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Mrs. George Cudlipp is improving
troma severe attack of the grip.
The Barclay Brothers, of Norfield,
lifefhollday'visitors with relatives in
Rowsytom
"Mrs. Louise Scott. at Nor-Md, has
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bar-
clay, of Rowayton. ‘
K churnhf the regular Christmas on?
csdasa were held. The aifair was
”all Those who took part in the
.. “abatement, and who acquitted
* Mirna with unusual merit. in-
dulled: [dimer Crosby. Ethel Peter-
Ion. Borax: Kaske, Verna Doom.
" nausea Richards, Eve Price,
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1 Barnett, Mildred Hoyt. Beatrice. Ly-
m Hlbel Palmer, Mildred Finch.
:m VII “raring, Adrian, Nicholle.
m Valli, Gladys Stedman, Dorothy
Mien Beatrice Wilkins Pricllla
man, hill'ian Roos. Josephine Ris-
Clo, Edna Frayer Lillian Sherwood, L
”In Waldrou, Helen Decker Bertha
Peterson, Marion Moe, lda Sconeld,
fileadovere‘ Lovejoy, Ruth Plait,
Apes Warm, Frances Bartliff, Emily
fiver, Bath Decker, Alice Holley,
Ida Banks, Mildred Radian Stanley
Finch. Jay Van Centering, Lois Rhy-
holds. Charles Lycett, Wesley Wil-
kins, Thomas Price, Elton Tichnor.
The prbgrsm consisted of singing and
notations and was very interesting.
«Ellis were presented. and the pastor,
luv. 8. P Fairbanks, made a brief ad—
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The Christmas excrement of ti?“ Ad»
vent Sunday school of Van Zoo! 8!.
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Mrs. E. H. Every, who has been ill
Last Quins. in magnet avenue N with the grip tor seyeral days, is im-
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heals mended ma very much 9:» Mrs c Albrecht or West Side sven
hue, spent Thursday in New York
city.
Harry Oberlandor of New Haven,
spent the week- end with friends in
this lilacs.
Miss ids Jack has returned to Row‘
.tytou, after a-visit' with friends on
Long island.
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The Deli singer Circle met Tues-
day evening at the home of Miss
Lucile Brando:
Karl Raymond, of Providence. lt. l.,;
spent the Week—end at his home on;
West Side avenue.
Miss Dorothy Raymond entertained
friends over the weekend at her
home on West Side avenue.
Mrs. Hans (lager and her son,
Churles, are spending the
with relatives in New York
city.
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.d‘he Mm" were elected:
Wt~L B. Cievetley.
Clerk and Socreul'yo-i‘. t). Albrecht
Trainer—C. fl. Albrecht.
E. E. Evory.
Church Organist-Miss irene Lynch.
um smiles.
The additional members of the
Board of Trmhleoted we W.. H
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and George Cudlipp.
as follows:
bmcht Ipd E. H. Every
dorson.
A meeting of the Rowayton drum
was elected:
President—H. L. Rowland.
Vicepresidont~lllyrton Melt.
Secretary-tycoon“. L Stevens.
Financial Committee—Fred Cakes,
Myrtou Racket and Warren Jennings.
Entertainment
.Foreit, it. I. Stevens Robert Parker,
Mynon Backett, James Jackson, Chas.
Bowman. '
Drum instructor-«E. L. Stevens.
Business manager—H. L. Rowland.
'A turkey, given away under the
eotp's auspices, wem to George .“Llltly-
mond. of South Norwalk.
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his home. uith illness.
The Christmas exercises of the M.
L will big bold tonight at 7: 30 o'clock of arsenic poisoning during the past will be held tonight at 7 30 p.111
The program it as follows —- .
disco: by the school~tlui King is Here.
Scripture reading.
‘Prayer.
Song by School-Christmas Joy.
Radiation—~Welcome Sincere Edwin
Nelson.
motion~st~:§ (who
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Noisy—infant <3!!!in3f
muchHXmas (lifts. six girls.
Radiation—My (lift Mary Johnson.
wlkéci‘sewilclls six girls
Seller—The Wise Men, Edwina Nelson.
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'l'ler‘nnd Ruth Knorr.
Exercise—Xmas Chimes, infant class.
week.
John Cleverley, who is ath‘nding
lcollego in Troy, N Y., is spending
the holidays with his parents on (‘ ran
avenue. , . V . .
Harold Cutbill,
ton avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mills have
me‘PTh, 88”,. In the Hay. Bert moved from Crockett street into the turn at Mien Hurd's exhibitor:
.house owned by Aaron Stevens
McKinley street.
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Miss Harris,
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.Mn. iLawrensy Mavmnorloh. 91 Le:
who. ,iis.atteudlns Weslport wilfi We abortiydfdr tin .y “ ..
Wesleyan College, is spending the West, .tn .nhar‘s of. a large. shipment .\
holidays with his parents, on Roway of .‘paintings «byfiylr Mumnovloh. Q! '
his commissions make it necessary
(or him to remain at work in his st,
lo. He was one of the three xhl
ccntly in Norwalk. ‘ .
Miss Vail, the popular librarian
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Financial Secretary and Collector‘-
Asflstant Church Organist—«Miss
Grant. 1-1 Hitler-y, Franflln Lynch
The finance committee elected was
A B. Cleverley, C. D. Ai-
Bhoir Leaderrllrs. Henry in An
daughter of Mr. and
Gorge Harris, is at home with i
mily in Weatport for the Christ» s
holidays from Smith College.
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PM- You will have a sum party.
Yon will win Wow uponqa wild
hit 91. Waste see-1o: II. We to
regular lake with flood-ates to the
Sound, solemnly by» the most
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“tau-Q section rooms Gor-
Jnm Homestead neat-let. under the
hill. and the old family ,- burying
.eration.‘Yeu menu I. mention at
tions. You will and ecstatic-tins of
ting for Darlen's splendid went,
two years 'ago. ,, You will hear the
com was held last evening. and the crows “mug cub other from the
following cancers for the coming year In" hapches of dead chestnut trees:
that you will also see the merriest,
liveliest, noblest crowd of holiday
=skatera imaginable, in the smartest of
newest sporting furbelows. and the
most fashionable cuts. A land of sun
prison in every sense The old Gor
Committeo~ihry ham house, a land mark of Connecti-
cut country home life, is occupied by
Miss Caroline Gorhnm, the presiding
genius of the neighborhood. and her
brother, who is spending the winter
with her, and Miss Tailln. a guest.
no. Gm hiya that tram their win-
down the crowds of sbators present a
never failing scene of delight, during
ml! hofirgogtii‘ day. no those wan-
filtering Wt night! have nasty.
pie-sum; fitroxn new homes.
and’cvenf in New Yoriclgy. ‘to loin
truths we: whiqh has become a per-
test erase this ulster man the tox-
lmulttlkasecond pleasant“
Wombats. elm Lands itmi Win-i m animal»: 21. in”, a sense all... we Heathen ctormrns can mop-i.
mm the mimohollosn; thrashewillspaad Wham
mmmmdmlo meatless
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39-. “8&9.“ KW ‘thwhl G M. Sanderson had 1W tram
ammnmwmm Wet-W'umly-mm
m “Fla-l all!!! all; spruce‘
ground. links the nascent to past gen-
was selected as the grand-opera sot-
ode He out use
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”l then Wem m If. mo, WM. Winnie, V8 m M “I the
of the American Express Company. united States Cam in this
and told him °t the merit-1:96. °°3 _..city by 3. Alexander Sons 13mg;
tinned the witness.
no room that Fara-mum favor c}. 0‘ “WI “’9‘“? ““9" “J"
selling, his reason being that n was were petitioned into bankruptcy by
inactive on the market and that its amino“ Liabilities areIdisted at.
investment value was unfavorabty sJ'
(acted by Massachusetts laws which "'5 693 of which “I“ are secured
made it (“gum to raise {m5 pars“ claims. All the assets reported are
however thought the New York Cen- stocks valued at $1560 and book ac
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tral ought to be consulted in the mat I . J
The F. and A. M. ’l‘smple lodge will ter he said The witness went m counts of $1.117. Among the larger
hold a meeting in their lodge room in .399 William K. own, with the creditors Rhoda Ripley Clothing Com?
the Fable W Mmy ove- saggesilon- that the New York Central my at Boston, with a claim of “ME,
Ding. There will be several unnot- might want to buy the Boston an}! the Merideu National Bank a loan or“
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that 'lalslncaswtens to come betol‘e Mr. Vanderbilt took it and" consld '33, 600, and Sylverstein Brothels New
U" “W- oration" testified Mr Ledyard, but York ”$339
lat or he told me that the New Yorki ,
Central did not want the stock and ‘ ' '
I that he made no objection to the New “ANT EMBARGO 0M munitions.
il-iaven buying it.” WASHINLYEON, Doc. 21—4110
I W“ movement for legislation imposing an
‘Cftcn Confused.W-;;l “‘3“ Enurflymiunitions abroad has become so insis-
t ' .tent that Chairman Flood, of the '
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House foreign Afialrs Committee, its; -
determined to call a meeting of the V,
attuhomedhflmonlw
street. Be lsastudentat Ilium.
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spent govern! daysasthegnestolhir
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'A meetiungoftheOnderot the East-
era Star will be held in their rooms
in tho- Mla building immedatall' at-
tor/tho holdays Plans will then be
discussed tor several stairs which
they are planning to hold.
The members of thaArion lodge
planning to hold a socialist their,
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. . , hectic and burgoo are both words
bi American birth, but of foreign ex-
on Riverside avenue on. New Year's
we. There will be dancing with
music furnished by Faglh’s orchfistl’s.
All those who attend will have the
pleasureotwatching the new year in
and the old year out.
me” past few nights the men
consortia the construction work on
the new bridge have been working as
late as 10 o'clock at night. The rea-
son tor this is that the tide is low r
night and they have to put- tbs? con-V
traction.
Barbecue is a variation of West in
dian Spanish, barbacoa, a low from
to be smoked. From the framework
the word came to be applied to the
article thus stormed or cooked. Strictly
speaking, it applies only to an animal
(mired entire. as a whole sheep or a
whole on, but it is not held strictly;
Vto that usage.
The modern barbecue is the cooking
work on which meat or fishes are laid5
Congress are being urged along the,
same line.
committee with a view to hearings on ,
:the subject soon after Congress re-
assembles
The committee last year received r?
petitions signed by three million per- . L
sorts asking for. an embargo. The.
committee is again being flooded with
the petitions while my members of .
Representative Lobeck, of Nebras-
ka, stated'today that he had in mind f
the introduction of a resolution au-
thoriiing’ the President to put an em-
bargo on shipments of arms and. am-
,mnnit i011 to countries which interfere
crate in the forms at low tide. Nest of meat on a large scale by roasting
week they will be able to do th'UL'or broiling. in such a way as to pm-
during the day as the this will he serve its juices and flavor.
low then. . . Burgoo is of English origin. coined
. ‘ by sailors to designate thick porridge
WOW 11” been “carted 0“ ”‘9 o.r gruel sometimes also called lob
foundation ’9' the ”a“ black which lolly. American burgoo is a thick?
Willi: $3]: 21$: ‘::w“::fi:? soup or stew composed of the fat andE
‘ juices of a barbecued animal thicken'
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with Amuvlran (tanner-ms .
Pumps and
Specialties
General Macblno
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WWW city tots 3ra flooding their “I“ new block will contain a by ed with a variety of vegetables and H
. _. for the now moving plants, show
Lew , '9”- ' ~’ ‘ ”k which will be started there bxout-of “3“” “um“ .'
WK” W9‘ 3°: 9." lt contort-res has been spelled bur- ”’1'" 5‘» F°°I Rumour- SLV
houses are ' with WEN-end his
ties, and for: the Christmas holidays,
and that skating is one of the chic!
holidays E Church Springdale, is confined to attractions. loin miss Tor-LIB: is
the fact thatuit isrsonsldcod ahso
’ln'tsly art's; 'Ili'tii'c new only from .
our to two fit. deep. Should the loo
owayion avenue. w‘as another victim P“ sum“! it‘hool. Newton Heights, become thiitf there would be my dhh
annoyed mm tall in.
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Narlotta L Johnson
V, conduct“ slung uni;
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Collection ~ ‘ ”m pots a little coin-
Recitation-«A Messenger for Jesus William Pinkuey, Who '9 attending the charming little Westport Mom filly 'L hm by a little
. um had th l a n in: II no ~ - "
Ellison Ferris. college at. Pawilng on the Hudson, is ry, e 9“” e u u 3: hand on ‘ tunes. disciples of
going...“ girls. .- . «pending the holidays with his parents decorated with red berries ““1 hay . L LL..1&97 coconuts tract
Exercise—coon Cheer, Boys and Glad on Rowa'yton avenue “m“ ‘n m" “M“ “9"“ “w M be innit m j Bone and are ex
. Games. Girls 12 girls and boys. 7 r" ,ple know that the libragy :tandshti? r m, Mun“ owner-
-u.¢i.,.x,m mg... 9 mung”- in.» no”; «war as. my, W” ““3 °' “‘e “we" “8“" ‘ on, us one ' moans» been
endowed it and made it possible, and
memoralises Morris. K Jesup, who
was born in Westport. There is a
. imomorlal tablet to Ebenes‘él' JesupL
I .. , ' isnd one to another prominent son Q;
"in? and M 8 A' !‘ Hathaway and Westport. Samuel Burr Sherwood, and
e winghlcr, are spending the holi- an unusually fine lite sine portrait of
days with Mr and M"; “0.1“" Baths ' the latter. such a portrait as one rare-
way, of Boston, “a” ly sees. and well worth it visit to the
Library.
, L ted in a little place
_LL~,!l'cnne'hlas and many‘
_ may practical rol-
installed, a '7 or mother is paid by
the comma: tfiasury for work done in
her horns for her husband or children
and the child is remunerated at the
rate of so much an hour for his help
turner-vices, while the husband is not
only paid for his profession or his
L trade but by the hour for chopping
One of the most charming of trees his own wood or worm his own
was one blown down by the story; garden. This’ is certainly glorifying
,and decorated entirelyby the children '0“ “a we“ a W mill!!! would
0f the Shani“!!! River IW 0‘ the", {o .ushef‘tn the klm Of
Weistport. who even made nil tht‘l chc Heaven. -.
oration-n themselves “The tree was
the central feature of a Christmas
play and cantata setting :0th the ‘
.varlous ways in which the great fes-‘ ;
tival is celebrated in foreign lands,i
_ =5“: by schoolgllclpn
M09 is of gifts.
Savage are pleased to know that she
its able to be out again after a recent
.ntth of appendicitis.
it True.
«‘vJu't'lge William ’8, Case has handed
down a decision-in the matter at Will-
' la- 0. Shaw, trustee, vs. Ann R. Jacle
. min which he upholds the conten-
., (Jen at I[light a Light. attorneys for
the plaintli! in their denial of a plea
.fiIL abatement filed by Gray & Gray,
Ioptional for the defendant.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Jiathaway and
. their daughter. are spending the holi-
" 'days with Mr. and Mrs. Homer nam-
“Mr. and -'Mrs. Charles lanterns. away, of Boston, Mass.
troll, Mich..'.‘irn spending a few days ,.
with Mri? Hill's parents, Mr. and
Vfiru.VLealle,t'lamble. on Beaview Place,
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or. Morrison and his sister, a: New
York city. were among the out-of-
town guests who attended the wed-
ding of Miss Wilburklllondny Qven-
ing. " ‘ ’
"Tholeuea of the bridge were open.
ed certain. intervals this morning to
,allow Connecticut Company workmen
to'make alterations. ‘
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L tic/in. he said.
“Entry and Clarence webb. employ
New York city are spending.
as will alumni nuts): tuba ”him
on Friday evening at the detist “in“; custom“.
seated by 'tho school children iii
“It”. More with their. manly on "“3““.- The “3"“? “REM 9‘ .9 and. EMU?” snowed tugboat
' Mt street
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an“; Mead of “@590“ .‘5 "a. he a sqfinl- hour, and Storm 11 to 12 Brown of Sweden
unlock, with a prayer unit countenance my“; teaching or ~Mrs vegan. Qird- . .
”I'mcctlng, and from in to truism will
$11.. loud her as‘sistamt Mrs
Handicrafts are
sail prlnc
each nationality being cleverly reprs- :
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‘ 'itlng a few days with his patron”, there will be religious exercises, with taught in 'an attractive :lltgtle sky » ‘
511‘. and Mrs. E E. Mend, of Educ a cement by VRcv. E. s. Jackson, or lighted work shop, and much or
Petty. at Charles street—baa so;
cur-ad ‘apositlon moment. 9. ~
M iii. Bridgeport.
in» “role family. or comment -
the Emotional: reintwn
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‘ ton and liable, it and but were end
‘ this New Rayon and; formerly connect-I
h; or with thertild Newt: rm and New
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town parties. There will also be
store fronts with a frontage sl.‘ l6 fret m“ “M" ”‘ impression that it “‘-
and a mu 0‘ 30. J“. what line of derived”! lrom the French but ‘that is;
litmus” that will be opened in these a mistake
Fm," 1. nkuo'n I There is no rule or recipe for tunk- 1“
._....._.. in; it except experience and a geniusi
‘A large truck. belching to the Kent for making at sarory “and notable com
company of South h‘oiwalk crashed pott‘aiifi it only consist of i‘sh and‘
”into the Adamsexpreue company wa- fetch? cbnbak.‘ vegetables"! and 'aan
anon. driven by Clarence Allen, at that W tutu appeals "to' the 'appfiflte.—al
in est end of the Red brldt'c. The driv- magnum“, Nevis.‘~ ' .- l
.cr 0! the wagon was thrown to the
imaduay but he an» unlimited. The; GER-M8 IN LiBflARY BOOKS. {
Iwngon was badly damaged. it was! (‘HIWCAsQ Dec BWI! spread
K Ill? lnt venll that a 99‘1““ ,disease in the opinion of Dl‘ John:
in d I a '5 n ' " mu Robertson. whotoday ordered 3"
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lwoaqo. W, $.1an its .tnstlmda. of :mdhnsrbooks.
V . Ion“ are almost in continuous Vcir~
caution . ..~l'i..-. Ybljfi LLl'WIL‘LL'L"
l‘lr. Robertson proposet‘im “oath“ . QED, not)
L books dislniected to eliminate the' . - .
.(tanger of infectious diseases. lie be. ought to be one of the moat attractive
‘ lieves that the life of germs in books. 1'00!!!” in your home. W6 can W you
*in frrm three. to live our! to make it comfortable and dainty.
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{chusetts at the time of the BostonV BEFORE BREAKFAST. q m g" a
ways give. .
I Come in to look over the styles,
that are favored just now.
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Your first presentation will.
leave a. lasting impression.
Good, if you show and in. yqtr
toilet. Neglctced teeth show- .
carelessness in other details.‘
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Dr. l. H Mallory
Let him render, at a do gal
charge, his roiessmnal
and Maine acquisition.
The defense omitted the usual open
ling statement to the Jury. it was
tainted that the attorneys did not ex-.
poet to occupy more than two or
three days in the presentation of theirIi
case.
Malone testified that he was called
into coniultation by Governor Draper
in connection with' the Boston Rail-
road Holding Company bill, which,
when afterward enacted by the Muses.
ciiuaetta Legislature in 1909, gave
legal sanction to the acquisition of
the Boston and Maine by the New
Haven.
Malone said that he drew up the
bill. Timothy F. Byron‘s; at that time
vice president and logls the axon of,
the New Haven, came to the witness' IV Those 0‘ "5 who I"? accustomed to
cities on one occasion Malone testl- '9" dull and 1‘9"? Wm“ W9 “139
lied. and made some suggestions in splitting headache, stuffy from a cold,
writing on the bill. Some of them, the; foul tongue :nasty breath, acid stom- -
witness said 1’“ adopted die “umlach. can, insteM. feel as fresh as a
. not recall precisely what they were.’
‘but said the medications that resulted W ”3' ”mm the sluices 0' the
are slight. tile consulted with noisy-tam each morninesndflu'shlns out
her perpon connected withfthe New‘ the whole of the internal poisonous
'lh it denied 0 cross—Exam eta t matter:
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leation that he had consulted with Eva-”n" Whether ailing, "ex on
Govcrnor Draper or ”WM! also ”two", should, each morning before
to who would be president or the Bonn breakfast. drink a glass or real hot
{War with a teaspoontyl oi limestone
“ya-w." will 5.». no}. anoint
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Sanitary science has of late model
rapid strides with results that are of”.
untold biasing to humanity. The lat
est application of its untiring research I
is the momendation that. it is- as
necessary to attend to internal Sanita- ‘
lion 0! the drainage systEm of the hu-
man body as it is to the drains of the
house.
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Arthur 1*. Russell. of co ! tor phosphate in it to wash iron the"
stomach minimal the grains
Webdlgfltmowutor sour bile and
new when the latterlpéiaouotm toxins; thus cleansing,
road was independent. identified 91- swab-toning and My,“ the entire
{star-s? minutes or the New York and ~ numb!!! canal before putting m
Mfimfigfig taifi‘svlim ‘ food into the stomach. The action '
president or the New England at that hot water and many phosphs
‘vouown one goon "
sate silo FRlENDS
to sinus “unit at. ‘
hours: 0 a. m. t
by artmnlfllonfii ”Us;
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