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Officers and Members of the
Sunday School
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i The Rally liay Cruise of the South
l Norwalk Baptist Sunday school, by the
is. S. “Glad Tidings." was sailed yes-
EI‘QIQ II, c‘hlfll, of ”my,” terday, and proved to be a great suc-
. ‘cess. There was a large attendance
“9‘ Under '1‘ Pidlf‘lat the services of the day, and es-
T .I‘ c" I“ “infill 0.9, pecially in the evening. when an ex-
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ceptionally tine program was present»
Hunted Feet
led. The officers of the ship were:
(.‘Olllfiiandt’f'* Rev. .1. H7 Thompson.
Navigating Officer—Ernest E. Hop-
1 kins.
t Chief Engineer- F. '1‘. Lyon.
III-{WAN Polf . Steward Harry C. Tryou.
. Purser~C. L. Leppert.
The program follows: .
SNAPPfll IN IWW .
Responsive Reading—Superintendent.‘
1 Prayer—The Pastor.
" ’ “Weigh Anchor."
' board."
“Pilot taken on'
[0' 0th" Victims Of NiSh'S COT-1‘ Song. “Jf-‘us Saviour. "““l 31“" M’- . ’— \\'ith a regularity that is becomingture expressed from New York on me '
. . . ‘I “2" . . (Continued on Page Eight.) monotonous, the Westport Avenue liill i Wednesday is still among the missing Who Had Bron!“ Down Pony Aemplanes “08 h
HGT Icetdettf are If! the “03'1““. Sealed orders for the (raise; . it'fllltlllut‘fi to play the hoodo to pans-land the Community Club ladies suf‘ G _ .
. . ‘ l Often?“ and brawl \. i _ gtng autista. A large mime" "mi fered under the handicap of the dif- finally .
At be r .ult f fit; - ’ ’ “mm”! M neainans 'p ’y ‘ a" MYSIER|0IJS SHIP .ster owned and driven by AlbertI'l‘.,flcttlty in New York. » ,
( M o a ‘ '1 automobile, gall'ig Officer, l . it‘ulemnnI of New 11".“, “mp dump Through the kindness of l". 8. Lyon, i. .-, ,. ._.. ._,.,_,I_.._. _
crash which occurred about lzt.’)‘.(.hun_h “,me
o'clock his morning on the Post Road' . ‘ . .
. ' ‘ ‘ . I i. . S ' ‘ i- ' . r ‘b i .
at Naah is If orner. Eugene H. Callahan, The ml” (igfth‘ig "Hm, “pk“ t
.'l)‘ r . .‘ ‘ ‘— 1 ..
I'f "WW" ” I“““,‘: “3““ 3‘” “‘1“ Solt<~“Throw Out the Lire liine.
tan. Mr. and Mrs, lithium in. lienebrIv Taking aboard our \"ival (‘adt-‘ldu
2‘ thiubury. and Fred (" Signoru a Graduation of Junior, Primary anti
r. e'iioustiator for the little Ribbon (.ar- Beginners “ems ‘
(Liv of Bridgeport, are in the Norwalk "Taking U", SD‘l and Shaping the
Hospital. suffering from :1 severe fillitk . Course" bv the Commander ltct’ l
int: up and numerous minor cuts and Il Thompson ‘ ' '
bruises. The party was riding in it, Presentation of. Diplomas
large Packard touring car. bound east, 5.0m: "\bide with “e -- {0 9,3;
and were. going at a rapid price when item-diction The l‘astyor. '
the corner was reached. Signor. who, '
was driving the machine, claims that
the steering gear gave way at this "my
The officers and members of r
school: 5
point. The big machine lttrched out of. t - I. , i i ,. ~ V
the road. hit a telegraph pole and' l;e::‘lfirkll:“'l(iull 0‘ .un 0” ' ' "
snapped it off, ran eighty feet further, . . ~ ' . . , - . .. 'lt .
on and hit another pole. and then can “(Trizfrmmnduu of irtmar) db‘ '
“MM u" about nt'entyrtwo feet,§ Superintendent of Beginners—Miss
wtmi it. brought up against a fence.” F'. Mitchell.
Graduating Classes.
I Jtiztiors—-Ruth Zelgler. Agnes Hein-‘I
Iinons, Edith Dunn, Maggie Dccessrc,
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Junction GIVES
' Wright. .
I Printary——Elton Conley, Edna Drew'I;
Fritz Fuller. Robert. Fuller. Waiter
;Etlna Gordon. Harry Boyd and Willie
l Webber.
i BeginnerSMGladys Meyer.
! Meyer, lrma Buckingham, Wallace An
vderson, Jenn Drew. Guernel Garvey.
Uncontested Divorces Granted in
PM. 'Marion Conley, Helen Johnson. Gladys
SI COB" [Scotn Norman Scott. Frances Merrill.
iGladys Robins, Dorothy Hunt and
Four uncontested divorce applica-i Harry Price.
tions were granted by Judge GagerI .
iii the Civil Superior Court Friday,
afternoon. llditli D. Dodge of tliis‘nfMocn-Anc CANDIDAIES
city obtained a decree froth Edmund" -
Rocco blender of Stamford gota - -
divorce from lngrld Mender of theiua'a Faded t0 h“ Statements
same i ‘4, l lid l't.‘ b i th! - ' '
W“ " “ ‘ “‘5 ‘ “1 tinder Corrupt Practices Act
The couple was married November:
2. 1908, the plaintiff‘s maiden name!
being Moon.
1‘. Dodge. also of Bridgeport. on thei
legatlon. The couple was married;|
August 27. 1913. ;
ground of dcsertion March 1, 1913.}
Frank N. Allen. of Bridgeport, was.
Oct. 30.—Hon.
“WASHINGTON,
$132.45 churn” ‘
till innit tutti;
Gel-unity flint: dresses Nicki
Interest in the Work. andi
lmged Coleciiett
itiititt't‘tttiucils lANfflHER CAR
too i till;
150 Gathered at an Hull-tutti IAKES WC“
l to Itear Prominent Candidates?
The Community Club again proved‘
ii iii. Pill
Over ‘one hundred and fifty mem-
‘Albert'fJeleluaed i. it. fete-
bers of the italian Republican Club
tassembled in the rooms of the Repub‘ its interest in public affairs and its;
willingness to work when during the.
|lican Headquarters, promptly at 3 . . . v.
i p. m. President Disesa called the _ 32f: Agil‘ea “03:21:; "(at {2: Algitlzieg;
”“99“? todorde’r ’11:: {he igttsfieaker: St." “ “CI “CM Escm'and Syrlifzi Relief As the regular.
was ntro uce iip s e anOW. \ . '
. , . ' ' .monthly meeting of the club was not
as he expressed himself, was New" B." ”I“ .ilf‘id until last Monday. the time given
iing the field for the big guns. Mr.
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tCastellano said in part that this was , '
inot a battle of parties, but it was a‘WRECKtD m is
ibattle of existence. iie produced at
tcircular printed in ltalian, given out
.by the Democratic party in which they:
for work was very brief. Ne' theless
a substantial result was obta ed on
Saturday, and an interest roused in
the community which will haveI
actimulntive afft ct. The club is to be
congratulated on its public spirit and
description of her.
pear to be very large‘ and had buti
li'lva Avalonc. Harriett Roos, Thereaai
'Roos, Marion Buckingham and Harry]
I ly seaward. .
iGerrish. Viola liandley. David Drew,‘
5 that
Ruth.
iexplained the "Eight Whys the Italians ‘
should vote for Wilson."
Democratic friends sincere in their
utterances? Arid he went along ex-
plaining each one of the “Eight Why,”
having at band documents to show the
contrary.
SEN tiff NEWPtliii.
lights Mashed ~tdaneuvers, Then.
Stems Seward i
Are the:
_so_ttl tutti.
gilt-d Nearly II this Went to Pay
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Well! 3“” II m 1003’ int the last moment to send the prom-
tlie hill yesterday morning about 10:“
o'clock and skidded into the pole at the ‘
tool of the incline. withtdinstrouc
results to the machine. Neither mu
Coleman iior J. H. r‘cinateln, who was
riding with him at the time, was in-
lured,
Witnesses to the affair state that
I [(‘Uit‘lnall came over the brow of the
‘ NEWPORT. it. i. (let. :llt.~.\lysteri~
oils maneuvers of a steamer with
masked lights three miles outside of
hill at a rapid gait and proceeded
down the grade at a fairly fast pace.
When the corner was reached. the
moved by the trouble in New York. —-———-— . . f
Freda-rick flebhartl Very kindly gave , . . _ . [ha received a report rom M _
several hours of his time and the use times two FIMIIIES Ollf In “I!” At rtcan consul at Queensw
”WNW" R9” Lightship, sunurdlytdrlver attempted to apply the braked-t
night aroused much interest iii naval
circles. The vessel wits first observed
between 7 and it o'clock. The few‘
lights she carried were dimmed and
servers on shore to obtain Lgood
5!! did In ap-
one funnel. Some observers thong ‘t
she had the appearance of a an
i t -
in the dark it was impossible for ob-ggggf'denmy banged up by the “u
;to his machine, but these failed to
stay his progress. The car ploughed
into the pole with a hang and was
Officer Nell Sweeney was on
Junie duty at the hit
Sergeant Thomas Hunt arrived on
intents after its occurrence, and upon
liftiliilfiil tilitiiiiiii ‘ it: $332: {lifter .
intuitions, ()t‘t. sit—rt; which on r voyage in. not been
i, and the driver'
tdid not heed hte‘ signals. .
ithe scene of the accident a few mo:
cruiser and others conjectured thlt investigation found am Mr. Coleman'
she was an ocean-going tug. She
steamed about an erratic course‘ for
some time anti then proceeded slow.
Brenton: Reef Lightship is an
chored a mile and a quarter from
‘view of reports in shipping circles
another German submarine
“freighter was expected at an Ameri-
Lean port within a few days the move
intent of the strange steamer caused
waterfront men to hazard the
‘Iopinion that she might be waiting
to act as convoy for the submersible.
innit ttttiiitclts
‘ 60th to Dlltltlt
t .
i list-ten Republicans are making of-
.forts for a rally on Wednesday which
lwlll ““939 any ever held in that 39'; Scheidler. the local dltneur who waal
j publican stronghold. Congressman
lOakley of lllinois and Congressman 'E.
lJ. Hill, will be among the speakers,‘
and Representative Charles E. Wil-
illsmson, Republican candidate for
had no driver's license.
sufficient.
also. Bonds were fixed at 350,
'about to land in Jail unless
amount was furnished.
machine Just as it stood to John Mills,
the uptown garage man. for 850.
Coleman appeared in the uptown
court this morning. pleaded guilty to
the charges, and was fitted $25 and
costs. tie paid up and then left for
New Haven.
tidbit—filth _
its MD 00313
The continued case of Frederick
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Earl-erred some time ago for driving
this car without lights which were visi-
ble at two hundred feet, was heard
this morning before Judge Lockwou.
tin the uptown court. and Mr. Scheii
given *7 GTVOYCG from Nellie N- All?“ Thomas 1.. Reilly, candidate for 0011- Senator. Stephen R. Hoyt, candidate! ler was fined :13 attd costs. The cast
of West Haven. Desertion April 30. grass from the Third District, when aifor Representative and Probate Judge! was immediately appealed by the do.
1913 W33 alleged. The couple W5 member of the body he now seeks re»
married January 18, 1893- MfS-zetection to. voted for a corrupt prac-
Allen’s maiden name was Loomls.
iKeating will be among those who
lwlll be'heard. Delegations from sut-
, . . Judge Joseph R. Taylor represented’
tices act. its passage is proclaimedgrounding towns Will be there. 3m°“'..\fr,"5cheldler in the hearing and he.
i fondant.
Bertha 'May Beck 0f stamford, was , in the Democratic platform as one ofjthem being many from Nor-walk. The‘produoed several witnesses who stated
divorced from . Edward J- BECK ijthe achievements of a Democratic
the same D1809. intolerable cruelty be-l Congress, which entitles the party toégreat efforts to give Mr. Williamsonl good condition.
iNorwalk workers are putting forth
ithat Mr. Scheidler's lights were in
Others. however.
"W the allegation. MrS..BeCi$’8 maiden‘a continuation in power. Under the'a big majority in this town. The can-l claimed that the officer was right in
name was Coulter, and She maniedicircumstanccs one would expect thatldidate is making a good impreseicufimakmg the arrest; and that the “Km.
Beck June 16, 1909.
list CHANCE if
itttt tonic nouns
Tuesday will be the last day that
voters can familiarize themselves with .
‘ the voting machines. The machines
will be removed from the different
headquarters and stores where they
‘are ‘now on demonstration. Wednes-
dayypnd will betaken to the City Hall
iii/North Kain street, where they will
be pro ed for the coming election
on Nov tuber 7th, one week from to-
marrow.
The
former Congressman Reilly would be
particularly careful to comply with an
not made a law with his 'aid.
Under‘ the provisions of the act
a candidate for Congress is required
to file with the clerk of the House
of Representatives 9. statement of
the money received and used to fur-
ther his nomination and election.
A statement should have been filed
by Mr. Reilly. giving an itemized ac-
count of his expenditures not less
than ten days prior to his nomination
and not more than fifteen days after
the adjournment or the convention,
and another not less than ten or
more than fifteen days before the
general election. This last state-
ment was due in Washington not
later than midnight fps! Friday
night. None of the statements re-
quired have been filed. ' "
The penalty prescribed for viola-
tion of any of the provisions of this
' bino- are now on exhibition
in political headquarters of both par-
ties in all diltrintg, and are
lied nothing whatever;
"wherever he appears. and the fact that
he has shown himself to be a. good
friend of Norwalk in the House of
thim in the city court.
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tittt lilitltiill
Two burglaries occurring to one
night is an unusual happeningin Nor-
urday evening. The house occupied
by Louis Nash, of 86 Plattsvllle avo-
nue, was entered early Sunday m-
in and silverware of considers
value was stolen. The intruders .63-
tered the house by way of the kitchen
and carried off two drawers in the
sideboard which contained the alivelh
ware. Upon
walk, but such a thing happened Eat-l
;on Mr. Scheidler's car were not up to
j the standard required by law.
‘ This is the third mixup Mr. Scheidier
has had with the city. and this case
iilke the :first one which arose over the
ttlcense question has been carried our
[moment courts, by the defendant
latter it had first been decided against In his c‘om « . Th f} t k . Alt - - - '
claim. Quttiner 58:8 e r9 599“ 9" “3 0"!" day to a discussion of Germany'
him in the city court. He also drove that the two defendants made ap. Nehemiah Candee. candidate for rep-g submarine wax. on Norwefl'lfl
once on tho left side of a trolley car
t
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int-toil tttttttctts
taint BIG tlilt
The First Word isn't going to be
outdone in enthusiasm in the present
campaign. The committee has or-
med to hold a rally at their head-
quarter- oa Wait street tomorrow
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investigation I . evening. which promise: to be a. bum.
He had a earl
certificate however. but this was notl
The young man was arrest-l
ed by Officer Sweeney for driving with-‘.
'{ out a license and for reckless driving
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Price's Neck, “ 9““ "t 59"90” I“: when Coleman discovered that he was arisen b““"‘°" Herman Quittner. ”H
the! Norwalk and Charles
he sold the‘
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land Nellie llclllinney. claiming that
on its willingness to undertake no.
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Generally cloudy tents» I“ “N” TWO-Em
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Biliilili SiEAMSIllP MARINA
‘Slliili NEAR ilili IRISH 80m.
Hill 50 AMERICANS ABOAR
All These Said to have Been Members of the Crew! .
Which Left Newport News on October 10th. and Wan;
Torpedoed 0ft Quecnstcwn Without Warning a}
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Bliiiliii flit) iiilNBli iiii’iliii Milli ,
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expected btit worth while pieces oft ;
work. Much difficulty was experienced
in getting any supplies, however. as
the New York committee was unable
SliitlESSilil til’tiiAiitiNS 0N Silliiit till! "i
British Aviator Reported to Iiavc Ifllled Captain 30kt. .. ‘
1 articles. One package of litera-
window cards and ribbon bands were
printed for the emergency on Friday-
'l‘he t‘. S. Trowbridge Box Factory
and the Quality Print Shop of .Nor-
walk managed to get out the necessary .
collection boxes, and everyone proved
iiirist kind in overcoiiiiitg the difficulty
‘3 'The British steamer Marina”
;vessel of more than 5.000 ‘
liliittlittliltlttli . .. .. . .... ,
tengage in trans: none 5 .;
BURNS t0 Gilli 122:...brrirttimt5
ith t the American embassy thew
rm—
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she was torpedoed without:
:ng. ‘ _ N
- furniture Saved- dictation ' 3:
' .: Marina reached ('3in
started on the second fl at "
Is “mus [Roumfio'clock yesterday morning, complete-
; l_v destroyed the home of the late Fred
iii. Turney on Long Hill street. it is
Ithought that the fire was caused by a
last Schnb Estate Forfeit;
defective chimney.
. . Mrs. Turney had been living in the
licence Because of Breaking;
tshe went to live with her daughter.
of la Agreement?
‘pc .cd. 'A number of Albert :.
iare believed to have been on . .
the London advices state. ‘
'Americans. if any, doubtless .
. members of the crew. as the .
mine was not a passenger ca
vessel. . ._
Both the British and French 9.
.‘ the Somme front report at sue ..
ful continuation of their eff '
:to drive the point of the W
; created by their prolonged offers;
house up to a short time ago. when
. the house which was a large
tfitrm house has been occupied by
haw-HM) families. About 2 o'clock the
‘ 'family living on the top floor smelled
A Steinbrlcklamm‘e' and investigating. found
d N llte M llhone ,_ of Brid e on_.vvhole rear of the house ablnse. An _ _ ,
Scar tire liquotc- Keene: for the grnIhch-tal'rm was quickly sounded, but ”1 stve further mm the Gem
ville inn in the. upper Part of Norwalk. l "m “a” neighbors larr‘ived it. was im-, “395- I .
there is a possibility of Mr. Quittneri 1’0” “ ‘° mm“ 3“ ”"3 hm“ ““1 This point at present proj .. .
i and
()wing to fit trouble which
I
. , .their efforts were ufto removin' tho:
losing the license. Luder the law, an; furniture on the ground floor 5 across the Peronne-Bapa ‘
application for a transfer of a licensei ' . ' - . - -
. The families occupying the house road at Sully-Satiitsel. Last night
must be made at least 14 days before .
~ . .‘1 d licenses .1 spent the remainder of the morning in the chh again struck the G“...
{\ovember 1. at w't ch ate it h l b- ‘ b k h h _ .
this county, outside of Bridgeport, ex- 5 :‘IificlT'i‘I‘na‘iggw’é :Eonf‘dgsfrucfi‘iigg' man front here and. according to
W?- ' . .. . ' the Paris War Office on tutor! I-
Thc present difficulty arose over the I only M ""7 “i.“ that ”“1 mm was in ’ rt}? i
- . ‘the opposite direction. At times the system of trenches,~no west -.
contemplated sale of the liquor license, - . . . .
for the Branclivillc lnu which “.miflames threatened the garage of Mr. Sailiy~SaiihseL advancmg as far:
owned by Carl Schaub at the time urtCtu‘tie‘r thm‘flifitd’r‘TUG-Y negos‘s 9:: as the Sailly. chquh. '
ill; death, and which is now in the fillepehouseo If; fheie‘ifrnomgr: (1:1;ng Immediately to the narthwest,
hands of Qtiittncr. who is the executor, ment in this district ‘ and the. flamestat the convergence of their front
3’ MW“ “m”- i -‘ ' r 'N\"cF’ hrdli i oi s teaoin mitt
Quittuer today filed a suit for ”Iliad gained such headway t at at .‘ ‘S t a . r
't q . a . er‘ |.l bucket brigade would have been help- With that of the French, the 3119.
too damage. in the Litil Sup to l 'lth th tt ti .. . .
C0111! against Charles A Steinbrick 99" ‘0 cop“ “ 9 s on °"' itch have been pounding for two
days at German positions near
they failed to carry otit their part of . I“
an agreement to purchase the goods. [0 Al HUNGAklANS 511’: Tagaloy'f and h?” ”lbw
ftxtures‘and liquor license of file it e can re 0 seven tune a“
Schaub estate. ; Further messages from Amster-
Reduced to Pay Balance. idem today. 532d to be based gas:
‘t is claimed by Quittner that on; :Gmn advices. reiterate the‘
September 16 of‘ this year he and the. i'port that C “in he .
two defendants entered into an agree- . _ ._ a9 _ '1 .
ment whereby the defendants were - . lfamous German avmto 0 last:
to purchase. the license, goods, etc., The South hot-walk Hungarian lite-.Fnd‘y shot down” h forty»
for 83.000. he says that the defend- publican Club held the most retire-ghosme airplane, has beep killed
ants agreed to pay $200 on Septem-Jenlallve meeting at Old Red Memalin an aerial en emerii: He .
ber 15, 3300 two days later. and the Hall. last evening that has ever been! . gag - . I
balance. $2.500. on the day the trans- known in this city. Through the Re—fsmdtohave been brought to earth
fer or theqcense was made. Quinner publlctm National Committee Dr. L.Iby a British avtator With whom
says 8500 was paid by the defendants Fenyes was present and spoke in 8,111 was engaged near Cambri.
bui‘t'hey refused to take the license mgpntfriwllticl; were? his illegrers ‘fiFrance. v
when he offered it to them and also a S D iCXO on an oath. emee -. . .“ '-
réfused to pay the baiance‘or szIsoo‘ing was called to order by John; MUC“ space 15 deVOth in “IQ
which he claims is due. Czako, and he presided-over the rattan; London morning newspapers to.
Known to: the transfer of the li-Lresentntlve. Mr. Candoe reviewed the . . _
utter licenhe to them ‘and that 12 days! historv‘ of the Democratic party. and t trade. It ‘3 901“th out that: N0!“ ‘
later he notified them are was ready,heid up the inconsistencies of thetway- now has lost about. one-see
same. National politics came in foricnth of her total month”
a large share of his attention and the i - . e ercenta e of r‘
Question of Law Involved. audience heartily applauded his ref-[BhPQI’fit git?“ uporf‘No
Under the present conditions, there erences to Charles E. Hughes. min" . . .
is a question of' law as to whether the i also appealed to his hearers to give.“ deduct? to be proportio
license now held by Quittner wane i united support to Hon. Charles E. Wit-i four per cent. more than puff
declared "dead" 0 account of the fact . liamson. candidate for senator. to hlsIby an“ Britain. concmm 9
that there is' first true enough, accord-i associate on the ticket. Dr. Hiram B. subject, the Times “ya e5 '
ing to law. to-ndvertise for a transfer West. and to Congressman E. J. Hill in]! . .
or renew it before November 1. ‘Ariia his efforts for reelection. no Y- . .. . .c
the preeenttime there are five or striptended for the straight ticket and “m: is no possible e
fine liquor licenses in Norwalk man'froni the amount of applause.sre0uu for this moon, savage staph
totranefer it, but they would
not ac.
cept it. “
unto be not is a fine of not more" than $1000 moral: - ~ - .
> ~ . v 8. Chief Pennington and , mer A: within nailed by the '3‘ them rovidel at the ratio of one to the scenic". there 03“ be much ' ‘ r .
3.213%: 31:35“ “a :35" at; one year in prison or both. The Nash found the drawers in cut luck name“ on another page. 0011- gm “’0 inhabitants: and in thatdonbt u to how the-Hungarian '0‘?" ship. 0‘ '. “mg: pow; " '
be” wnm or WWW “a” public-n 'undldaten from Con- yard where the titration mil. stein m It. .r. am will be ”It. “I .1...“ m. Salient: "cam be rot-4mm. During the evening. Dr. viva-rim W reason or
m m, m mo m are nwflm hm Nit! complied with all or the silverware in then. Mm. cannon. WWW delved. it h a- queetioa whether an-‘I'poke and )tr. Williamson dwelt nimbflmvsdmm
on”, . m5» 1......" w W a” mummm‘ °t u“ 1"“ ' M" “"1 ‘ if" mm m‘ ”W"“* “‘"other could be mati' to the. estate.‘etate issues. m balm i ,.
tee to Mill“ I. .. . t Margit; lied MI filer-Ind“! ' The other Jane that was “tee-mm mm L: the number of linen-epic Norwalki The address of Dr. Pen!" VII m Norwegian 5”
mm‘“’°uwo MW mm‘n'm%§uwrnm . adamant: N! - the same Saturday a t was the New “immoral-nuances": anon 1.. my above the unit, and with greatly enjoyed by those underetand- III! this m w M-
at "on“ am: ’tair‘ rm an“. IiI‘Y- 0m r 3- Ill'- Kennedy, lied Oaatlyxitoaen onfioath this: yin be attractive via-lo nu . no hw enter on the question or is. in menus-tin Matisse. the nine . . .
mine the I!!! .. y y » .M‘ statement due tea den _ to At this plant. entrance ‘ .- peanut no to tote-- ten-m on monument talbelng delivered in that tongue. The lethrenhtims-
trimmimgfiy'uwnmimym Mum”: m-m “ comm-untamed. mmmunm‘mbm of thaeltib will boost in aleagttmeiateveein ‘-
‘ “$210513”... . ~ °' ”9”“ “'4 ”“5”" .. mundane-la. .w mtmemilltllesidlorbnal- forceto u. burellyandparadeaeat. ....... .e
~ ‘ ‘ m; . aw. . _i. .mumw
tell-w very closely.
Ir
irrlday evenings
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