_;i
"York. lot and “Scott street.
War. ~
Irideeportlliaalytoliaryi".8tik.
lot. manila avenue. War.
”win L Stevenson to Edmond C.
Smith, nine acres. Connecticut Turn-
pike. War.
3 hoeorCambouhie Prion
l
IORIALI. 1013!.
Wows-peso, Twenty-Five Wordsorieuuc
i‘hreeiimeamhchWWortieentparWlnbiack-
linen c. Carver to Edmund 1. pa-'
i dioton and wife, lot and buildings. liar-
: hor View Beach. War. ‘
g. Natalie Janina-to Bertha it. Nagy,
=lot, Lowe street. War.
William coerce to Josephine ll.
"mm. Thompson. lot and buildings. (noon
T0 LET—nlflCE 31003. 30“ ll-
lll'ovements. 25 Stuart avenue. Bent
ireasoanhie.
FOR SALE—BOSCH HIGH TIN-
oiuu magneto and road coil, dnl sys-
(can. Also wind shield. Presto-tank.
fiche“ carburetor and hand Klax-
on Phone 5H, Norwalk.
l
l T0 Lav-s .10: new almon-
m“ 3‘ ‘. low, Ive rooms and bath, electric lisht
_ _ "lalao a large garden. already ploughed.
‘0' “L543 T0 REM. 3’ BAY“ Rent very reasonable. 20 Howard it.
vew avenue unusually attractive. his“. Norwalk Inquire 1. leGuh-e
rem house steam heat, large Mined: 22 Howard We“ ' m 3':
large lot, line shade. Good view, ' __
pleasant surroundings. Owner, l'll T0 LEV—SECOND FIDOR AT “5
hankiln street, South Norwalk. South mm ML 5 “on“. “a “a
"3” “Modern inprovnants. inquire at
‘lSout Ma .
sane BANK var opnxnn sr; h m M ”mm 1954 “m 3‘
s.—
-~,avonne. War.
WANTED—A GENERAL SERVANT Ernest Wilkinson to Timothy J.
at the Day Nursery. 21. Union street. idahre and wife, lot and buildinfl.
All lily Sunday free . am it] Golden Hill street. War.
_3 Daniel '1'. Murphy to Catherine E.
4 WANTID I 08 4 EMBED! Green. lot and buildingn. East avenue.
:or unfurnished rooms or little apart- W“ .
‘ment tor light housekeeping near trol-l ladallne F' “ebb and Minerva hi.
iey or center. Must be first class in‘ “"5 to John 1 Hyatt. building lot.
’OVQI‘y respect. Address “References." Fair-field Park. War.
Glenhrook, Conn. m2? at Learand Raymond to James ill. His
jr., lot and buildings, Main and Hon
" . ~ v. ii. .
. WANTED — MAN To 31mm W” "
shingles. Apply ii. V. Carr. 16 S a-
view avenue, East Norwallz. m2? 3t
l _
the Miss Makin homestead. The beat’
T E — ' . '
oi sand around this section. Any 0 L T “‘0 FiMlLY HOLBE
,containing four and slx'room n rt-
needed can phone a“ ”86‘ Ralph Per-i manta. Belect neighborhood Renal!
”an m2! 3‘ . and Oil. For further particular inquire
_:at the Old Well Cigar C0. OI“. 33
FOR SALE-16 FOOT MT 801 \\'ashingion street. m22 ti
inn motor boat. Engine nearly new.
Apply W. R. Cartwright, 63 Cove ave-l
one. East Norwalk.
on IllDlllSSES
llllii lilil iiiiill
WANTED—‘JANITOR Ftii CLUB}
Addrens F. J. L, .8 lianford Plum-1..r
. South Norwaik. mZ'l 3t
i
. "'l
.warlrno—ornaa'rons. 00“"; an roast. May 29.—Today's ex-1
liaiutoat Co. o. \‘iater street, South ”Hive” stagnant ”mum on me:
. Norwaik.
i Stock Exchange bore the familiar ante I
‘ih ‘
5 . . ‘ . ollday aspec. is with
!‘ WANTED—\OURG GIRLTO LARE;m I of gains lhd losses, le l e"
.‘for child. All time or part time. Ap-l predominating at the clone. Dealing!
_ ply 17 Chestnut street. 11:26 St were the lightest and my contracted;
Q ‘ FOR RENT—UPPER PART OF
‘27 “l. house, 100 South hfnin St. Small fam-
—, ily of adults. Rent :18. Inquire of 0.
FOR SALE-4N EAST NORWALKQ E. Hoyt.
:3 building lots. no down and 85 a .—
month» Apply George E, Finch. T0 LET-DISK Roms n (I
Winfield St, a. N ‘ nifb3t}WALL arm. mourn 0N ran
- illBEs. 8. 00m. all if
con SALE—1N EAST NORVi'Al.K.'; ' -
im- minutes from bridge, new six-j To LET—ONE naur uousn,
lmilil cottage. with bath, electric West aloe of :1 Union street. Seven
lipillln. gass, cemented cellar and aside. rooms and bath. Steam heater, aloe-
walk Plenty of grapes and fruit. Gar-g tric lights, all new. gas range connec-
tion and work shop. Will sell for less’tlon. Newly painted interior and ex-
than cost Part cs-sb. over hell can rc- terror. New uplodate plumbing. Rent
strain on mortgage at 5 per cent. a rare‘ 20 per month. Possession at once.
bargain at the price asked. Address The Hatch & Bailey 00.. 30 Innhau
"owner," Box 319. South Norwall. street, South Norwalk. All ti
mil 6t
'— 'ro LET—TWO APARTMENTS 0!"
F50 SALE—LOT No, a, NORTH five rooms each. writ improvements.
side of Fifth avenue, on trolley line. At Nola 55 and 5‘! spring street. in-
most Norwalk. Conn. For particularsfqulre hire. R. Tariov, lo Grows st, or
price, etc, inquire of William 3. Wll- : telephone 1393-12- M if
cox, Keeler Block. Washington St. ‘
' mis twl To LET—A sronn. 201 nasr
+ [Washington street, hot Norwaik. in-
F0. pug-” ROOM HOUSE, provoments. Inquire Dr. Bohannon, 64
plot, 115x102; heat, water. electric South Main street. Telephone so. Also
lights, shop. shed, chicken house. fruit. an apartment. 41 Chapel Itmt- All
Near mu” “a sound. mm" 6 Lo- lmprbveineata. Rent very reasonable.
[in ‘smet. ilovi'ayton. Tel 1763-4. { »—~~ , j
i e hcngih
merits. Good opportunity to own your' 0' a Chain
i
own home. inquire of United Grocery.
Co. North Main street or Robert 0.‘
Raymond, Elm Grove street m: if
FOR SALE—SIX, SIX-ROOM COT-
tages on Lincoln avenue. Ali modern
Improvements. For sale on easy pay-
"A chain is no stronger than its
weakest link." Your teeth are a link
in the great chain of organs that give
you either health or disease. Poor
teeth make a very wcak link. 'i‘hoy
weaken the whole chain. and it will
not stand a severe strain. Keep the
whole chain strong by taking the very
best of care of your teeth.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
to So. Main St, So. Norwaik, Conn.
FOR OALl—MOTOR BOAT, GOOD
condition. 25x8 l-l. Copper riveted.
Leather cushion.
falter. Rowayton.
Inquire Mr. Kline-
a36 tf
LOST.
LOST—Lamas SILVER wa'mit
mid pin. Reward by returning to Sen-
‘nel office.
‘ ram doss“+"si1§lud““mss
ant roadsters. Overhauled and in A-l
condition. Wehric‘s Garage. 11 Ray-
mond sired. South Norwalk.
SundaYs by appointment only.
850 A WEEK i3 WHAT YOU CAN
earn, women of independent inclina-
tdon, and men who want a high class.
wofesslon. Join our classes learning}
‘Sssaglng and physical culture. We;
WAN
inn train you at home by mail, write: "-'_
May for particulars. Dr. Adlelnan'a Operators on all part. of
”fiction. 39 Suburban Ave. Stank '
I . Shirt Making. beginners
paid while learning.
EXPERIENCED MIN as snrlvr
ironer.
UINLAYSON AND FANNING, AR»
Quote, Min to announce that they
am opened an office for the general
fiction of architecture. Room 1. Hav-
find flock. 94 Washington street.
Bright young man in‘ahirt
stock room.
Clacll, Peabody
&Co., inc.
atrsssrsrsnvra‘
'AINde - rum-nmmo
narrating, painter's applies; wall
fiber. uptolste styles, lowest prices.
lutnnatcs cheerfully given. Trial on
G-re solicited. N 400. Alexander
White. at 1-1 If! Ave. mil
‘5
TOKLET—s COTTAGE BTW. in
floor. Adults only. inquire OI arom-
fiea. Rent 310. I” 8!
“ of any day for many weeks. the out.
. . “R" put of the noon hour barely aggregat-
iators on binger power machine.»~ 0n. ing twenty thousand “I"... 'm‘ ‘
“I pm“ ”I ”WMM' “m“ "°°“‘ total of only mom for the on.
pay and steady position assured. 'RoY- ‘
:Ii Mfg. Co. 85 Washington street, Bo.
“man“ "‘2‘ "a quotations. featured the rails. was.
5 "" belated strength in other coolers and
WANTED—TO BUY ALL ”NOB. some of the grain carriers. Glut
of cattle “d Mm" Best mlixorthern Pld. and Northern Pacific
lilid. Best prices paid M “"1 Hm were only slightly and temporarily af-‘
me. South Nor'lll. Tel. llsLlfPf‘lOd by 'ho‘mm o! m." m“m
- : spirit. recovering with other represen-
um "um listive stocks in the general coverlnlv
I
) WANTED—EXPERIENCED 0
movement of the final hour.
1'. 8. Steel and other standard:
‘ shares were listless most of the time. i
but rose briskly with various special-
,tlea at the end. Movements in otherl
“6°“ Thins Di-trict. City of Non“ quarters of the list were seemingly;
walk, Conn. gapeculallve. The motors attracted.
7"“ “’3'" "W‘" 0‘ "'9 “MOM "13'1 some attention wlth further advances.
"'3 (“Strict are hereby notified that I. in Winn-Overland and Chandler ato—
‘pecl‘l mew“ 0‘ “"3 ““1 diliriclflom. the later msklngancw mulmumx
GPECIAL MEETING.
I? ;' j
«a...*
WWW
For the third tine within three
years the street moat is all
ing for an appropriation to put loath
flain street in a presentable condition.
Although the department budget calls
for an allowana for a brick re-sur-
lacing. on a contract basis. it is un». .
derstood the property owners sleigl {mm “um
flouth Iain streo‘t favor very strong
wood him. as on West avenue andl boarded the W
the new bridge. POI ‘
Benton street land
showing a commendable spirit in their
prompt action toward laying curbs
and gutters on that street, that the im-
provements to the highway there. for; left \.
which the street department. has an; ‘
appropriation, may be started all
once. l
A meeting of the property owners'
a
The unidentified lady ofa
mansion! fiyearndm.
uocqted Saturday night. while
i
His face and his hair were no
OI'ICI'I are l
ew York at 8 p. in.
in the city hall Wednesday of this‘ nomination of Justice
.1
.c
Franklin street llefo'
meat is laid. ,
. “A canvass
gatio. just completed. shows a clear
: ' 1majority for Justice Hughes."
lman Tanner declared in part.
i notwithstanding the. high regard
experg
is
(or Senator iteot's ability and
lease. and is in spite of Justice
ill limit.
lew roan. May 2£t.—The belief!
that he was suspected of being a Goof
man any and ill‘lnlilOD destroyer caus-
ed Dr. John
lest.’
the opening of his trial in the
i
the mails to defraud. The indictments . looped u, about her neck.
charge that Lyman. operatln under
ltlea of Les Angelea for losing from;
that city while under 820.000 ball sf-:
ter being convicted for operating a
Panama land swindilng scheme dismis-
sed his lawyers and acted as his own
attorney.
"i suppose to show." he said, “that
the reason for my sudden running
away was to escape being arrested as
a German spy and charged with the
placing of bombs on ships. l have a
letter from Captain Guy Gaunt. the
British naval attache. which i propose
to Introduce in evidence, showing that
l have been suspected of making
Live Decoys Are Often Uasd and
to Play the Traitor.
. northern t‘anndn.
Iliillll turn-tics of the bird are the
Both of these are extensively
ell.
:milus on their annual migration.
birds not at various places on
megawatt-museums
you:
Y
W head to foot. lsfat Primit-
no.
The young man apparently was elec-
lieu-
ing a ride on the top of an electric
locomotive. Nothing was found on his
clothing that would help identify him.
badly
. burned as to render the task of idea-
Just where or when the young man
va does not ap
One theory is that he climbed
ontha topot lheengine atGrnndCen-‘
liral station. lie may have gotten oni ~ “I.“
ieither at New Rochelle or Mt. Vernon PM“! in to m
lat which stations the train stopped en
‘Eroute from New York to Stmt‘ord. it
New roman Fi‘wft Huonsaé
‘ NEW YORK, lday dos—A majorityl
on Franklin street will be held with . of the New York delegates to the lie-l
the street commissioner in his olicol puhliosn national conventiloin 2"" me.
as es
week to "confer with reference to the Neutral. molding to estatement
laying of new ('ilf'h‘ ind gutters on sii't'u out £03131“ by “8‘1"ka T8113
new pave: ner. chairman of the Republican state
lcommitiee and a delegate at large.
to ‘the New York dele-f
for
Chair-
This
Hith-
es’ refusal to take any 'part in the con-
HANGS HIROILF T0 TREE.
NEW YORK, May 29.-—-the body of
" rant Lyman hurriedly a well dressed, unidentified woman,
‘” "mm“ ‘3‘" l in close up the broker-so business he ‘ was found by Patrolman Gold-an of.
was operating under the name of J. H. ' the Highbridge station. hanging to the;
Putnam a Company in this city Indians of a tree in the Moss estate, Jet-L
flee to Florida. he asserted today at ‘ cine avenue, north of 17cm mt ”ti
U- 8- 3 week. Her features were refined. She.
District Court on thee hues of usins had torn a strip from her skirt "ml
She was about 28 years old, the
new” “"d Lehlrh “1“" m” “i the name of J. H. Putnam a straw. ' teet six inches tall, weight about 130;
substantial advances over last '“w'lused the mails to defraud flffllmfiounds, with brown ”a" brown hair
who Mill!“ 0" and munitlon Smhl l .nd a Roma m_ 8b. were ‘old egr. l _
on the instalment plan- man. whovms, a black hat. a brown Checked' Be Slile Its A
.. is also wanted by the Federal author- . coat. blue gun, ”a black glockmgg,
tuaiuo WILD GEESE. '
lode
American wild pectic each spring ml»
grate from waters of the southern‘
islntca lo the short-e of the Arctic in
The two grut com-
honk-
era and the wavy. or white, goose.
hunt
Covering. as they do. about 5.000
these
route
and are thus shot by sportsmen almost
will be held in the council room in'on in advance of 4 1-2 to 100 1-2 m'bonrbs to be put on munition Imp... icruss tin- length of thc (‘outlnpun The
the (‘lty Hall holding on Friday, June‘ conneclotl wllh the increased leId-.
9. 1916. at it o'clock p. m. for the fol-69nd. General “Motors. however, our-3
‘Iowinr purposes: l rename practically all its advance of
.1. To authorize the Board of Biectrl- , the pM‘lOII 'week. declining 67$ .
‘ cal Commissioners of the Second Tax~' points to 462. incidentally. ”'3‘“
ling District to increase the capacity 3......“ like Goodrich and [’0 Tire;
:Ind improve the facilitcn of the so.‘
ixorwnik Electrcnl Work-t of sold ills-
.trlct by the installation of additional
lequlpment, the replacementof present
equipment, the 'acqulrement of nddi~z
iional land. the procurement by purch-
ase of an additional supply of electri-
'cai energy from an miter source 0".
sources to augment the capacity of the ' peril.
present generating ayslem. the addi~l Western Railway centers "Ported.
lieu of alternating current service tolmny ninmln freight movements.‘
that of the present direct current sup-f with higher prices. for various com-
ply. or by any or all of the expedient! ’ modules. W Norfolk Western road
flust mentioned at the discretion and reported a net gain for April at $733."
gin accordance with the best Judgment 000, with 584.000 for Erie and $372rl
oi bald Electrical Commissioners; mom for "limb Central. , '
by such other means as said electors. The strength and activity of Anslo
may determine and direct. min and Canadian bond issues west
2. To authorise said Electrical Com-‘mrdod by Wall street as
the more prominent war issues. the
locomotives and allied equipments
were firm to strong. together with U.i
8. industrial Alcohol, Continental Can“
and American'Coal Products. Moll-3
cans and the Metals were backward
with further ceiling of leading cop-‘
{sources oi the reserve fund. or the in- ‘ recent peace addreus. Total sales of
"come or both. of said Electric Works. ; bonds par value amounted to 83.43%,
lnot exceeding Twelve Thousand Dal-1000. U. 8. Bonds were unchanged on‘
‘lars (312.000,) to increase the capacity l 0.".
improve the iacllitle‘s of soil Electric“
Works at the discretion and in IC"
__...._.__———--
cordance with the best judgment ot'mgl mm“ mm
said Electrical Commissioners: or to, ‘ I
lother means of increasing. and better- mm m m»
‘lng the capacity of usid Electrical .
appropriate such other sum‘for such
Works in its present generating eta-i
lion premises, or elsewhere, as slid“ NEW LONDON. May 32403:”
det r Inc and direct. guard cutter Mohawk groan e on e.
elector may e m shoal-JJust inside the Bartlett’s Reefi
3. To hoarany report that may be. . . ..
. .. at 9.30 ocloch this morn
{submitted or to ask for any mformanklghwmz bound from New York to‘
’tion that may be suitable relative with“ port and at the last report was:
the projected ornamental street light-. hard and gaswvenn mile:l 33,1? 13:3:
' , . inndon nr . e .
ing system for said istrici, also to ordered to this port with several of-
‘he said Electrical Commissioners; doors on board who were to attend the
any further lnstructons relative there-l coast mt‘..“’_ul°n being held at a“,
to, that said electors may desire. as to: coast guard academy at Fort 'i‘runr-
the kind of lamps poles, fixtures. meth- ! bull todaand Tuesday. The navy.
' it that enveloped the harbor this
ad of w“ the lamps. ”stein “ironing made navigation hassrdeua
“mum“ °' ”W “h" “m" m“ and in. am that the ‘ signal outthe
may be preferred and-feasible of adorn! Mm Lightship 1mg~~ be heard
tion. and to take any other action row by the pilot of the gunner a field
insuring—said ornamental street light-’l‘fwble tor the m han-
ble to offer con
'own defense that he was unable to
having:‘
Hour! 9 e m- to 5 p. m.: 7 to a p. m.‘ missiouers to ulWe the available reisoma relation to President Wilson's ’unui Wednesday.
and if such an astute detective as
Flynn. of the U. 8. Scout Service and i m
Capt. Gaunt were deceived by the ln-;
formation they received concernlnll
me. how much easier would it be for;
an ordinary man to be decelbed. There ‘
it while the rest feed.
feeding grounds in llhcly ti-rriti
' "Wk". These decoys are ll' --. '
0! being I German spy 3d burglemag. i tors and by iln-ir culling oliu ..
2'9’3finfl?;lin: b'adnt‘O élmé‘ihi‘ “Flint once within rhmtlu
n us
up."
Lyman also asked each of the men
thosen its jurors:
"if i was publicly charged with be-
ing a any or at least iniolved in bomb
plole against the Allies. would that
fact tend to perjure you if i was una-
cluslvc proof of my
don pits near at hand.
the birds by using a goose cull. ll
innocence?" k “l"
After nine jurors had held chosen
Lymcn told the court he was so in-
tigued by his efforts at conducting his
May Easily B. Madg,
continue. and adjournment was taken
At the close of the day‘s proceed- Matching with a file or knife
lngs Lyman conferred with his wife,
who formerly was the wife of a Brit-
lsh army ofilcer named Lockett.
MUST HANDLE ALL MAIL.
Local P. o. Hears of New Rule for
Railway Mail Clarke.
,The local post ofllces lenrned from
an order issued from the Department
at Washington yesterday that railway.
mail clerlrrmust handle all mail mat.
ter. except that of the fourth class,
by which is meant parcel post matter,
when suchmail matter is presented
to them by the public. The order is
taken to mean that railway mail
clerks must at all times be ready and
willing to receive such matter at the
trains, except when working. perhaps.
on closed mail trains.
The order likewise specifies that
they must also receive soldiers“ and
sailors' letters unpaid but duly certl~
fiod. pension letters and nlnalty let-
ters when presented by the person'
artistic ability of the individual.
through the wax to the metal.
portions (and remember that
acid; are deadly poisons). and
Youth Companion.
Mn‘iblnla have a peculiar fruit of always
bulking out.- of their number on look-
'l‘o uhl iii the shooting of wild geese
llvc vrllil oucs. captured young and
ruled in captivity. are often placed in
try on
were lifted one to two points. Amonl fore when i learned 1 wells suspected . the line of fliuht of the migrating
' .. imi-
print:
g «liar
l-‘illl‘ti of the sportsmen. who lie in hid- l
i‘ulntctl decoys. shaped like treeaeiinti |lo¢ 'm" Idol Work,
made of steel. are also usml by llit‘
hunters. in the latter case the men.
front their hiding place in the pits. call ? g, too-WALK
mctlil
instrument like a flute. which mimics
the strand of the guise with remarka-
bit,- realism—Philadelphia North Amer- f
WRITING 0N METALS.
I, the Use of Wax and Acid! ltohlnpa
Usually a man attempts to put his
name on his moral [medium by
point
and makes the poorest sort of a job.
it is really Very easy to write on any
metal-Abe blade of a Jackhnife. a
watchcnse. skates—if one happens to
know how. and the attractiveness of
the inscription is limited only by the
Cover the place where you wish to,
write with a thin coating of melted:
beeswax. When the wax is cold vfrltc '
plainly with nny pointed instrument.’
being particular to out the letters
Then mix one ounce of muriatic acid
and one-half of an ounce of nitric acid.
or smaller quantities in the some pro-
those
apply
the mixture to the lettering with a
feather. carefully filling each letter.
Allow the acids to remain from one
to ten minutes. according as the etch-
ing in to be light or deep. Next dip
the article in water. wash out the acids
and melt off the wax, and the thing it
done. A little oil should be applied as
a finishing touch. Gold, silver. iron
or steel can be marked in this way.—
hwntb century "MW
Before the end of the nor nth can.
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no. Beveralapeakesndw,'
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-—Don't waste the days in m ”g
for a tenant. and. the = ,
that Sentinel cinlssiled adv 3 .
EXPENSWI non your nun»
l
A FATHER S All‘vlili
TAKE A BUSINESS
, COURSE AT MERRILL
l COLLEGE
‘ The knowledge you get - ,
can never be taken from 1‘s”
Special Rates for SUI!“ %
SESSION '
. or; ,
South Nerwalh. Stanford. ' ; "
t'Jhester.~
’71—.
E FRISBIE’S
Made in the Clement PM F p.
from the beat fresh ill
obtainable. "
Ask Your Grocer to: .
Insist on them at
tauranta.
l a.”
"must-mm
' ""15, s. LYON: 5
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trust in your home. We
paying the niche-t ~ ’
prices for all kinds of
Feather Beds a specialty
-WM. EFFRON CO, .
3 Rewan St. E. N- ,
Tel. 44:. Tel. .
NOTICE.
Removal of Piev’
0n and After May 0th
Freight will be 'receind at
East River Footof Jackson ~ .
NORWALK, 80. NORWALK.“
NIT, ROWAYTON AND '1
The Arming Juanita T “
. . m - m...
“ . of filing system that said‘elocors may film‘m&$mnm$ckalfs 0:: entitled to the frank. hey needlework was carried great he‘.
To Lib—FLAT 0F 7 30013. i The‘Travalai-s' insurance Go. reci . in.“ ”Liout'and the coast guard ‘ .- perfection in curventalhwhore it was H.
m revered and inter. all u». .- . 0" 3 STEPHEN ei Harcrr r-n‘droae'oggla ,nnd Itasca. mo . ; used for the est-bib meat of the »- ‘ ‘ « »
”mam. ”mu“; 1am I.” a. We Mam,” vans i treason R‘ nasu wmcif film“ film; W A m “'Yitgfx'm" "N church and the decoration of priestly SPRING . § 1.
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.. . w, ,, 0. mm mm. ”may. m'mfi'mg. “manned new entrant. coon. any as.-- g"; déflfiofimgfiémmm . _
moons AW! “f0 W‘de-xlnemmct..¢ ’ wants. muosnn.'mmouioo 3.. Mmmmmisea-nmnimm ~ FDR “RAND
- °°"" Btu-Min 4‘ A ‘ ~ an s flatten m made in and teams-in an m hnposed by '~ All Coupler-eh
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