a; '
i restrooms, nov. s1,- :91; ‘7’ 7 . " ’/ \ manure mm ammo murmur: . . PAGETHRII
m - i " I - 1—H:—
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ALLIED TROOPS STILL
Classified “Ads.”4To Let, ‘
For Sale, Business and
LANDING AT SALONIKI‘
[DNLXJN Nov. 27, 10:40 21.1
TIL—Allied troops continue to"
land at Saloniki in large numbers.
THEij
PBQMOTER '
Professional Cards, and A Renter dispatch med yesterdayI “‘WD'EM“ W" l
/ at Saloniki says that importantl ByM. QUAD y cry 0
British reinforcements
reached
Wants!
Miscellaneous 2. that port on Thursday and were
I Newspaper Syndicate.
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:AMSSIFIEDants orathupcvgerlvientyt-Five Words organs. 25c akfirliflwogflgfim of pm, There wan a man walking up and flow is n ”one ?
ee Times. Addi onal 0 con per Insertion. lack-
Copyright. 1915. by the McClure
itina by the Austrians and Ger- d “n the corridor on the floor on
face or Caps Double Price "‘“5‘ the .“‘es.sag“ says! "‘e main " “h m" “mm mm" had his °f7 Have you seen the "MYSTERY
, ‘ . body of Serbians retreated in a'! doe. l ' LIGHT” on di 1 in our win-
southerly direction. The Serbians: Back and forth—to and "0’ i dow’ 5235’
were unable to maintain their po-‘ Three times—lire times—ten times. ‘5
sitions in the Katchanik region I There Were anxiety and desperation
owing to the gTEatlv Sllperior' in his attitude.
' i A man do“ 110‘ Jump off the Brook-g
forces 9f the invaders. ; lyn bridge until he has given the mat-I
()ffictal announcement has been m. a little thought. A,
Three valuable prizes are being
offered for the correct solution of
this baffhn‘ g problem.
Come to the office and see if
you can solve the mystery.
Don’t Belay
For a Short Time only!
WANTED.
m...
WANTED—“'ATCHM AN. YOUNG I
| T0 “‘1‘- ron can.
lFOR SALE—FACTORY. SOUTH
orwalk. Adjacent to railroad track.
"ro LET—A .rURNrsnED 110011
with all improvements. inquire 10 N
man or boy in school or otherwise an 27 3t .
Based to occupy factory at night. Crescent Terrace. 11 Mill construction. Every late improve; made to the commanders of the: He does not heard the tiger in 11131
Steady position. Watchman, Sentinel.: TO LET—POUR ROOMS,—FIKSTImem' sprinkler system installerlallied troops_at Saloniki of thel lair without making figures on his‘
r—W ~——« .v— ‘ 6 rooms”throughout plant. Building adopted to guarantees gnen by the (Jreek chances. :
ANTED—LADIE. . v s ' . ." - ' - . i At last th ' lk I ed. H wa '
second door. [1 i barn. Also lot oil‘wrk of beetle-st machinery. For par goxernment relatnc to freedom 9““ 9" "’30" e 5
bmali ddliies for us; No convusing: ticulars Address box 625 South Nor-‘of action of their armies l the “WM“ 0' mm 5°- 8' and cut-
material furnished any distance; ”mm“ t°’ “k” ““1“” 32 Ch‘WiM‘lk \Vinter has set in earlier thani tins out corus had not made a coward
of him. He walked boldly to Major
CROCHET door. Gas, stationary range,
(ii
to i designed gorjregl use and com- - l ‘ “You come out of there andvpay your
~ h’so th N rwaik'Trult‘Co. - . W10” ‘0 ”1' “h" 3'“ " Add“ ““9" b I'll bust th doo d . . .
{1‘ e .u o . C. E. mYT. forvtv rather than ornament make. ‘We will be pleased to “THE COQUETT " shut; crodltor..‘e r own? about Scat! New am,“ pm as, one, 75s., 01.00. 01.50, 02.00
, - Admumm ' ' > your Mend- about it. A four out comedy drama sand/out of the window, snd‘tne look ‘ ' : ' 1 ' '
'. P13 ”g1 _ ~ find gee, . T01 NOW”, 8.114898”. .m DOM. on Illl taco mu‘d DIV. reminded a he. WEDNESDAY. 9“. ‘- 1” lotion Picture MMQEI'DIBCO Cunt“
[stamped envelope for porticulars. Pro! [
lirldence Novelty Shop, 81 Devine, Pro-
lvidence, R. 1. i
WANTED—ROOM AND BOARD 1N
private family by man and wife. Ad-f
tiress B. 'R. E., clo Sentinel. ’ |
TO LET—A SEVEN ROOM HOUSE
Joseph Morton, Saugatuck, Conn.
. ,
‘ n Com street, Westport. in ulrelsecon
o [)0 q lRaymond Brothers.
TO LET—2 CONNECTING FUR~l
nished rooms with gas, cook stove and
WMTED—TO BUY ADI. mnmlconvenlence for light housekeeping.l
82.60 per week. inquire 214 East ave~l
,d cattle and calves and trade or «11‘
[rash cows and apringers. Friedman.‘
Bouth Norwalk. Tel. 1161. }
CLUITT, PEABODY I: 00., ENG.
inn -'
Experienced operators on power ma-
L
. lllill llllllillS .
, District of «Norwalk, as. Probate‘
L‘ourt. November 26th, A. D., 1916. l
L Estate of Elbert A. Woodward, late
or Norwaik, in said District. access-l
1911- ~ .
‘ Ordered. That the trustee of the
[Trust created in and by the will of
paid deceased primarily for the benefit
bf John B. Woodward, exhibit its
account to this court for adjustment,
pt the Probate ofiice in Norwalk, on
the 3rd day of December. 1915. at 2
O'clock afternoon; and that all persons
Interested in said Estate may be noti-
lfled thereof, the said Trustee will
house this order to be published In a‘
newspaper having a circulation in
paid District, at least live days new
fore said 3rd day of December, 1915.‘
3 HENRY ‘W. GREu-UHY, I
‘1 Judge
District of Norwalk, as. Probate
13min. November '26th,‘ A. D.,r>1916; |
‘ Estate of Elbert A. Woodward. late
bf Norwallt, in said District, deceas-
l
' l
Ordered, That the trustee of the'
[Trust created in and by the will of
one. 1126 at
'ro LET—FIVE ROOMS. GOOD w-
cation. rent reasonable. F. ‘iiopp, 85
Cove avenue, East Norwalk. 1124 at
T0 LET—FIVE ROOM FLAT CE-
dar street; improvements. 8 offices,
Washington street. inquire Samuel
Roodner. South Norwalk. n18 ti’
To LET—THE DENTAL ROOMS
over the Peoples Trust 00.. formerly
occupied by Dr. Weed, consisting of
three rooms well lighted, suitable for
dress making. estabhshment or other
light business. For further particu-
lars, inquire at the once of The Old
Well Cigar 00., 83 Washington street.
l m LET—STONE Hones. ALL im-
provements. 1 1-2 acres of land, ham.
0 lcken house. fruit trees, small cot-
tage on premls'ea. Rent 830. Gregory
Boulevard. Five room apartment. beau-
tiful view of Sound. First class condi-
tion. Rent :12. East Washington St.
East Norwaik. Inquire Dr. Bohannan.
64 South Main St. Phone 60. n10 tf
'ro LET—Six ROOM COTTAGE
with all improvements 12 Lincoln are
ans, 6 room with at improvements.
32 Taylor avenue:
inquire United Grocery Company, No.
Main street, .
1'0 LET—RENOVATED THROUGH-
out, newly papered. In first class con-
dition, eight excellent rooms. House
paid deceased primarily for the benefit 1 well located, central, modern improve-
pf Frank W. Woodward, “Mb“ "5 ments. Bent reasonable. inquil'e 110:9
account to this court for adjustment, ' Elisabeth street. 018 ti
at the Probate Office in Norwaik, on; \
the 3rd day of December, 1916, at 2 TO L574“ ROOMS AND BATH.
lo‘clock afternoon; and that all personal All modern improvements. Fine locall-
luteresbed in said Estate may be “Pt”. ty. Corner Woodward “me and Riv-
4'1 Estate of Harriet Aymar, lateVof
lied thereof, the said Trustee will
cause this order to be published in a‘
powipoper having a circulation In,
said District, at least five days .he-'
tore sold 3rd day of’Deceniber, 1915.
HENRY W. GREGORY, .
' _ Jud e, . . . _... . .-_- .. _ potted the chlropodlst on the shoulder.
‘. 5 Ellis J- Dims. Central Hotel. or 121 “SITUATION. WANTED” ada If you:.vellop$:;t:o said however that ‘The thought came to me while i was Ag 2.20 AT 9:20
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District of Norwalwk, 59' Probate ain street, Norwsllt. at St ire o ed by advertising to “I. the ceiifercnces Earl Kitchener eating a "M mm“ at my ““de
loom. November 26th, A. 1)., 17915.
Norwalk in said District. deceased.
. Ordered, That the trustee of the
{Trust created in and by the will of
said deceased exhibit its account to
this Court for adjustment, at the Pro-
batopfilce in Norwalk, on the 3rd day:
ht December. 1915. at 2 o‘clock af-
ternon; and that all persons interest-z
Ed in said mute may be notified
thereof, the Trustee will cause this
order to be published in a newspaper
'aving a circulation in said District,
it least five days before said 3rd day
or December, 1915.,
' HENRY W. GREGORY.
r _ Judge. ,
k‘Dhtflct of .Norwalk, as. Probate
Court. November nth, A. 1)., 1016. ,_
Estate m Connecticut or John H. 4 1113031211 lthe. I113.1'ittish .stefm'iship Balcony 5c. Orchestration lnot? You want stock. you want at
Webb, late of Brooklyn, in the City at a e. W :6 arrwet here ‘ ‘ east”- , ,. l
. “Not a blamed cents worth! 1 want "m b’ 0’9““ “35°11“
fand‘ State of New York. deceased. ,
' The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
bxhiblt their claims} for settlement. want in their living room—a . - 'lnteron— .mcuseme." i . .. . .
grhosc who neglect to present their no place where you can work or “(WEAR‘EVER .‘ Wear Th° Popular “and!“ “ ‘i “The 3’1" negped ““9 h" ““19" 0"} mil“ the company Ineludlng > ' ,
gonna, propuly sue-ted, within said. rest—really uva, , ‘1 m 3 . . cf “1 ' “Uh door. ’ . - _ f ‘
than. will be departed a recovery. All That means you must buy dur- Evet’ . n q part comedy Look here, you old deadbeatl ' 1‘» . " Orchestra 0 30 ,
persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to makeimediat'c payment
Hep-What m1... "you think he's
"r‘.
.v .
or street, South Norwalk. Apply H. A.
Hegcleln. Plumber. Phone 1100-12.
TO LET—6 R00 COTTAGE. WITH
all improvemcn . Also 6 room cot-
tage: Nos. 6 and 6 Disc“ Court. in-
ro LET-3421 omen or. r noon
m. Pasaesion at moo. The
news and am» co. m tf
FOUND.
FOUND—A YOUNG NEWER 0N
dilglilaiid‘avenue at midnight. Owner
‘gi'ayhhave some by paying charges.
Méhghnll 'fitghland avenue.
JUST COMFORT.
is what most people nowadays
able, substantially built
FURNITURE.
v
A. J; ingevne ,& Co.
FOR SALE—THREE OR ‘FOUB‘
11 class horses and mules cheap.l
n37 3t
FOR SALE—TWO BUILDINGS: l
ltwostory barn and 1 out~house. For
particulars inquire Thomas Crimmins,‘
Collenders Point, «Norotou, Conn.
C 0 W .
, FOR SALE—4 JERSEY
Thomas Crimmins, Collenders Pointdn"itiSh patrol boats by running!
Noroton, Conn.
FOR SALE—ONE 1910 OVERLAND
touring car. Good running condition.
Big bargain. Sacrifice, price 0126. Call
at 69 Winfield street. East Norwalk.
Tel. “22-13. n26 3t
FOR SALE—BECAUSE OF LACK
of space. Buckeye incubator. holds
110 eggs. First class condition, used
once only. Telephone 1027, or write
Box 333. South 'Norwalk. ,1», n26 31
FOR SALE—3 PIECE SET. MA-
hogany Micah. washstand and table
in perfect order. Writing desk. table,
other household goods. No. 29 Ely ave
nua, South «Norwalk. n26 3t
FOR SALE-0N] FOUR WHEEL
dump cart, one bed room set of four
pieces wlh matttress and spring. The
close of estate. Apply to Joseph Mor-
ton, Saugatuck, Conn.
F‘OR BALE-ATTRACT1VE BRAND
new 7 room cottage. All improvements
large lot. fruit and garden. Terms to
suit purchaser. Louis S. Beeis.
n26 (it
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FOR SALE—FURB. JULIUS TES-
lny. 1314-1818 Main street. Bridgeport.
Manufacturing furrier. Repairing
specialty. New‘ furs always on band.
0:8 in
usual in the Balkans. It is ex-
pected that military operations on
both sides will be greatly ham-1
pered thereby. l
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COAL WIL NOT BE
SUPPLIED STEAMER
{UNDUX Nov. 27, 7-10 3. m.
—"l‘hc‘ steamer Robert M.
Thompson, which evaded the
to the north of Iceland, will noti
bc supplied with 150 tons of c031,]
as icquested, says a Renter dis-l
patch from Bergen. Norwav. The
authorities considered it strange
that a steamer ostensibly bound
for Archangel should hire pro-
ceeded in the direction taken by
the Thompson. The vessel's deck
cargo consisted chiefly of ill )lOl'
cars.
The Robert M. Thompson sail-
ed from New York, Nov. 3, for
Archangel She was detained at
Deal in April by the British auth-
orities'pending inquiries regard-
ing the consignees of her cargo.
LUSITANIA ‘SINKING
PLANNED IN U 5.?
BERLIN, Nov. 27. by wirelessl
to Sayville.—-Tlie Overseas News'
Agency says:
“According to cablegrams from;
\Vashington, as published iiil
England, it has now been proved
was planned by Germans in tlie'
‘Unitcd States: that Count
{Bernstorfi’ reported the proposa
‘to licrliu, and that the German.
1 Foreign Office expressly approved:
,thc plan. 1
; "These stories are ridiculous
{very easy to perceive. Therefore;
every sciisdilc person here ex-i
ipccts thc whole world will have,
‘rofoot's door and opened it. He had,
no gun on' him. but he knew that his:
cause was just. i
“(ionic in. Mr. Sykes-come in!” call- i
ed the major in a bland and cheeryi
voice. “Come right in. By George.‘
but what a coincidence—what n coin-
cident‘e! Not a minute ago i sat down
to write you a note asking you to step 5
down here. There is surely such a
thing as mental telepathy!"
“You have owed the $1 for the last
four months," stifily replied the chirop-
odist, as he lugged out a bill. . 3
“Just ao—exactly~just so," smiled,
the major. '
“And you said you‘d pay me next
day."
“i presume I did. Yes, 1 know I did.
and I humbly apologise that ‘It slip-
ed my mind. My dear man, permit
me to pay you 82—83-34—311 Than.
a check here for $250. You my hand
me 6245 balance, and i shall be per.
fectiy satisfied."
u1 haven't got no 8245." replied the
man. “and i only want what 111 due
me. i'll go to the badk with you."
“Don’t! Don't do it! i'd never for-
giu myself for putting you to that
trouble. You; 1 was about to write you
a note. it was surely a curious thing
your coming down as you did. Doctor,
do you know where i stood financially
four months ago‘l”
“Mighty hard up, 1 guess." who the
11100
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dMMM
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, our. Hounnnn'rriousmn
SERBIANS TAKEN]
BERLIN, Nov. 27, via wire-1
the present time, by. the German,l
~Agency,.“is 101,000 officers and]
men. The invading forces alsol
have rcsCucd 2,000 A'ustro—Hun‘t
garoa‘ns who had been made pris—'
oner by the Serbians, but later
abandoned during the hasty re-
treat of King Peter's forces.
sullen reply.
“You‘ve hit it. Yes, air; 1 was so
hand up that i didn't own the shoes to
my feet. It was the hardest kind of
work for me to raise 11 dollar. 'i‘lic
cold, cruel world sneered at me and
1
few exceptions. You were one. In my
mom you spoke them. i
“You told me not to despair. ‘
“You said that the darkest hour was
“With the captue of the Ser-'
bian towns of Mitrovitza and
i’risiina," the news agency adds,
“the last section of the railroad
from Uskup to Miirovitza was
that the sinking of the Lusitania . called me n deadbeat. but there were a ‘ WK’Slt‘d from the Serbians."
Continuing the Overseas News
von ' darkest hour you had confidence in me. .Agency says: “Reports from the
I When i wanted words of envoumse- , Balkan front state that the colon-
cl in command of the Scrbians
in the Sovcca district before rc-
the first berm, the dawn." ,treating‘ ordered the déstuciion
“i never said any such thing," re-
you from the start."
of the copper works plant belon<:~
s‘ inventions. the object of which is plied Mr. Sykes. "1 was suspicious of mg to a French corporation. The
blast furnaces. workshops and
“Mr. Sykes. the time has come when , , » - ~
1 can reward you 11 thousand fold."
“That‘s all gulf.”
FOR SALE—ONE 1913 BUICK‘ sufficient common sense to valuc'
touring Car. 1912 E. ‘M. 1?. touring can. such reports at their true merit."
1912 Overland roadster. Wehrle's Car—g r
age, 11 Raymond street.‘ n if CLOSE ACCORD BETWEEN
‘ ITALY AND HER ALLIEs
BUSINESS/ noricns } noun. N0... 27. via pal-is,
“i have just organized the great
American Veal Tablet company: cupi-
tul. $3.01!).000. «The stack will go toi
200 above pilr. Dividends will be 00{
per cent the first year. (lmtest thing ‘
ever known In the history of the world.
Will you take the secretaryshlp at n
REGEN
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dwellings of the workmen were
blown, and the pit was flooded. 1‘
The manager of the works was a
Hungarian by birth, but LBill-F
1955 to_Sayvi_lle.-"Thc number garian citizén, and has dis?" i. 4‘
.of Serbian prisoners taken up to ‘
peared.
‘ . _ _ ‘ “The German detachment now 4
Austrofiungarian and Bulgarian occupying the district is at work
troops, says the Overseas Newsirestoring the copper mines to ['11
r 1
their former attivity."
LARGE FORCES 0F
PARIS, Nov. 27, 12:45 p. m9-
Press dispatches from Athens
fsay that the French and British
forces landed at Saloniki have
now attained important propor-
tions. The Patris of Athens gives» '
their number at 125,000. These »
forces are abundantly supplied ,
with arms and animunitions.
Some 40,000 or 45,000 more
men are said to be on the way to
Saloniki, at which port 491»:
troops are deba'rking each day. ,1. ,.
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needed help in the ethos. factory or
home—road and lnvsstlgatc that an
a matter of “business policy.”
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A. HOME. 70 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Bicycles, motorcycles
and Sundries. Both sold nil exchanged
Expert repairing. Baby carriages to
hatred. We do vulcanislng. Prices rea-
unable.
est employers. The Sentinel rancher
air class in Nowalk and vicinity.
AUTOMOBILES.
REAL BARGAINS—1910 Chalmers
30 Touring, 8200; 1913 Mercer'Racer.‘
6750: 1914 Ford Roadster..m5‘;:1914
Ford 'Closed Delivery, $400; 1916
Overland Sin 8750;. 1916 Chm
Six 40, $1,000. All cars guaranteed.
Vnast Bros. Garage. South Norwtlk.
Conn. Phone 1360. 1123 61
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INQUIRY INTO FIRE ON
.BRITIS‘H STEAMSHIP
BORDEAUX, France, Nov. 27,
11:30 a. m.—An inquiry has been
begun by the government to as-
. certain the cause of the fire on
yesterday from New York with
a cargo of horses and cotton.
01in one hundred bales of cot-
ton were destroyed.
Aluminum ”cooking
utensils are for an:
triplicate encapsulates and 091- .
fee pots, double routers, 10 in '1
10:45 a. Ill.—Tlic censor prohibits
lthe transmission of news regard-
,ing the results of the visit to
iRomc of Field Marshal Earl
Kitchener, thc British Secretary
of State for War. so far as these
relate to impending military de-i
had here yesterday and on his
visit to the front today have fur-
ther strengthened and perfected
the dose accord between Italy
and her allies. and also have con-
tributed‘ to‘ shaping the active as~
sistance which ltalv is to give in
rthe Entente operations in the
Near East.
PAlAClfli—‘li
“WHEFE EVERYBODY GOES."
Mat. 2:15. Eve. 7:15 and 9
,.
Way Saturday Today
l
salary of $00,000 a year?" i
“Not by a durn sight. You might no ,
well give up trying to work a cold deck ;
In on me. i want that dollar." l
clering which brought It about," said}
the major us he rubbed birh‘nnds and
house."
"Look here. now," exclaimed the chlr
ropodlat as he pounded on thedesk.
"i'vc come for my dollar. Don‘t try to
stuff me. but come down with the
mu” .. ,
"I said 850.000u year. but if that is
not enough. If you feel that yen ought
to have 0111300, speak rightup. 1 want
you to be perfectly satisfied, you know-
Will $00,000 a year be enough 1"
. “What about: my dollhr 1""
”The tablets will be a go: They can't I
help but. be. let us walk out In the!
boil while i tell you that the public]
can't getenough of veal cutlets in
their present form. They are alwaysl
eager for more. They want the taste 1
of cutlets in their months as they go,
about their daily routine. Fifteen l
cents 11 box in order to compete with :-
potush lozenges, but a profit of 10 cents I
on on:
000000
a year and what doyou‘
my dollar!" .
Speclal Double Bill
BILLIE RITCHIE
' PRESSURE”
‘ column concerns“ is
“SILK Hose also HioH I
I.lioldcr- of buckwheat cakes andnio-
You shall hava it. You have paid me
81 to secure it. and don’t worry. itlj
will be made‘pnt in your name, and !
.want my dollar!" was shouted. , l
The major sat down at his desk and .
lighted the stub end of a cigar. /
llllfl. ‘ ‘
' . 1:011 a 'dnimmerf", , .» South Nor-walk, Conn . , - ~ . - - “Than-I'll wait for you out- here and"
: I ' tom M m - m ‘ ’ i r . .
.»W¥-Th° "19°00“. 810"? ”949““- . _ -. :mweffu m “u . mum“ - "M ' PM" PM“ PMIW'M" mmmmr” ‘russoAv, M7.'HARY PIOKFORD In «moms new
: r-Rtanford Chaparral. , i ' Ballolng onions the knife that. . . 'Trlana'io'll‘flm plays are Milli!”- .: .Tho major-did not hear. Hewagperg . . , . ‘ . , ~~ . . . g
I Daily Matinee can.
“And it was my genius and my finan-
.AII. "Seats 10, cents. Boxes and Logos;
Tuesday Night Only Nov. . 30
box.- Take the sales at 10.- '
rm 1m TAT"?
“At least $20,000 ”worth at stock.
iWitli Walter Jones and a, Notable Cast
lirniurtv, Dec. s. ”mantra cum
, ' Box OFFICE. ALWAYS OPEN . ~-.
‘ Evening7:rs till 10:30 (2 Shows) _ a.
rumour.
THIS AFTERNOON -
20 cents "
Saturday Nov. 27, -
Mat. 2:20 . ' Eve. 7:16 and 9
' .t
Monday, Nov. 29‘ 1' ?
GERALDINE FARMR-ln" .
rituals? ..... ..
“The conned Courage’ 1 _
The Biggest and ”1 Musical Show of , the Season - ‘ ~
Great discern. [mt omedlana, great dancers
Be a First Nightstand see Tit for-Tat]
ban In'uan auste- . - ‘ , ,
in "arm. wanna.
' ELY! ‘ , , , , , _
{surlaswnsit and my Allan Musical mot cousins
7 Albertll. Gchebe .
g ‘wAsrttNo'rON s-r.
. sen-rinse . was: at... a,
; , . , ' . listless cantor-tho purpose should:
"" fi'lwui.”'1"”' Jot-3,10!" I
be placed, in _,a jar.. of cold; water‘h ‘;
- , . - . “Milne m-Omnutlon of ovum .
:1"! “,1 1‘" ‘3“ Chin!" “mm" focus: dilutions-av sud wounding;
viii-- 90-19110“! Other lust cm!- mi- snowman sonar-numerr.
Wmmm . H,.~:atand.uhtilithe< hum“ .. ~ . . . - " . " “ ‘ W " i
“ ”"1 um. 47mm 3?“?l-W,=1W rm nomw- . . ,.“"‘?3‘°°'.i- fighwi'mmw'im“ ‘
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