“f; 42 P ieCe
Dioner Set
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$22.2
6 Sentinel Coupons
Jill-2 awe BIRD
Qantas-n burn Icy-g”;
; The Blue Bird (“THESOUL or HAPPINESS”)
IS SOMETHING NEW IN DINNER WARE
The lucky Bluebird (“The Soul of Happiness") is the design or
this Dinner Set, made by one of the foremost American potters. ‘The
highest point reached in harmony of color, chaste design, and at
the same time, the latest thing in the prevailing mode, it will prove
to be the greatest even—a Bluebird in blue and turquoise with the
soft red of nature on the breast, while the edge or each piece is lin-
lshed in deep blue lines and tracing. To see it laid out completewiil
bring an ejaculation of wonder trom‘every woman who views it.r
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Displayed at Gehebe’s
.25 WASHINGTON S'l; .7 g SOUTH NORWALK.
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i ' Thursday, Dec. 9th, ‘ ‘
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‘ W’elcome
To Gui“ City
W ill’ll always got it cordial reception hcrc.
Those who come gunwnyhuppicr and wiser.
'l":c reason? Wc put thcii‘ storage luiicrics in such pm (l
condition ilintzit'sonly nutuml thcv should smile. (Tovnci 1
and we' ll tell you more. Frau in rpcdion ofany batteryal til ‘ ylimc .
. FAIRBANKS ELECT. co.,,
i_‘ 58 NORTH MAIN STREET. TEL. 938
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New Willard Batteries and Repair Parts Always Carried in Stock
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ATLANTIC COAST OYSTER NOTEs. GEORGETOWN ON THE MAP.
‘ (The Fishing Gazette.) | ’ ‘ "
R. J. Geor 9 Oliver, of the Stevens _
Oyster 00., éreenport, N. Y.. was in “our ‘8‘“. ..Automobile
New York city this week and report-i » Thmi‘ilh Vim“-
ed that business was very good, can The contruction of a new bridge on
sidering that it is now and? Tinke- the main highway between Danbury
BiViDE- and Norwalk and the resulting neces-
(if; Vghetehiegfiiligflfi g: Bimi' slty at providing a detour tor vehicu-
o e no es ., - . . .
tors in the New York oyster market Emma“ has placed the busy “me
this week. They were getting an idea 3° 0' Georgetown on the automo-
as to “mango,“ in preparation 1.,- ibile map. The detour will be continu-
the Christmas demand. ed for seven] weeks and during that
Virginia oyster ionsere will ask the time most travelers by automobile be-
tween l)s.n‘bury and Norwalk will
next legislature of that state to
' law . M e -
amend the present oyster s e t have an opportunity to beconfe more!
intimately acquainted with George-
ings are being held for the purpose
town than ever before.
of getting the oyster tongers to form
a protective association. Some of
the oysternien declare that because It happens that the g'reater M of
of legislation there is no demand forlGGOrgetown is situated just on the
oysters. They will ask for the follow-i main highway and is so screened by,
tag changes in the present law: , I
The repeal of the present statutelhmfi that the majority of those whol
prohibiting the carrying of seed oys-“ pass it by the “5““ route get. little‘
ters out of the state, or buying the‘ ides. of the size of the village or the}
same for such purposes. and the adoo- extent or the big wire mills of the
itlon in its stead of such a statute law Gilbert 3, Bennett Co. which consti-
as will permit the carrying of seed ' , d ’
oysters without the bounds of the tute the heart of the place. .1???” 6'.
ism”, and buying of same for that tour that travelers south art a ng.‘
l , while the main road is closed branch-i
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purpose. ‘
Lengthening the oyster season for 93 03 to me left, 5““ north 0‘ ”19,
one month, the scuson to include the railroad crossing below Branchvilie‘
month or April. a shoots up a sharp grade and then?
l_llc-esiii1l;lisliliiient offi‘he proslentt cull down again and skirts the factory,
me in re runes iver, c WH‘I) .
Day's Point and Blunt Point, to a new pond for a few hundred 1661' The“?
'linc from Cooper's to Finch's pier, in there ‘5 another ““1 3'89”" climb.
Newport News. and the mod dips down again and'
i The tongcrs say that when the law winds around the Gilbert & Beuneit‘
iwns pusscd prohibiting the shipment factory buildings, passing ”,9 Gilbert,
iof seed oysters out of ilic state was Memorial Church and n“, tidy little
:passed the supply on the natural rocks ‘ . .
‘had been depleted, because of the ac Georgetown WSWmW building. and
liivitv oi’ the tongcrs and unlawlul ““97 "0931118 ”‘9: llanbury division
However, the supply is track near the Georgetown railroad
deprcdstions.
far greater than the demand now. and station, rejoins “3", main highway"
,8 haltmilo below the point of‘
in fact, in some places}: i‘meivoa a
are so deep that those ‘ittom , .
are being smothered and dyluiz. ('ausfI mg 0‘ the “our. ‘ -tion ‘1‘
ing the others to become polluted. bridge under (on n" ‘
. Traffic
The
Merchants of the surrounding coun (WWI-KNOW“ ‘9 0M- 0! “”99 0' [our]
ties. as ,well as in the cities and along the Danbury-Norwaik irunlti,
towns. are behind the tongcrs, us the highway mm are to be reconimcted‘
failure of the oyster-men to earn a by the state highway (hipfir1nxejfl,
decent living has played havoc with} ’
business. ‘1 1'", . ..__.. _. _
The oyster business at t‘spot'illc,;ADMlTs STEAUNG AN AUTOMO;
Vu.. has been quite brisk duriui.v the Bil-E ‘ ,
last fortnight. HARTFORD. lice, il.~llerman '1.
Morgan. 28, of this city, i'omcrly a
Washington, I). C, reports a falling
off in the demand lor oysters during
the present week. The present sings
nation is expected to last only a short
football player at Trinity College and.
later a salesman for the Standard till,
{Company in British indie, wash ariifsft
. . ed here today, charged with t e l e t;
illizmloiniiuihtiiiiihxi‘ii: 319E212 New” i of an automobile owned by L r. miter:
t I ‘ : ' stone ol’ Germuiuown. Pu. a at not
.NTSP Superantors 2; Suffolk C(l'llnly, at Amherst i‘nllogc. According to;
l,0'0 ["Iffenf ’llmlu‘ Element ”m.” the police, Morgan admitted taking.
bad :92; “(I)” “1': agnogmtflg‘r “1‘“; the machine . in Spriiigflelg Mongiay )
‘ )mpnny. night during a 'l‘r nity sin ents' '11-,
2:? r3; Ygill‘gl‘l“ his: “lo‘fml‘l‘lii‘r ‘180'2llfiiial‘9fl is hohi'iu held until a Spring;
' "i ‘ ’0 ‘ .Vii " All c.’ on com“ (‘t o cor arr vcs. l
Pliny offered it back to the county! ‘
:for nothing with all taxes paid. The? CANADIAN SOLDIER JAILED l
irt‘llll‘ll has been formally perfected; HARTFORD, i'onu.. [,(.,.q9_,,_33m‘.5j|
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Eldest of the land live off Robbins ls- liussher. aCanadlnn soldier, who was
ilnud, in l’cconic Day. it is sold to be in the campaign with the Miles at the
ivory good scallop around. There are linrdaneliea. was today sent to the,
imany who hope the county will never Cheshire llciorpiniory [or a serious,
,iignin scli it. but will keep it for thc'oifenso against a ii(icon-year‘oldpirl.i
liml'iiion as iron ground. it is the mun-1 llussher is 1‘2. lie and the girl. a
lion of the l)il,\'llli'll:‘r‘iilltl runny oiiiorn‘nranddntmhter. lot the woman with.
lw'bo do not follow the writer as u lit-iv whom he boarded in ii”! til)“. “'0“!
’lilmod HEN‘C with ilii‘iiirihili the away togetlu:r,i)oiober 18. lie was;
lmunty llllii sold too much of the bay nrrostcd in Worcester, Mass. lic
Zhnllrmig llll‘l‘ll(l\'_ Old Siiflolk (101ml). pli'ndid guilty today.
Ibaynicn have always lookedvupon the
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buy bottom as their birthright. and JUDGE WILLIAMS is SLIGHTLY
they will always so regard it. They, IMPROVED.
cannot help but think that whcn the:V __
county disposed of it, it sold their , .
lierriugs. 'l‘bnt thousands of acres of VlCUm oi Apopiexy Resting Comfort.
natural ground have been soldm‘, “My 3‘ "Owe—R°“l"' ’
Consciousness. ;
lil'l'til‘. \v'lwrv clnrns and scallops growl
No unfavorable symptoms lllli'i‘ do
:lor generations without urillicul‘
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ldisposed of that. bnymon claim they 1“ “WWW" “‘ the superior. (Oilfi-
liuvc been robbed of chances to make “'1‘" WM sii‘ii'licii suddenly \\'llll up-
-~ 1’ . i than" and hip mum hnvi- led oploxy 'I‘ucsdny night on hour otter:
to cndlcss disputes mid some blmcl- he 11m] mmu‘nt't‘tl Clitus ll. Kim: to‘
‘1‘ A“ W?" l" m" "Hm ‘lll'li‘ifl‘m prison for u long term of yours. re
; ins been taken by the county in for- , , ‘ RH," of Derby
lmulll)’ {rolling the tructs mentioned "(mm m' (.oud " I. 0“ . "
,burir into iiu- uwni‘rslilp of the county. “1‘0 iii aiicildiiig lllt‘ jurist, last night.
ilt' this gift could be followed bv oth- .ludnu \l'iliinius yesterday made "1"
:crs of like kind until l’t-conic llny is forts; to out but because of the porn-
ircturnerl to its natural state. some of lysis in M.‘ right side which affects
the mine wardens could take it long
,vacuiion, and some of the buymen . -
would be belle!" "Mo to provide for found it almost impossrble.
their filinllics. ‘ A. slight iinvrm'vmvnis W” ““10““
John \‘t’inucnd, of chms. soul lo yesterday by the nurscs and doctors
the oiilce oi‘ the Virulnlzi ("itizcii to attending him. Judge Williams is a
{fully v. vurio us on I‘.’1lllllllt" of how member of ”h, law fun,“ of Woostciu'
ic Silent bunlvcs “catch on." Mnny ,. , ‘ , . ) ‘. l'l‘
.ycars uim some tiny bout lost its “minus and (.ngtr, of “WW t
liinior rudder. lili‘ositm"b‘llud‘ll:ail>li' lbw“ flvmiiiiis‘il :i sulli‘i'iOi‘ “0““ lllllgl‘j
inwuy until it was not molcwt'h/anmidwiii‘i‘filiil. “
linclies long: but one of ill0 socket-1 l
‘lmll-t Which bod i’nsfr‘ncfl. i' to fly l ‘ .-_..__. : 3
were still on, and in n condition to RURAL CARR'ER EXAMINAT'ONS' ‘
whirl around. To this oycbolt a baby
‘Oyix'ltfl‘ fastened. and has lived on its To be Here January 8, to Fill Vacan-
,\\'llli‘l-:l:lil'il-gli§' for some ibroc or four. ’cy in Not-walk.
,"(‘lll‘f‘~lls it is that old. Should a‘.“e; A vacancy having occurred in the
[bottom of the rudder be stuck- m mo . ‘ V ‘
'imid .‘ilr. Oyster could not as a \vi‘nth- rural carrier scrxire m the South hot
Dunlinm,
er vane to every tide. and catch them walk postoilicc. Clifford C.
n‘going and fi'comiusz. So much for the loal secretary of the civil service
“nation in this life—if not caught in board. today received notice that an
my}??? issue Bozmnn. oi’ Somersri examination would be held in this city
County. Md. commander of ”1,, (mm, on January 8 to an that posxtion. 'l‘ho
bugoyo Kano 1mm, was (-nmmm,‘.d u, oilicial announcement of the examined
ini last Monday by Commissioner tlon is as follows:
Bond for a hearing on the charge of "The United States civil service
his speaking and ruling powers. lit"
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Handbaus
We have a choice line of handbags in genuine Morocco,
Goat Skin and various leathers. .
Some or the features rarer—inner compartments, pendant mirrors.
flowered silk, satin, striped silk. or plain moire silk linings; knobs of
dl“"(‘r“"ul coiorcd stones.
Self-colored frames or metal frames in nickel, gilt, or gun-metal
flinsn; plain or pleated leather i: give fulnossfi: Black andicolors.
P-Rioias RANGE FROM 50¢. To $4.93
. . . , Mes‘r ago.
Latest designs in mesh bags. Chain or fish-scale mesh. : ,
. , Latest designs in" mesh bags. Chain or flsh—scaiei mesh with‘gatetop,
$1.00 To $3.98 . . - -
Fish-scale mesh with ivory trams and chain,
~TO$5.25 , _
CHILDREN'S BAGS AND P.U_l§,£5.with chain or
pendant mirrors and change 'pu tee, 25c. TO 50c;
“=1 - l I 7 MAITiETTE
Pin Seal,
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ball trimming. shop
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, strap handles,
rinsinigi- .‘J‘..‘.:..i‘.::";i.:s.:;: WW ... ......... ..
lhmrd by musihg we boo‘m m mm ation for the county of Ii‘airfield,.Ct.,
'liim. to be, held at Bridgeport, Grecnuich,
Danbury’ Stamford and South Nor
—STRONG AND WELL AS EVER, walk, on January 8, 1916, to fill the
Fred Smith, Green Bay, Wis, says; position of rural carrier at South Nor—
l"Foley’s Kidney Pills completely re- walk and vacancies that may later cc?
lieved me of all soreness and pain in our on rural routes from other post.
the back and I now am strong and ofiices in the abovementioned county.
lwell as eVer." Cold weather makes 3 The examination will be open only to
,acliing 30min, sore muscles and irrog- male citizens who are actually domi-
fulur bladder action more unbearable. ciled in the territory of s. postotlice in
. Folev Kidney-Pillsihelp the kidneys the county and who'meet the other
~oliminnte pain-causing poisons. requirements set forth in Form No. 1"
lSold everywhere. . 977. This form and application blanks
‘4‘ I 1'" ‘—- .my be obtaimdtrom the emcee men-
, 'MALiCIOUS. tioned aboveotj from the United States
i First Author—"Have you hearditliut civil service commission at Washing-
iscribbleton' has'tsken a \viiel’f ., .ton, D. (1. Applications should be for-
Becond. Author—“Yes. ,I suppose he. worried-tong Hamill)“ at WflfihhiK-s
wanted to double the circle 0! his ion at the earliest practicable date:
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readers.” 7—Dsn'bury News.
,thc company, that the New llnvcn‘s
*ltniirond had bccn of general bcnem‘
till the position of rural carrier at Thermos Bottles -------- $5 25 “9 CALL US UP
South Norwalk, and vacancies that. Flash Lights ......... 75c to $2.50 . and we will rush our trouble
wgirlagggtogggfkn’gg r233: 32;] Thermometers ...... 15c to $3“ ? man right around when some-
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“one“ County. The exauflnafion will Skates .............. 853 ‘.'.‘~ $0 ‘ lli‘ll}.j llltt» llllS happens in your
be open only to male citizens who are Flexible Flycrs ..... $1.00 to $5.00 ‘ - iiillue. it your
actually domiciled] in the territory 1:31" High Grade Carts for Boys. . PLUMBING
‘n post office in i. 0 county on w o _ ,, . _; . . .
meet the other requirements set fox-trill Erector Building Sei$s1 (ig'tobosyssoo ; is detectit e, antiquated. unsani-
in‘ Form No. 1977. This form and ap-l ' ------------- ~ . ' tary or worn out, have us make
plication blanks may be obtained, Razors ............. $1.00 to $4.00 , necessary repairs or install a
...... it any; Ygtentflontmil ialtbove. or, Children Sets of Too; int obsessfbsd 1 new system of
fromte ne aes ‘.v Service; .. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, c o . _ , ..,
Commission at Washington, D. (1'1 Au- ., , ‘ ' , T i M mm“ MODERN PLUMBING
03'9““"5 °° 9. ac JOBBING A SPECIALTY
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THURSDAY, DEC. 9. 1915
The D. M. Read Co.
Establxsbed 1857.
The Store Closes Saturdays at 6 o’clock.
The New Martha Washington Sewing Table
Solid Mahogany. $15.00
,A Martha Washington Table is the delight of every necdlcwoman on account of its Ca-
pacrous pockets and convenient drawers. Those deep pockets, 6 wells on either side.
can build mm‘h unfinished mending or work, out of sight where it will not distress an order-
y mm .
This fine Mahogany Table
Special for Christmas
at $15.00.
Slippers for the Boudoir
Extreme daintincss marks the Holiday exhibit of Boudoir Slippers.
Quilted Satin Slippers with silk pompous and low beds are in a variety of colors.
Plain Satin Slippers have satin covered heels and silk pompous.
Fancy hand-made Boudoir Slippers arc of pufied Drcsdcn Silk. or plain satin, some
of them llallil-t‘llll)l‘(ll(lt’l'ctl, a l exceedingly novel and attractive.
“Come Slippers" in tailored styles and run with ribbon. '
Mules of plain or quiltcd satin, and brocadcd silvcr or go 1d cloth.
Hig‘h Carriage Boots of black Velvet, pink or blue satin, i'ur trimmcd, With quiltul
linings. ' ‘
Silk Stockings
\ vcr)‘ gay assortment in colors with fancy
Silk Petticoats
For cvcning \uzii'. liclivnt‘ pink and blue and
clockingx‘ in striking: cliects which sum «'5: \\'llllC tnii’ctn \iitli lace irinnncrl flounce. lllnki‘ll
pccinlly planned for fancy dancing slippers. ruiilcx, cordcd and lll'i'lllly finished for liouflaiit’
In navy blue, bronze, red, pale blue and pale skirts. (‘rqie dc Chincs in lavcnilcr, pink and
pink, smoke, gray and beige. bloc with lace flounccs.
...... $1.00 and $1.50.
Black Silk.
For ('liristnias‘ at 75c. $1.00, $1.25. $i.
$5.95 to $13-50-
Tal’fcta Skirts, plain colors or chengcai-ilc for
o and
street \vcar.
$2.00. Jersey Tops with silk flounces,
31.95 to $7.50.
Slippers ”for Men
”Complctc lines of Men's Slippcrs in block. tan Interwoven 4 prs. in 3 b0?“ $1.“
and chocolate kid. Men’s H3" “088
Cavaliers, Operas and Everetts .
Tan Alligators Holeproof six months' guarantee
6 prs. in a box $2.00
$2.00 and $3.50.
"Comfy" Slippers “f warm mt, Men's Silk Hose, scvci'al grades in all dchirn
$1.50.
blc colors.
St‘CUlltl lltlm‘.
M ain fluor.
L Hats at Reductions
Changed prices are the order of the day in the Millinery Section. If you want a bat for
sin-ct or (ll‘t‘SS wcnr, for thc motor car, or for any use \vlintcvcr, and you find one that is
l)t‘t‘i)lllllll_‘f thc iii'icc will he mutlc right. it is not possible to :lt‘SCl'ilJL‘ nor go into ilcinil
with pricc. 'l‘hc \‘nricty is too cxtcusivc, ("onto and scc.
' Millincr} Shop. sccond floor.
RAILROAD MERGER OF BENEFIT..,
BOSTON, licc. 9.0»xllmvnrd Elliott," , ”W W . F‘l""‘§"fiil"lli'iii"’t§
president of the New York, New lint-5 ”1%.dein lllllllllllllilllllllllil.ui.m. floodlit.-
on and Hartford Railroad, told thc' Bcautliul Bust and Shoulders;
Public. Service Commission ioduy at A
general inquiry ordcrcd by the logis,
lnturc into the financial condition oi‘
nrc possible it‘ you will wear a scientifically (ox 'l‘:i‘li'il
liicn Julic Bmsfiicrc.
The dragging original '1“ iiiimnflnmi l'nixl tn slri‘l. h. \ ll.
supporting muscles ”ml the contour of Hm Ilgliii‘ ls -;\» um.
um ..... ram-.332;
Joins " :
iv of “MP
(er-4N .Io-Lcs dunner or
BRASSiErufs
i .‘tilllllil‘ the
c sl i iliill'r uiving it
crucci‘ul line to the entire upper int .
Thcvnrcilic ilniuiivst ‘llltl mod sen}: '., mmwuh imut’i-
ti:\bic‘cnlnc in all li.:i unis llllll sigh row lilli'l'i. Honk
Front. Surplicc, lint . . ll. m-d with “\i'uiohn," the
rudics‘s Mllllig’iwl‘lililliilfi \\ ii. nu: Without rcuim‘nl.
control of the (‘entrai New England
to the interests of all the New Eng
land states. The (‘cntrnl New Eng-
land had been instrumental, he sold,
in bringing about a. 43 per ccni. luv
crease in the New llavcu's business
during the past twelve years.
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CATHOLICS FEAST DAY.
Roman Catholics, not only in this.
city, but throughout the world yes-tor ,
day observed the Feast of the immac-
ulate Conception of the Blessed Virgin
Mary. Special masses were read in
all Catholic churches. For members
of the faith attendance at mass was
”are your dealer shim- van linen l. l‘ llriusicrcs. ifnol stock-
cii. we will gladly !~t‘litl liiui, pi :ml, samples to show you.
3'"; ‘x... ~ j , mixmum & Jouxrs. In \Vsrrru sum. Ncwnrk. n. J4
Wfldifliflxmkfllw Wildiblliilhid" i‘“llillit§llmllillli§l " illibilliiliiiibt’dlilnw
Suggestions for
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niacin sans. easier
313 Cross St. 13 Woodward Ave.,
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compulsor‘. ‘ l‘ t G i ”Phone 1523. Smth r'or';-.ik. Ct.
. ....a Cons mas tits - . . .. »
--—- *vv- l _ . . oTvRAGE AND REPAIRING. FORD
RURAL CARR'ER‘ EXAM'NATION' , Pocket Knives from ..25c to $3M) l WORK A SPECIALTY.
-.- . illik‘t‘. LUNGS (‘ivil service }
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Carving Sets from. .$1.50 to $7.50 . Tires, Tubes and Supplies.
Scissors .................. 250 up l
Scissors and Manicuring Sets.
Andirons end Fire Sets.
Commission has announced an exam- Prompt
inniion for the County of Fairilold.
Conn, to he held at Bridgeport“
Greenwich, Dunbury, Stamford. and,
South Norwalk, on January 8. 1916, to
Service a Feature.
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should be forwarded to the, , ,
Commissidn at Washington at thel Tcols. Guns. FishmO TaCk'e 3"“
earliest practicable date. ‘ l alter. useful articles.
.Anamcmf JOKE. l
Albert .D. Morg
(Successor, to Chas. l3. Dow.) _ .i
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so‘N’bRWALK, come.
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HYP’HENATE
an; Homer: MAS
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North Main st. 3. Manuals
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The First Speakér+“Wouder 'why;
the,sun.n,ever sets on Britain's pas-l
sessions?" s. . . , _.
_-Ntimbe'r Two—~“Perhaps the Lord is
' afraid“ to trust her in the dark."
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