_ a . ii ants, To'Let, For Sale, Busi- I - I A“ QUA‘l‘mNED u... .1 sur mun “ Will 9. :.
Classified - ‘ ' "m” ......... m M °" 2.. 3": Mr V ‘ “g . '
e e a a a s ,. m w W‘ cm 4mm,“.m m, rmmm T” ‘m mus-dutflvst-s ’1“th assumed...» assess-LI .. .
Miscelsnm "Alive. ., m... an. .. "New: “mm-.1...“ 'm“ 3...... Smut-e Mum-u. , f
' ........ .. .. 2». mm; "mmwmmu ___.' M ....... w W... s:
' mmmmlfi‘wg-
,whisdr adjoins the rear of the chords
DIODE _
Pulled Mo Mudflats”.
When the blue had filled itself
practically out, in the abusive .
grappling books and chains were ast-
ened to therwaiis of the building. and
for Friday’s payroll muster, the men
would be given until flonday noon.
Passes were being nude out yes-ten,
day. and almost every man will go
home, for only a skeleton organization
of ten per cent will be kept in the
9n thispsgs, TwaiyJivs Words or hens, 05c.
: basil-100%” Wash, $1.00. Mace
«WW.
' ,
M,dem
Mela-d PM Chill out“
Advertiseiuents l
E. 1. mm
, m
8 HornsMalnSt.
v ~ —- - .._. cam .v With the news of thelengthem ” ~ . :
i ”m i » “‘9 3m“! m”"‘“" hauled ‘9 ed gsrloughs came the announcement .lsutb m “I. W , n
' c , ”R SAL:- the ground. TWO Ch-IWI, [M I SEE: u,” SPOClSi ‘nins would be "m Wed- ‘ .
1N unstomuu 2 ' : """' "h" . tion of the front of theghulldis; trauma“, “,0”, nm to punk.“ die . m, Fe m ‘
REELlNS—dn sad but levinc mun... TO LET-4100018 A‘l‘ upnsnn ' 7 ran sue—«A wows poor cubed over into “If-mil of "wit: east to Boston. south to‘New 'rork': I... EFFRON ‘ ' ~
ory or our dearly beloved husband and, Thomas street, East Norwnlk. Inquire duck boat in first class condition. 359- “3 order ‘9 elillbaie the ““5" and west to Albany. At lat-rt the rail- H mm ISIS N --U V“- “ IS. m . 3
daddy, Oxnarxn‘, who died 30'; oi Raymond .E Ambler, Wilton. 321 31 Price ‘12. Must nellbetoro Nov. 30111. 0' failing "9°“ “4'le I ' roads are paying heed to the requests M ”3. HHS“ m
:1 1915 l 4- ‘lnqulre at N'o 11 Haviland street Coffee aw“ a. mu" of the men stationed here. The "’1' W ' R
’ ' . l ' ' ' """m- ' road politics which were started " ' ’- "
LOVING wnrp: ASP CHILD. TO LEV—DESIRABLE FURNISH, 1121 iii Shortly after noon. residents of the Sunday are practically ready to hand
Gone but never forgotten. ,Gd single rooms. Also two or three vicinity ”You“ 9" 0°“? and “5" into company commanders, every In I" u m of All W
connecting furnished for housekeep- FOR SALE-BIG BARGAIN RO- wiches 10" (31' “fig.“ '5': “3:11 having sinned the request for better m
- ins. Baths, electric ass store. "The wayton. near chore, ten roo house, 3:13;?” minus “rug “"3 to (Simm‘wt’edbfwlw their! and home. ’01. “1
B"— " “m” "M“ " ' ~ Johnaonisn" 2 High street, south Nor- sood condition. not ', water heating, the mm 11": firemen Wu, ”p": m "a o "n w W” '
WANTED. walk, n203t electric lights, porch, abundance of ciated this kindnehs. . “' .30...“ ”mm
WANTED -— SEVERAL FIRST
class machinists. Apply at Nash En-
gineering Co. 1121 3t
n...-
WANTED-LTD our ANTlQliE FUR-
niture. Ber-r prices paid. Also old
china. Westport avenue. Norwalk.
Tel. 815, n21 3t
WANTED—A 01R]. FOR GENERW
a1 housework, Saturday afternoon and
Sunday free. Day Nursery, 14 Union‘
street. n21 31
i
WANTED—FAMILY WASHING To
do at home. (‘nil No. 36. Second street,
1cm Noru‘aill. 1121 iii
WANTED~A ROOM CENTRALLY‘
located. Apply at Hartford Lunch. '6‘
South Main t»treet. n21 3t.
WANTED—tpRlCii'i‘ 61111. FOR 0F-
ilce. Good ~ enrnanship necessary?
nuptqysrem tea'ly and good oppor"
tunity. 11. dumb I; Sons, shoe manu-v
laciurers, Bcidcn wcnue, Norwalk.
' 2120 at;
wsufzo~s MAN TO DRIVE AN"
automobile coal truck: One who under-3
stands Norwulk and vicinity. Apply‘
Harris & GunsConl Cc., Water street,
South Norwnik, Conn. i
l
WANTED—411' A YOUNG (7011-,
pie two or three furnished or unlur-E
nished rooms for light housekeeping»
State terms. Address D. 1-1, cnre orrsnd'tc Chapel street. Norwaik-
Sen'inei, 1120 m:
i
1
WANTED ,—‘ SMART smmscmps
for the housefurnishing department?
at the Boston Store. Apply in person. i
' hill 31.
WANTED—A LADY SOLICITOR
for a Fraternal Insurance Society. For‘
information address c. w. ,n, 441‘
linin street, Ansonin. Conn, n17 6t
WANTED—OPERATORS AND CF;E
menters on raincoat}. Steady work, Bi"
so learners, $7 to stnrt. Apply 1). liar,
ris. 62 Water street." n10 Zwl
WA
WANTEDaTURNEHS
in factory.
wmrEo—rourto MEN OVER
10 to work in manufacturing and ship-
ping departments. ‘
NT-
w
TO WORK
WANTED -—-' SHIRTMAKERS. PAY
while learning.
Clucii, Peabody!
main or telephone 1416.
:further particulars, apply Old Well
l'improyetnenls, '31 Taylor avenue. In- old “mm m. 'm‘ l .10.. pounds
’moving :1 specialty, We go anywitcre,‘ building. Tel. 535-8..
,frttlt, Plot 371100, only 33.000. Rich-
ards, Durien.
FOR SALE—1 LATE MODEL OV~
eriand touring, like new. 1914 Buick
_' roadster. Worhie’s garage, Raymond
To LET—5 ROOMS N0. 10 CROSS street.
street, South Norwailr. Part improve‘ .
merits. inquire J. Rudder, 108 South FOR BALE—A FORD RUNABQ‘UT,
n19 3t 1915 model in good running condition,
-~------‘- 17 passenger Paige touring car 1010
To LET—A FIVE ROOM FLAT AT model in excellent condition. Address
8 West street, all improvements, Air 1.. C. Greenwood, care Norwulk Tire
ply John F. McMahon, 56 West ave- & Rubber Co, Norwalk, Conn. n20 at
one. Tel. 1345. MD at, 4 ,
— _ ,' FOR SALE—NEW SWEET CiDh'it
TO LET-4 ROOMS SWARTZ I: from Palmer's Old Orchard Mills. Wm.
Corbett blocs rent 00. Adults only. For; Miller, 33 Washington street.
Fort RENT—3 ROOMS AND BATH,
all improvements, set range heat.‘
Rent. in. For adults. Address u. M.’
Rent...csre of Sentinel.
1120 31.
.-
FOR SALI—l'RIVATB FAMILY
would like to find some person in the
country who willglve their nine year
Cigar Co, othce.
TO LIT—4' ROOMS W'ITH ALL.
quire United Gr
mood.
.rt
or R' 0' 3”" a good horns. ~1s perfectly sound and
Eante for lady or children to feed or
‘ ‘, = drive. is a regular pet. Raised on
To LET—FIVE ROOM APART our farm and never been owned by
ment, 72 North Md” street. in- anybody else. is used to all kinds of
quire United Grocery Co, North Main ‘ far'rn work and . "h- nice driver. For
Street {good home and driver, price $100. No
. liochies or peddiers need apply. Call
1’07 LET—”’00“ 0' 3 AND ‘,at liable rear of private estate, son
2:": '22:"nfi'iasafz'yegtmmnfif‘ North Main street, Bridgeport, noun.
1' H il mp V . a Si -
moderate. inquire 84 Woodward ”,9,th Main street can pass the
hue. ’Tei.~36:'r4 or 473-8. I
W“... v
'TQ LET—APARTMENTS 209 ‘00 '“5‘TWO "W“ ""0
' ts. Sev
, rec. \' r lk vsted houses with lrnprovernen
Worthington~ si 1, East 1 0 win e 1 ha a p I”. and 15 ‘
quire 04 sodas gain street. Tel so. . 0‘ 3°“ “W" “M u m‘m“
_ . -, .. _. _,.._ lplkc. Mrs. R. aniov. 16 Grove street.
BUSINESS NOTICE.
J'i'ei. 1852-12.
Captain Johnson from Seubricht, N, FOR SALE—FAMILY HOUSI
.1.. will be down at the Washington, with one-half acre of land on West
street bridge with a boat. of fish for' Norwslh Road our Connecticut Turn-
snle on Wednesday and Thursday. ‘pike. Must be sold at once to close
__ iestste. Small amount of cash realm-t
Benjamin ilershiirid, automobile ed, balance on nortsaxo. inquire
trucking: ol’ a_il kinds. Long distancc‘Keogh d: Cnndoa, Allis. United 3311*
ocery,
~....
house.
Insurance Will Cover Some of the
Lou.
The church itseli was insured for
about $41,000. and ihfuow organ was:
'00” Still iii {iii -
' ‘.
insured on Monday for $5,500. The; m 10 DumrI
amount (11"‘dsmssel will probably, «
amountéoxgyrlyxlgfogmnh‘ {it's Grandmother's Recipe to Keep
The first Congregational church was, Her Locke Dark. 010001. Sean-
built in 1052, near the last Norwslirl. tlfui ,
“”7004 “1““- “d “‘9 ”Md W”! The old time mixture of Sage Tea
built in 16.59. on the some site. The’ -
second church wan used as a tottvn.and Sulphur for darkening gray.
meeting house, and also for storing streaked and faded hair ‘5 grandmo-
arms. in ms: the church was «sold thcr's recipe, and folks are again on
tor-120. The fourth church was erect: ' in: it to keep their hair a good. even
ed In 172.1, near the Thomas residencencolor’ which is quite sensible. as '9
and was burned by General Tryon,.in.
1779. The fifth church was built in are 1M“: in u‘ “‘3 '1‘” ’ youthful
1790. and 'was located in the center org-manna: is 0f the greatest advan-
thc green, in East avenue. {The mun",
cent bgiitilnx. which edwas nutmeg t Nowadays though we don't h".
vester ay, was erect in 48, an f ' '
was ulxty'nlnc "a" old. it w" saith” troublesome task of gathering the
excellent example of .church swirl-2“" “d the mussy mixing M home.
lecture of a century ago. lAli drugstores sell the ready-louse
““0" on Fire Scion. 1product .improved by the addition of
The uteeple on the lust church .. .
caught fire a number of years ago, in '1:th gnaw“: cglled 11%,", “:1:
the winter. but the local firemen haul-l ‘9 an "5“ D “F M“
ed a hand engine up Mill Hill through ' about 50 cents a bottle, it is very
two let-t of snow. and climb!“ up inio‘populsr because nobody can discover
"'9 "N” "“"med "'9 ““9 “Vii. has been applied. Simply moisten
ter a hard light. At this time, th‘tti
homes were confined to the inside of 3 your comb or ' '0" brush '"h 3113::
the steeple. it was. probably due toidfl‘w ”1“ ""0“!" ’0‘" I“""-
this fact. that the spire. was not de-'one small strand at a time; by morn-
stmyc‘tl at that UMP. ' inn the gray hair disappears, but what
Marble Altar Unhsrmad.
.tlciights the ladies with Wyeth's Saga
The sitar in the church, constructed
of wood and marble, was undamaletlhnd Sulphur Compound, is that. be-
by the fixtures, The. bun did not sides beautifully dnrkenlnz the hair
reach the rear‘ of the buildlns for after a few applications, it also pro-
sodic time. rind the firemen kept this 3 duces that soft lustre and appearance
section of the strut-turn welt radiated ‘ of .W ll h is .0 tractive. This
With ,wstcr. .
One of the most nunfortnnntc ln- ready-louse prepsrntion " ' 4‘11““
cidents of the fire .wamuhe destruction iul toilet requisite for those who do
at the line now organ which. was sire n more youthful appear-sues. it
helm: installedn‘in '11:“; (twig; 113‘!” is not intended for the cure, mitiga-
rtstrumenl. n on: . no p e e y, __
sci up. was practically l’lllnpd hyflion or preventionof disease. ’ Adv.
flame.- nnd water. I ..
The old organ was originally int
stnlicd in the church. in 1367. At that .
time. the instrument was one of the,
finmat oranm in the state. Prof. Alexa
under .1. Gibson was the first org‘anw
lst. and 'Mr. Gibson played in the
church for eighteen and one half:
rears. lie was succeeded by Miss’
Nash. who played for eight years, and.
column “
(turns
122 Water street, South Norwaik. —’ #5. E. r.“
Conn. Phone calls, day 29; night Fll'c—‘Fll'-----. .C‘ , .
38": '~ Fire comes when y .- 231. c': ‘ - '
"' , lit. Are you prepared? Lyon:
BUSINESS NOTICE Isurnnoe on dwelling and Jammie,
If you have any junk call up Fcidtlenough? If in doubt——
man & Sieinberg. Tel. 440, 61 393-:
view avenue. Used cars bought
and: Ask John T. Haves
sold in exchange. n9 1m.
—- | No. 7lilo.in8t.,10tn'wulk. ,
10, per cent, discount on 1917 chy-. REAL ESTATE-IRSUIAHOB
ciesiauto tires, seconds at rear! .
hie prices. A. wliliodne, 70 lift-M {CONTROL OFFICE ~
, LOST. FOR COAL PURCHASES
l LOST—*FOX. 'HOUND. “"1"? 30'; BRIDGEPORT, Nov. 21.——Beginnin;z
idy,‘lrll‘gfl black spots and yellow head,‘ next week all purchases of coal for
collar on with name plate. Reward.‘ household consumption in this~ city
0mm“ H. Gilbert, West. Rocks ave“ must (be made through a “control" of-
‘n P \‘orwaik Conn tflrc. Which under the direction of the
II .1 - I - ~ lindgeport Coal Committee, is to be
«Stabliehcd jointly by the fourtom
local coal dealers, acting to announce-
ment made today. 'All purchasers
must appear in person and disclose
the amount of coat on hand land the
estimated weekly consumption. No
a
LOST—FEMALE BOSTON BULL
pup. Answers to name; of.Poppy. Noti-
fy Doc Warden, T, F. Walsh. Phone
’1949. "
I ' ‘vmp. who played for one year.
”c in turn was succeeded by Ml-HM
)lru
huon then returned. in 1807. and?
:3 been organist ever sincc that .
'nc. '
l
i
l
Minister'a Pew Practically Un-
damap‘ed. '
A strange coincident oi the fire wars. 1
the fact that every new in the church! '
was destroyer] except one. this being; :
the minister's. The'wtieut was practl-‘ ,
cully undamaged, nudtcxcepi for a few
scorched places. caused by cluders,|
was untouched by the fire. l
Sig Sell Mroyad. !
The three-thousand pound both;
which crashed through from the hem .
try to the basement. while the church'
was in“~flamcs; was broken to bits by; '
the fail. Parts of the hell were uncov‘l l
cred this morning. _ i
Property Moved Back Into Parish
House.
After the blaze ht'tl been exting’
,gui‘dhcd, all of the furniture. orlunq
:pipes, and other valuables which were;
Irushcd out of'the building in tho.
imornlng. were carried baclt Into the;
mortal: house. Merl, women and child?
‘ assisted wonderfully in this:
; dren
gag-it, and a great deal of credit is due; rece've
M
1.1., 1.1“: n. m run
In Heat Sept, 28, 1017
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YOlr ,
A. I.--l:001, 5:351, 5:491, 0:0! i
0:571. 7:181. 7:541, 8:211, 8:591.
me. 9:39, 10:33:, 10:52:. i,
P. hi.—-12;03..12:52 (Stamford only '
1:001. 1:081. 0:021, 8:29, «821, 5:21)
0:40, 0:021, 6:261, 6:47, (Stamford on
In 7:001, 0:00, 10:011. 10:001.
l
i
i
4:321, 5240, 0:31, 6:571, 7:021, 7:571.
9:191, 10:071,'lu:301, 10:40. _
NEW YORK TO SOUTH “MAI-ll
A. II.-4:101, 5:30. 8:34, S:001,8:511
0 151. 10:031,10:06.10:§01.
P. M.~—12:031, 12:461. (Saturday In
ly) 1:06,1:351,( Saturday only) 2:101.
1:57. 3:301. 3:53. 4.1a, (Except
Saturday), 4:23, 5:101, 5:20, 0:01.
0:08, 0:101, 0:28, 11:151. 12:001.
Sundays
A. fl.——0:00, 8:001, 0:0(1. 10:00!
10:001.
P. 11—12310, 1:031,
5:02. 5:251. 6:001, 1:101, 8:101,11:151
12:001.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVSN
A. If.—1!:201, 1:131, 5:07. 0:Vo
7:15, 9:191, 10:221. 11:111. 11:581.,
P. l.—12:03, (Bridxaptm air).
1:20; 2:11, (Bridgeport
1y, Saturday only) 2247 (Bridgeport
only, Saturday only), 3:301. 4:28,
5?”, wt, 5:51. 7:081, 7:3- (Bridge-
port only). 0:251. 11:00.
Sundays
A.'M.—-12:261,' 1:131, 7:113, 9:101.
10:10, 11:121. 11:581.
P. bl.—2:101.l:421,
7:081, 8:33, 9:251.
NEW HAVEN To SOUTH NOS-
WALK
A. M.~12225l, 4:351. 4:531, but!
6:50, 8:05, 8:30, 914131.111”.
P. 11:42:17, 2:131. 8:401, 4:31
5:101, 5:321, 5:37, 6:111, 9:181
4:251. .
6331, 6:03
Sundays
A. lit—4:351, 4:531, 7:55.
0:411. 11:00.
P. M.-—12:171, 1:551, 2:231. 3:40:
4:35. 6:131, 6:111, 7:051, 9:181, 9:25
9:35, 11:401. _
South Nor-wall: to Dar-bury
A. M.-0:13, 8:27, 9:501. ,
P. M.—1:27, 1:541, (Sat. oulyl.2:4!
(But, only) 4:391, 5:27 (except Sat.)
6:25.
8:50!
Sundays
A. M.—9:26.
P. lit-2:15, 7:15.
Comfy to South Nor-walls
A. ill-6:00; 7:25, 3:25, 10:05!
11:50.
P. arr—4:331. 7:07.
Sundaya
A. hi.—-7:50. .
UNDERTAKER
"comm-smash.
Sunday.
A. M.—12:3ix, 5:331, 6:091. 8200'
0:101, 10:331.
1’. ll.—13:03r 1:001, 2:411. 8:12;
8:35“
on ',
condemns i.
Pl-m 0U
87 Port Strut, last m
<'. “1.
Rune! fault if wry—magas
rejuvn
REED evout,
HECI'RICAL C0. .
!
omunur
uhdwewlllrnshonrtronbla_
right around when something:
thishnppensinyourhorne. n«
HWG- i
is defective. antiquated, m
cement, ”Slum. , .
ss’ryrepairsorinstsllsnswsysai
.1 .
i
mom name -: -
JOSSINS A SPECIALTY
:tlokncr R. mt f
1". 1'0
North Main St. South
r a
S
l
. .
i Many Suitfllnoo Offered for“
l
R130. inc.
oesrrrfs ,, nun- rushing.
-—-- t
Funeral of MafFrederick Wood _‘ -’
Mrs. Frederick Wood, wife of Fred? Benefit 30"‘eflifl" Came
ericlr Wood, of Burbank street, who All roads will lead to the NBrwa .
died here iaat week. was buried inst" armory tonight. where the big has t-;
Saturday in the Ridgefioid cemetery, ball game will be played for the bene-'
offer services hadboen held from her fit of the Norwnllr ‘Chapter of the
late residence here. Rev. Coleman of American Red Cross Society.
. . deliveries of more. than one ton will, a ‘ :7 WASFINGTON ST
1 [037..4wo SMALL PIGS ‘sEVEN be permitted, _ f Services. ' . ' d I 'u .u .m' .
weeks old r’nn‘awdy from. "106 Taylor Coal heddlers are to be regulated; Among "‘0 ”WWW" "mm!“ '0' Inflow an 5e? ' ”I" ."' " ' '
the members of the First Congress‘. ,
tlonai church, for the purpose of hold » " ' ’ s
mimic... are {the Grace Church [ed one for ["5
C .
lit“?..‘3"ii“lii.‘“Sly“:ililTEdELii: gChnsimas While
, Parish Hall, St. Pnul’n Berkeley Street‘
. Chapel, The First Baptist. church, and
to the individuals and the coal deai- .ngiit. '
era. The present price scale, from‘ The chgiminzouxilmgnkmt ‘z‘stOCk is comp,-
by the coal conr-nittee. their prices.
fixed. permits issued only torepntnv
blc pcddiers.
' The coal icommitt'ee after an ex
haustive examination of the dealers
avenue. Finder please notify Joe. Var-l
anal. 106 Taylor avenue. '
Airy StoreI
or Stock of Merchandise
Bought for Cash
Address ll. CSI'C WI
FURS
the Regent Theatre.
Church Council Meets Tomorrow
marrow
:2 and .3:’.i2“:..1§2.l"’ WWW m; m... 131:3» ..
. ‘ ' __ _ 0 ms 0 serviced.“ e erection
rmuoappnm. Nov. 21. runs 1"" a n" bum“ m“ be Mon no.
Trinity Church officiated.
———._-
dolphin householders virtually were
i Tonisht's game will be the openinit
placed on "coal rations" by the local
loom...” of Nortynlk's mm basket-
PUMI'II 01' WWW" M0009" {bail season, and a great game is 9X:
The funeral seflices ‘of the late WiL pected. ’
linm Mnnsels tool: place at 8 last err-i The Manhattan All Stars, mm“,
coins from the late residence on Fair of Menard, Norman Dreyfuss, White»
street. interment wilibe in the Luth-V and Holman, will he owed by a:
trail cemetery, Brooklyn, "1" mom'.tcnm which 'will include in its lineup
ML ~ "Stretch" mrvey, Murray, Reich.
Bweuson, ham and ponlbiy Joe Alli?
. Funeral u oorsory Plait "
Services for Dorothy, yearold mend. it is probable that Tom Tharp
will referee the contest.
The preliminary‘sarne, which starts
at it unlock sharp, will he played bc‘
daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. Charleol
run, of 29 Chestnut street were new
at 2:3onhls afternoon from the late
residence. Rev. 1.: Harrison MP
you oMciatfid. interment being in 31-,
ycrsidc cemetery, '
and dinners All Stars. A neat but-
these rival fictions. .
YMMV!!! be Gained antler »
. tween the. old Naval fleserves' team,
it. will Who stand mime
fuel administrator. Henccforwsrd alll
would-be purchasers will he “attired.
to visit a dealer’s olice and hit out
an application blank.
deth Shh"
ambient-bu.»
WMidmi‘E-“g
, Milt .,
etc. I p _
ll. J. ANGBVM & salt
mm ..
{At the present time. nothing definite
in regard to these matters has been
decided/ Many run, regarding the‘
fixing ofhthe blame i the m were
in circu lion t Mini is! mat‘rr‘
will he tdkcnupabdy‘Khe lusurence eorn-1 ,
, ‘ kw
“Renew-6W
1|! .3... ad sets nude to ode!
trust selected shins. Orders receive!
as m. was woe-shop. sum
stain street. suntan. a West Pass
panics. . a , ,..............n.................. I
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’ “no or mama : ‘ ‘ JD” the “p - , '
ideslre to thank neighbour thei new , unto-late ‘ ,. ' ' SUITS
kindness inunv bereavement. or r ‘ ,7 ”hm!“ .m W
PM. on N. W900. : M . ' mwmom
r‘ \ ' ' ‘ I" lm mm '1 'Mvm
www» vats. Sins-an new ., '1‘“ t t
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a ‘3 , ,, ,1, .
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lesion To Your 1m -
We Oun’Supply Your
Worse
suns
Albert D. Morgsn{
stimulus.
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