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' hm loaded with sand was tow-
h Mend Brothers' dock by the
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; and Mrs. R. D. Waters, recently
.. have taken tip their resi-
al- 30 Howard street.
aadrvura. William Wicke and
,. when" avenue, and Fourth
' five removed to Rowan street.
"'i'utddtotmi, of Third street.
.4 ad to Wilson l’oint dock, and
at over 200 of the palatable lllat'ii~
WW District (‘tlllllili‘fiitmt'iwi
Inadvthis evening in the lilct-tric
, t on flayviow avenue, limitinc
o. .. . .will probably be disposed of.
teetering was Temperance Sunday
.. It. ,Ivlaa so celebrated in the East
Whom". E. (‘hurch with appropri-
cprernontes. Rev. 5. P. l«‘:tlr-
- -h ‘dolivered a temperance sen
. up! there was special inspiringr
' ”lolly the male uuartctte.
I Peopld craned their ill‘i'it‘lI}1-.~lcf'
h ”me 'in nation. Yt‘fil’a‘l'tiiil)‘
' “. - two hydropiiincs Winged
it] over Norwalk and were
tor Bridgeport. it is probable
m Itartrwas made in Long is-
”it
\ 'iflll'k and Peter Grant of East
. 3m two of the many fish-
. .yho lourneyed after the (it‘iiCi
w yesterday. it seemed as
“flerything but smelt were
Messrs. Clark and Grant
.I'ore sadly lacking >melt
y journeyed homeward.
%“~ ~ 1'
I): My evening in the. East
' Kethodlst Episcopal church.
.. I ‘ quarterly conference will
I 'I in the auditorium with Rev.
, {all oharxe. it will be an open
. and everybody is invited. At‘
club,“ the business session.
illihll an address by Dr. Mc-
- (allowing which the Ladies'
will serve a delicious
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till-s. .Ricbard LeGallienne
were recent visitors
I
I". Scalzi has had a new
plant. placed in his
. Mrs. Eugene Cushman of
_, , are entertaining Fill-
y; of Worcester, Moss.
M. Needle, of Rowayton
' been entertaining her
firs, B. Davis,“ New York.
a W.--
.. I. Swift. who has been
the summer.“ Tokenske. has
‘WN - w v .
Ys'
Ifl'IHfllt‘ is invited to come.
the district superin- "
in.
or. asthma“ mama‘fiw m
mhmhamfimamm mum
“uwmniiudm “ ml tun: do“
muwmwaltvulhhv “mafia-"Ms all“ new
“has!“ abut-ad tantra-W
menu was caused bribe ”as.“
rival‘lfthemd.
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At 2:» Saturday “Wililfl, an ant
was discovered in the basement off
An entertainnmlt u: Mr“; M “g. the Raymund Building on Main all-cell
usual excellence still be held in the Which in its early clues threatenedt
licwayton Methodist Episcopal church ill? business center of the to“. Cl!
.his evening at 8 o‘clock. it will be "9r “0’00“; on duty on “all street.‘
t luueicai lecture by Rev. Arthur T.I"Rl talking with James M00111!!!
lltooks, on “The Preservation of a when he noticed smoke issulns from;
titantcrpiece." Everywhere that Mr. 'uouud the narrow basement window;
iBttioks has gin-u this musical lecture in front of I". A. Dicker-man's station whose troops of the Second '39
it has bmi reccilcd with kcen en-‘L-zr and confectionery store. He nag!
joyinent by his audience. He has a an alarm on the bit; bell. Fircaienl
batitone. voice which charms his hair. responded Walnut”. but as the smite
ers~alld or which one never tires, Ad. looked threatening and it was hard-
missicn to the church is free and evwW Eel HI. 3 59001111 alarm “'35 NBS.
.wbicll brought out the crowd that;
bind the street. The doors of Dials-t
ernan‘s store was to:ced. and iloles'
r {Were cut in the floor, through which,
Is:reanis were. thrown. The fire was
iconfined to the basement, where a
latte stock of t‘ltt'istmas goods, some
'VVNb—WV-” of which cannot be replaced Were
W. L. Poole of Norwich is the guest stored. The Raymond building it: in
of his mother. Mrs. M. J. Foote. Ilte center of the business
W -'rl'lll in it on the around
Raymond Kt"it‘l' of Bridgeport was lunscti the [lllrl'0{l(‘(‘.
WW
WILTON
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sect ion. 1
floor are .
llittkertuan's
. pend 118 .
the election, a; well as domestic queag
to
it
I’—
tmumlh Walkman»
man: could or the other great
you“. Whatever one say: about the
- 'I‘“ vitality cl paella-st! ideal are It“
81‘. PAUL. Minn. .\'ov. IS. The urn-ll llw yaw-st error in under
vote of Minnesota soldiers on the hot ‘atauha their pout-r uvo-r lhe Amer
der has trimmed the pluulity tortu- utloa. Chalet-nor vo- Beth
Charles B. Huhea to an. Wlnxtmaaa-Hollwei would probably shrink
to latest mums available. Today thalirou bola; regarded as s aestitneutd
figures stud 118,569 for Wilson commuter. yet. he unequaocaiiy pro
115.819 for Hughes in the state. iclaiuu the goal of humanity to be
The latest Guardsmen's voteheardttuwmnm and “demanding: Thnt‘
from was that of Fairmont ColluU-écontrasts very strikingly with the
I lime!“ , rude words with which tonne: Premier
voted 21 for Wilson 10 11 for Hughes. Clemencxuu. of Fiance ridiculed Wit
This gain of ten for Wit-to. cut the son as ‘Uiis more than faltt ,,tic
iiuzhes' lead to 250. it is likely the 6rator.’
work of tabulating” returns will begin: "President Wilson will have, llrist.
in the state capital today, when the rc- to ascertain how the Enteitte smith
ports of county officials are expected toward his plans. Only then can be
to arrive. expect that Germany, which certainly
PRESIDENT WILSON AT WORK. I.ill‘Hi not been COddk’d by ilim, “iii 0C
wasnlxo't‘ox, .\'ov. 11- President WW ““11 “11’ W “19“”
Wilson was hat-ll. at his desk in the,
White Houap today after an absence
of two months, prepared to take up'
important foreign problems which
have been held in abeyance
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tions. These included the German"
Wit l0 lli'08 H0
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submarine situation, the Mexican prob-
lem and a uumbcr of federal appoint-I
. (Continued from Fii'l‘l Pop...)
The President has not even cousitlI
, (it ' tltc oat-mien ut‘ changes in on F . .
~ -. . v . .- , _ . . , , . or u l - t ’1 it .
"" toun ““ ““‘m‘bdal- til-“Ion?” htote and \l. it‘. Brennan 5 (iii: tlct, account; in Administration . SQ! c “.1“. m” “n," '5‘“
__ I . , I I ,. ..‘ ilelt‘liPd to unsatoty tutu which coil
- Erocery and produce ."li! ket. ill» t-mQ‘RJ, who "tl“’“ct"“‘e"“ pr""‘ " i‘lt‘d about the Central Union lioiel
Sllctut‘cd (itit‘iH’Sif‘l' of N. Y. wits “m." are a number “7 business Iiinli'riiftxdg: millltheogsitillgefiigwuluiltau“ ”my tummy “mums “C “”5““
.. , Lt‘il" :i. 5 ’ . ‘e‘e‘, ,, H, .. ,, ..,-
lilu pits-M ot his mother, Mrs. ll. H. of: cm. Mm a may? room my, bnll.} tyinct ofliceh may it. ptaLi. ltit plulis \titt (dltitl __
t‘. All of these More» and officw int-luti
int (‘miietock & Mcl\'t=ntlillcl-"s big
A stil‘plisc party was tendered Mr. “olivine store, were filled with smoke.
and Mr» ('ilfli‘iPS Eaklantl on Tuesday Several hundred dcllarn damage was
f'\'t"iil‘:“' of last wmk. done to the bttildinit, and it is cell.
muted the damage ‘0 Dickermsn's
’l‘lt~ Whist (‘lub will lilt't‘l 'i‘llt’S‘i't)’ ~ttwit in tile bitSt-niciit. .\\‘lll finch
.\'tiv. Hill with Miss A. E. (‘arpcnlt‘li 51.000. The firemen ilitll’ilt‘d the job
Mrs. Edward Smith of llidlll’flrlll .-=o Wt“ that the stocl’ in the main
called upon Miss Julia littribtttt ttnd ,torc was non damaged by iwater
Mrs. Eaklitnd on Wednesday. While the floor timbers were charred,
"‘"fi— tl'v'i doubta mooring prevented tlho
.\ir, and Mrs. ltayltiolitl Poole of .-II it‘achllll' ”,9 store before‘tht
. _’ v v ‘ s ‘
"TIKISE‘DOH- and W- h “’0‘" “f 5"" ftitntcn arrived .Thcre is no furnace
“'er“ motored from llritlxeport on under the chherman store the heat
Monday evening and were guests of . ' '
int; plant being under the '
\lr. and Mrs. Chas. Green and ftmt— . , . . postmfllce
ily . po.t on of the bittltltntr. and the origin
- til the fire is thought to be due to
. this or deft-mi“. t; I. . .
of the Library Aseocilb “‘“lu'mn 0' “Witt
Friday evening in ' ”5“—
(‘liit-lttstur on Tuesday.
A meeting
tion will be held
H. G. Thompson‘s studio, the purpose ‘uoWso‘N.’ rs; . i
being the consideration of a site for i .-
thc new library, all silo invited to ttt~ " ESIF N . i
tend. I ‘ z I
‘ m
At. a recent meeting of the bunk ’ ..\,.~ .2' »N «J l
committee held in the library, it wn‘
decided to take under consideration
the matter of disposing of a number
of duplicate books, a plan being to
establish a loan library in North Wil-
ton and other school diutricts.
Mrs. John Fitch of the Upper l’ttr-
lslt has been a guest of Mrs. Walter
Rowland in lieddinx.
t‘. N. Rttngetczl of the Upper l‘nr-
i~:lt hits pul‘.'illtifl‘d n flre young dog of
The Community Singing (‘lass met ‘hl‘ Gr"!!! Dum- species.
as usual Wednesday evening The
weekly musical gatherings under the M" .nnd Mrs. James A. Smith have
direction of the Rev. l-‘. ll. liolliater returned from a week's visit with
are proving popular and will be us Mr. and Mrs. David Provooat in Elisa-
one of interest throughout the win‘ beth, N. .l.
ter.
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litljttlul :
The first euchrc and dance of the
season will be given by the Holy
Name Society of St. Albums ext-tr.
inc, Nov. 22.
Rev. Charles W. lltirt will attend
the annual niwtin; ot the Stile t‘on-
lercnce of Congregational Churches in
New Britain, beginning Nov. H.
The driver who tries to keep
another from pus-sing him is lucky
in having been born \litlttlut bristles.
Boston (ilobe.
the other fellow it's
See first.
safer.
" l ’ ‘: .~' ' . s. " ‘ l !
Andrew liersani. of Stamford cull-i I K“ n” M ”“10“ ' said ”w“
ed on his uncle and aunt. Mr. nndiEben‘ Tm" smaquini 'bllged to my
Mra. Andrew Her-sum. Seminarym WM“ ”h "I “note M opreopleI.
V Iley titkes detr chrcktonks tn nnnu
“we" Saturday. inn’ utitchelly posters liltil to name
his own price fall tetnptutlons."-
Washington Star.
Mimi Bettie Fairly, daughter of Mr.
and Mia. t‘: E, 'l‘._l“alrty of Stamford
avenue, who was operated uponior;
appendicitis about .two weeks and:
is convalescing. '
HE MADE GOOD.
._..__.._._ t Lord Lansdowne once had a remark-
lt is reported in railroad circles_able prophecy made concerning him
that Conductor W. A. Green, Ensinewhlle he was an Oxiord graduate.
. ‘tl‘ remain uittl‘ March 4.
Ann is confident
"" ""9 or "‘0 L“ 2rd and no him of [item left the po
.. _ ..t«‘ head unrtct '. the raid war mad.-
"“M‘U"gb M‘" ‘itlwn was “1"“ out Lt lz‘uuqo'cloclia iii the \ltsitluflii
when he returned illni night he won m“. t‘iiiet l'ctutiltgto't “WM”,
, ... . .
tip early today and had breakfast be- ’
l )l'(‘ b o clock. immediately afterward; 1mm: stud L0awu¢
it.- began reading it huge stack of mail
, , _ _ 'l‘iio would made the JUUlllt‘y to the
it ‘ l ' - -
II‘II‘I“$‘;:“d ““ h a trip to “lilianis ,iiutrl bt‘pllliltt‘i) ittid at a pawn signal
'iurt-oundt-d it. Hillrulltt‘ could not o.
The president asked first for the M made through tilt: mint door, and tilt:
cat formation on the political makeup attic-era. thereiore, t‘lllt‘i‘t‘tl by my U.
ml the House of Representatives ill the the back door. They procctdcd up-
flinY-flflh Confirm”- “9 was.told lit etairs and searched each room its they
Git‘flllom ”0111 present relations “'94"? went. Most of the arrests were llllld‘.‘
that the Republicans have 2" mcm‘ on the third floor. Six of those ar
hers and the Democats 212, with six rested were found ill .sepitrtttt- rooiiii.
members of other parties. A few of the occupants of the hotel
The president was understood to he escaped by climbing out of the iowvl‘
iilllt‘il concerned over the makeup of windows. One of them, Mlt'iliu‘] Kelly.
the next House, chiefly because of its was later caught. and put under or
t‘litffl on the selection of the apeaker rest.
L."i chairmanshipx of committees. The trial came tip this tttorttirtg lil
.. tiltxh he is anxious to see in the hands the t‘ity Court before Judge George
of Democrats. As far so legislation is H. \‘osburuh and the room was packed
concerned. it was said today. Mr. Wil- ‘wtth interested spectators. Most oi
that moat measures the testimony brought out the claim
to h» proposed by him would gain the that the prisoners who were caught
i'upxfll‘i of enough Republicans to carry in the bedrooms went there to get u
t‘tttzi thrcuxh. ,pliflfifs of refreslunents and to have it
Mr. Wilson continued to refuse to one Io mu. The eruseculina anonwi’.
my,“ any comment on the election t'rtttuct' t‘. liegcmsn, could no: outlet
pulling the receipt 0: frown] word stunt]. itoweVer. why they should l'lli
r- m 3", “up“ and the Republican and drink in a bedroom. He said that
National Committee conceding his ro it looked rather nusmcious-
election. I » Mrs. Rays testified that she came
“runwflorzuiithau. cilatrmanof up. front Baltimore and that she was a
guy um-wsumiltct- 0f the lunmcraiic llUidt‘ by profession. she said that Silt:
National Committee, called on u“, had lived in this city and in Roway-
progldent ‘04.; .ton since March. Moi: oi the time one
After .bflef stayin Washington. the was boardinx tit hotels. She claimed
president may go away in;- n r: ~11 b. that “ht‘ll she entered the hotel she.
fore Congress convenes. Hot Springn, 3&1“)!le lhll it was It rt‘fiwclabl”
\'u.. Twas mentioned as the place no place tint-re one could get ll bite to
ltllt‘ht visit. He will make. no definit- «at and drink. Her testimony cou-
plane. hon-over, until he has “oi -,- llicted with thiit of the other itvltneim~
thorough lunch with official business We
hon» and lpufiud \V’ill"thi‘f [ho sul. N0 evidence was introduced 50 "iv
marine or Mexican situations require Cilsc 0f the holtl’ill'npl‘lt’lor. ral't' \lh‘l'
his prosence, was brought out in the testimony oi
1: trt‘t""‘ Lot" lug plulll‘". tn mun- the witnesses, and his case was out
with Preside-it Wilson today on recent Iinuetl until tomorrow morning I" 'l
~tihmarinc attacks on vessels carrying o‘clock.
Americans and on the Mexican sltua- Ester Waller and James (her. who
”on. '
While officials admit that the sub- bound over to the December term of
marine situation is filled with grave the (‘rimlnul Court. ilritixt’pm‘l. “"1le
possibilities. no action will be taken 85ml bonds.
out” further reports have been ro- The. others were each fined 87 and
ccivcd. it was said today that no evi. costs, which amounted to $12. MlCill!"i
dence so far baa been received by the Kelly. Viola Wesley and Patsy PnDDltl
State Department
tittiny'a pledges have been violated.
in case there are. any change lni
President \“il<mn‘. (‘nblne:, It 2'.“ mi 5
dcrstood today that much; those who
would be serlously .Iconsldered at"
Harry A. Garfield, p
liams College,
l‘r.‘eide;it Jii‘t‘N * Garfield. Samuel , -
ii. Se abury. the defeated Democratic does. not use scientific instruments
candidate for governor of New Yet-lot" “I“ purpose. M30 I pray and
tom, Ullicern‘ ‘i‘iiutltili, Stun ., tier
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PEOPLE WAKE UP
clan or jeweler does not care for new-i
were held under serious charges. werer
proving that Get; paid their lines and the rest were held. I
Courts decided. So long as an opti '
resident of Wil- ly state's certificate, sells glasses, heI
and a son of former- manna no eyctcsting as long as be:
""‘ .. "'
70“. Ne- Iha locum My
mom
N Us. My pea-fly ‘- “3.“...
“WM 0M! utilise what Vlaol would
do for then we would not be able to
get enough to supply the denim-1
Fuller-Ins i..- a letter received from
Illa. A. if. l‘at‘son 01 till: town
says:
“i am lib years of age. and iléld been
ailing tor a long time with indighiii.”
1 got run down. waszmk. dizzy and
could not sleep at night. i coniultvd
two doctors ww said i had hardenin‘:
of the itrtelies and at my age could
not expect to be strong again. My
daughter would give me no pat-e un-
til i tried Vinol. as it had done so
much for lter. l have taken lite lint
ties and my health and strength hate
("“71 back, so i am able to do all lllc
'itot;~.ctsork tor my family of four, and
i am l'-3coniiiiending Villui to all my
friclids.”
The reason Vinol is so beneficial [0
old people is because it contains the
\ery elements needed to replace de-
t'litliltu ~t2r-llgtli with renewed Vigil".
viz... iltt‘i Lilld cod liver peptones. iron
and tnuttganew peplonates' glycer'v-
phosphates and it mild tonic wine.
\‘.'e witnt to ask every elderly per
son and “call. rundown or d UilitI-tt»
ed person in South Norwallt to call
at our more and get a bottle of Villa].
with the. understanding that we will
return your money back if it fails to
bencfit.-~ Frank ll. Blister. drttlzlzist.
South Noiwalk. Also at the leadin”
drug stores in all Conn. towns
W..—
nit»
s
NOV“ sun Anymore;
0-0 We pm it. Bold and
“W In above Vino! mu»
” HOSPITAL“ NOTES.
John Rowland of Raymond street,
\Vilr. admitted Saturday.
Ignatus Znses was admitted Sut-
urday.
Mrs. Margaret Graham of Sauna-
ill'.k was admitted yesterday.
Mrs A. Rose Malliin, of lit-lipse
twtnue was discharged Saturday.
lira Georgiana (lerrish. of Orchard
strict was admitted and discharged
Saturday.
Mrs. Elia Filllitl, of Elm street, was
tii' «hunted yesterday.
Stolen Barrett, of Dry llill road
wa... discharged yesterday.
98 Washington St.
3 lbs. for 17¢
. COFFEE. SALE
"19¢ lb.
5~ll)s. for 90¢
-~ ~mm rm- .
ANDREW DAME Y, inc-
PHONEMHO r. ~ PROMPT AUTO DELIVERV
M
Very Fine White Leghorn BEST SRIMP
RICE EGGS Wet or Dry
42¢, doz.
Spccial Blend
TEAS All Kinds
29¢ ll).
Extra Large Prunes 2*]!15 25c
MAL
cum V“? ”6”“.
$090.1.
saw You. Nov 11- la a hut-F
lu l'rmidtul WI“ ”‘1? W ‘1”
d1). The.” F Huh-"7.91mi!
and treasurer of tlw National Mu-
aIit-n of [NM ”Mu- l‘lerki. ennui
protest ageing uozliinu pond on
IlPl'ks ui-Irr llan eluht hours ..
’l‘iu- il‘iili fol“: \il dill-Hit)” of be
[ll‘Prldrltl to lb. fact that a lad is -<
ed by (‘tmgrers provided that tivlu-t
Pitd.“ not be Tellqu-lwl to work lllI' -4
than eight hours e day. within tttl‘
ill-llrr‘ and for util‘liin: iii rice“ If
'his are to II)“ llztid mcrlitlte i‘l pi »-
portion to their salaries.
“This law contemplated l‘t'rll our
in emergencies should .ntori- iii '1
eight hours be requested," will .W'.
Flaherty in his letter. “Yet, in that J
of the large post office oflicea notal 'J
New York, Chicago Huston anti t‘lv‘iv
land, the clerks are forced daily amt
nightly to work ten, eleven and had
twelve hours."
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\i‘lelRONMEN'l to “gamma
:0 the stoma: 'Jt refinement Nothing
N dearer to a woman‘s heart than u.
mutiful borne tastefully fund-thee 1‘
you'll come to us we‘ll show you our
line of quality wall paper and explain
how you may beautify your home it
a nominal oost. our prices m. l ..
will appeal to you.
The Gorbam Co
\ mm It. not Non-lu-
L.
DavidW RQIBIIITd V
l U N DERTAKER
,‘ Tel. office. mm “M 593.
, 21 wasmnarou as.
i alwmao IIIN’I solmmo'
*fih... _
“x
South hematit-
2 cans for 25¢
PURE CATSUP
Large bot. 15¢
Med. llot. 10¢
(
I
Sweet-.PotaCoea. ‘
‘ 35°“ p]!
and Vance C. McCormick, chairman on urn-i! eye testing is wantetbthat you!
'lil“ Democratic Xntitznal Committee. conmlt a real eye doctor and receive-
”. Prenldcnt's WOW-China“. i... written prescription. the only right‘
tannins. via London. .\ov. is. 5:33 “d “apes, my ,0, New (mp pm?
tt. rn.—-I’resldent Wilson's attitude to- v .
ward the. warring nations of’Eumpols scmtiona “mm” “"“1' Lh‘mm‘
craounlly changing. according to the M ”De" watchmnkcr. jeweicr‘
Frankfurter Zeitung. which, in discuss and opticlsn. South Norwalk. was int
in: Mr. Wilson's reelection, says: business long before the new haw in;
380 lb
f East India. Tea Co.
Butter,.FiInest
man M. 0. Seeley and Brakelnan Jowett.hls tutor at ilailiol greatly ad; "Germany’s relations with America
Dinan of the electric passenger train mired mm. and always said that badepend in the highest. degree upon fu-'
Connecticut about leye testing wenti
Is-fldnylon avenue. ;
U0 New York for the winter;
to innclosaddaat wreak. .
neuron and «mutation
» atth'alrgcdttige-ufi"
bywmmrm .
which figured in a header: collision“ would do great things.
0 the branch several waexs legal "There goes a man," remarked Jow-
brave been discharged from the tier-.ctt, "who is as certain to be foreign
iture views and sentiments of this ““0 me“-
hard and seif~wilicd personhlity, but '
.ccrtain signs indicate that'President
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-—'l‘ry a Sentinel Want Adv.
i ' tel. 371.
IlZS-Wasliington Street;
“Mann pi m-minsllv taking a more um
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some on: HEXtCAN
I‘nzteo to cticss Tue
some R, Au' otter!
x. TRIED To swe
Hm. HE cgassco
NEW THE count:
AN cAue rte A
“H“; We HE 020, HEY, ue‘u. None
HA'H'ER, eejtcl
. woo HIT
Wu ?.
1
CAN MIT
l4 ADVANYAcc or
HE Too
~ ‘IOUR SIZE!
moss HEKICAN cpsaseas
. A rALoe nine AND
cu Atom: \nl't’H n. r SUPPOSE
{LL TEACHTROSE AfHAtF—‘BREGDs'
. To gray IH~TH€QRM coovnm
Au‘ RESP me»! wanna OFF
Artcntcau. sanitation» we
Potions ‘ .
OF
EMU mu...
‘ EWWBTE BACK , I‘l
‘t‘uauto, AH‘J. HAVEN-1.
COT THE Hemrr To Hn' _
A r LLER mucu‘ w:
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BEA'T t—ttct
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