. i
a
ASSIFmD Advertisements on this pugs. Twenty Fiv '
Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion.
face or Clips, Double Pl‘ice. ~
ordspr Less. 25¢; I
In bison?“
I ' WANTED ‘ " I
To Llrr
roe. SALE " I
TWIWANTEMLRL‘S TO Milli? TO-I
bacon. Old Well Cigar Op.
To LETAB‘B'OIM. APRIL 181‘
11128 if Woodward Ave, first floor, all
provelnents
Adults only.
leANTEpr-"WORK BY DAY on premises. "
(week Any kind of Work except teamI
work. ave had experience in sni~.fll
Louis villittlll, cure lMl's. Geo. Brown. 1.
Dow lSt., East Norwalk. 1n28 3t
WANTED—ABY ADULTS APART-
mcnts of four rooms, must be central»
1y located and have allvimprovemonts.
iAddress witli' full particulars. “Apart-
ment" care of adeptlnel. m27 3t
.WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra lprlcesnlor fat calves.
35.00 for bob valves to fatten. l-l.
Friedman. Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
mI
lm
Inquire on quite New Yelk Market
11130 3t
l
FOR BALEfiNATIONAL CASH
register Cheap it taken at once. Ia-
11130 it
walk, in said District, deceased.
I'Ihofldid‘ And diners
ORDER OF NOTICE.
' ? orwalk. s‘3.
locust. March iii), A 1).,1914
'Graut, lots of Nor- iivities in the courts. received a. ran I
build from Judge 14 dkwood ill the our}
‘Efltatf of J
Whereas,” Writtoii application
been made to this court lfor udminis- bearing 0“ a motion "l ”10 MGKW' I
.tratiop of said estate not administer- “"9 ”WWW“ lowestmenl Company
, case. Before the aIr had settled, Fes-
lepresented
at the Probute both Mr. Hoyt and the defendant.
cities in Norwsllr Ion “the 6th day of withdrew as counsel for the former. I
The hearing was on n motion filed
that public notioé :tlierdof be given to by the 9'31“?“ to Willing port 0‘ ”‘9
.ed.
Oldered, That All.” application
Audi 1914 111.10 I: ‘
oclc forenoon.
all persons interested therein by
lishln‘g this cruel};
ing a circulation-
lfrobato I
‘= to intArru .D' E... Hoyt
Dudley 11.11am, Hum has
well known recently through his
has town court this trimming during
Iwnsellden I'& Carter. wilo
and
mill) defendant‘s reioinsIr. Fessenden
a llOWSpaper hav- Carter was ready to argue the motion
All! said district at but Hoyt interrupted and wanted to
tile a close complaint against the ace
FOR SALE—ROLL TOP DESK. lenst five days before said day of .
TO LET—"'39 CA‘IIAPEL ”ST. FIVE Idouble drawers, almost new. 'lliqtlll‘e hearing. . I defendant. . JudgeII 'LOCkWOOd ruled ‘1 “rm-”gr 0
rooms. inquire 64 ’80 Main at. 10 n m or 4: 30 p m. J. J. scanlon. .ulnNav w. onusonv, that 2’" ““0“ “I“ “°l ”mm” ”‘3‘ 'mefimm' “are“ ". will“:
m23 ti? 155 Washington 'St, Room‘lil. m30 Bt' Judge. ore t e court and had it stricken out. Jo m T. 1.. lerling, .former Vile-pres . . . ..
I , I This ruling upparer IIltly was not to Mr. dent general of the National Society, ‘. . “ ‘ '
"' f I , 1 l , . _ ' ’
TO LET-eSIX NICE ROOMS IN; FOR SALE—«SIX ROOM HOUSE, . SOLVENTNOTICE. Hoytsliking and he followed it with Daughtels of '11ch American Relolu Advertlsers
ition. Reosonabl rent. ln~' _' , , , several interruptions. The. judge can tion and through whose efforts a low .
good cond 9 all improvements. Reasonable. InI District of horwalk, ss.. Probate
quire 12 'Cllestllu St.
1n30 3t
V
11‘
To LETr—lF‘OUR LARGE nooM-sI
'pnd pantry. All improvements. Couple'
preferred. 49 Osborne Ave.
10 Fort St.
InqulleI hardwood throughout; open plumbing; ”I“ of Norwelk hath llm~t ed and al
“‘30 3‘ on "“9 of ”we"; 5’9”"; “”333“ 1‘ lowed six months from the date here~
sold at once inquire 0‘ F- H Quin-I of for the creditog's of said estate to
“‘28 3t exhibit their (“Amid for settlement
Those who neglect to present their
. TO LE'l'——41 SPRING ISTREET. ln-I
quire of -S. ,1, Miller, Cannon Station,
029 u Conn. Telephone 89—4. 1:130 3t
LOST _.-_. To LET—«3 orrlcn noons INI
‘ Keeler lBldg., hot and cold water fun ton .Avg
'LOST“W‘HITE CAT' R‘EWAED nished; also steam heat; $15. 00 In-
ror return to Mrs. James Golden, 4 (Mike George Keeler, opposite Hoyt’s
lhirfield Ave. «mild 3t Theatre. 111% 3tl
FOUND.
tango play ground lfor children. F.
FOUND—«SMALL SUM OF MONEY.
Owner may have some «by proving
property and paying for adv. m28 1t
m
DIVIDENLNOTICE
Fairfield County Savings Bank
'Norwalk, Conn. March 19, 1914.
‘At a meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors of the Fairiicld County Savings
Bank held this day, a semiannual
dividend at the rate of four (4) per
cent» per annum was declared to de-
lpositors from the earnings of the six
months ending March 313i, 1914.
The same will be entered on puss-
books and paid 011 and utter April
10th, 1914.
:By order of the Board of Directors.
SEYMOUR CURTIS, Treasurer.
DEPOSITS
Made On or Before
April 4th, 1914‘ ‘
Will Draw Interest Frem‘
April lst, 1914
11120 18:
I:
The New Science
DEFINITION or CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the .
cause of the disease and the art or
adjusting the some. Disease is caus-
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done in chilth
it creates pinched nerves and main in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove-the cause or
disease and. pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never re
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis. D. C.
94 Washington St. 80. Norwalk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School, the
discoverer. r
,
The Advantage
of Liberal '
Newspaper
Advertising-
is Apparent 'I_
to that
Management *
Which is'IAliYé
;..~,,t,o its , r '
.Oppo'i'tunities.
:
l
Hopp,_ 35 Cove Ave.. East Norwalk.
.4
i
lm306
race.
T0 LET—FURNISHED ROOMS,
gentlemen preferred. 4 Crescent Ter-
11128 3t
Terms
to the
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOM. ALL
improvements, with or without boaIrd.
'Inqulre any time
at 120 Washington St, second floor
reasonable.
11pm.
11128 3t
& ‘00.,
To ILET—COTTAGE OF 5 ROOMS.
lmprov
elnents.
Inc.
Apply to J. M.
H127 3t
Lab'ton
street.
To LET—FIRST moon, N0. 16
Rowan street, East Norwalk, part im-
provements; adults preferred. Address
1M, care Sentinel, or inquire 18 Rowan
m2? tilt
ments.
ITO LET-A-THR'EE LARGE ROOMS
a nice piece of garden. All impmve-
A quiet place. :Smali
Inquire 12 Howard street.
family.
11127 St
TO LETnl'iOUSE 0N SPRING ST.
to small family. Gas and water. Good
repair. Rent $12.50. Telephone 'eve
mugs osc. 13127 3t
\
TO LETo—F‘URNISHED ROOM,
first floor, to right. dill improve-
ments. Use of telephone. inquire
120 Washington St. Gentleman pre-
ferred.‘ m26 tf
’ To LETwFlVE ROOMS, GOOD L0-
cation, rent reasonable.
Cove Ave, East Norwulk.
F. Hoop, 35
11123 6t
TO
LET-3.)
CHAPEL. lST., FIVE
rooms; also live room apartment at
East Washington St.
min :St.
Inquire 64 So.
m23 tf
quire
Ave.
pmvemenle.
TO LET~FlVE ROOMS, WITH 1M-
9 diumiiton Aye.
United Grocery 00.
”To LET-41 noous.l N0. 1 covn
All modern improvements.
quire R. Joselovsky, 4 Calls Ave.
BUSINESS _NOTICES
lu-
m20 if
in
mi? ti!
PUBLIC s'rl-zuoohAPl-len.
Elsie M Decker. 39 Seavlew Ave. East
Norwulk, Conn. Phone 240.
MISS
m26 6t
oratln
Eatim
per, up to date styles,
tiers solicited._ Tel.
White, (it b2 Ely Ave.
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, DEG
Wall pa.-
3. Painters' supplies.
lowest
ates cheerfully given.
an ices.
Trial or- '
.400. Alexander
mil t!
ipen
Price
onset:
“b... ..-. ...........—....-
Barred Plymouth Rocks.1
Lethe
'Rockll.
._.....J';..——-»—
Apple Trees Trimulcd
Beaupain 81 Saunders
Ansoncuuunle'rs.
scorn NONWAhK. com.
11010111, 7“"
POULTRY FARM
ROWLAND a Lsrrs, snore.
OFFERS FOR SALE
Iquile J. White, 49 Td’ylor Ave.
l'iClll‘
High St. m30 3t
FOR sALsu-u uoou HOUSE.
turd, South Norlvalk,(.‘o1ln.
FOR SALE—GOOD TRUCKING
horse. nine years old. Weighs 1300';
lbs. Jollnil Risko, butcher 5 Lexiug- I
11128
I
FOR SALE—~01? Wl‘ST ST. 80.!
Norwalk beautifully lclnodeled eightI
room cottage two acres, hot water:
To LET“FIVE ROOM FLAT' best electric lights31argeiirepiaces.I
city water, bath Garage, .Istables.
and flowers. Phone 1416.111273
CARRIAGE AND SADDLE HORSE
for sale. Apply Andrew Manek. Cedar
St, WestNorw-alk, m2? 3t,
FOR SALE—EGG SETTINGS. BUFF‘
Orpingto—ns, $1_ and Barred Plymouth
Rocks, one. From nil prize stock.
Mrs. M. M, Prescott. llrookside, R. F.
D. 37. 11123 in
MlsanlDlNEous.
.TYPEWRITERB.
mm mm m..‘ i
m Txgrnith, Undefined.
‘Reminuton. ell ethos
when. cold. no
repaired. Rentals;
per month. Machines
cold at 05 per month.
ohm “taf‘l‘immml’ln. :1
IO.
“anyone can.
—— I
If other methods have failed to
help you and other
Chiropractors 1
hurt you. call on me and be con-
vinced that I am using the BEST
and MOST UP TO DATE
Painless Methods
E. LBARTHOL, D. C.
63 Meadow 81.. South No'rwalk,
7 to 8 p.111.
my Atlantic Stm.. Stamford g a
m. to 5 pm
Spinal Analysis Free.
“W
Ell-'ll'ou'ntaine
will give you suggestions and esti
mates for that idb of iodide or outside
painting or paper-hanging that you will
have done this spring. A postal will
bring samples to you. Persona atten-
tion to all work.
8 BURRITT AVE PHONE CON.
i
Know i‘hyself
WORKMEN'B COMPENSATION.
LIABILITY. HEALTH,»AOCIDENT
lNBURANCE. 1
Write Me for Sample Wiley.
C. T. MoGOVERN
INEURANGIE A‘ND T'EEAI. ESTATE
155 Woohlnston street;
loath Nor-walk. Conn. Tel. 845.
Will. H.“ Guthrie
Auctioneer.
and Real Ectate-
TELEPHONE ...... 1462-42
iii
ABRAHAM LINCOLN'MeMoalAL.
. WASHINGTON, March 30.=-7A'ctual
work of constructing the great white
marble national memorial to Abrahnm
Lincoln was begun here today. .111 P0-
1 pen or choice mated
£600 per pen. ,
Phase Willa! or 617.
pen White,
1 pen ithode Island Reds,
bite Wysndottes. 1 pen Duii'.‘
Nine outlets and codkerel in
each porn. All this stock are laying
tomuc‘ Park. the site or the proposed
memorial, at large torus of workmen
'begau excavation for the foundation
of the structure. The memorial is to
cost $2.000 000. '
«when.
Court, March 9th.. A. D., 1914.
Estate of Cornelia F. Build, late of
lNorwnlk in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the
Inca chills.
said time
my
ploperly; attested w
payment to
KATH' ERINE ll‘ WHITNEY.
CHAS. A WHITNEY,
11116 "ll 30
ulll be debal'red a re: .'0\
All persons indebted to said cs-
"t tats tile requested to make immediate
ll‘ xoclltcrs
tinned him to stop. but this was
sued from ”the bench to
that, if the interruptions did
cease. he would be put out of
court room. it was then that
Hoyt’s counsel wiIhdreu.
Dis-
laud in Rowaylon.
liltin
‘DRAF'T‘SMAN.
_--——
lice at 88 France stleet. He is
tIbrooder house; quantities trees, fruitITax COllOClOl S No {ceI
m..- -...
Notice is hereby given to all
sons liable to pity taxes ill the
oiL Norwam ill the, County of
seVernl Taxing Districts of said
of Norwalk last completed to
the list of 1912 which taxes wtl
of April
field and State of Connecticut, and the
on the assessment list of the Town
come due and littyable on the 1st day
1911, that i will meal them
to leleivo said taxes. at the office of
drawing, tracing and
Phone 846-12.
BUlLT FINE BRIDGE
... up...
\V. S. R. 'Batcs erected a fine
blue
per-
(‘liy
Fair-
encd for all travel Friday.
city,
wit. purpose nicely
i be- —~.w~—»~—~
NEW MILLINERY SHOP.
-«1...
. . i
.. » . i _
'chkwood libido it N'scevsaryI
liocplnel
accomplished until a warning was is-
the effect
Tile easel
is one over a boundary/dispute
ARCHITECT AND MECHANICAL
Harold J. Tripp, who lately return-
ed fl'om St. Petersburs. Florida. where
he spent the winter. has opened an 01’-
pared to do all kinds of mechanical
prlnts.
porary bridge over the stream at the
Red Mill, in Brookside. and it was op-
Until time
for the erection of the new bridge this
temporary structure will answer the
Miss Edna line Seymour has opened
[IC‘I
Announcement
0n \londay next this Hank Will introduce a series oi! original ‘
'i‘nlks.’
What 1» 0 shall say trom week to week will always be of VfldilH
inlorcutlng and profitable. We prepose to make you a friend and a den
posttm oi” ouls, it We lhave not already done so.
Watch our woekly “Bunk 'l‘nlks"——we hope to will your tidbit;
dcnce
()ul Savings Department opens April I‘ist. lnterst 4 per cent. I.
. . 1 '
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i
i
I
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i
. d‘d .
B’Rlloospoa'r-WOMAN DEAD.
not or step was placed on high open trol~
ley cars. died at her home her of can-
cer. She was 50 years of age. She
was vice-plosident gehérl'li of the D.
A. it during the terms of Mls Donald
G'. McLean and Mrs. Matthew T.
Scott. She served several terms on
theIways and means co‘lumittee of the,
National Society and through her no
tivity in the organization she enjoyed
friendships and acquaintances, than
were nationwide. She was a member
of the North Congregational Church,
where her body will lie in state bc~
fore the funeral tomorrow. She was
a member‘of‘the Alliance Franchise
and prominent in church and chart-
table work. Her husband and two
sons survive.
I Where audWhllt
if; to, Buy
Mr.
The “Lame Duck." 51 new 'Itanxo
dance originated by Vernon Cacti
will be taught the pupils at Policy’s
Public Dancing Classes in Dreamland
tonight. Girls are admitted'treo.
Oi"
It you are thinking of buying any—
thing in the jewelry line, rend ghetto!
Brand's adv
ple- t' ..
Tile suits for $14.98 advertised by
M. Moltascb & Sozl are well ”wort
your inspection. The adv. will tel -
you about them. .
'DECLINES To FORM NEW JAPAN.
ESE CABINET.
TOKIO, Japan. March 30.-l‘rlnce
Iyesato Tokugawa. president of the
House of Peers,'today declined to un-
dertake the formation of a new Cabl-
uet. although requested to do so by the
emperor, and the ministerial crisis
brought about by the naval scandals
was. therefore, still unsettled.
The elder statesmen thereupon sub-
mitted to ills majesty the name of Vis-
ThelE. C. Burt shoe to be found at Gon-
neally & Bracken 3 meet with the re.
quirements of the well dressed we»
man '
[9111‘
Watch for the wonderful offering in
Andrew Davey's adv. Friday. 1
. w‘ ,..'
This in house cleaning time, if You
are confronted with needs in the line
of hellsc furnishings read M. 1!- Olin-e
I'stl'ects in the Seedild Taxing ill
:from two o'clock to live o'clock in the
ill‘o tax collector 1n the (‘ity Hull (-20-
119.1 of North Main and Marshall
Alpl'll let
to twelve
of said city, on Wednesday
1914. from nine o’clock
6 live o’:cll>lk ‘iil the afternoon and
that acid office will be open that»,
aftér,’lor'lb‘ll firmware or receiving said '
taxes, ..every week day from ninei
o‘clock lo twelve-o'clock forenoon. and.
ailerlwon, Sutllrdlly uttelnoons and lo-
gal holidnvs excepted. .
ill nddiiion to the logulnr taxes, I
will also lit the place and times ilfOl‘O'
sold. receive the: special tax of six
tenths of one. mill levied on the Fifth
’l‘avlng Distrlhl for the improvement
of highways aided by tile stoic, and
the special tax of one and one hnlfI
mills levied on the First Taxing Dis-I
trlct for street pavement and improve-
ment .purposcs.
On all taxes which shall remain uIn-
lpald alter the first day of‘ May, 1914.
interest at the rate of nine per cent.
per annum will be she god from the
first day of April. 191i until the same
shall be paid.
Dated at No orwulk, (‘onll.. MuIl‘ch 16,
1914. "
nonna'r o MITCHELL.
Tax Collector of the (‘ity of Norwalk.
11116 23 80
.\
Notlce of Sale
Notice is hereby given of the sale.
at public auctionsoi tile lollowillg des~
'cribed‘ tract of land, together with
the building thereon standing, pur-
suant to no order of the Cdurt or Com-
111011 Pleas for the pollnty of Fairiield
in the case of Flor‘ent V i‘anlrcll vs.
Alice Lion Fitch said sale to talks
pace on the premises on tile iirst
" ondny of A-‘prll, 1914. at it. 30 oclcck
in the afternoon, said premises being
bounded and described as.»—
All that certain tract of kind, to—
gather with the buildings thereon
standing, situated ill the Town of Da-
rlen bounded Northoriy by the Old
King's blighwu'y; Fustcrly by land oi
oi? John D. Urimmlus, and Westerly
by land of said '(lrilnmius, ill part, and
in part by. land of A. N. sud ALE
Buss Enid tract of land being in
area of about Three Fourths (ii i) of
an acre. Ii‘he house has llrom 8 to 10
rooms‘ There is a born or garage; also
fruit {ind shade trees
The property is situated: Just off the
Post Road, and is within ten minutes’
walk of the Darien Railroad Station.
Post-onion, etc. and about live'mln-
utes walk train the trolley
The property will lie sold subject to
a bank Mortgage or 14.1.00. 00 A de-
posit or 10 per cent. oi the purchash’
price will be required at the sale.
sold sale.- can: be has of 161411111111)le
tolls" end Ira 0. Gregor
torney, Norwalit. v , _
u mlliinoly shop iu the Recliner block
“here she is prepared to meet your
strict wants in all the lutcsl styles in high
1 clues millinery at reasonable
0 ('lotIll fool'cno 11, and from two o clock “09!"!
. system of the house. suxlllg’illut there ..
I dividinli keys. choir of which will open
.key" is used ulrllll
JessieH. L. Jcilil‘te; Southerly by land ‘
Further'tsyms and conditions 01' w ‘
vnnN commutes. South Nils, ’
wellifi" , 5’ M“
an audience tomorrow. It is gem-rally
thought Viscount Klyouru will ucccpl
the offer of'the premiership.
prices.
You are invited to call and inspect the
A“... ........: ...—.. m...—
WOULD REUNITE REPUBLiCAN
Hotel Room Keys. 1 .. PABTY' . » .
A locksmith emponcd in one of New , .mN‘OO'A' "NC": Mfr”) .i(1.~—:s:rk
l'ol'k' .- lulucst hole-Is explblllrd tilclock lug for “ TOM‘S)“ (“F ”l" c:11::1'\‘:1t.ve
and .progre;;sive wings of t‘ce Republi-
can pull.“ in Nebraska, represeutJJl'rs
of tho two factions mct today ill sop:
nrute sessions. it was expected that
conl‘el'cnco committees would llD'l‘lillll-
Cd to discuss u plan for ro-union for
the full campaign. Ill their 1': ."url he
accepted by the two wings, a reor-
ganiazticu of the Nebraska Republi-
can party would take place under one
central committee.
Word 1,500 rooms in .tllo hotel with in-
ouly"illc lock it wus mode for. The
'mustor key." however. will open or
lack all of the doors ill the hotel. dull
the “olllergcllcy hey." besides doing
this. will lock 11 door so that no other
,key will open it. The "master key“
llnd the key luudu eupeclullyi' for uny ‘
one of the doors lire useless after the
”clncl‘m-ncy key" hue locked the door
With it 11 man may be locked ill urn-.11 I
of his room. illlil if so be will i‘i‘lllillli I
looked ill or out until the "olllcl'gvucy :
It sets :1 link soI
that no oillsl kov cull tulll ll’Xl-“u
\01 11 Times
Do Vou Know Her?
"1 do have the Worst trouble \v
the plume!“
“.ll'lmt‘ a Hill clnuu l- ‘1"
..
EISENSTOC K—-TA RADASH.
street. yesterday became the bride 01
Charles lEisenstock. Tile wedding “as
count 'Keigo Klyourn. who has me stead's adv. ~'«?"'
vlously held several Cabinet pol‘tfol- ' . -——.—-—-«> f.‘ -
ios..nnd the emperor summoned him to Remove the carbon from the cynn.
o‘ers by tho mygen plocess.
A ilnnfords new ~ "
F‘. E. Lockwood & Company’sadv. will
tell you how to do it.”
Advertise; Your '
Miss Tessie A 'i‘aradusll, of West'
See W.
Save money on a- six cylinder car.-
‘See Adv.
l
Fair week at Road‘s.
um
wan; in the " "
3121111lest
The sel'v-.iu- ofloulse. Let lull-show
y:oti 'llclio. exchange hello. W lay I
don‘t ybu ullchr? i want Airs. lll'owll ' .
Mi‘ii. John Brown. \\'ll:lt number”: No. ' .
il2"i‘llll;zlci’out street. Nulllbel'? i just I"
lih performed in Passnlc. N. J. Further
particulars will be given later. fig" .
I”Angel, , 1:.;_....-.-::“f“ .. . - “Anew—g.»
"-’.- iMWWWW
told youfob. that? You lnunll lit‘l' ill -I.
i‘llilililll‘ illlilllier'! \\'ll,\‘. lt'sdlumx,"
you‘ve coup and lllli~ll nil out of my ..
bond ‘ l'll bulb to look ill the book.
Dolll. til‘til. the book is upsluil's' \\ ell.
l non-1' lll nil 111v lilo mm such son
Wei «Clerc lulul lI'iuIll iJl-lllcl.
' »~ A Prize iWcish Buii.- . ..
\"lllcs prmllll-osl hulls otllol llllm ':
those i‘ollull in i'ilIIlIt' slmws. A illil‘ill
\inlas «lollosllollllll-lll. mus the \‘ «si-
on: Mull. culls 1111qu the polish wun lls
"to hold meetings ul llltlli‘fil.“ ' in 1h:-
iliilhl‘illllllu" he whys. "i hope :lili'll"
polls lililll‘llllll will put llll‘ll' alllmiliul' I
to illi‘ \lllcol ulld flood the uvlumm:
ofii'mll pupur until unilsl’llliluu ,L‘
i“olihlollll1u:."“ We Iwrcl‘u 11:11:11 nil
pulls :lmllllsl shouillrliug m"- llulllllii"
this (illilliillIIII '
' Ddintiin Refined.
"‘lilill‘nyee. lie-looks like ll shrimp .
'illl'. but illlnuyo HIiiiH he's just til'i'i? ..
fully luilllud. \luInn'wu 1w. Silo s.llI1:I 3
be rounded to lltI‘I’ ihut he uuuld'd't I '
mun lot the dolltIst 11 Mill ililll :lcirl‘tII '
"in“ false tooth bI-cnllsv hi- thinks 5
minor 1n plot." ilIs tooth ill public
KllIllsuai‘ itv Rtur. ' ' ,
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