilton, Sunday afternoon.
on the“ charge of stealing a horse by
Constable J. E Kaiser. 'liilli captuie
was made after the young boy offered
the 'V horse and wagon to Mrs. Curl
Ooh lily 835'. She had her suspicions
armrest! because of the ridiculously
low price asked and communicated
With: the constable who apprehended
him.
brother. who lives in New Calhoun but
the officer could not learn from where
the whiten was stolen. He claimed to
lbctwecn the iii/it‘s of 6 um] l-l yams. ‘gelher and stitching along correspond-
VlV
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ll—I’Ilh
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V . . J ii—INorth sirloin and Ant m"
illllnulfllilriillmlllillllflu nurumulmurut-llI Always Bough‘. . .nd ll ii" V W‘
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Mention 3 Mill. saw.
gels liePrcpnruioniu-lis
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Bi
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Aperltclllelnedy for Colon»
NSmaie Sigmmrz 0f
NEW'YORK.
Exact Copy of Wrapper. .
WI BIMIUI own". '0‘” VON!-
Sentinel Fashion Plate
(Scary efl‘dcflc’dl T
flame Braille/(mg? V- '.
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IN WHITE LINEN.
l'Iusinl' luv-lied. rluri rinsil-lllni; over this
:‘m i: illmmod nilli tilll buttons.
'l'-lll mils-r is of the slime. illutrr'lal and
till hell of dark ribbon ur autill.
To make till- tilt-3:3 tullllires:
Tr:
fl )Vilili.“ il»im'il lnuteriul nt‘ilh‘. an‘KL $1.20
l'a, yards plum ”131‘“ to he invited for
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2 yards 7-inch ribbon for belt at '51s."
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$2.30
There um nine plum-H to the pattern.
l'lrst fillli thi- linen, tin-n in): upon this
i-llli. in ivllgthu‘ise fashion, the front
guru lilo bur-k. tlll- iliil'k gili‘i' and col-
Mrs. all of which are llmrhvd by triple
“'l"i"l“‘ perforations.
Lay the reilulllling pit-toil with line.
of large “U" iii-l‘i'ln‘ufinns on it il‘ngtll-
wise iiii‘t‘ild of material. For open
lint-k, L‘Ui out truck rain,- of front on
single small "0" perforations. For
short sleeve, out off lower part on small
‘ u“ peri‘wrulimls. Cut off front edge of
left from on double “on" perforations.
F-olm the waist into box pleats. front
and bul- i\, bringingt together rand stitch-
ing along cnrrrspnprilng lines of small
“0' perforations: open pleats. keeping
seams in renter and press. Close un-
dor— lli'lll scum no notched, close shoul—
der scum. (lather lower edge of trout
and linuii between double “T’i‘” parlor.
utlonn, Lurge “0" perforations indie
to neck edge ventchbucks even and
underneath folded edge of box pleat;
mulching corrospondlng large “0" per-
i’urutionu. Sew standing collar to neck
edge as notched Adjust rover. match-
lng correspondlnir single lane and
double small "on" perforations.
Close the sleeve scum and sew into
armhole as notched, casing in any tull-
ness.‘ . i V V
Now, for the skill, Vsinsll frotit gore
‘ (to left of center from) on double “oo'
. 5530 - V perforations for opening. i‘orm box
All unusually pretty model for girls piping in front and back bringing to.
It is trimmed with box pleats. rovers mg lines 0! small "0" perforations:
and press. Pleat front gore, creasing
on slot perforations, bring folded edge
Few things are dailltier than u fr‘twk
of heavy linen for girls of M or under.
A practichl design is pictuled how, press Join 8.01158 '15 “Ml‘hed‘ Turn
and though it it rather difficult to huh. hem at lower case of skirt on small
die on aboount or thi- curb that will be “0" perforations. Sew to letter «dire
required to arriihlzl- the plants smooth.
ly and well. the dress will be well arm seems
worth the’ofl‘ ‘wimn imbibed. 1' A wet or heavy embroidery may be
The vest is armed of pluin lilVchn substituted for the‘ tucltV'o'dV lln‘ehi‘
curuuo chiral? e530
‘il i’romolcslligesllonillleerfii “4 dim” and MR
3
ncssalldlleslitoulalnsheltul 9f 233.33%? Effie” "L
Reed street.
use berotanyboxoanbe
stgidard timo,1~
. V lion Sourcmllachiilardm ‘_ . oven .
. Worms. ‘onvuis'ions .Ftvcrisll- .. . FD r (iv er “"l‘gfiggtfihnomoo an alarm. VV
“283 nudLGSSOFSLEBP. ‘ “mfg 1311:: w strokes. m: to
‘ v :13quth Wane-oer.
Thirty Years ii: ......
8: 30 a.-m. and 12: 30 ii. radial
M i
Alb months old no school tor the following
. . . 1—1——1——1
mites ..l ‘ V '
' ‘ ' V ' Fire headquarters. Io Van you.
Telephone 116
note center num Sen square collar ,V
to line of small "0" perltirutions and
,of waist, centers even. seam at under»,
W B '
Vsfiigggiggflgflmm W Bears the V \ Elmcili’itiitht'a‘nts"
zi—xSouth main and
~Lexlnxton Ave. and Austin
—-Wsst and Elm Grove ate.
lillvlrlllsrr'smw *CllCLbRFNi Sigmature 81~Bouth Mall; at t.. mm...
88-: M) oldloou-loc lWorks. Dian
0 N , ‘ damage: Arne.,and 8"de that.“
' '“" 1. fl .
T Ancorlc. . u—Bunat and dilution“ Aves. new
o—oW‘oodwo and Vtowndoo A".
SI—Golden Hill St. and Elm
iz—Wuhlnxton 8t. Bri are m
Frol [ht yard and Ann St: '
n.
H~Norwolk Look 00., private ..
Box til—Corner Putnam or
(x Denotes aon-interterl to!
()lifasli Master box. from wilt‘i‘ch w
One stroke" at odd times. W
long blasts of the with“.
l—F‘itch School t rlvatol.‘
Private boxes wil only
A telephone memo to mien
(705) between the hours of C n. u.
o—Msnln School (private ion“.-
ziz—Enst Washington and
zit—Van Znndt St. and Osborn. A16.
816 6—East Ave. and Bowen VOC-
217—-Wintleld (its
Zia—Fort and Charles Bu.
Ii—tEas Ave and” ten
muss John eat?“ and Mlle Am.
332~Beavlew Ave. an mi se
sstBouievard and Patient! 8!.
sac—Cove. Ave. and l
BMmBoulevard and 1!.
Jil‘Keyser St. and Pine Hill A
84?. ~Key ser St. and Duck Pond
Mil—Shore Haven. ‘Tel)
6 a. m. vlng location of Mo. n
will be van 0. nearest
tire on romiaes where
Secon alums are only
the chief or acting chief upon
at the lire.
Special Signals , _.
l—One blast at odd times. touting or,
pen
Vl~00ne blast at 831mm V
l-l—«Two blasts, re out ‘ ‘
ii- 11-'l‘wenty two. at l a. at.
log session of public scion .
u- ll-Twenty- -two. at 12: no p. _
tendon session of nubile
lliilillli ~-'l‘en blasts quitlltlyV
entire departmew
NoewnLK Fla: ALA
éiF-Comer or Main and
—Belden Avenue and URL “-
22 Spring Hill and Kellogg Btch
Zimvnion Pork. - ,
its—West Avenue and Berliriley
27—Frankl'ln Avenue and Dyna M
iii—1}“ house. (Private box).
32»Wcat Avenue and Mervin Btu-o
His—flat bor Avenue and Orchard
HM
xii-«Chapel Street and author away
all—West Avenue near the armor;
38—Slcvens Street and Kim M
ll— (hoes Street and Wilton AM”
til-Main street and North Avenue.
13—» France Street.
63¢ Main and Catherine lithe
VCanaan Road and Fair Q1
Si—VC hestnrlt Street near sum
Shalom Street and Union Avon
82~0n The Gl-.een
h:— ~East Avenue and Linan Am
“with“ Avenue and lmtrnm mo.
’.._.-——-‘
ROWAVTON FIRE ALARM plural
'f‘w‘o strokes or lire bell. thus“ -
ll out .
iz—gighilflld Ave to N. Y.. ii.
1’
ill—Hickory Bluff and Rail Wm.
M Pine l‘olnt and [town Point.
:l -r—l..o s is‘ and Sound to lick we;
V‘l—“xvr‘n’v‘ NinKlnlM m t.)
-Grnnd tit: not and l‘lndoll la.
32—-Pennover St to Cross Ill.
23-»! men Si to Railroad ' ‘
‘i -Ru|lrood to FtrnoRITUQ . .
West Bldo. ‘ ‘
.6’«White Brides north in) armed!
.6——White Bridge 9. do! 1.3m!
li~Whilo ‘dBrl V‘YJ’ i. on
One stroke 0 the fire bell M Md 1!
indicates testing
Four strokes of are br‘l. rhu- is!
water to be s but am
A third or mow slums .l. 4|»an other
In .
MAILS
.. Norweik Postomce
M “3. D nomads
:u o. m.—
' o a .-—-1)aniiuri' division
to -—~ West and Sent
0 m.—-iilast West and
oi.-—Now York and
v. raw-Blast and But on
1:15 m.~—Danbary diviol :
i ll‘ mo—f’gutslwest of Rom
8:20 l.v-‘Weet anyd south News“.
6,00} mammal: station. palm.
5 .
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Lol't'm
Sunday aoolleatlou at I: so 9‘. In.
in its Received.
:00 a. m.-—~Ail directions.
' a. tin-«Cannon Stat Ion.
a. in East. west 0! 13min”!!-
a. in Wilton and rainbow.
,fi .
lo.-—~ .~
3:154; m.—~Vl'hwl and death it
1:00 p. ill.*-Ne«;?0fli.3 Broom in!
up
.-V- lit.
7:26am land
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9.00 mm m.~wt West’nna
Curlew Window open l
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