« ‘ ”warm“ '3 Lit-luau
L“! m} I -- .elxur I: now its calls, or $5 a hen-
. drod; 10 out cl; are 10 gents
By farm. or u s but! 4!.
Five-cent cigarettes are u: cents,
mm
and down .
a and Lil-cent packages tare 12 cents.
' ' my"; gov, 7, 1917 . , in a shame the way they are tax-‘
~‘ ‘ Ming the necessities! i '
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TO‘OBBOW l The valient work performed by the
. . _ ’ Philippine scouts. so tar from our own.
"3333;300:1633, " m' {shares that it is not properly oppre-
~ . mated by the people at home, is rec-
# ognized in a bill introduced by Sentr'
Etor Albert E. Cumminrl of .owa pro-l
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Assaulted Press is exclusively
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mgzgfif‘htfiifrggézd38:11:; St-ou‘s manv of the privileges as tol
heal news published herein. lretirement now enjoyed by ollcers ofl
Alright: of republication 0‘ 51’6" the regular army. Provision is made:
' «watches herein are ”do 1'?- fol' retirement after #0 years’ service,l
polling to give the olflcers of the
”.71.?“ _,__-_,_ w.--) or discharge for disability in line or;
.4 LG. “XML '1'sz duty, on pay equal to 75 per cent. of. .
p30“ CALLB iactive pay. Another right granted by;
.. Rooms-92. litr. Cummius' bill, for which the on'
" “H . offic¢_93. 5'cers of the scouts have long (‘Onlf'lld"
~ Braille]! 01360—1388. led. is the issuance of commlSt-tions
imam: Residence—21w.
“y Editor’s Residence-#924 ,
Wfiubianager s Residence—l ”my; “:0; mm, a
Schuyler Merritt for Congress a' vote
3 .«imilar to those of the regular army.
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Men i‘t‘glsit'l't'd tor selective St‘l’l'lcr.“ _ . .'
no h \ put-n.“ m.“ “an” Nviability and Iiurilllt‘riii expci'it-nt‘t- is ml
1! 3‘0 .tn . i ' ' on“ , . t . .
.repreuenl the Fourth District in Con-t
lit- in ‘
order to perform a public duty. There}
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:t.t-rdays e-lcctton outzlit to be pleased;
far as their order oi summons is con-
cerned. .\ rrgistrant's serial number,
an ionizer mmms mitt-ll, except that ill
crcrrs. is making a sacrifice
are too few of ruch instances and it?
serves to tlt't~l'.:llillf‘ him instead of his
that will:
determining
be callvd first. They only
. 'l'lie Filirficld (Yountlv Republican or-
I count from now hn, .
m ‘ gzlulzation isn't half bad, after all, is‘
precedent-c; is a lnun‘s liuturul litibillx “a ‘
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TO SUCCEED mu.
(continued Prom Pale One)
"Returns from this corner of the
ty to army service. DIERR
That depends. . it‘ he's pllvsit-aily fit
-purely on his economic hlfllus. is
‘Htutc should be food for reflection ont
thr- purl of some Short-Sighted poliii-l
of Connecticut,i
illl‘flt‘ltl ('otrnty appears to be about
payments. or to 5'10 work Mews”), my the only [iii ‘t of the state where R9-
bhe'wa-"v 01" both? If h” “m b" szlr- ptlltlirnnism is, lhril'inlt. And Mill
U . . n. e -a iv . however. much lent, in Mr. Hill bud
‘ed from home .md uork. ht llt t i there are men small enough to d“? 2:, 9” and \ir lkinovan h” oppotr
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.91“, 20,700.
ciuns in other parts
he needed at home. to tulle care of th‘ F
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[the late I). J. Hill in ”W 1916 elec-
iit' will be. The total poll was.
‘ i 'r . - v ' < 1' . (r. . ' ’
0d noon. it he hm rt family lerily d Fm. ”m John T. King he f‘lenllnated.
y“ pendent on his earnings, ho- may new it was r-wr thus.
: "er be (‘ullt-tl ll'n ll‘ll‘ pingit‘
men and the
upvtziul election “jun about one-third
{As compared with last your. lliI.‘ so-
lt'lflll:ll.~l about. doubled their vote In
llritiichort. Merritt carried New-
ut all.
Tl] Plll STATES iN
; [108E llllJCll WITH
married men whose
I WlYeS um tulle titre oi" llit'lllfit'lll‘fi'
who arr. turm- lo lw examinctl and bury us mu iiiill. Bedding twnt
democratic. Other towns in the d)»
’ tricl Wont l"pllbli('ilfl ml usual/
The votc followuz~ ’
sent to the training camps“ in tho- next
batch of recruits.
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Registered men arr- divided intoi'iVG‘ . ! 7 m l “22“” “(than
. . .. ' :9 K‘ .............. Ail 4.:
classes, Shillinfl “’llll ”wisp pin) (on . . i gllritlur‘port _________ 926’; 6686
. '1 , n 'p ‘ 7 r . O 6 a“
most «any be suited for Il-th’Hngv , 5 llrookllllti ............ 5 0..
running llirtltiult vat-iouu gratin-S ot' . ‘ E . ”:33”! ------------ lull Ill:
(1 h n | .mm “M Connecticut Representatives, r} 0'5 -------------- ~55 0;,
e -at- Ollll‘lil‘FS. u t ‘ 11 1 .: vi ......... 5 ..... ..
if“. it liv inc'il‘r'thle l’l’erv m-tn 3“" Prom Conference—~.mm...” ............ :m 'm
9 "s "“ ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ \t-m " .......... ' 434
will {Soon he ;.~;.<ign~-tl to a class, and gederal Depargnents alld' l'liirltnil‘i‘iift‘tlin .......... fill: 270
I l .n '» u' \v‘trtltFr or not he is BfGIISC Counmls to Aid: \Iom‘m‘ ............. Ill 43
Vi" t‘“ ‘ “m ‘ ' Each Other 'Nou' Canaan ........ 293 1:7
subject to 1'" t-ztrly call. 5 ‘ New ”Wm” ...... of: 13‘:
Amour: all the titlllllll‘l’t' :Istllii-‘lt’tl ‘0 George B. Chandler. chuirmnn, and: S3223? ' """""" 1;?" 15,557
l'il'llt‘lll'” clue.- the low numbers mm"? 14- Madflofk "New”. of ”I“: i‘pddgm. 24 97
a l‘ ' . publicity committee of the t‘onnacrp. llidzefiold” ' 210 92
will br- t‘rt‘ilwl “Yr”- Illa-“W1C" a“ a“ cut Stat-e Council of Defense re-j Sherman ‘‘‘‘‘‘ 5g 30
entire. class will he culled at atrmtt tluregd vistcrdaf 't’rom Washingtonlsmmrord ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2121 1729
.. - cl recedencc will ‘ ,".“"”‘ W" “”‘Tnd'i" 3" m"lStrntfnrd ............ 323- 167
the bdrllll time, tilt in pmmn, conference ill ;wh|ch 'h"r“lTrtinlbtlll "9 67
A ‘ not mutit-t' mur-h. . W118 a discuss-ion or the relations be, Weston ............. 57 33
,lWN‘n federal departments and state- Wflillmrl _ 346 119
" ‘ — i tiefemc councils. '9 Wile-on I “2 56
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. E EcEsslTIEs. A moumeul was inaugurated ‘ _____
TAX'NG TH N which is intended to result in a closei Totals ...........-..18079 12863
Somelwiy'r always Hiking ”‘0 5“” cooperation between the fedcrnl dew
Tlu- tunic of titr- spewing,- partments out! the fillilP cannula; DISSOLUTION SUIT RE-AKGUED.
through the committee on public in-t ' V , ' ,
formation. which is the uncalled} WASHINGTON, 3°" 4,—Tbe 3""
"Creel ltfonimittnc," and the section ernmcnt's dissolution suit as
. "3 maceration will) the Mam Wilehigh Valley Railroad and actuated
' . . ll) has regls- . . ~. , . .
.3“! hardly q 'mtlrmur ‘ . ””5 “ml“: 7! Sound ”:2": “companies, one of the socalled anthru
Icred a littiektck now and then. bullets moresen «'4 IV 5 WPW‘ l 0 en 0 mp mm ml“, was rP—al'Klletl today m
' . ti o publicity tlcpartmcnts of the state
a rule that is as far as he has gone. . (left-n50 council of New York and the Supreme Court.
Of course. the price-booeting to date Connecticut. and of tile Committee out
.. Public Safety of Pennsylvania.
”’5 been 0“ “‘me 1"“ 0031' sugar, "liming P39 hP‘d 3“ ”'9 Mm“ 0' and on behalf of the government. re-
. mp, furniture, window curtains. George 1'". Porter. chief 'of the sec- ' '
. ‘tlon on coop-termini with state. of
f plumbing 10b" 55]" gasoline, street the Council of National Defense.
' hallway fal'f'fl, shoes, clothing. milk. addition to Mr. Porter. those present and that it had violated
“aware. shoe blocking. wrist watches, 1., Allen of the ”Non on co-opertr-v
yumbrlc. magazines beans. canned tion with states. Guy Stanton l-‘ordJ
:. ‘ooda. brunmil, butter. gas stoves, bath
out of life.
has lit-cu Hamlin: for all sorts of
boosts in prices for many moons now
first assistant to Gebrge Creel. and'fflmted-
‘ ' -- , on public information.'and the men
oleutn. room rent, "mm paste, under, representing New York. Pennsyl- .
dating bills. gall. stockings. American yards and Connecticut.
up, tar-Sidewalks, lemons. red paint.f - . .
. . the conference is successful. it will 40' inept fur-
Idnintlter rugs and a. few other similar mean that lthe several mderal do. nose on its “a“ 11" m
' - ‘ ’ partmentn and the city-eight 'atatc‘r
mm" A ”31"“ h” “x“ ”9"“ 5"", defense councils willf be able to aid,
fiddle in the mind of average man. ‘
But now they have boosted the price' W" poulble W "'9 9““-
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: “mm” 11““ °' "3 “My”, SPANISH nevoulvlomsv a:
. 3 it. wring three. cents to trend 3 . LIAOED
.t, it tlr-r across the continent, or. BMWELONA, Spoil). Nov.‘1.-‘——Depu-
or two cents to lend a one-“Y ”"99““ Domini”- "h” '" gl
,, 'fPIilC'd in August In calm I
, ti on lie wily. That'ol what ‘1“? strike “Went “ Bumble“
' M ”W"? '0 6° within *. which it was feared would mine a
little. ran inure is hardly I word rovolutloury (abductor. was about”
shine ii ii. '-;ylmtly seems to be’laitt nllht. ‘
in tl'l lllq bit ill lhI‘ VIP. fig
PMIWION V I I” OHIO
“Fill ”iii“: (II “'3an low Eng clnmw‘n o "0' 7,—3.1“
a. melanyourlclf! Thai Ill Homo-on mm!” m ‘4’”; W
“'1 lint Itl carrying lulu war but. out of 5M4n (lilo :
. .Prnlltbtttr-n. «1.114. r
Wenonah" too m," lays the "”3 7m Prehlbitlotl.
i ’M‘llanu melon
’any.
Council for the
minimum-ninth
ttion._nnrl wltOsr- silt'ct-xfinr Mr. MEI".
Lieutenant De Vere“. Harden. 0" the l'. S. Signal 'i'orpi. Whoop
‘name Tilt-w no more "‘iy ”nut-5m“ given the Sentinel pleasure. "’5‘
/ gnu: lh'll men with low numbers willlmv‘i“ “‘3 vlt‘t'lion. r home is in Burlington, Vt., in the first American to be wounded in the.
‘ I *“““‘“““l'"““" ltrcucheu in France. lie was not all-r ioutlly hurt. He wail struck in the
leg by a splinter from a German shell.
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ninst thptilt‘rt‘entalre. of evening schools durlnr‘uan- 3 1918.
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The C. Todd. aaslatdnf to tie attorneyaen- "‘8 ”a“ "1 mechanical drawing.
llcrated the charged that the commnoltendance on this school will be quite-
in was a combination in ram-slut of Undoing!!!” and the work very helpful but. .
[he commodl-P“ account of the small appropriation.
included ll. 1. David and Frederick "95 clause by ‘mnswnm‘ coal ngfor this year's evening School, we may
which the railroad '5, financially “Hunt be able to continue the classes for
. Arthur 1... Bentor. head of the nc-W'Lehlgh Valley interests owned ulnetvjvhled b! the statute. Seven teachet'.
. Will. peflcflpiions. shoe strings, “‘1' speakers' bureau, of the committeegfimusand' acres “530.113“, principallyfll but three of them from our day.
in the Wyoming fields of Pennsylvn-gcllool faculties. are conducting these
vanta. and controlled “approximately classesunder the direction of blr. Kir-
If that {movement inaugurated by eighty per cenf’of the anthracite ton- mayor.
the: alleged excessive freight charges the schools for the two months that'?dd"m°h
to competitors und rebate: and prefer- school has been in union show a very; ‘9‘ , '
3 each other more eillcietltly than hu‘cuceu to nubwldinrieu. The benign \‘al-rfull and regular uttenduncc. 0f courseLwl'm‘mee h“ mlm'flled the In!“ '1‘" "“ MM" "’0 city ' 9'" “I the
left: Sales Company. It was sold. m . the turnout" uniform good weather andiand Md
u no" subsidiary of tile railroad cour inbucnce of contagious dinette. are thef'mlme
. |chlef contributing causes of till: spleu- WW
count-av. made elm Wally to get the children all
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“dimMMMYflflllmfl-ofl tho all“ ‘IWWWMM
immmmmum‘mcn- 5
Wammumlouumn
. _‘..1mdi,rg,*‘ new
_ [his regular monthly report to the board
showing that the falllnlluu lollowa:
off in the vote call! thiil year in the‘
,the night school has 0 ened in accord - .
town, which llill lost. but lost ”“an D nthool hours and on Saturdays and
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Hundreds Of Extraordinary Values
IN WOMEN’S COATS ' ,
AND MISSES’
Coats at $9.95 Coats at $15.50 Coats at $22.50
Are oil‘ercd inwool velour, deep Remarkable! values and Smart
collars, belts sud the newest “71“ inuflnc quality wool NV"
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BeautiIul models in the finest ‘
broadcloth and velours, many 1""-
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l6 sly 1° pockets, ”"5 brown and on green, brown, plum and fur and plush; Burgundy, green, 3
'3 .5 green. uvy. brown and nsvy. "
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5 Women’s Dresses
5 Of Style and Quality
WOMEN’S POPLIN DRESSES
,5. Newest models and color:
l . $8.95
“5 SERGE . AND POPLIN
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A collection of up-tothe-luinutc styles
5 $12.95
WOMEN’S SILK DRESSES
Best value: cud lurlre varictv 0! styles and
Blouses
Special Offering
JAP AND TUB SILK BLOUS
Plain colors and fancy stripes
$1.98
CREPE DE CHINE AND GEOR-
GET’I‘E CREPE BLOUSES
Very dainty and attractive, in all the wanted
, color: *
$2.98, $8.98, $4.98
WOMEN’S WOOL SWEATERS. '
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COAL QUESTION With deep cells”, belt: and patch pockets, in .
AFFECTING THE r $14. 95 5 . V‘heriiloft desirable colon,
LOCAL SCHOOLS? . $349
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' season I most attractive models -
Superintendent Buchanan presented 3.3.. '
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WOMEN'S SEPARATE SKIRTS
“Extraordinary values in wool serge Skirts at
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Superintendent's October Report. _ a"
To the Board of Education: _._.
Guillermo: Since mm but meetingme in dam." for training af’er lsfuctory.
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Will! your dll‘t‘fllon‘i‘ previously" nearly all of them have continued for gerrzufffiflgmflg$2,011,:ttmughf.
given. (‘Olli‘l-lll of lnstrtlction'were Of— are worlkg' and moat of them are bill and flew," ‘5, to the my“;
lertlu: for thane d foreilzn birth who already mowing good progress in de- through the city treasurer, “0,5553“;
cont Speak but little English. for Iml"‘5vlnpm(ln[. According to our arrange- the chic! executive t.“ the city thereby.
inns wan ' . ‘ ' .‘ . . .
ting U *9": the “will”. lan .""‘”"- Mi” 60'“le ”Wm", ‘30 5‘" of the shortage in the appropriation,
flange ind ('lllzeuublp, “Id [or Negroes. tiltionnl to h" ”wk". "‘0”!le 33‘3" and asking for a special meeting of the
Advanced classes were offered in nip-'5“ In" as we permit these c133,“, to board 0‘ estimate, to appropriate mp
chanlcal drawln . commercial hr. ‘. '
on domestic M“: d d “"3 continua I will “With the work close required amount. The sum of $2.5th
Th 1 - .ncc all “mail“ 3"“ ly and report to you from time to time. is needed foncoal. The coal appropria-
w ‘ 3“ "'3 courses a” “0' h" ““d For the sealing of the pix new school tion was clit down this yuir, from $9000
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"‘ "‘99“ ~ rooms now almost completed we hi.” to 8.000.
l e . an » .
(”Al'bp'e?‘ ":"r‘ dd ’1” are cutlrelv round enough placctf, aim the neces-
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u n I re a tanced work an on wry des and ”I‘ll“ 1" 'mlchm.‘
Salt Mackerel
18c lb. ”
Milk and %
SOda Crackers 5
14c lb.
Mr. Rummlerh mot-ion \vazl room-fled
‘ _ and unanimously voted by tltl bo-J't‘
rollment deptlpll of ’3 for the term wgs' Thle furniturc L5 practically new add
required. with the promise that to each
one attending threefourths of the SC."
Thc supply {ommlttec'n rr-pot; um
:lodt-rt; having b‘m“ dluplflf‘e'l.':f‘l" preaented by Hurry Rider, whostated‘. ,
”5‘ n the change to accommo Hie-that the schools are now up against a
junior high IICIIOOIII. When nece.» ,_ , _
0!th term. The enmllmonl secured it I"). 5‘ is being fe-Varniihcd—luostiv Hr) Serious bropositlon on the (031
not large ml bl ' ‘ ' question. Some local dealers I’ltlI't‘l
' p m y on account of “’9‘“ by our manual training boys—and will
conditions and eupcclnll been , agreed to furnish tuel, one ton at to!
. ' y “‘- make these rooms neat and convenient . Th ‘ n f H . k (. l ' . ; ,
many young men who probably would " v", "’Uly you”. ~ ltlmt‘. o rm 0 arms .anrt mu'
have been interested in night. school, G V Bl'(‘HA"m: 'ugreed to supply the scho‘ol-s :ith coué
m > ‘ ' ' ' " ’ ‘ at acmtof 8.”? :rton. tut :l'mon
h gone to the training campn. Th'“ (“port the suggestion of Sllperintem . I ‘ ) pr y l
number n t k i . r 'ilrothera hate asked 810 per ton. .\lr. l
ow a '0' 5 but little “hm" cut Buchanan it won unanimously vot . . ,
one hundred but 9 t be ‘ ’ ' Rider was firm in his bcltcf that llll~.
’9 ms 0 quite ""9 ed to close the public schools for the ,
from the cl ‘q f ldl i . matter should be investigated. and he.
' “'3 0 9 M"! ””0“" l“ Shristmns Holidays on Friday Decem L
divlduals who usually make up a birb‘h 4,, (i ’ w) d (“in J n- was supported by William A. Ahl't-ns 5
‘ Pr ' an "own on ‘ n ' " ‘ ,lt was suggested-that the matter be,
their earlier M’Afllonfi. We were Stir-1 . ‘Etakeu to C0“ Administrator Gorilelde‘
prised that 5h"? was practically ne’ .\lr. Buchanan requested that he be nothing could be done locally. !
call for 95min, domestic sclellce or do ,Hllowcd to attend the convention 0! 1119 William R Ward augzentvd that ””‘i-
New England School Superintendent e loc l l d 5 i‘ r u n 5 l n
moment, Theo m ‘ a con umustao rummtc,
om ercial course: association, which will be held ‘1‘ 3°".l‘ool into the matter immediately.
ton. 0“ XOVPmb" ”- The “11’9”!" After Sonic further discussion. in
'lendpm's "We“ '33 flamed- {which it was brought out that the high
' Alt'x Rummler, “Wins tor the school bas‘now only one. ton of coal in:
building committee, 'lllflléd that tho its bins, it was moved by Mr. Rider."
work on the North Center and Knudsen and voted by the board, that the secre-
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DELIVERY
From the present outlook the at-
BOYS’ connunov sun's
buildings. is‘coming along nicely. The tnry writ» letters to the various local TWO Pair $7M pan“
North Center improvements are very coal dealers. and ask their co-opera- s . v“ ,
. . peaal ue Girls cm
It was alleged that that“? mu term of fifteen weeks cmm'hnearly completed. uA hot air furnace ls_tion in furnishing the local schools
now being installed inltbe building by with fuel. . 1 ‘300 to $10,“)
the Heating & Plumbing Company. mi The matter will rent an it is therc- Sold on 3 IT
a coat of 8350.; This furnace will beat fore. until nometblng is heard from the
'dealers.
The suit of Jones I: Hotcbklu vs.
he city of Norwalk, for $1.200 for work 2,
the addition only. .
in regard to the old sewer system:
i discovered at the Knudsen buildingst |
‘ '5" have to be removed and done on the Jefferson school. will bc
Mn Rummlby "35.51“,“ mturned over to Attorney Leo Davin.i
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42 80. Main St. '.
Statistical reports coming from all
“P.
“the board og'uctlou. Al Illa time the null taxi
broughtcorpdrutlon Counsel Edward: THE NEW SCIENCE
d wan Jones I: Hotchkitla' st— DEFINITION OF ¢HIROPMCTIO
aluminum-domai-
Mathew-Id Ibo-not
poked him to es
and taxation together forum
of approprilunc about “50 J. Quinlan
tot-ney. l
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h“ I A bill of use from Arthur J. Wat-i
{necessary for this work.
xenon] ‘rlentai of the chorus. well atom. 'amount. needed for the improvemnt of t." s a” mn m I“
l . ... .3... .. ..... .. “rm" 3...... .. o... mm “mm... 3:33 3.33% m or...- - .-
1'. 3.an It can. ten-nu the citation no uncertain School. was also rec-“ted. 5 mommntton ml . trot. mod“ Influx:
A” ‘o '0' "unfiim m m, m l' m d”! 7" W" m t" m. "“Tl After examining the regular month-lbw in. h the tiller-n m I.
ovsrun mm 26.1.. Moth-Oom- choobtwcn badly troubled by ”cool- mienutntedlht he didn't. am wbetb- 5, ”a 0' MM the m", "in my...” . . 5 J
mention on the only return cube defects-M5 apertbohmvdmtbcmornot,mm chops.“- m 1:: one.“
New vent city you which Ibowed the «dim mun-u so mfuummamt tiny would mum _ will 1 “I I“... m.
fictional-d3. nylon,ColoueiBonne~ me with Ilia India flotilla) for it. The con-luau as told by t|e LYNN ”no” “mm“,o,‘ load a. my body. m
magnum... .. ltbolr unkind amt/mum A'mlytmbotIboyubouldbbvguuuedfov'i '0“ ”you MOD mmlemuu-m;mom
"randomly rem! unimpor- mm of the school- mr 'rru any needed. More on work mt, . 1-00 m 1.0- 1!!! run:
arm. in: vary-m plea-d that than :0 also. On the can for whom '. “ Lynn. Hm- New .-Lynn voted in "mm 5 m .
ammunition! Dr.m.1.1’nay summit "'0' 0' We? “4 Mlle“ m,“ murmur-loin. ~
auxmmttoubtbopfieoofm‘ r' m ”C.
"Willi-Wm!“mucuhmm,.mgmmmdmnm .. 5 t ,
mw'bnfldbufiwflln ’ dumm- wuzvos. m;uo,li.“l.flz ,
Hmhlmmuvmhwflmwmm’pgm_' . 5 . . 5. WWJ
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