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the vireo connected with the box.
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Li‘tlng the atlas. while the luau
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tell and that la a momentum lame. alarm. They then showed him that it
i tide club what the fire was dincover-
i. 4‘!“ M. mm... ., Wear 3 in the harbor. near the gt.“ 5.“. When the negro was arrested many . .-
‘ ;- machete; abouu' m Percale!” i to Not, for list. the at". attracted pane-a thought that he had some . .
a 9' We. Galateas. \ollea. Batiste. {
. count-s. see-suckers. Gerhardinoa, etc.» people in all parts of the city. this. "it" to“ Vim earth: the In. The .
. , A “file" “80”me of (Continued from ii'irat Page.) dreda took lituys nod street cars to rumor nomad quickly that a man Ibo ' ' '
WHITE GOODS ‘ the blaze. Others walked. Many came "threw a bomb was created.” There C0
_ . gt 3 t The private alarm of the company‘ln autoo. All the way to the Stretford V“ “will“, “0'11“! to the "FOIL . .
' - l ifailed to work when a watchmen triad avenue bridge, over balfa mile dlitant 7" "0 IS “19 Incest this city has
' E. K. BANKS to opemte it. The wires cm was a line of humulty'. Peering at h“ 1" ‘ '0“! time. ‘
“molten. Hotel Clack: i . Iwith the alarm box were burned by thc unusual spectacle. “ ’SA LE
Booth NOMIR. l Flna' Clean Up that time, it is believed. t Au“. Jammed um“ i
E - _ t “i _ Two firemen were caught under 3 Automobiles jammed the streets; mm W]
, ‘ in falling wall and were seriously iniur- Through the "togagued streets the:
4 Broken Lots of Men's Overcoats ed. fire apparatus. all motorized, ripped at _"“ o 0
Favors and Place i ‘ The building in fully insured. but all hazards. melting remarkable ti'ut.‘ .. ) THE PALACE.
i at HALF PRICE the loss of business will greatly hurt fitment“ no though on “a“, streets the lhc lalllt‘c‘flllt‘dil'tnl again announce 80¢ Blys ‘ Dollars Worth
the concern It is capitalzied at 8295. motor tr .h t '-i d f r the tin e.- a ”'9 "‘9‘“ 0" "‘9 “l P‘" 0’ "I“ '
Cards 315 Overcoat-i -- -- $7.50 . . a: “'1‘"; :m. m week, in their “Jubilee Vaudeville
. . $18 OVercoats ..... $9.00 The company made all kinds of into the bowling ”ante: the firemen (“’"‘"“‘~" lt 1“ seldom ”‘11 “"511 "1" r o
For Washington’s B'nhday At ‘ stcel. hammered or rolled, Spiral and went. Hone was quickly connected terest '8 manifested in any forthcom-t Stet lug Furnlture C0
1 $20 OVCTCONS -- $10.00 .- , . . f ing amusement event, its has been '
tiiiptic tar springs or steam and with hydrants, the stump“, '9", _ , ' .. n d x IW . S S N
DONNELLYS . M EN‘S $2.00 and $3.00 HATS street cars as we“ as railroad warmth started at work and furiously and "01"”? ““h‘"Elmo‘s’zwbgn’p‘e Z“ ' 7 ’9' 3 'ml" " ' ‘
i cry forgings were manufactured there. bravely the firemen battled with the amt ‘ or t 9 " en Y. van “ Pam 1%
STATIONERY STORE ! 95¢ Over two years ago the plant was. dam. great dire. Quickly however ”it: "Her greatest protean Sill‘. Mr. 0M"
. ‘-—"‘ . . . . . , ' .' en .iict‘iiincy. who has appeared at
16 South Mam Street. . .vged 1’) a “m the . . domes “m eating "p the linilding'... ever ieadin theatre in the world a"
‘ . The company located to iii‘idgeport llooi' after roof fell. “a". fitted. “a Y K ' . ' ‘ ‘l
- - “gers fitevens in 1865 coming here from Windsor Ihcn the firemen left there H” only the bonufied headliner .\o Bl’llll or;
i Locks. Officials were. all present at the charred wood and mm” ml i. nitration has ever topped him in lhlnf
‘ x W South Norwalk. Norwallt. last night's blaze. Chief [mutt] y“ "a", ”“er Escapes. or any foreign tountry. ills appear |
3 Johnson. of the fire department. dit'f‘t‘t Time an" lime firemen jumped ““39 “l ”‘9 Palace ‘9 therefore a not ‘
i' . ' “ ed the firemen. Thousands witnessc'i‘tmrt‘ n few steps, only to escape I 3““ accession. Ml MPGH'MYB I)“
‘ ,. Members of lititler Lodge. 1 0. O. the blaze, the most :ipectacular in this mun” timber ‘ hMl‘v “PM mm"- formant-e. consists of a preteen play
s F. met last pvt-nine. conducting the city in years. The ROsediile and 01h Lives u,” threatened at all timea :“led. ”Billy Stiles. Everybody —~—-—— — - -
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trout.“ litl\iilt‘.~.~ imu liiltL. if! bottls‘in the llllr?:‘n9¥:: [it]: it": i‘ohtz‘n‘ en worked Vallitti'l)‘. threw up 1.13:“ P“: 0:4yctioifi'mxkpltl‘y’s xx, i
¢N fl. ‘ UK" “ 0“, M“ a ‘ ."liics and kept the curiitts crowd ' ‘ ‘ ' . .
ht” i‘rrticrick “ut.htp_\_ of Wm The many friends of Frederick W dltv i: in ruins, The tire was extitrihflt‘.‘ Only one "Hm I.” made. Aicg‘r‘c‘e; “its: "effing"; hi; Even (ht mph“ lance "It made after a
New ~1l‘t-‘t‘l. is visiting fi'.‘ n fttw‘ Brown. formerly of this city. will be guishctl by two o‘clock. but the plum colored "um named John “wt“ of,” rume an '0 up. n ‘9“ 180
(in): m ”w liOlllt‘ m h“. hrothei',’ interested in the nnnounccment oi thv rt’illl)’ “MN destroyed “1‘1”“ ““ iiout. Strttllctd. (might ihrDP Wll‘fimefliucond' ll least "x” "m” during hm PMORIAL REvmw
“with mm.” in “mm”, marriage of Mr. iiroun and Miss Maud the buildings having been badly ruin- ; uhcu thty tried to keep him from the: performance. Every "0‘59“ hf“, 0"
' a ' Kennedy. of “fishingtqu. l). t‘.. which oil before an alarm was turned it. It“.... t“. I“ locked up in l.” Second ‘ Europe azd distinguished met: iii this PATTER
‘ , i . - . . . ;‘ 1 . ”country are on omnge o in N
Matters m. “new: ””qu “,th tool. place rtcentli iii \\ nshington. Mr. Om hundied and twenty men ill‘ ‘ ”mm“ or the chatge of drunkenness I great "fl“ During Mr Mctllvney‘e
d"' . i when ”w Lady Jennings. itrown. at former train dispatcher on thrown out of work. it” heart of the PM"! “W “Nil I . ' l . . .
“M” ' ‘ . the llanbury division of the New York. John Farrell. of 373(.‘utheflnc sin-m. -.e t t t, t,tu, ,mttunxcmrnt It ‘ikllha that” in us that indescribable chic and st le l
1 ti Qh l (l’ i iicthlehcni met ‘poh‘ ”'9“ ‘0 “Ti 9 ' th i - I -
‘0 “I ‘ PM" 5 I) ' »Xew Haven and Hartford railroad. watt-hump for the company for Jittietet. A. “mm“ and Terrance J. “ashington. Secretary Daniels “d! soundidcsued by all good dressers. '
““‘ ””4” now holds an itiiportiint executive DO- )eitrs. dsicnvct'cd the blaze. lie :lllllutcy.” numerous 001" "MOM 5‘1““ 0' ”l" Wh take and i
’ ' "_ {sition with the Southern Railway Co. ‘ Victor l‘at‘c. watchman for more than‘ Haa Narrow Etclm. ltheatre were invited upon the sage to y dandmtim: on Q
.,. u. lauds. one of lh(‘t‘"|ll10,\(‘h "hm, M). and M” ltrown will reside t“ to yeah. we“, the only two men n Tit-nuns Reilly a fireman. "H.witnees a prformnnce. They are said. . [will let)! [5 .
? blunt-r" riuriu Mills. caught ,-. linger . , d ' h it? ' ito have declared MeGivney‘s peflornr .d'e“ ‘_ Y0“ M '7
. . . liniiiinhton .the plant. The fire stone int c ro .uu'ht under 1 failing “uh". but it, .. , V!“ m the at
t of hit- tight hand in naiyemg maclilnei _..- ..-__ . :lllll mills. fifty feet "0!, a heating fur is! another“ or “6 did lovanco the most wonderful act they lawsuit is CW9“
.' this morning. and the finger was . . . , . .tmtw There WIJ no night fort-e worn. . . lit“ ever won." The patrons of the soon "'5‘! -
. ~Rt‘~9r\t‘d sents foi Mondays has . «trike hh. W hm on Park St. . .
' epltt .open. lit- was sent by automo- . . . mg and the day men had left at e We hm, seen the V9?! Ml in Thea: arctbe really at-
: ketottll gathc now out salc «t Gillutml . Horace Slum. d 909 MONO. 84.. . . d
i ~ 5“. [0 ”I. NOTWJIIK Hospital for downtown ‘Intl ll‘t"01l"l uptown O'Clock. Tht‘y banked u". am in “"chme ff" (“Mm m "IO ll“. vaudeville and many who attend the mg" m
> ’ ' ‘ ‘ " ' ' 7 I h ve visited near b cities and
“3 “”"W‘" ‘ i __-________ furnaces. five hour: before the blue sixteen Md!!! mm wudaotube ““9 ‘ 7 . .
- — . -_... _- . . summit. mt... imam m reallo- .. "n ”m °' "w "WW PM“ Pictomi Renew
‘ APPROVE ACTS OF OFF'CERS' ’ f! ' . in other house-e but rarel have the!
h ; —-DON’T FOIGCT i Baron A" band. in: you. IMHO. m in'tlte an“. ever It ' "I J‘muon to
. i. -. -o..,.t . um . ""- - ' ii. the hammer alto.) . M "M a
; M ‘m ( W cm “rm “ up : .\ll-.‘Rli)i~}.\'. ri-E‘ii.~i‘i-:Tr=) ili'i'i'e. Th" ”'1" m' 4 Patterns II .
, the streets
‘ ncy presented to tho Milesacliusetts
' l nit Madison street house. The 0th.
. or is a complaint made. by a father in
habit of count
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luncheon Fridays and a anoint dinner
Thltl‘sltttys
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Signs ol‘ spring and winter conflict;
of Wallingford. for forty-one years
rniployed in factories which are now
a part of the International Silver
and the spring shop are the buildings
destroyed. Th0 him We" not dun-3 TM, “W to we ’1”! 0'“), t0
aged. The buildings covered over ”oiflnd it nearly destroyed. M'_' Smith
'9‘" i“ brcadth ““1 3"“ Wm'” 20“ anid that he cannot learn how.“ atart-
Pd.
ed inst night when it slight snowstormicgmw' and in the ”mum" ““9“"; feet wide. They were of wooden mm id but be domé the ban! lino”. J.
interfered mm the playing of a hur- meat since the incorporation of tho etruction. except the rolling “u"..Windttor Pallet. “we“ oi the cont-
dy gurtly that had been playing lntqm'm'my i" 1893' W“ “m“! 'Wl‘V‘. which is supposed to be a fireproof .9“
yesterday lifter->9" 0‘ "‘9 CO'WW'M‘ by ”'9 d‘m‘W" bulldinit. .\'o damage was done to thef’t
.. tainthelr meetinti rule-rd“. accord-j businesscflico. which l‘il bout-led in . a ty mm.
.01 .j .ting to an .otiiotal unouncentcnt. to- brlolt structure.
here
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Tonight. fit the Brunswick. bowling:
alleys. potent and pmnpwlcktbowli"
rig teztms'iwli‘i clash in the 2d some,
teams vv‘iii clash in ‘the.seoondfgnnte
pt “1“ three-team howling tourna-
ment. Norwnlk is now in the lead by
our attitw.
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The mum of Michael Monuhtvu.
chiu‘ited wilhf‘nusault on Robert Hip-
smi, H'lit‘dllit‘d‘lo be held this morn-
inu bv-torc Judnc George ll. Vosbugi'.
was continued until February and. to?)
Pliilhl" the defense to secure outlets-3
rs. ’ ‘ !
Saloon keepers in this city itre in-
tcresied in a bill which L. (‘. Dow-
Legislnture. which provides that when
hard liquors. Rti-Callt'd, are served.thc
harkeepcr must pour the drink. it is
also stipulated in the bill that the
summit must not be less than two
tilll‘t't's and not over four.
.Mtrtiiotlisins him against dancing,
Clll‘ll playing! theatres and the circus.
was bitterly assailed yesterday at
tln- sci-mid session of the conference
of thc lTnion of American Methodism.
in limitston. ill. Representatives of
the Methodist Episcopal church
South, sounded the warning against
the specific prohibition aimed at the
doctrine of the Methodist Episcopal
church of the North.
TWO complaints made yesterday to
ihc- police are being investigated to-
day. One concerns the allegation
made by a .New..York.mdn concern.
ing a young man and woman rooming
the downtown section about his son's
in: «way from school.
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his to be trusted." ..
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tiny. Mr. Hide illlii “the vacant-'y‘whtcli
cemetwlih the death of George t it.
Cuttisf' long tls'treelturer. ' ‘
The directors also "unanimously 0" 0' Engine WENDY ‘N0: 32 "1‘ . No' the fire noon at out. The ion,
approved' the acts of its oneers and. Harry iiilslngcr. of 695 William: St.. cannot be estimated tonight. Tomorr i
executive committee in the strike and, ““0 " memberof mu“, No. 2‘ Both row 1 guy brittle to tell. but the reel .
the “"9 found under a fallen wail. uh? loss will not be known‘for What will; a.
recommended continuance "of
policy heretofore pursued."
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ifSilfV fill BRANDIES
\\'-.\Slll.\'t:TON, Feb. 1?. Two
prominent Boston attorneys—«Moor-
neld Storey and Sherman Whippicn
were among the witnesscs called to
testify 'at today's hearing before the
Senate Judiciary subcommittee re-
garding the fitness of Louis D. lirtin-
dcis to be it member of the Supreme
Court of thc United States.
Having concluded its cross‘exttminu-
tion of Sidney W. Winslow. president
of the linitcd Shoo Machinery Com-
pany. regarding his charges of unpro-
fessional cottduct on the purl of Mr.
Brandeis. the committee was prepared
to hear today Messrs. Storey and
Whipple and other witnesses regard
ing the Warren will and Leno: bank-
ruptcy cases.
Tomorrow the committee plans to
hear 'Austen G. tFox. who is appear-
ing as counsel for those opposed to
Mr. Brnndeis‘ confirmation. make an
opening statement as to charges his
clients expect to prove and to take the
testimony of any witnesses he may
produce.
Brandeis helped to wreck the New
York and New England tRailrond in
1892 and 1893. with the result that it
was absorbed by the New Haven
road.
Aimed as to Mr. Brautieis’ repute»
tion as a lawyer. 'Mr. Story testified:
"i think his reputation In the ans»
ton Bar is that he is a very capable.
very energetic man. and. if necesharyt
to advance his objects. he is not
scrupulous as to his methods nor is
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, The Begin-ingots :cess
Wesafequard your‘mo
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, Safety is the first requisite of the prudent saver and
‘ the strength of this inptitutitm recomm
"Bank for YOURxSal/ings. ' ‘
. . . . . 'FQY-Rfif-‘l' you every courteiy,
and convenience and ply interest, on your savings.
One dollar is enough ‘with which to“
ends it as the
open an meant:
by. who ”91?:fl
reel. said that e buildinga arc ful-
nutupqtt. .
' firing"
Firemen Inlurad.‘ "Tbtlt h, 1 vrh
The firemen inlured are: Daniel Kil- . Mr. Nil! aaid. ”his tI "i“ l-tg bus-
i‘et‘n- 0‘ 2033 955“" “9““ 5‘ ““m‘ inc-ti season. Tt‘ngd are. booming.
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conscious. Killeen suffered an injury . ht. the ion in mung" not tn property:
to the left arm. to the chest and to the3 Mount of Stock Unknown. t
head. iillslnger’a right arm was cut ;- Cblottef’lfilmcr H. Haven! and 1" Ci
Iand bruised. his chest was lncernted (‘ummfigm u“ ‘ were with Mr. pat-.9
land his head was cut. Dr. E. ll. Wcl- lot at the fire. t
'ed the men Md mu" "m” "amethe end! not learn last. There were
ambulance to the Bridgeport hospitaluv'tt" 0‘ it.“ and If“! quantities of
“wt “1“ "90'9“ .bpl‘lnl‘fl “and it. is said that nearly
Thr- quickness with which the. blaze ”00.000 ia”represenled by the stock
.dcstroycd the large buildings aurprlh. perhaps mo". Steel at the present
"cti the officials of the company and "16 time is worth “,6” than it ha been
.“liN‘lMO”. tin yearn} due mainly to the demand
"NM N° I‘P‘°“°"~ idiot-ed by the war.
Five minutes before he discovered. Had Remington on“...
Itho blue Watchman Farrell had been Mr. Fnrist admitted that the com-
:in the boiler room and saw nothlns puny h“ orders for plain steel "0.“
th'OllS- “9 said. ““9"“ that "e the Remington interests. ilow mum
.heard no explosion. except the sound the orders “10““th to he did not
ill! the falling ”do!- From time to cute to say. He said that the com
'“mt‘ “5 11 T00! '9“ tbere “'3’" a '0“ [any sold steel to the Remington 00..
report and people living in the mum and what that cmpgny did with it
was no concern of the Portal conf-
borhootl said that such was the first
{sound they heard. The theory that a party. If the Remington used it to
make bullets the Paris: company had
.giu bomb might have been placed in
.‘he building by a Teufbb' y'mpamlzeti’l‘tgth‘htg to say about it. i
was generally scouted as ridiculous. Scout‘aomb Theory. i
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Saw shooting Flamea. i \‘one of the officials put any stock
i-‘iirrcll said he went from the r_oi- in the bomb theory. But nelthe:
I" ”‘0" into the hammer shop, less could they say how the tire did start.
’than 15 feet away. 'He looked out to The rolling mills. they said. had been
see flames shooting skyward. To the dead since 6 o'clock. There were tires
jcompuny's private b0" N“ 633' he in three furnaces. That a defective
.hurried. broke the glass and pulled due in a furnace caused the fire w“
”‘9 hook. He thought he turned in an the theory the omciale seemed to loan
itilnrm, but as Superintendent of Al- toward.
tamis Frederick Pitt ascertained after;
. cards. the mechanism did not. work. Charles Morris, of 68 East Main 8;
Pull. Fl" 3""- ‘opened his house to the lnured firemen
A ”“39"” mm“ Crowley ' “dam“ while the ambulance was on its way
not ascertained. saw the finmes and to the hints. He also furnished the
he ran ‘0 E‘“ Main ““1“ “d Strnt- firemen with coffee and sandwiches.
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from Box No. 631. John Smith, musi- pharmacy. assisted the firemen tn ev-
clttn in a local theatre, saw the flame; ery way he could.
when he was on the Stralford around The thouunde who witnessed the
“”5" °“ his W.” tothia 50““ in E9“ blaze will probably never forgot the
Bridgeport. When he reached the {301'- ‘ sight. The harbor WIS lighted up and
5" Where 9“ 631 W.“ M “30 W” the names shot skyward for ti tong
about to turn in an alarm but prow- time, lighting up the links and hm.
lay [0t to the btfi first. in the mean: seating 8 wonderful Blkht.
time another man went into Knee.
‘ man's drug store and telephoned . to
tire headquarters. . >
' Then mlnuioa after the first tilarm
at 196 East Main.
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)counta. ‘how nor." ;
'fo'r a great time and everybody will‘
at how much stockl
idou. of the, mergency howltal. trap there “5 in theuplant My. nr'st aaid i own company. an organization that
.il now recognized on quite the had-
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lord avenue and turned in an alarm Frederick W. Geibold. of the Kneemau
compare with Owen hicleney. The
remainder of the bill in well up to the
atandard. it qonalete of “thanked”.
a apectacular alnging and dancing nov-
elty with live girls and three mop. The
Sothern Trio. singing comedians. Hou- ‘
aid 1 Mason. black face entertainer». i
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Styles
suntan. tee you aw.“ (£3.
appointment.
Ail: the best draw
as in your town what
tend Banjo Bill. the man who make-"t-
fbanjo nut. in addition then.- will al-- "" . WW“ a"? ““"“‘*1 .‘
loo he pupa-med a fenturo photo Dian “Mindy-ffié-Wfifl-e know "h“ ‘3 good. .. ii
‘ to gtv‘ the bill pa aiilpiclouei H 16 SOUTH 7
finish. Patrons of the’Pala'ce “arelni MAIN my '(
| James Denneiiy
be there.
O'Irian'a Mlnatrola .Tonlgbt.
No niinstrci entertainment ever pro
nted ie more pleasantly remember-
ed. or received more compliinenta
than the splendid show given by Neil
O'Brien and is associates on their
i'irat three tours of the country. on
which occasions .‘lir. O‘Brien made biri
appearance here at the head of his
has since been very successful and
February SA ' E:
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ing attraction in its particular field in
this country. Mr. O‘Brien with a
brand new and larger organization,
including the following artists: Eddie
Ron. Eddie Minter. ‘Laloee White.
tPete Detxel.‘ Major Nowak. David
Morris. James Randi, Leslie Berry.
Winfield Williams. George F. Peduut.
Jonathan Haw. Don and Al Palmer.
comes to the Regent this afternoon
and evening. For this year's enter-
t‘ment. iiir. O'Brien has written tvro
new ‘titetcbes. one called "Darktown'st
Bravest Fighting the Flames.”»which'
he uses for his own vehicle, and in
which he has a character which is
said to be extremely quaint and bu-
moroui; the other. "The Penny Ar-
cade." in which Eddie Mallet heads
the cast.
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. Real butane often'beglna with the first savings de- .
13: "01":
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N mum? tsvfiumos “on a To 3," .
we: turned in the second elarnt sound-
ed. L-Anewering the :urit alarm were
Blaine: No. 2 middle. 5, Chemtci'i
No. 1. Trundle. 8. 0n thembml
' elements. m No. 8. -_ .'
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meonl an than-test. loan of unusual
now when boom is to be had and-
‘when picture better-thee «uibe' ,
fora. new ulmtfl'thatoldut. ,
emu“ _ .
H“ mm Fina. ‘ . - Oat sewice‘ minim ancient and 69¢
. The Met mm, bu bad morn fiscwucy. qullity end ‘cour'- , -
fdretrintltewith“notieoourioue‘ o » , . 7“- ‘ -' -
u that oHui incite. The the it ihta‘ ‘ WHY NOT MAKE. OUR
partlcuiar time. as oleiale pointmt’it' ACQUAINTANCE?
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