laid with Clair or any good hardmod
and selling value fully 25 per out.
II fie proper kind you’d
hi 3 heat compelling
Tina go no further than Ithis
on't take another step. if
About Hardwood Floors.
HARDWOOD HBORS and by this we mean Oak-Maple-lheeh and
Birch. are cheaper and more snattnry than carpets and will improve the
appearance of an old or new house more than the expenditure of double
the amount of money any other way. We believe that an 01th house.
The Winter Season is the best'time for laying stock over old floors.
because the wood is thoroughly dry and in best condition to receive it,
and then. too. carpenters timing the slack periods. when outside work
is dull, are apt to make a. lower nice for doing the work.
if we create a. desire for more informatlm we will be very glad to
supply it. to you by letter or personal interview. and you will pl‘e your-
self under no obligation whatever by writing to us for it
The Hatch and Bailey Company
flooring, will enhance the renting
' “want coal that s goodto burn,
We full of heat and pep. I
. THE
I‘ERRIS COAL’
COMPANY.
u. . .. e
Big Sale on Men’s
i
I nothing to chant-i-
A NEW “Luvs IlEsoLfl-
TIOX.
to buy only dependable nicnls
must. from tho f()l"(‘_t)f cir-
cumslunm‘s. lvntl you to don!
at (RUMORS MARKET.
For that is the ONE pituit-
“how you always I'cuvhc tllc
' FUJI VALVE of your money
in frtsll, tcndtr, lust) meats
and poultry of the hip. host ob-
talnublc quality. \\'c lunc
for “v
’ know that our Im alts arc good
and up to tho Illk‘llt’sl stunti-
-pI-ictors from liability .
Iproperty of guests. when such hotel‘
(Continued from 1st page.)
cans. and Senator Grady, of New lie-1 1;
won, failed to vote.
. In the Senate also, a bill was pre- .I II
‘- seated
licensing the» business of
raising and selling pheasants
enclosed preserve and providing for a
fee of 75 cents to be paid to
Another bill is to
Bridgewater POWer Company, andI
nuthoizing them to do business as a .2
public service corporation, as well as”
entitling them to the right of buyingI
and operating any similar plants in
Fairfield, Litchfield and New Haven.
my.»
the , ..
I Game Commission for every bird sold I ‘j
I under this license. ..
‘ incorporate the'
GAZETTE BUILDING.
Troistra ‘ yt
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
NORWALK.
A resoluton was uttered appointing . .-
Morris Older judge of the Police Court ' II
of Haiford for the unexpired term. and
another appointmiug Mr. Older to the
same post. for the term of July 1_ 191’1,’
to uly .11: 1917.‘
A bill would exempt hotel
for loss
pro-
(If
keeper provides a safe for taking care
of valuables and guest does not take
nI-d lM-i’nrc vu- offcr than to I
our palrmls. I
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and Boy’s
-;: Overcoals-
QalcsIs.....; ......... $2.00 To $8.:00
.............. 34.0070 512.00
”IRE
GOTTLIEIB’S
ti
, $7 and $10 Stilts.
I: N. Main St. 30. Norwalk.
Hayes '
5an CITY
MARKET
3) es’ Block
69 North Malia Street
. The (.7lifl'ltzr-Cllll Club meets
ultclnuou with Miss Bertie Van lloos- I
car of .\‘entoun avenue
this 3
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I lrvlng C. Jennings, of West stroc1,is
II confined to his home with an attack of
I the grip. °
Mrs. Agnes Nash. of Mott ill't‘lllle,I
was operated on at the Norwnlk Hos-I
pital this morning.
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\lrs .\l Courtlund, who has betn‘l
Robert
A- II \isiting hcl daughtcl. Mrs
Boyd, of 55 Elmwood avcnuo. has rc-
JUNK DEAI ER turned to her home In Brooklyn.
I l . I
‘ . I Mrs. William H. Bylugton. of neldenI
You only need write 3 008181 0" avenue, is the guest of her daughtcrq
Mrs. B. l“. Andrews, in \Vnahingtotl,§
l). C. Mrs. Byington left NorwalklastI
Monday and is expected to rcmalnl
away about two weeks.
"phone to Samuel Jnffe successor to
Mil. Burch, and you will get a ready
glint for things which you don't
mi. Inch as rags. papers. hottles,:
MM scrap-iron. metals, feather
Mlneclalty¢\ .. \snrq waiting for
your until Samuel .lnffe. 37 Fort
street. Phone 499
James O'Hara, of Harbor. nveuuc.
was taken in custody by the uptown}
‘ police, last night. after complaint has
been made that he was creating a dis ‘
Iurbnnce in his home. He was exam-I
incd this morning as to his mental
condition.
Postmaster M. J. Howard rccelvedI
his commission from Washington this
morning. He will take his new office
on Saturday morning. in respect to.
the appointment. of an assistant post<i
master. .Mr. Howard stated that he
would not prosant the name for a
. moutl ai‘ least.
New
Coal Pockets
Our new and up tnI (hue Coal
‘ Points for Sentinel Readers to Con-
Itrifling expense all winter. with
ISl‘ll‘JlllflC Garage lieatcr.
IAnlzllgumntcd Co ntr
l l
WITH OUR ADVERTISERS.
I
rider When Out Shopping. I
Read Beers‘ markets adv. for special
prices on fish for tomorrow.
Only three days more of the
uary Sale at Reed‘s.
The. Fire Sale is now going on at the
.\‘orwulk Furniture Store. This means
an opportunity to sccurc big bargains.
Be sure to visit the store while this
sale is in progress.
Standard makes of mcn's shoes that
.lBll'
Iure always up to the standard at
Glover's. See ndv.
If yOIIt‘ eyes are weakening. consult
'l‘hamer, Stamford. ~
Miutz's will be closed tomorrow at
p. m. to arrange stock and mark
down goods for the big January Clear-
ance Sale which opens Saturday
morning.
.\‘cw lot of dainty dross goods, just
l‘GCLl‘I ed at 'l‘listrum Sr Hyatt.
You can heat your garage at a
the
Ask about
0
lit at The United Electric Light and
Water 00..
All Kinds of jcwolry repairing
it v: prices at llrnud's.
Half price sale on suits. coats and
dc» was at Moltnsh's.
The Gorham Co. have new wall pa-
All
1)ch of which you will not fire with
, familiarity.
. (‘all and ace them.
Special sale of ladies' night robes
of lMijt'f’l‘lllflllB See adv.
Floral decorations and funeral de
signs. spetialtics at the South .\‘or-
walk l‘ioner Co.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
‘ NEW YORK. .lml. H (\anl sircct.
10:30 :I. ”1.). HIM-Illnllvc issues
showcd all of thcll' l‘I‘l'l‘lll tlnl'cl‘tnlll-
‘t.v at tho npcnim: of today's stock
‘mnrkcl. L'. S. SIl‘l‘l nnd Heading sull-
aing Iuwcr. nhilo l‘nlml l'ht'llln and
\vcrc fraction-
:quirlug teasurers of savings
Iannunlly by luly 10 to deliver to the
tions to fill vacancies
advantage of it. Referred to Com-
1mittec on Judiciary.
b
Senator Purcell offered a bill re
banks
Bank Commissioner, a sworn state
ment of the names and amounts to
Ithe credit of every depositor who
Ishall not have made a. deposit there-
in or withdrawn an amount there
upon for a period of twenty years.
This shall not apply to the dcposlf of
any known living pesou. This list
shall be open for inspection during)
office hours of the Bank Commission-
crs.
Senator lsbell offered a resolution
which was passed and went at once
to the llousc providing that resolu-
ln city, town
and boroughcourts must be present
ed on or before Tuesday. Jan. 19.
A general home rule bill to pcrmlt
cities, towns and boroughs to change
their form of government and to al-
ter their charters as may be desired
upon a. vote of the citizens of each
community was offered by Senator
Klett. I
The following resolutions to appoint
judgcs were offeredLI F. S, Pay, judge.
and W. 1, Farm, deputy nudge of Mor-
idén; if. it. Pettia, deputyvjudgc at
.Norwlch; Solomon E1slielf_I associate
Ijudgc ut Hartford; IR. Kelscl'.
Judge. and John Hades, deputy at
lirauford, the latter to fll a vacancy;
i‘. 1-1. lliuckley. judge at Stonlngtou.
The llouaatoulc Powcr Compnuv
asked for amendments to its charter.
.‘l‘he Country Club of r‘airllcld eskcIlI
for the right to incorporate. I
The first Sunday obscvanco. duck
and lights on vehicles using high-
ways after dark hills made their ap-
pearance in the House.
‘ Roth branches had a short session
land then each adjourned until Tuedny.
‘Ithe Sennte Ilntll 11 o‘clock and the
“01189 until 11:30.
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’l‘.\I.K ().\' SWI'I‘ZI‘IIHAND.
.\tlorncy Davis Iintcrtuins Largo
Numbcr ut .\‘orn'nlh Library.
Attorucy Lou-i'lzlvls puvc ;\ talk lust
cvcnillg all the .\‘nrwnlk Library ill“
on Switzerland Ilcscl'iblng 70 colqu
will honor
cumin Hill).
(tour (our: Bean and Court LaIIrel Menu.
burs Enjoy futiley Dinner In lied
Men' 5 llall
’l‘he rarest. of jolly good times was
the evening of pleasure last night on-
ioyed at the pjoinl installation ccre-
monies of Court Laurel and Court (‘e-v
clle, Daughters of Cnslilc, held in llcd
Mcu's Hall. on West Washington
street. I
The oflicers of Court Cecile were the
guests of their sister court. and both-1
lug was left undone to add to thc ill-I
forest of the occasion. As clever cu-
tertalners the members of Court l.au-.
and the event‘
their _ __
rel cannot be beaten.
last night was the success of
host efforts.
After the impressive installation
ceremonies. during which the officers
of both'courts were installed in office
by District Deputy Miss Duran. of
Greenwich. the finest of turkey
present. .
The tables were artistically
. decorated with cut flowers. pic-
turesque candelabra and the .
colors of Court Laurel. The following
Ioolhsome things were on the menu:
Turkey
Mashed Potatocs Dressing
Cranberry Sauce
Grape Fruit .\lartlule
Turnips Celery Olives
Pickles Nuts
Pumpkin Pie Coffee. ‘
The success of Court Laurel to a
marked degree is due to the Intelligent
and persistent efforts of Past Regent
Mrs. C. A. McNamara to get results.
The flourishing condition of the Court.
at this time. is a fitting enough testI-_
mouial to six years of efficient admin-
istration by Mrs. McNamara. So it
was only proper that her coworkers
should express their appreciation of
hcr.work, in the form of a handsome
NEW AND DAleY DRESS GOODS
The Famous Pine Tree Poplins in all of the popular shades
A nice assortment of Striped Poplins.
Silk crepe. de chene in many colors.
A Special Sale of Black Messaline
Yard wide goods. Our regular dollar
quality, at 790 a yard.
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SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY
Oysters ...............25c qt. Escallops ...............60c qt.
(‘odflsh ..... ..12V20 lb. Fresh Steak ISalmon....t4c lb.
Fresh Mackerel. ...... izl/zc lb. Butterfish ..............12c lb-
Herring ..... . ...... 8c lb. Halibut . ...... ...... .16c lb.
FINE SELECTED EGGS. ..30c DOZEN
New stock of Fruits and VegIciIables
Lettuce. Egg Plant, Cauliflower. Celery. Green Beans. Tomatoes,
Grapes, Lemons, Pours. Bananas and Oranges.
Beers Meat & Provision C0.
6 North Main St. 13 Main St.
So. Norwalk Norwalk
sup.
per: was enjoyed by the eighty odd‘
Smoked Shoulders, large 12c1b
I
‘ small 12% lb.
l‘urc l‘ork Suusagc . . . . ....... . ....... . . . . ...... 14¢
I'Ol’k Chops ...‘c....-...'-'-I'-I ...... ..1 ............ v 15¢
l’lntc Corned Beef . .. . . . . . . .. ..... .. . .. . . . . 10¢
Rump Corned Beef ........ . ..... . . 16¢
(Erccn Illuc Fish ........ .. . . ....... . 125/41}
‘Schultze’s. Sanitary Markets
. C
Court Laurel.
I ENDEAVOR CIRCLE OFFICERS.
[I V ”‘I
a" "m"! “939‘" “’5- Mrs. Wilfred Bodwell Chosen Presi-
. N .
\lc Iamara I dent and Mrs. Robert Show
Grand Regent —~.\irs. Mary Ryall- 'I vice President
J emlio
VI 8 Gr - —Z\li H- ' .
Blair: and Regtnt 88 “”81 lhc following officers were rc-clcct-
Financial Sccretur ~\liss \‘orn ed yesterday afternoon at the annual
ronin ' y ‘ ‘ ; mccling of Endeavor Circle of King’s
I.l)nughtcrs. held at the home of Mrs.
‘ George l". Foote. on Courtlund place;-
l'rcsldcnt-Mrs. Wilfred Bodwcll.
Vice-Presideut—llrs. Robert Silcox.
Secretary—Mrs. E. B. Robertson.
Treasurer—Miss Lena Buckley.
liistorian—lliss‘ Ethel Blake.
l’rophetess-Miss Alice Foley.
Monitor—Miss Julia Callaghan.
Sentinel—Miss Alice Splan.
. I ~ lolly higher. New York it’tlllm was
.ckets are “U“ in “5“ and I A pctitiou in bankruptcy has Deemstrcngcst of all ”I" 'If'I‘ML‘I “sum,"
kc .- . . f . . l‘ 7 'lI d ‘1 tea . II” 1” Isoon rismg n point. hullimorc N.
y t0 is pmpu (an 0 .filed “1 I“ U“ e b 9 “’- 01110. whose diicttols mcct today to
Edward T. Carney. 0f Grnnbl. It farm 2ch on tho dividcnd. llt-ld cloudy. des-
er. His liabilities are scheduled at Ildtc the couch] lnlluf that a towel
$7 759. 85, the most of them unsecured r810 01’ disburscmcnt will he doplm.
td. l'nllcd Hallways lmcstmcnt PM.
~ 9 c
de‘lts. His assets imlude real stat .nddnd a ”aim to msmdd) 3 gain
Ivalucd at $5. 000 horses and v‘ehicles, \vhllc ilIc Lommuu .\iclticd fluction-
$525; farming implements, $208, and ill\ uflcr uprnlm: of ..n :ulmnco
a crop of lobaCCo. $1,335. WALL STREET. NII<III.~—I.cznllng
Istncks continued '0 rctvcl (luv-int: the
‘mnrning. Stccl soiling IIt .vcstcrduy‘a
Il. Prompt vlcliv‘cry is us—
lvlieathcr by havingr us put
I
Illustrated lecture in auditorium of
mi vlcws of tho I‘cumifui country
and introducing u fcw mnrc personal-~11 gives me great pleasure." 33m
views by Iuczms of postal-curds which
Mr. and Mrs. Dnvla guthcrcd in their . Mrs Mary Ryan. the new grand re-
trlp. .j gent. in her presentation address. "in
The Roflcctoscupc ls so adjusted I behalf of the members of Court Laurel.
that ""‘h “mulls and ““de 0““ h“ to present you with this lamp as u
$203311 “thrill"?lII‘CIIIIII:igIlII‘IslfIlIlItt'liI‘II3:221: I “*9“ 0‘ 0‘" Wing appreciation of
I I ‘ I ,your long and faithful scrvlcc among
- us. We hope you will accept it in this
ivory and gold electric lamp.
to pictures (If the luchi'Ililllc farms.
wooded dolls. and the wonderful wild
- ri‘ .__\ .‘l 19). 1‘
Outside Guardwlluth Fitzgerald. TI'IIaIImI lrs (“"195 II Dunn».
Organist—\liss Catherine Stecgmuh back.
I , Chairman of Work—Mrs. R. H.
ter. . .,
Flynn. ‘
Anna ‘
Thrce- yenr Trustees—Airs. I
Campbell and Miss Catherine Calla
ban.
Pnst Grand Regent—Mrs. if. .1. Ilion-
Grand Regent—Miss Anna Sheehan.:
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Court Cecile. I
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Vice Regent—~Mfss Edna Howard. I
Chairman of Bellevolcut-«llrs. F J.
Bmdbury.
Chairman of Finance—Mrs. George
F. Footc.
The yearly report was submitted and
general business disposed of. The
' next meeting will be held at the home
flowcrs. and thou to turn again to
spirit. and that its cheerful light will on
Rowan
.\‘orwalk Library. Saturday morni'flg.
at 10:30. ProfessorJames Ross Lynch.
Iof University of Rochester, member
Carnegie Alaska‘Siberian Expedition.
will describe trip to San Francisco,
showing superb. colored views of
scenes in California, Colorado and oth-
1 or places. including the Panama Canal
IIIIOO LATE ma CLASSIPICATION. I
...—— I
are and Selling Agents. 'for an articleII
that. sells on sight for twenty fiveI
come you can nmrke five dollars a day I
every lumilv must have one. Apply
.\‘ew llotel Mahackemo. Ask for Mr.
Jackson. 2. 4. 5. 6 p. 111. iii ]‘
.. it Plus. catch or joint.10c to 25¢
Mk Pine, new gold filled.25c to 35c
soldered .......... 15c up
Stones........... ...15c up
...... 10cto$2‘
art-Isa IKINoe OF JEWELRY
Alamo AT Low PRICES
....
WANTED—GIRLS 'ro canvass.
.Light work. Good pay. Apply be‘
tween 5 and 6 p. to. Thursday. Miss
Sunburn. 31 Washington street, South
I Nor-walk. .113 Bi
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wa'mlmnkvm ' . " ' I
stomach or ;
. omens, :
Idaho 81-. South NorwalkI’
«an. atom sump: Given On All
(
PIANOS RENTED.
THE M. .‘ SONNENBERG
‘ PIANO co. ‘
104 WASHINGTON ST.
......____
‘tial
low quotations. Other speculative fn-
voritcs shozvcd llttlc disposition to
move forward. Toward middayf how-
ever. lmprm‘cmcnl in Amnlgnmntcd.
Smulting :Iml somc of the Motor
shurcs slifl'cncd the list
lultimnrn and Ohio issues were. the
rcul features of tho liltilwnylgrnup.
with a gain If 1 3—1 for tho Com-
mon. t‘unudiml l‘ucif‘c made an ‘lnl-
clscwhcrc. '
Prophetcss-«Miss Helena Millard. '0‘ MPS' Milton Elwood,
the magnificent and stutclv perils of ‘
‘ Historian—Mrs. Mary Dorian.
often remind you of the happy years‘
the fufilous Alps. Mr. Davis was most .
you labored with us and for us. and in
cntcrfninlug adding much to thc . , . . " Financial Secretary—Mrs. FraukI
grout bcauty offithc pictures by tho this 3911'“ Of 800d “1“ toward you. Slate. . j
explanation of ccrtnill historical tru—I Mrs. McNamara, deeply touched, I
Treasurer—Mrs. Agnes Haugh.
Monitor— Miss Catherine Duffy.
Seutinel~—Miss Catherine Deegan.
Organist—«Miss Anna. Byrnes.
dillolls and his (‘Hlllllsillsm for the
most beautiful of mountain countI-ics
was contagious. Mr. and Mrs. Davis
collected six hundred postuls on
their trip and can recollect many of
thankfully expressed her appreciation
’of the Court‘s gift. She praised the
willing help of many of the members
who had ably assisted her in achieving
risc, but fcll buck, presumubly.
on \tcnkncss in “Sou“ issues
profound falling fivc points to its
minimum. United S'ntcs . Rubber.
I IWANTED—Liln' DEMONSTRAT- (.oodrich and Wcsicrn lulu. gulnchhhe public return thanks
ll. point or more. Ronda wcrc steady.
Much interest is being evidenced in
the pool and billiard tournament
which will open at the South Norwalk
Club on Saturday evening of this week.
; Tvlo billiard games will be played. the
players being J. H. Olmsted. rated 70.
and E. F. Smith. 90; M. H. Nuttlng.
rated 100,‘Innd FranKanh, rated 80.
Two pool games also will be played.»
the following to cross cues: William J.
Moore. rated 75. and Thomas Benedict.
rated 75; W. L. Weed. rated 100, and
J. Irving Dibble. rated 65. The enthu-fi
I siasm being manifested would indicate
a large gathering to witness the games
on Saturday night.
Advertisements in The Senti-
nel bring the best results.
...m .
lhc‘
Chaplain—Rev. J. J McGinness.
the incidents of thcir slimmer, so
what thev tell is cnllnlliening. The
inudlcnce was a good one and was
vastly entertained. ’l‘llo lemvy and
to the
ispeaker fol his inlclcst in their hc-
“half.
It was unexpectedly found by Miss I
the Court's success. Other interestinIg Three year Trustees—lira. James
laddresses were made by Rev. R. . Barry. Miss Margaret Millard! I
.' Carroll, District Deputy MISS Doran This morning a‘ large quantity of the
guild R9“ M J ”Ind" all Of Whom food left over from the supper last
complimented \irs McNamara upon evening was distributed among the
her work. “army poor of the city. and the flow-
. l “or rendered in a
llrcndllnger of Hillsidc that an ex- I Excellent 80‘ gs “.8 All S l n ers were presented to the sick.
tremcly interesting not of flows and capable manner DY. “‘3 ce pa v
speaker upon the Panama Exposition IHugh Campbell and J. McDonald. olI
could be. eecurcd for Saturdav .Thc Amsterdam Council K. of C. N‘BWI A meeting of the South NorwalkI
”hm" WI” be “3““ ‘0' ”“5 'ec' York city. . They added much ‘0 We Republican Club will be held at the
tum I" ”I30 In IIIOI mmInImI‘I' Salli)“ ‘ interest of the evening's entertain-I t H. V b r h, “ash-
dny, Jan. 16th. and the trifling ad- office 0 George on u g
Imission \yill go to the‘lfbrary for the; ‘ Iment ington “men Friday evening, Jan.I
Children's Roam. Waiters, drafted from the ranks of 15. at 8 o clock All Republicans in I
South Norwalk Council Knights of vited to be present. I
I
The speaker is Professor Lynch of
the University of Rochester and his remarkably CRAMER C. HEGEMAN. I
President. I
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QIREPUBLlCAN CLUB MEETING. I
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iColumhus, served in a
.. . t‘ ..ne lnCol I
views include slides 0 son a clever manner. They were. C. A. Mc-
orndo. California find the Panama
C at as well as the Exposltlon: The I Namarn. Frank J. Donahue. Hugh STEPHEN DOKUS.
tc hers are asked to speak of this Campbell Patrick Darrngh, Hugh Secretary.
1
in the schools and to _IcI,IoI.lne. if pus-I
sible. themselves. I
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The estate of Mary Chlelle was set-
Itled. this morning. at 10 oclock. be-
I fore Judge of Probate Gregory. 'Attor-I
ney John J. Cuneo served in the caps-
Campbell. Jr. J. McDonald, John Dar- . , . I I
The Brunswick Alleys Duck Pinsl
ragh. Frederick Cullen, J. Reagan and
Dudley Cullen. I _ team at. to New Canaan by onto. an
The following were the officers in Friday evening to play the New Ca
stalled: I‘IN' nsnu boy's the second game of three 3~
city of administrator. , {ammo series. ,
, . . .
. -r‘ ‘ V , .. x l'
1 . . I. ,_ - , . I. I. . a Q. . . ».
’Gombardo. 100. a
street. January 27th.
POOL AT APREA'S PARLORS.
Twogamcs were played in the pool
jtournnment. running at Aprea’s par-
I lors, in Watesztreet, last night.
The
scores follow:
Banlngosa, 100.
3 11
a 22-1
15 21—1
23 33—1
24—4 46
27—1 57—45
34 64
44 so .
47—2 70
2 887—]
54—1 100—1
Frank Brynel. Joe Sherwood
7 7 "
13 ‘ 15—1
19 23
27—1 . 29.
35 ‘ 35
4h " 42~2
47 ~ aiI—z ,_
63—2 . 59 I»
60—1 60—1
05 75—1 _
71—1 8342
75 93 I
80 100—1. .
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