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tin mute Non-nit you; In
how-Wyemtrhysnemon
ubufluiflltohohoelodi
by nor-in Dom his Iste bone, at
8:30 old he‘- fit. Mary's church st
9 o'cloohr He is survived by a “tel
andoaeehilindbyamotherandj
tuber, one sister, Mrs. Vincent Nu-
we, taro brothers. Edward ohd James.
« Mammm
tour. I
TO LET—APARTMENT t ROOMS
centrally located 810. Inquire Mer-
tt-l. .xudvr. 4 South Main street, room
“, ’I‘hone 1656.
FOR RENT—r-FIUAI SEPTEMBER
lira“. houste 72 \I'oodnud avenue, 6
mums, all impruvomouts, rent ‘25.
Bungalow, 27 Lincoln avenue, 6 rooms
..t1 llilill'tn't'mt‘uls, rent $20. (‘hurlcs E,
.I '02 IALI.
I ran sAu—uousnuotb rowan
lute at I} filflel‘ “on“, for 3 dm
commencing Tueoday, from 9 s. m. to
12 is.
9.
at.
FOR BALE-$398
large lot on Myrtle street, luau Nit
walk. This «is a fine- lot to build niw
bungalow on, with all improvtuieut‘s
Room {or 20 (ml: tot-s and nice gar-
BUYS NICE
“90 IADDIY to N. L. Bizarre. 1:: COW lloyt, at The South Norwullt Trust
Juneau, East Namath. til- Co.
FOR SALE~FUBIITOLR1V1AND TO LET--AN APARTMENT OF‘
roadstets in first (1.15: (oudttion. Al 0
other (an! {or sale. Inquire at ltlcoto
BruiIlt-la‘ Garuw Woodward avenue.
“’r.
fivt- dtSirubio rooms in Splendid con-
dition with improvements, to family
of adult». Sifuuttd at 123 South Main
strut. 31.
T0 LET—PART OF HOUSE 4‘
Franklin strnot. with improveun'n's
.._. h..-_._
FQR SALE ~ SL‘COSD
Thatcher tubular furnace, large
It IAU
SIlc,
””395 ”d“ “““m a' 39 mm": ""' fimune u, Sitiman w Flux 11m
”“9' A 1'4"" 10.1.1, South blorwalk. .1. it a:
FORI GALE—3.: I'UOT HI STING FOR RENT OR ISALE—TEN ROOM:
cabin launch, perfect "condition. full
oquipuint, no reasonable oiicr refus-
ed. C. It. (:chruiun. IS ('ove menue.
Ida-t Norulk. A.173t.
FOR SALE—BARGAIN FOR QUICK
sale,.ulne room house, fine condition.
Bath city water, electric lights, sore.
I’M! Vieu', furniture if defill't‘fi “11 -‘| manila. luquirolt. Juuelovrdty, 52 Water
“Nd“ 31.500 AMP?“ 0WD" 1”.” S‘m‘ b’Il‘fl‘t or 4 Cove avenue. B. N. “-
t:1.el, South Nori'allh A.” Mi —-
I To LET—omit noon AT 45
FOR SALE— UNDEmYOOD Tl'I’Isr WALL STREET. INQUIRE ON rno'
writer. latest model, perfect condition, I ”1353. 3 cans,»
iuodorn, house, tiled both. steam bean.
hard wood trimmings garage, hotter)”
orchard. About I urt't'u. Rent 830 per
nuinth. Oqur, 37 North avenue. Tel.
Ems-2. (it. pd.
TO LET—~COT’i‘AGE 0N LAWR-
enco street. 6 room, part improve
' r'otlmry;
, Ci‘t't'IH-‘It‘h, Glrnville, Neutowu. Ridge-V
WANTED.
YOUNG IAH’ WMYEO—TOI
learn Surveying and drafting. Excelr'
tional opportunity. App!) II R. Minor, .
155 Washington street, South Nor-i
walk, '
WANTED-r-A (OMPEI‘ENT GIRL
for general homework. Call at Mrs
James Golden’s, 4 Fairleld avenue, S-
Nor“ uIItI. I
LI'CR A-
t South'
WANTED —— SAIESMAN
live and dignified etnplt'ymen
Noru‘attk and vicinity, limited number
men, Milling ability, good addrcss, un-
questioned integrity. Lends furnish-
vd. Addrus, in t-onfidrnce, (or in
tcrnew, Stating rxpctie-nw, 44 Buck-
ingham Bldg, \I'atrebury, Conn. I
—.
WA NTED—(II 'IL‘K H IISTIJER TU I .
surrounding
Fa iriield.
trutol thrSo towns and
““IIWI, lluricu,
Ilt‘l d,
port,
Sandy Ilook, Smith-
Itocltcsttr, N. Y..(1
Ill
Rou uytr u,
Ghu 131-05.,
~l
WAMED~~WOMAV WISHES 1’0-
‘lllutt at genol‘afhouwnwork ll; small
family. Experienced. Inquire :11 Mrs.‘
Hermanson, 21 [Mon Strrt’t. South.
Norwulk. It. I
l
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KIN“;
of cattle snd poultry Bout putts
Mid fleet prices paid for coins. ll I
hslt price. Address Underwood. CIUI __
S. Nor-walk bent-1c. at. T0 LlT-—-'I'WO APARTMENTS 0!“ *— ._._—... _.I
,1"— "ttfi 'e room each, wl‘b improvements.
FOR GALE—"A LOT OF NE“ FORDI At \‘o.'u 55 snd 51 spring street. to 5
“MM"? "OM“ ”0“)“ “d “ ‘I'lquire Mrs R.'rnrlov,16 Grows St.. or W A N I l
:35 each, Apply Iluntcrs Garage, II: n} telephone 139311 at if. I
otrcet,1\'orwulk. at. I
r P“ 4 —t
> To LET—A STORE. :07 EAST‘
FOR SALE” “0011 HOUSE AND WANTED-ml muour vorxu
_ 'Washingtotfstfld. ICU-st Norwslk In 1
lot til 31:. ll. :1 Ila-nth, also 10 roomzwov‘neuu 1mm". 1);- acumen,“
house and lot Sou 11 Main I ”met both South Main street. Telephone 60. Also
"“1"?“ 50m: , v on apartment, ii Chapel street. All:
Ask JOIIRIT. NAILS, 'improventcnts. Also 5 room spartment
hm)“ hmamngunna' . 219 East Wubtngton street. Rent VQI'II
7 Main street, horwalk. _Ireusonable. .
mI
BUSINESS NOTICES. I
PAINTING -— PAPER-HANGING!
decorutinx, palntcr‘s supplies: wutt'
"' louver, up-to—datc Nylon, lowest pricetm
FOR SALE—morouiiour. oooo'
condition. 26x3 1-2 Copper Noted.
leather cushion. Inquire Ir. an»
fetter. ROWIN- I“ (it
listimatos cheerfully given. Trial or-I
In... solicited. 'm. 400, Alexander:
> ' White at 1-2 Ely svenue 11123
c l W . _. '
l ,
a , NOTICE. ;
O ' t
1
> Removal of Pier
0n and After Ma 9th .
height will be receive at Pier lb
lost River Foot of Jockoon Street for
NORWALK, SD NORWALK, WESTN
.flRT, ROWAYTON AND DARIEN
’00 Annlng J. Smith Trantportatlon
incl. "to.
White Pine Compound
With Tar
For That Coldof Yours
F. I. mm W
I
1.19%
(V
v
A
r
'03 110’s 19 an
I GRIHJJNHIIII
WASH DRESSES AND
_ SKIRTS
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS
on ALL LINES
The Little Shop
"‘ K. U A. cuvm
u no. MAIN or.
1
1
norm 11mm;
U N DE RTAK ER.
Tel. “I“. 1”” JIM ”3:
"' 27 WMHWRTON 81‘. .
NIEWJED “N5 IUILDIIIIQA
cut/florist“ movertvrmo
setb- yomntimflotbm
lsdcu'orbosm'bhssstthsn I
I
“am "I" ”W I" III ‘5‘;ou firearm-ran: 1...:
yon'hoU-etouweumfisfl . Smith; Underwood
lino d quality my!!!“ m mutton“. on othér
M m on: m mutton- at m
' " " per muonat. ufiufi
,W’ m st. gomrflam
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man in cutting room. I
OPERATORO 0N SEWING MACH-g
Ines, psy uhllo learning. '
1
MEN SHIRT IRONERS.
I
Cluetl, Peabodyi
& Co. Inc; a
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WANTED
MALE HELP MEN
BOYS IN ALL DEPART-I
MENTS. STEADY WORK,
FULL TIME, 55 HOURS PER.
WEEK. MARTIN BATES jR. ‘
"& CO., 85 SPRING ST. i
I
AND.
LOST. I
LOST-.\ BOSTON BYLL, BROWXI
and white. White stripe down middle;
;SI1Prmun Hort. ItOWayton. Conn. 3t pd.,I
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
"Eliot NIUIU'alk. died.
.The Sympathy of the whole commun-1
ity is extended 10 the grid stricken
family. ‘
H I
Emeot W. May. ?
Etna-st “imam May, the ninei
vuuuths' old son of Mr. and hire. Fredf
tl‘lt‘k Msy, of 34 1-3 Second ureet,,
yesterduy, at 2'
o'clock Four-1&1 services will '
bel
held at 3h 1.0.119 this Ulternoou I-‘un- 1
oral Director David W. R31 mood I: in
Laue.
m 4
Dr. J. I. fumble“. 1
hr Josiah a. Folrchild Acting En;
.ign l'. .N'aVy, died \cslfi-rduy at the'
Soldier: “11,1119 in his Slit year. D1.
r‘atrrliild u ts at one time 11 resident
having his tome In Winnipauk. Funer-
al urrangenruts will be announced 11-,
IM‘.
Joint Johnna. I
John Johnson died, at Shelton, this
morning. 1
W~—_
[fill NOIICES
REPUBLICAN CAUCUSEB AND
CONVENTION.
CAUCUIEC.
Paul-uses of the Republican electoro
oi the town of Norwalk, will be heldi
in the mpvt'th'e words of the city‘
0! Norwalk. in said town, on Thurs-
(in) ,tho 24H day 0! August 1916. at
oigh' oclock p m.. at the plates and
s22 ti Friedman, south Norwalk. Tel. 1151 for the purposes hereinafter mention- I
1 9d.
Republican electors raiding In the:
fir<t u ~rd shall mot-t in the Town Ate-i
+1111th Hall, in nimrd.
Republican electors residing in the
second word Shall meet In Council
(bombers, City Hall Building, in said
ward.
Republican electors residing in the.
third word shall meet in the Ear“
Not-walk Yacht Club rooms, in said‘
“Hard
Republican electors residing in the
fourth turd shall moot in the \Ilnnl-;
punk Ropubllcau Club room~ in said'
w.ard
Republican afflict-a midittg In the
am. ward rhalI'tnoet in the Rowoytou~
Hone (‘ompany rooms in aid turd.
Each of sold. caucusearaholl elect
Idelopntes and choose In its own n1sn-‘
nor alternate: to the Republican Town
tmnontion hereiunitor called. so fol-I
:lous:
The counts in the tint wnrd Shall;
nlr'tt rix dolenatrs and thootio uix al~
'ernutou to said comontlon.
TIlt‘ cations to fill“ Second ward ebnll
Ieloct nine tlclbgtttcs snd chome nlneI
alternate: to «it! convention.
The cant-um In the third. lourth
and illtlt 11 «rd-I BIlltII ouch clout thrco
Idclogates nnd choot-e three alternator
to said convention.
No caucus shall elect any delegate
or rhooyo an) alternate except ho ho
a resident of the uard in “hkh is
held the canons electing or choosing
Illru.
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' CONVENTION.
A convention of the serrral Repub ‘
80f me“ 310 ”“Md for return. JOh“ rllcan delegates so elected at said sev-
eral ward caucuses. will he held In
the City Court Room. 011.? Hall Build
imz. in the second word on Friday
1 1m- iluislml with who buttons. pend-
’August 25111.19”. at eight o'oolck p.
VI ALL STREET, 10:30 a. m.—-Shlp~l In. for the following purpoieu, to wit:
————
E short selling.
unreal
XIIII m Main oval. tooth Homily
,ping sham more under pressure st?
ltodayfiis opening, the recent, advance in alternates to the next State, Comer
tho-Ir issues. coupled with adverse for-
lst: To elect delegates and choose
slonal, Senatorial and Probate con-
eign advices, 1m ittug prom taking suds tendons.
Marine Common and
Preferred yielded a point each and for
United Fruit 21’, but Atlantic, Gill!
and West indies. made a new high
;record at 72 bofom it reacted. Rails
'contlnuod to reflect the shifting state
2nd. To transact tiny other business
proper to come before said conven-
tion I
Dated It Norwalk, this 14th day of
August. 1916.
By order of the Republican town
:oi the labor controversy. althoughmommlttee oi the town of Xorwalk.
:Rendlng was the only issue to muti-
Ifest heaviness.
and other seasoned ludustriula were
Ivsteady, with moderate reoessienu In
IMotors and some equipments.
Today's 69881011 WISmalnly devoted"
lio the usual week-end settlement. of ‘
outraudiug professional .co tote.
Jhilarious and United not were press-
'ed for salewbut inorenSed strength
Lit-amount by Allied tunes Mo
wet» held In em pending dean-loo
wot)! trout Washington. There wage
and Pullman. but lentil!!! momma.
doom and motors were M71119 he
United States Steel .
91113 n: 2 to 4 palm to Ferment
EDMUND E. CROWE.
Choir-man or said Committee.
Atteat PERC’WAL H. BHERRQN.
Secretary of said Committee.
“A. 19 It.
fit
. NOTIOE. 5 i
oeIexaten ehoeen to the mmltcan
Slide 00an be held at New
“linen, September 5th and 6th, 1916.
by the tom oomprleing the 28th
SepatOrl‘s-I Diutriot are hereby notified
Ito idea! In outstation at City Cum
Booms. City 5801! Building. South
Mrwotk.‘ on My August 29. 1916.
411:6 alum.;p._tn., for the purpose oi
‘slorin'c up. moanin- Boone 4%”de
W ' M‘
mmumnmuumwd
hen—Unitsklrt, deepgtrdlootcm
silage velrot and collar eud vesteeof
rots AI i‘w'iuigln.
white not. Tho uitwquotulro sleeves
uut truiu mirth to llllll'll the cube lus-
N’Ih‘ tut tllt‘ girtII-l‘
BAR-LE-DUC CURRANTS.
Two Pickod RUcipUs For a DUlicious
Winter Treat.
'I‘nko solo-ted curi'uuts 11f Itll'Kt‘ size,
our Icy one. arr with tiny t'tubroidcry
St'iswrs «art-{u Lv (-utothe xkiu ou Ullt‘
Sldr. making a klit ono-fmtrth an Illt'll
or less in length. Tltruttgb this with
s ulmt'p noodle remove the Hl‘t'lhi, om-
it u tiniedo preserve the shape of the
current. 'I‘ako tho Weight of the cur
Mitts in Strained honey and when hot
mid tut- I‘IU'I‘IHIII". hot simmer two or
t'iroe utinutm, thcu scat no Jolly. If
the iutvt- of the rut-mull llqulfy the
hum-y too much «awfully Skim out ”to
IIII'I‘IIIIFI and rotlut'o the xlrup at 11
senile Uluuuor to tho desired cou-
hINIl‘IIt‘y thou replace the currents and
itflro an alarm.
The following: recipe to? lots work.
but gives 11 nice pmorvo: Got tho
llruovzt Size t-urniutu. rod or white. and
rtctu thorn without Ilrt‘IIIilllg. To out-h
[Mind allow throt- pounds of sugar
‘1'qu- suuu- unliuurr' currents and
bruise thuut while “arm until you
have n plnt ofjulro. I‘ut bull 11 ruptul
of this lulu u litil't't'IlIIIl 1mm." and
[Iit‘vu pounds or sugar. Bring slowly
to 11 boil and skim torotully. Artur
boiling the iuluuttw' drop in vori t-at'o
fully Ulll’ pound of thtI large curruutu'
itit-«l let simmer four. minutes. 'I‘ulte
ttlutu out without breaking “10111 and
bill the Sirup down (loo Ituiuutos m
lurgot if not \t-I'l think, its the tut
mats are smut-limos lulu iultv than M
otlors. A to“ minutes. mom will bi-
um'tlodutouellmcthou nuotht-r r. When
IIIItk shim “1'11 11ml strain lht'uu;h :1
but. cloth ot'or tho fruit. l'ut Into lit~
(lo _t-ll,\‘ glasses mid when cold mm
as it. Jollv making.
PAI‘E R ROPE FOR WEAVINB.
A New Occupation For Idlo Vocation-
Ists This Summer.
Rollie ttud rood have long been pop-
ular to: weaving, but now give way to
the more practical material—paper
ropos. In using this urtit‘le ull neces-
sltv of betting and slugclng (limp
pups. It Is sound thereiot‘e oasv on
the hands. qThe lengths ammonium
mlulndzlng the uepd of condom! plot-
Ing. and the possibilities in color com—
bination make It for more adaptable.
mm blue room. pink rooms, yellow
or violet rooms may have woven Waste-
boskuts, lamps and own whole desk
and bureau oats of matching color. A
soft finish is often preferred, but/if
something more durable in desired a
can or two of shellac will produce 11
hard, glossy finish that will stand on:
amount or near. The Shellac will keep
the basket in shape and will shed dust.
It mo! tes' ho difference bomtrlcotc
the chosen shape may be, baskets can
be msde In curved lines or straight.
vgth sharp angles or tapering lines
This Is because the fottndotlort In of
wire-easy to bend. yet Strong enough
to hold a shape once formed. Reed
baskets are often uneven when finish-
ed, for the mnterlal ts opt-logy and the
spokes vars In flexibility. .
Even more popular than the baskets
Just now ore the butterfly-to rope tha
and the electdc lamps. They the bean.
hint to any homo and also mks hund-
poms weddlno presents. The work
once started becomes of absorbing iii
'torest.
« Mouth smug...
' {here are very attmctlye? woolen
«.sbiokm ruffle tor apart mour- Some,
delimit are stripe}! and other: hove; I
.3 about)! bright color. » "
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A ' f. j . ' «1 ., . ' "
roman. Frgm Bad to WDISE
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olé—E—I— By M. QUAD W
fi
R bow SER went home rone night with 8 Bolt sail-led M
his In S. and there “3"!34) oonmthlng p.) Eterious in lab. ,-
hliuodo. Be I)“ had Suth streaks on him many till“
and Hrs. BUMMI' h.“ round it the Loot pullC) to my M
to that.
The next evening he want half an hour late. It would .
been porter-Hy natural for Mrs, 1.1m Mr or {my other I110 19
we»: surpri.“ utet it, but she hadu t a query In malts. Neither had Ill. '« 1
any uptiuatlon Now and then as that au- their diunrr a bland on”. Q
across his (one. But why had he been hulf all I’m If lath-3
The next evening it was the some. and th next and the next. Flu-Uh
m the cook comp! lll'lt ' MIKluI cold alumni. and Mrs. Bowsei' wondered. '
It may hovstmett right here that 1111. 134.11 set' had been offered a W me
gain in a lllulul'03t'lt‘. The man 1'. ho \ .. 1.1 1.: ml it to him had made up ‘
mind that. he would an to Burma uni ti. in 1b» urmli‘ and would thereto"
l. $300 machine {or one-third of that 15,111. I. 11.1» sure. I amid look ”I
(outdo. straight In the (are and lib! want to tour up ten or fifteen rods 0! It
was not druid or” harm nor stt'wt vars nor trullxt- policemm. Bowur
s'ocr tle "IILUI' [art or it, and tilt... Imus. 1' could .xit 111 the other part '
lolded arms ultiic the-y glided along at the rate oil twenty kilo; ll
Tliiert- was no pod-Ting to tire his loge,
Bu\.!~tl“b 1,qu Iluul'ri had butt spam in burning w ride. He had
several bad folio in learning. but bud got up again nith grim dcterm,
At lengtth tho lllllc haul come when lw rude that marl: tne to his own (at.
Ulttcicd thr- house Mth proud sup to so) to hits 13 mini:
‘if dinut-r isn't reodx )ot, Ill“ 1. l urry tour. I v. all! you to go out this
In; and talus a ride uitli rifle
“Have you engaged a horse and Lu, r)". ' >1c risked.
" Aftcr dinner I will rho“ you ht: rut-thin; IN MI 1‘ t} plan that " he answer“.
The mull was hastily eaten, and Mrs. liou at 11:15 invited to t'otne out to
curl...
"Don't My PM aw not pleusod," rcmurlutl Mr lb:1user.flti u ”f
chino, and I got it [or 3100. NS cvery hit :1. g. ml for our purpose as of ‘
<.
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RAN INTO A PEDDLER'S OUTFIT.
“to. For a. week past I hht a. been learning how to handle It. and It ii
A baby in my band; Run and not your but"
"Mr. unw‘ser. replied hits. Boustr, ‘. .; .
not try It out with you. I value my IHC too liigitl)
ucldont.“
Mr. Iiowscr’s face turned as red us 11 IK‘OI, and he was about to
row then and there when the next door neighbor full down her steps and
out. to exclalnu
“931 Mr. Boomer If your wife is sfrnid to go take me for s spill, will
I Should dearly lute to go."
“You take her." added Mrs. Bowser.
trembling till the time.”
"I will thw you what aIninny you are.“ growled Mr. Bowser a: he <
w lie 11 stem look, and ulth that the neighboring woman got Into tho .
purt and Mr. Bo“ set- mounted the motor
'I‘ he machine ran tWonty feet in: stratiglit us a ruler, and then It "lent-I
Just missed a tree. It “as yanked hack into the Huddle of the street will.
it. seemed that it was about to behate itself when it took the bit. in tuned: ,
run Into a peddlor’s outfit. In bucking out it turm d Ind! nay round and t“
on umbrella monder nearly a. block before Mr. Buwwr could sutured“
Then he Started up the street. at a slouer :1: ice, and things went an right
he reached the corner. There he wanted to go to the right. and tho .. ..
wanted to no to the left, and the machine bad its way. So did a street he .
I'xl: i .1 ' th= tar-blue on! I ».
There would sunl)’ hp,
“She Is I!“ “Md. VIII]. I
foot in the air and slammed it against a butthot UM'I standing at the cm
stone Mr. Bottscr guvo n voll, nnd tho “union \\It‘h him scream. and tho «
crawl. which rapidly collected, curried thorn to their renumtlve horned. No. i':
body carried the machine to its home or anywhere else.
the trouble.
1
It wasn't won):
The woman in the case “its able to limp out. Ifi than or W
days. Mr Bouser was :1 du_\ or two longor. What Mrs. Bow-or land
to him during. his intemmutt may never be known. but what tho with“ '
woman's husband said to him m ct thc gutc \\ an:
"Bowsor, you old (road, ho“ durcd you do such a thing? I'll
you it week more in which to get w,ell and then I'll give you
durndest licking you ever got in your ltio'" -o
Copyright, 1911:. McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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or childhood days and my do“. ‘ ”gm, m
We must "'3'“ Would tell it you, ’ .44:
flat. they forget
But perhspo they never but! on; m: .
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It
ENRY GUY C ARLETON,wit,jou1-naliol and playwrighfi
and was not sensitive about it.
When the. Fifth Avenue theater,‘ in Sow York, burned: Hr.
appeared in a newspaper oil‘me where 110' ivas then emplored. .
Saturday night confusion was greatly increased by the fire. '
was bedlam. Ballard Smith, managing editor of the paper, in:
{11.3 his orders with all his wonderful vigor in the eflort to solid.
on time.
“Elam—mister Smith," begau‘ Mr. Carleton, “I’ve a g .
s-s-etory about the Fdifth Avenueie tram inf-fire.” .. . ‘ ‘
» .“Greot henvens,man ”raked Smith, “don’t stop to bulk
room it! Don’t ou know 3mg 15 Saturday night and we
rose in fifteen in outer? Got to work and write it, and
«WI, 11:; you know how! I want copy, not conversatiohl
'13P know gm mute inrecioits?”
,vayés, sit-{19M the other, with an insistent aim W...
lho tfor’s'. Mentiomfi‘but I vow-mint to 'k-Ir-knap K *'
vow-would lede no your oJ-atcnogrspheru ~Everybofl/y’ -
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