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HAYES
(Em MARKET
69 NO. MAIN ST.
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mummmnvmom
Fruit Jars
‘ Manon 5 pt. oiu ........... 45¢. dot.
Mam u qt. one ............ 48c. dot.
Lightning otyle, pt size 55c. ‘01.
i Lightning style, qt. size 59c. dot.
jJelly Glance ...... 24c. and 29c. dox.
Preserving kettles. jar rings. jar caps.
parallax, etc.. at lowest prices.
Albert P. Genetic
. 'Prompt delivery Phone 1069-2
’25 wmington 3:, s9. Nomik
E. L.&
If You Want to Save Your in-
vestment in the Electric Plant
VOTE NO
ON MONDAY
To the Lease Offered by the U.
W. Co.
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EAST ;
NORWALK
l
arrived here
Who “Mary M. t‘ufi"
this morning in charge of Captain Gay-
Ior alter a trip to Long island.
The "Rosedalc" and the "Fmpiro"
more towed to Raymond's dock frrdiru
New )‘ork city by the Addie \'.2
“'ilbur Smith's lilUllt'll‘ 'lic l“.l
No. 2 is once more in commission aft-
93' undergoing a thorough over-haul-
Ins.
Mr, and Mrs. A. 13. Lane, of Second
Met, returned home yestrcday after
”ending a weeks' vacation in Chap-
uua, N. Y.
The service at (‘hrist Church on
Sunday will he at" :30 in the evening.
“are will he no morning service. as
[In rector, Dr.Caskey. is still in Ohio. i
Mrs. Emma Jones. who has been
Visiting here sister, Mrs. It. J. Bey-
lnour. ot Rowan street. left this morn-
lnx for estfleld, Mass. where she
will spend a month with Iricnds.
The Annual .\liie box meeting oi the
W. I-‘. .\I. 5.. of tth Eint avenue Meth-
odist chtirch will lie held on Tuesday
evening. Sept. 12th at the home, of
Its. A. N. Paddock, 38 Seavicw ave-
nue. livery member is urged to be
present. I
A number of loads of dirt are helm:
used in covering the garbage and to
stop the stench from the, dump at the
East end of the Washington street
bridge. This is the outcome of Mayor
{‘arl Avcl llarslroni's order. “Put on
dirt on the dump it you have :0 ltu)‘ it.‘
_.______ we of the opportunity of taking the Sunday—September. ioth: Morning . . . i Her Fear.
Leslie Gamble is having the board sail across Long island Sound in the worship at 10:30 it. m.. the pustor'a Oculieto, Optometriats. OPI'C'in‘ | .\Iriiz'rl—\\li..t in: ttcs ion so awfully
walk in front of the old Mill Building W. I. Steven‘s boat. ‘se‘i‘mon i-ttibiect is "chcltitig Sweet." 9‘ , 87 Atlantic 3th Stamford. Conn. pnttcxitto .1." FOWLS. : Hill; In: Kelp: .‘l rm h m have “n in.
find Hodges store repaired. This spot Bible study for adult classes and st'lrol- 5‘ .\l. .\licn . home 0! Mansfield at. 0an Sat, Eve. till 9— o'clock. "Do you mire their clothes 0!! every I m..-H. wltli till"! this afternoon.
was very dangerous for pedestrians as Mr. and Mitt. George tilarm-Ims 01‘ hrs ovcr t“ r-r-n yi‘ars of ago at 11:30 Illlt". whit}. tr... t 1‘“ reconstructed and 38!. 1897 “light"; "(up .\mt arc \‘tLI :ifriild your In-
t!) boards of the walk were rotten, New York spent the weekend with it. at tho lesson subject is. “The. .\r- modernized during the past two i ”W. cm ..,.. .s...‘r.~,.. ...,,m.m-,-- -
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and in many places broken. it will
the a great iiripi'ovcmi-nt to‘liavc the
deft-cts l‘cnredicd and pedestrians will
(libt‘ tearing an atcidcnt at this place.
'I‘lii-
been oikri. llu:
:l‘cy are more
street; of the East side have
with last nights rrrtii,
'liari disasrccrrblc in au-
ioniobilists. Tlit rain sci'lcd in tire
hollow-s in tl-I road on top of tho oil
and could not be absorbed by the soil
tind cvery time am all (I crosses a purl-
dl-- it throws the water about three
t‘vtct in the air and all Uit’l‘ the tar.
m..—n
ROWAY'I‘0N
Mr. and Mrs. l (i. Hathaway have
returned to llostoii alter a week‘s vis-
it with Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hathaway.
llev. it. it). Anderson attended a
Missionary Conference held at Sutheltl.
t‘onn.. Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred (‘roclrctt ai-o
having extensive improvements made
to their residence.
Miss May Burnsteln or New York
spent the weekend with Iriend‘s in
Rowayton and Norwrilk.
Friends are glad to learn that the
condition of Eddie ladrigan. who is at
; the
.\‘orwalk
improved.
hospital. is somewhat
Mr. and Mrs. ilorace Mills. of Grout
Harrington. spent the. weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. John Raymond.
Mr. and Mrs. John Seward of Brook-
tlyn spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. A. l}. l‘lcvci‘ly.
at Mt.
Mr.
Mrs. Susan l’ezty,
spent Sunday with
Charles R. Petty.
Vernon.
and M rs.
Several people are availing tlicnisct-
l
r Rowayton
I .\ll‘a.
: a\ cutie.
.\ertie Raymund of West, bide rental Paul"
Teacher uu. Lug rtrz; s
rat the same hour conducted by Miss
I Ethel Jennings.
This is pruning to be
Mr. and Mrs. George Scudler Of L0 :1 must mltrre’ in; class and all who
c111 street spent
lamiin‘S at Huntington.
Air. and Mrs. Stanton Hart of Staten
,lslunu spent Labor Day with Mr. and
; .‘It’s. Andrew Mills.
Smith of Bell island.
new sewn passenger
William C.
i».rl’t'lla:rd B
tonio tile.
has
H'I'
Mrs George Scott, ot‘ Rowayton ave-
mic. is rctuperatrrig alter her serious
illness.
Mr. and Mrs.
.\‘cw iiavcn.
and Mrs. A
avtnurn
lwltoy (‘rocke' t. 0!
It‘d\t‘ liH-n l‘izl'ilig .\II‘.
il'icd L‘TUCKK‘II’ oi L‘i'oclittt
(tram Price of Port Chester, has
been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
liii P. Then“, of l‘enqu‘r street.
illss Wilma Thornes, of Jamaica. L.
l., is spending a month with her grand-
mother.
ton avenue.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
and
r...
(l. Ashton Ka)‘
Edward Shine. have
turned to Itowrtyton after a wet-it"s
tour ‘hrotigli l’cirnslyvaniu in Mr.
Kay's Velie car.
iMss Lucille l‘randu and Miss Mabel
Jarvis, oi itowayton. have been secur-
r-d its teachers or the first grades iii
the l‘cniral rrhonl‘ liaricn. under the
supervision of Superintendent Jntrws
l". Williams, i‘orcmrly of this place.
.\ number of Rowayton residents
went to Stamford. la:~t week to
George Wright. jr., in “John W. Blake"
a prison reform play. Tire produc-
tion will open in New York after a
short tour In Pennsylvania.
3‘00
Harold (‘. (‘utbilL the "Pride of
ltowayton," will lcltl'e his home iteirt
week for Middle own, t‘onn.‘ where he
will crttcr upon his sophomore year at
\Ecslcyan tinitcrsity. Mr. (‘utbill ex-
pccts to begin training for the varsit."
track team i-‘tl'ill ailcr the opening of
the college year.
t‘. \'. Jennings, oi l‘i'ocltirtt avenue,
..pt‘;tiricd a ligament of the left instep,
recently. while playing rennin. and is
still limping from the eff-feta. The
accident occurred in a game wi'h !‘-r.
William J. Moore. btrt unfor unatel)
lir. «More in neitho'r a chiropractic nor
a chiropodlst. but an eyesight specia-
list. and corrld the little assistance.
itowayion llrtptist (‘lllll't‘llZ—‘Sundtu'
service, September 10. tilts. Morning
worship at 10:30 With si-rmon by the
tastor. 64.; The t‘hrisitan Endeavor
meeting of which the subject will be,
"The ireatness of God." and the lead-
or in Mrs. ll 1.. Raymond. 7:30. The
"ct-Wee of evening Wurrllip with
pit aching hy the parito:~ and special
music by the church choir.
Wednesday evening 'tl 7'45— The
"rid-week service of 'he chui'ilr. Th"
Sunday school lesson i‘o- t-‘wtittnliicr
1ttiu will ho the subject r-rurslrl.-r~r-d.
The September bualmss meeting oi
the Y. 1’. S. t‘_ E. will he held a: the
close of the service.
'.\le' liodisl
F.
Episcopal
church:~ltev .Jritksoii. pnsttir.
mug worship
|all number's urged
Mrs. Mary 'i'hornes, of Kuwait-i
the weekend Win an» interested in Sunday school \hur'ri
are inirtcd to attend this class and
take up the work. iipworzh league as
6145 p. m. The topic inflialli Day."
The leader is Miss ltuth Thoincs. i-Jve-
7’30 p. in. Song service
and sermon by the pastor.
Tursday, September lZIthReguttr
met-ting of ”c Sunday school Board.
‘ti he pl‘t‘ot'nl. '
Thursday at I'l't p. nix—Midweek
prayer service. Everyone weitome at
these services.
Wm“?
CAN AAN
.\irs. 'I‘hoina‘; W. Hall, sr., is visiting
with her son, at t‘r.rtiiord, N. J.
'lhc lugultu‘ monthly meeting ot‘ the
Hannah llt-ncdict r‘.rrter t‘hapter. It. A.
it. VllII be M bonrc oi Miss
.\iriaridtr Wei-d, ' ir‘irsrlay, Scpt.. ii. at
3 p. or.
held rii
A ”Union (or tl.' required number
of signatures t1o pi'l‘ cent, of llrc vc~
term; is being t‘lritrlrrtt‘d for the pur-
pose of securing a votc on the lticnse
question at the it! \t town clcctioii.
.\n illl'dil)’ nicctitrg will be held a'
the rs‘r-llcclrr'r-r t'ornr-rs (‘lrurch on Sun
da)‘. Sept“ 17. There will be a scr-
ruon in the morning. by the pastor; a
loic Icrrst In thr- .Iilt‘l‘lllltin, and Hair
gclistic s‘rirce at 'righl, which will be
continued during he week. The l'ozind
llirlgc and High lirrl::i- cliurchcs will
join in there scrvir cs.
William Kraprmrrx will compete in
the iris-pound lti pound hairiiucr
throws- at the national chainpimrships,
\\'ccquuhic l’itrlr. Newark. Sa'urtlay.
lic is going near top form Iii compo»
tition, and is anxious to score at this
in- ct. and also to have a good total by
the curl of the season. as regular com-
pctitiun will dcpend on his location
and position after this summer. Will‘
failed to get a p'acc in the handicap"
liainmcrthrow' Labor boy. i
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and
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The “to t‘anaan (trirden (‘ tub will“
tlsrt the estate of .\Ir. Adolph Lew
isoltu Heather lT-'|I it‘ariu. Ardstcyui-g
the Hudson. on Monday. Sew. tLll'6
rainy. the visit will be made the next
day. Members will take lunch With
them, eating it on the way. The start
will be made [ruin the Stamford Libra-
ry. at 1 p. m.. going via the Post road
to Port ‘l‘hcstt‘i‘. thence in Wide
Plains and liohha Ferry. Mr. chlsoirn
lirrt bwn very cordial in his invitation‘
and it is hoped that a large number
will avail themselves of this oppor'uni-
ty to attend. *
Wm'm
DARIEN
summon
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months. 16 annual rcr.d;. tor the owner
and his family to return.
.—
Aleck Sherwood is now employsd as
baggageiuaster at the South Xui'ndik‘
station of the New Haven road.
The fair oi
i-‘rre company
the Noroton Ht'l»ill>
which opened Widow
day night, rr'ildt‘lt'd another largo; torn
pan) inst lil,,'lil it will coist- tits tli"
nrng
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.\liss (arouse: tirirlram‘r— netthr w
v. ho has bet :1 with his rcgrrrrei' .tt Ilr‘
(.rntp rn Harrisburg. is visiting hi—
atrnt rzt lit-r lrrrmc at “rug-i. End Land
irrg. at .\‘oru‘ori.
PARALYSIS AT WATERBURY BABY
FARM.
WATEHBIYRY, Sept. 9A lttrttt was
caused here yesterday by the discov-
ery of a case of iniantilc phi'il).~'l:~ r'i
:ire Freter may Farm. where about
forty infants are housed. The case has
beenn isolated and the lit-altll depart-
mctn has ordered a strict ouartrnc.
DANBURV MAN DIES SUDDENLY.
llAllTit‘tilil). Spt. 9.——Tlie body of
William llcruran. 4:3. late of lianbury,
was hurid near the ba) ot the (Minor
tii‘u‘ l'i\‘vr lrch today. llctillr was coils—
o-d by a nattaclt ct lit-art dist-rise. licr~
man was a cigarniaker.
The Reedfit Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main M.
So. Norwalk. Manic Hall Blk.
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Fall Hats
- R - W -
Made in Norwalk
'All Styles—All Colors
One Price
$2.00
CopyrightClothingCo.
6N. Main St. 80. Norwalk.
Hats Hats
OUR “BlibT-YtT"
EYE GL Ss‘
A rickety eyeglass
mounting is like a shoe with
a run-down heel. Both are ,
injurious and uncomfortable.
Our "Best Yet" eyeglass is
rigid and artistic.
loose.
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'I‘IIAMER
“The Three O-Eye Service"
0:7
¢¢¢¢¢$¢t~t~t¢e¢¢¢~i$
STORING BUTTER.
In making Miller at this N’d-
s>zittfilri-)t-:rrirlr‘\\11:tci‘ii>cil ;
Is \. r» c scirtirrl that the tlt‘flll
tic of Iirsr truss rpmnty t‘trrrrrr
tie tl‘t‘;ii|l stint or litutli)
\\u<li l'w lur‘tt r thurrrutrfit uni.l _,
II.t‘ “ti-Ii \'i.ili'r is t'icri'. .\itit‘ as ‘f
“t and put tirtnllt in earth
rl‘it in. \‘tlJIiI I:rltti‘
r? . . ’, with a ‘It'rtlt ~in
rut'tl'rl on :r inliitelhli‘k “omit-u
fruiiie place-I iiir I’tll if the hut
i'r..rr on it told salt brine
t‘tit‘ct‘ jar and Set
ii" :r)‘ in r ool rellai'.
«once
.‘I.
‘w
.H h
t l.l' ::t‘t'
veeaeae
rltiltt‘
:. (1.
li‘!.
Hiitlil'll.
,-t;¢s.$$i$*5
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Chicks Need Sun
1.; and Shade .'
WWfléwx r
'$¢¢$$+
To remain healthy and vigorous both
futil; tltiil ililt‘ks must
in in t‘rr- burning rays of the sun. 'l‘-
dipr'itc the truck of sunlight would
Int-n be fatal.
.\loi irc birds soon degenerate auri‘
from tlrc sun. and chicks are siwlr'tt
“ltt‘lr ;'i‘u\\‘ll with little sunlight Ilti’.
no rout can thrite when long exposed .
to tlrc limit of the sun. so there slittii'ti
laI slriirlc at least iii the lit-ill of tin-
dirt.
llcirrc and complete shade is to 'u-
3 uvulrlcd. Air and sunshine In morici‘a
‘Hltll are Important factors in the
:L'riHVlll and thrift of struck.
.\‘rrtrrrnl .\Ittlili‘ is desirable. and fruit
lrccs uni particularly good. sirnc tIirt
gitc slain-r its well as crops th.it can
Iii‘ s rid til it pi‘utit.
l-Ztr-rc'rectr trcr-s pluntcd
.Ior \\'lrrtilircrrlrs {or “inter also
.riisli .-r dcir~c . bride in Filltilizt‘l‘. .
Shade tan Ito furnished ititiiiclrrlly in t
dlfl'creirt sections of tlic turd It u- in: l
branches of ln’t'\' r at in fill folio c or t
by drivitru thrcr- foot stain in tire
gmtmd and i-ovcriirg thr III with a «an
Opy of btirltip. or by erecting t‘i'rrrirr-s
.miitlc of wire llt'lilti': or piths rovcrod i
. Willi Italy or sti‘utv.
lroliulrlv tit no time is the hot sun :
imore rlttrrt'errrru to {owls than during t
tnwltlir': season
Not only must there be partial shade
in the rum or range. but the houses
must be an twtillslflltltd that the air can |
pass through and that the hot roofs
(an be more or less cooled by proper
ventilation.
In llhodc Island and Connecticut
lu‘ [lrtiIt-t'te-l t
Ill‘tlL’I'~
for
in
l
I they would not be tilde to raise a fourth
of their crop of turkeys were it not for
the shaded rolling country ovor which
the birds range.
The duck farms of Long Island would
have to go out of business if It wcrc
not that their broader yards are prrr-
ttntly shaded. as too much exposure to
tho hot sun is fatal to young dttcltlinus.
The geese i‘alscrs of New England
would fail if they exposed their gm.
Hugs to the hot sun“
THEIR FIRST VISIT
TO THE FARM
‘lutu each titltt‘i".\ interiors for tilt in-
‘tlt‘illillt‘ period.
‘slllllllltvllt‘tl t » stirrcr Ilt'l' hr- rcpiicd that;
.lue lullt'il coutersaiiun Iit'Hlt'Pu hostil
1‘
.oper'utes thc boilers of an riparian-no
? liuiltliiig
' iromrr when applictl to him.
lrlritrs thc lcwrrintivc of it ti‘niiscoiiti<
. The}:
Hooou in Bagud.
A Hindu] in use In the bumper II
licr)‘ furnace. and no "lie unit s31
Lullri‘ ln- .\‘t.;irf:‘u 2*: or )iuéluuh o
.\tctirrrw. iuuld rl~r withn its fwu
H... s \: ll: “infill? ‘i. d -‘_ tht‘ t“;fl\‘t
Ltric Lon-It a t . \v .ril.-.‘tl ti lin‘r
r» ire ii. i.;l' ;.. l .r s:'r.:.tinu
It t .rrn'mlt ;.rrt-l
'ur~ t i.ti ~ it 'lrt's .\i "n u
.. r..- ...rr.... :s. i'l.c rtiliaf- or
I‘.‘ It i r f..- 1r.'lrt r nit-is."
at“ r l I 'rl.r-.c. .‘II‘T‘ L.’
>i= '1 l \i..rl -. . i' ':'r :..~ “l-I'ft' tu—
‘ett‘dtl oi :tv l\ i will a rat r o
prism 11th tl \~..i'r tr 1.1 in trr'l .rl'
tirnr’rr. .\ -tf.:t Mir.» . .r (to, ri.~ ... u-
pairts .\i .n lut‘ .v . tl . se- 'lwiris
and ti .. l . .c . ---ti~ i: o- i; ii until a-
it passiw tr.» r;.ir ‘,'.t rust.» and ,:.\c
a «‘l'l'll‘.r!:i't'if" tr‘ttslrin; littcm.
iii! 1 t it .If' I‘."i‘tt.12tl‘§ l-c crrii
i.lrlt'ii'.ilil' . ' 0 tr' ’l lllt .r iii: t.t’rlu
‘ritytrrru‘istt-I‘. ‘.ii r ‘l~.\'-ltr.‘t‘l
iiil's‘dll Bum.” .\wtttrifliatn
it I A ' l
lrll'.
i'arshps In EQMIG.
iii the (ll-VS ot’ vuwicrr urir \cssr-l,
two frigate-s. or iitrt't-f lurrtlc ships,
might llc Iu‘l'cd mgr-titer and tire shot
'\\'Ili'il l’ziul Join-s wri.
h.- lruri ind _trt lawn tw right. At ‘ t
tlist‘iiit‘c of right trillis llict‘tl would flirt}
t't.|iuili;iiitlt‘l'~. t‘\t'ii by signals. and Hit-
or n \csscl is Irit there isn't irrUclr quell)
lion as to its filt‘ii‘t'. A tissel may be
llrjlii‘tr] by :tirrh‘ic and get away b-ut.
if a limiting' steel full is hit below tho;
nrrrror be it lvv rt torpedo orlr as its dtt
llwllell'dlt‘ll t_v a iiftccn lllth shill
which meets exprt t. itions in the1
pr in pine s~ of its c \piorious it ti rs not!
runairr in sin ht mariv minutes, and ti
rietv rant lliiat around on spars untilI
they .~-rrc wit-.1 up for there are not
spars. in ten minutes the formidable».
uni-ship Litit‘s trr.rlcr and i rriics tit-lye.
hotly on board. P hi udelphia ltttoi'd. I
The Title “Engineer."
It is unfortunate. tricordirig to the
Engineering lieH rd. that In America
most people “~‘Htlrlll‘ the word “cir-
pincer " with a man who runs air cli-
giur- or it boiler. liven the man who
is t‘ililt‘tl tin "engineer," :ilI
though the name is entirely a min.
I‘Ie “my.
but he re not an
The gray haired man who
Iic ll good lllt‘t lrutdc.
innit-ctr
ir- trial iirn'ted and who holds the lives
of hundreds of human beings in his
II't' lit-lungs to the very highest typo
of me hartic, but it“ is not an engineer,
cxu-pt iii the I'rritr-d States and t‘niia-
«ta. .\lt tori-ign inn-,tuagcs have words
that properly rir-sigirtitc the work these
nan nrr- doini'. In our country there
is no word to distinguish them from
the bridge llllllll(‘l', the sanitary expert,
etc.
Who the Lou: Are.
The beta are u brain. it of the Lithu-
ruilriii nation. a Slavonic division. um!
dwellers in the Baltic provinces of
Russia. Lithuania w as at one time .
;.'I't':ll kingdom. latcr' u purl of the 1'0<
lirii unlit-n mid littu' einl-odicd in Ros.
si.i rintl I'l‘lt.\‘~lil. The Lens. it subdi-
vision of the Lithuanian people. tit:
3.01mi Lurnior more than 2.000.010.
are r f average height. well built.
but st-Itlain very tail. The lincly rut.
feature". lair liriir. liuc eye: and dell-
r- ate strins .rie ch. n‘uc tcristlcs that die-
tin. ursir a Lelt irrtrzr a Rule or n ltus—
sirin.—l' hilarlclplria l‘iess.
Ccmpuleion.
"If that bad licv insists on carrying a.
chip on his shoulder you shouldn't lio-
llt't' trim.“
“i didn‘t." :Erc sitiitire jawed
t:':“tt'r. " he lzrj: i; (ll his
~lr'.cr'. lit-t when he tool. it off and
Eixt bio iii thr- eye with it I had to do
~'oirictliiniz."r—-'r‘i':.sliirr'..‘.ori Star.
replied
'v v.~
..ir..'.
MIKE THE MESSENGER
HE FlNDS THAT JULIA “M
MORE OR LESS DELICATE"
LESS .
PROBABLY
IS
WALT °
DESMKDND.
A LITTLE
PooR
l WANT Yov’fefiTME
DEAR ‘ JuLIA ‘OUT FOR
BE CAREFUL WITH THE
DEAR AS SHE IS
VERY DELICATE AND
THE DOCTOR SAYS suE
HAsNV'T LONG- To Lit/Eli
EXERCISE" WHILE
DIS
E
iuimrr
tT'D‘BE Just ME Luck
TER MEET
oven GROWN
FRANKfURTER a!
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ME GIRL
t'M EXERCISIN '
CHRiSTo mm
A
COLUMBO - WHAT?
For? You NoT LOOK?
You lMPU DEN T WR
REPoR‘t: You To
pochali
I'VE A 6000 MIND To
ETCH
THE
dULlA it,»
lHOPE Tus'oacrak
Amr MrsrAKEN
ABour DEAF!
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