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WAIT!!!
WAITED—SEVERAL GIRLS. 14
years or older. for oillce work. Also
'0'"- W millns department. Steady "mm m h a...“ mm. 1 he at the Johnsonian, Z’High street. South s, a wldOw and thm.
-work. Good pay. (3.; :2 ready to work.
lurplly Mfg. (39., East avenue. its 6t;
i
WANTED—EMT CLASS MA-i
chtnists. Apply The Raybeltos Cour.
pany. Bostwlck avenue and RR.
Bridgeport, Conn. f25 3t
.v .—
WANTED—A HIGH SCHOOL GIRLI
from 2 until 6. daily, to care for two
small children. Phone 8434!.
WANTED~FIRST CLASS Toot,
maker. Working full time. Wheeler
Tool Co.. 133 Water street. 125 3t
WANTED ~ STRONG RELIABLE
man to receive and deliver and check
freight. Good wages to right man. AD-'
ply Norwaikune Box 573, South Norm
walk. in own writing. in 3t‘
WANTED—MAN. WOMAN, AC-
tire. educated. enoh 'worth slaw-35;}
000 yearly; teaching or selling experi-
ence helps; high grade educational
equipment, no book selling. «elusive,
field, no competition; educator's worls A
business man's pay. State age, ogperl-i
ence, private interview, write «Man!
(' G R.. Sentinel ofllce. f2: 3t
l
WANT£0430Y FOR WORK IN
printing once. One with some super-
ience in press feeding preferred. Apol
ply to The Borda Press, Sentinel build.I
ing. £38 at
WANTED—AMERICAN GIRLS FOR'i
packing and inspecting tubes for- our
80. Norwalk and Norwaik .plants.
Good pay to start. Short hours. An
ply Employment Department, Norwalk1
Tire a: Rubber (30.. Wiltnipauk l22 3t'
WANTED—T0 BERT FROM AP-
rii 1st. asmaii house, all impinge-I
ments, centrally located. Address B.‘
Marshall, P, 0. Box K.
f
. i
WANTED—GIRL To draw roll.
L'K‘CO- inquire at the odlcet'of The Old 1
Well Cigar Co. 1 . ;
” i
, WANTED—iI’OSITION-AS NORM, coal hauled and ashes
for one or two children. Out of townxcar ted.
preferred. Write particulars. Address
Nurse, care of Sentinel. '
l
WANTED—CASH FOR OLD FAIISE!
teeth. Don't matter if broken. i pay;
82 to $l5 per set. also cash for oldi
gold. silver, platinum. dental gold and
old gold jewelry. \Vill send cash by
return mail and will hold goods 10!
days for sender's approval of my:
price. Mail to Is. Mazer. 2007 S. 5th;
St. Philadelphia, Pa. f2l 1m,
. l
WANTED—SEVERAL GIRLS 14 reg
it- years old to work in office. Also;
girls for mailing department.- Come;
ready to 'work, Murphy Mfg. Co. 119 bit’
TODAY IN WALL STREET.::
N a ' YORK. Feb. 25 (Wall Street;
10:30 a. m.).—Recent irregular ten;
-.dnncles were resumed at the opening'
of today's Stock Market. issues of the3
same class moving in contrary direr-E
‘tions. This was especially character;
istic of rails, motors and some of the
war equipments. General Motors was
again reactionary. while Baldwin Lo-'
comotive rallied almost 2 points and‘
Sumatra -Tobacco supplemented la§t‘
week's substantial advance U. 8.
Steel was again under moderate
pressure. Liberty Bands were steady.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 25 Wall Street.’
Noam—Trading became more unset-1‘
fled later, most of the leaders. espec-f
‘ialiy rails, industrials and .equipments'
extending Initial losses. Before, noon
an irregular rally set
covering in U. S. Steel. Baldwin Loco»
motives, shippings. industrial Alcohol
and Distillers. Pools renewed their ac-
tivitv ill vnriouil war contract stocks.
St. Paul Common was again freely of-
fr-reti on the rise at an extreme loss of
2 1-2 points. Liberty Bonds reacted
slightly. the 3 l-Z'I'selllng at 97.00 to
98. First 4's at 07.28 to 97.38 and Sec-
ond 4's at 06.78 to 96.86. '
WALL STREET.1:30 p. m.-The
nvnritet's course become more wilful“.
in: in the afternoon. St. Poul Common
and Preferred, Equipments and Brook-
lyn Transit reacting sharply. while
_:HI('II “tectonics as leatherspNational
' I'nnmling and Chandler Motors lil-
‘Lzmrcd cxtrcme gains of 2 to 4 Mill'-
.o--
flatulzalie nitroglycerin. a necessity
a ammunition trailing. Don't waste
tumours
{Chmiflcd ;. .:;.'
Advertisement
ior the property can he bought at “building. not Side of Bridge. inquire
i 'fOltJALE-I‘ndtsi mfluulter. Call at 155 Washington street.
. ‘ ‘ ”I.mwphui‘ CORPORATIONS
W .""" “hi-“'0 ..M*" monotonous '
. .. '3 M“ - . - - - - : momma; more“ .. -r....i.n......:|l:".am
on My - _. at on me." giv g emoyes of cult.
. “”0. mm '”C I“ ‘0. l: .. -. I" l‘. A. m of WI. toners. prospective custmners and
5'“ “"- ‘°°3 °" "*- mo. W “W 0mm W- "WW"... 1.“ filo. 3.”...‘L‘mfti1‘fi:
cumulus. ' I." 'm be ‘3 m We” tickots, valuable presents and enter
. summonses Nb. of
’- 'Wutporhhasehlrunttheremaius.
tiringthe pestwllm Mr. Wolfe
manna rem [hadabsdfaliontheloeudshce
i -———-—r.~—— . . . then has had several flocks. the last
iron “LE—PAIR 0F ‘iiEAV'Y' TO LET—WARM FURNISHED one mung dually yesterday
rooms. Some for light housekeeping morning at 4 o’clock. He is survived
spas, Archie.
- at St ”Mn“ as at Chsrles ind Jacob Waite. and two
I daughters. Mr. Wolfe was wdlrknown
all weather top, good car for mu". deuce. bath and all improvements. for two years served the Town or
Good order. ‘1‘. l. 91m. M? Sear water front. To adult Rally 822 Norwalk as selectman. His brothers
town. Tel. ”Infield. - 13: lit a month.(‘useron. 1 Hawkins avenue. and Henry and August Wolfe. of thil
. w 'East Norwalk. 1’25 3t place.
FOB SALE-OR TO LET. THE'
Ferris homestead at 198 p1“ Hill' ‘70 LET-”AWER MAY 4TH, FIVE;
Road will be for rent from March 1st. ”mum": third floor. L‘Hommedieui Joseph Desisrtino.
ident of Woodward avenue.
work bones. Also heavy 3 ton Gartelu
pi e. 'r. antes. Tel. 2594.
Joupli humble
a well known res-
dled last
"flout,” figure. For further infer-13' Recliner. Phone 18. u. 3t evening after a lone HIM“ in :18 ll:
mation apply to J. irving Dibble. m; '— — ”"mh "“r' He is “I I “I y on
wwwmwm_ ; T0 LET—rushisiusii noose. daughter and "'0 901"- T'” mm
. 1 ._ ”“le best, electric lights. hot wa- is Mrs. Dunno. of this City. and the
sons are Ralph, of Norwalk, Ind Leo
of Sinniford. Conn. The mnerll will
be held on Wednesday morning at
8:15 from the late home: and at 9
7° LET-l VERY DESIRABLE o'clock from BtJoseph'l’iLC. Church.
rooms at No. 6 Collette street, East‘ interment will be in St. Mary’s coine-
;Norwalk. Adults only. inquire on the tery. automobile cortegc.
”mm” 0" 190 Ely evesue. .123 at'
W— ‘ James I. Poilllmu
t’OR slits—J Bid or , Chills,l '
A 4 A 1'0 LET—THE s'ronn on nulm' James a. Polhnm died at High
plenty of fruit, good 6 room house. '
good cellar, new bam- Must be sold” lng formerly ucupied by The Central‘ Ridge. Conn. on the 22d of Ferns”.
For particulars “an". William Han. Food 00.. n, R. place and Washington used titty-eight years. He was t e son
mann, Benedict street, Norwslk. ”“19“. For further particulars inquire: of Mr. and llrs. M. L. .Pelhsw-of 8
' fl Im at the office of the Old Well Cigar 00., Trinity Place. south Norwnik. Fll'
i . neral was at New Canaan: $unday,_tho
FOR SALE —— FAMiLY nousa' TO LIT—Two communal run-i 24th of\ February. art-l at .oon-
‘mh ”WM" we tit-land on West, Ill-bod room with-us. water. toilet. -vonience of family, Mon.
Not-wait Roadnesr Connecticut Turn- ”1" “I “""NHM '0'" "3min“?!
pike. Must be sold at once to class ”99"“- ‘2-50 per-week. ‘99” ’1"
Small amount of cash requlpiEast avenue, near East Norwaik de.
of 20 horas 800d land and z w Apt. 19, after 6 p. m.. or at Penn"!
houses, “ye"! barns on premises. Victrola Store. 37 Main street. {-1 3t
Situated on Conn. avenue. within ten ‘
minutes of center of town. Apply Mrs.‘
R. Tarlov. .16 Grove street. South Nor-
walk. or Tel. 1852-12.
,—.—.—
Funeral of Mrs“. my
Panama-piers. lanthanum Mrs.
estate. . .1.
ed. balance on mortgage. Inquire Pi”- “2 31; “mm-Willi. '1. chain;
Keogh a Dundee. Attys.. United malt; . «Wm, ”WKWW g" ohn
building. 70]. m2. ‘ I TO LET—F100“ ’0? .8 AND 4 WWW" . _ .fir '4 , '
.rooms each. with improvements. pica-l 0reenlosf’:.0s . :mlfl- . 1””
FOR SALE—DWELLING vAND Apply HOD!" A. “0:018“. N0. 9‘
"0'9 "‘h 8M"! Witw- ”“5"51",\Voodward avenue. .Tei. 365-4 and;
ed. Stock and fixtures. good location, 473,3. {22 3!;-
new building. whole can bebougbt
Cheap. as owner must sell at once? 70 LET-FEB. 251'}! 1.2 DOUBLE- unteers. died at the Old Boldlers'
Cnsh_$l.900, balance mortgage. Ihouse. No. 39 Woodward “gang, 3' Home Saturday afternoon. lie will
. Ask John. T ”ayes im’m’ all lmpmyemnu. Rent .23 “I be buried this afternoon in .\'oroton.
. . t . . ’
*I month in advance. The Decker Real Es- '
........b .
lineal!”-
Simon Porkus. Flrsttlergeant of the
former Co. c. stat U. s, Colored Vol-
Funeral of Mr. Miles
. N01 7 Iain 3% Norwnlk hate Agency. 2 Hnnford Place, South
{MNAMSMOB mom-talk, in st Funeral services were. held water
J ‘ ! Hilly afternoon at 2:30, from Grace nan
Mr . _..,.
‘ Itist Church for insulate -Jofl0rloll
1‘!
”assume serious
‘Miles. interment was in Riverside
LOST
' Cemetery.
LOST—SUNDAY MORNlXG A FE;
‘ Fuller's Express do it for male. Airedale dog. nine months old.
. George scribner.
you. Telephone 1551. Harold's barber Brown body with black bu“- Renard; George Scribner of Cannonddle died
shop. Raymond street. f22 3t h,” return to P' N. Cullen. 55 Connec-! at the Norwalk hospital last Saturday.
.1101" avenue, South horwnlk, Conn;
= .., . ills body was taken to Cnnnondale.
Order your suits for Easter at Leon-2 Telephone 29“" -
ard Conly's. 11 1-2 Ely avenue. Tailor; m... is selling in Berlin at 32.25
made clothes cost no more. Wear long-I “”7"“ GENTLE}: ~ V ' , pound. sugar at 56 cents per
Kwatch and chain MLWUP“. ., ;- 'l I. ham‘ and bacon at 32.11 per
or. fit better. Suit pressed. 50c. i " _
. {-Walk and East avenue, L‘s-st Norwai" -.‘t and Ivory soap at live bars for
Union Parcel DellVPTY. Edward 1'35 reward for return to Murphy 1.113181. I.
Fiaherty. proprietor. Trucking. Long 00- ”5.31
distance hauling. Light and heavy:
trucking. Otilce telephones 1581, 300,
NOTICE
District of Norwalk. ss. Probate.
Holise connection.
Court. February 23, A. D.. 1918. '
. Estate of Joseph Vroont, late of
.Nor'u'aik. in said district. deceased.
WANTED-TURN’ERS T0 We Ki Ordered, that, the executrices exhi-
!.
i
n. Y.. N. 'n. a a. rim: rants
Innn‘ect Jam-14, 1918
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M.—1:39:. 5:27:.~ 5:49:, 6:05
“67:. 7:18:. 7:54:. 8:21:. 8259:. 9:35
10:32i:.'ll:2i.:.
P. li.—12:03,12:53.(Stamford only)
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0:02x. 6:47 (Stamford only). 7:02:
8:06, 10:07:.
Sundays .
A. lit—12:34:. 5:27:, 5:49:. 8:09
0591,1013; 12:03:.
i-pit their administration account to 1’. ili.—1:09:. 2:44,, 3.32:, 4:32:
in factory. ithis court for adlustment, at the Pro. 5:66. 6202:. 6:57:, 7:02:, 7':5‘.’:
{bate office in Name": on the 2nd day 10:07:. 10:40.
[of March. l‘lis. at 10 o'clock. “K To “BUT" zgmgztn
WANTED — SHiRfliAKER8.'PAYInoon; and that all persons interested .s-six :I-fg‘xf199’f5x5ig?jwf' ' ’ ‘
bin said estate may be notified thereof.‘ 'p. '31:_12;l)‘3;, '1:06. 2:16:. 2:57
I‘the cxecutrices will cause this order'3z30:, 3:53. 4:23, 5113:. 5:20, 6:00:
to be published in a newspaper haying {61031. 93103: 113153 ““5"
for?- “ new vo
while learning.
acircuiation in said district. at least: Sundayf . ,
\ itive days before said 2nd day ofllog'oy'4zoo' 8’00” 9.00:. 10.03:
”mm 1913' . ii. ill—12:10. izozx. 3135:. 5:01'
0'1““?wa i anxnv w. Ganooav. 5:25:. 5200:, 7:10;, Silox. 11:16:
’ 11:45:.
9 yl ' JUdge' cowl-l :uonwauc 10- new
I m— , HAVEN ,
‘ NOTICE A. M.—12:2tx. 12:58:. 5:37, no: ;
7:15. 939:. 10:22:, 11:68:.
District of Norwalk. ss. Probate
I P. u.—1;2o. 2:41 (Bridgeport only.
Court. February 25. A. D.. 1918.
. iment was In ‘Rlv ,Wm‘ -
”flu" locate]. 2 minutes from trolley. - m ~ _ ’ . 1tiered for sale by its competitors "
1:091. 1238:. 35:17:. 4:32:. 6:271. 5:“ '
in with short ‘
id (20., inc. ' §
“3.... F: .r .
MORE BOLO PASHA DISCLOSURES
NEW YORK. Feb. 25,-Fdrther dis-
closures in the investigation conduct.
ed here into the activities in America,
of {loin Pasha, under sentence of
death in France for treason, were
made public today. indicating that
Charles Humbert. the French Senator
who was arrested sdbsequent to Halo
Pasha’s conviction in Paris. had Ger-
man money amounting to 61703” on
deposit in this country. > p t
This money was placed with J. P.'
Moran (r Company here on instruc_
tions of Bole Pasha. who. according to
the evidence. had it tnnsferred from
its! own account in. the Royal Bank of
Canada to Senator Humbert's account
with the m firm. ,
Eventually increase in the retail
price of, sugar costs American con.
,y/
a
Estate of Samuel it. Weed. late of
Norwnik. in [aid district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date bet-en]
of for the creditors of said estate to.
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac‘
counts, properly attested, within'said
time. will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are re
quested to make immediate payment
to
NELLIE S. WEED.
.. Execntrix.
Somebody bus said tint you earlier
donate a country's degree oi-eivlliss-
tion by the amount otsslpburic acid
it uses. if that's the ease. we're get-
ting highly civilized. all «right. We
made and used «0.0mm» more last
year than the your More. ' .
Saturdays). 2:47 (Bridgeport. except;
Saturdays). 3:21x, 4:28, 6:19, 6:21;
8:61, 7:03:, 7:32 (Bridgeport only) !
”85:. ~
Sundays' I
A. 1—1222”, 12:58, 7:43. Ozlhv
IOU‘I’H ”WALK 1’0 BANGOR
A..l.—d:13. 8:37. 9259:.
"it '4—1 III In,
' - n s
is. 16: ‘
---U.
: Ill—8:15. 7:15. -
.; :MP‘L“.Z:W. J, , .
m. magmas. !
msunv re sotml uoawsu i I .
,.lnilflcnt. “Secret payments" also
iwere alleged to have Men nude to
cmployes to influence purchases from
the (Hidden Varnish Company or to
stop purchases from the company’s»
tiorl.
. Virtually identical complaints were
hale! against the Columbus Varnish
Company. Columbus. 0.; Flood and
Conklin Company. Newark, 14. 1.;
Walter L. Trainer Company. Phila-
ddphia; N. Z. Graves Corporation.
Philadelphia; Van Cami) -Varnish
Cunpany. Cleveland, 0.: Sun Varnish
Company. Louiuilie, Kin: Lilly Var-
nish Company, indianapoiis, ind;
.IcCloskey Varnish Company. Phila-
fdaiphia; Lindeman Wood Fnishing
1'Company. Shelbyville. ind: Adam &
Iltlng Company. Chicago; Valentine
& Company. New York city; Bridge
port Wood Finishing Company. New
Hillard. Conn; George D. Wetherlll
it Company. inc.. Philadelphia: Re-
liance Varnish Works, Newark, N. 1.;
Blackburn Varnish Company. Cincinn-'
all, 0.; Frank W. Thurston Varnish
Company. Chicago: Grand Rapids \‘lr-I
nish Company. Grand Rapids. Mich:
National Varnish Company. Long is-
.land city; Standard Varnish Works
New York; Mayer & Loweasteiu.
New York; Boston Varnish Company.
Boston. Mass: Louisville Vurnisl
Company. Louisville. Ky: Murphy
lVarnish Company. Newark. N. .l.:
;Marietta Halntrand Color Company.
'Marletta, 0.:-O'Ncil Oil and l’ainti
Company, Milwaukee. Wis: Grand.
Rapids Wood Finishing Company
Grand Rapids.aich.: Forbes Varnish
Company. Cleveland. 0.; Lawrence
MoMaddpn Company. Philadelphlng
Pratt & Lambert. inc. Buffalo, .\'. Y z .
Rockford Varnish Company. Rock-
ford. lll.;-Charles R. Long. .ir., (,‘om-
xpany. Louisville. Ky.; -Alllt and Wt
iborg Conllfany. Cincinnati. all manu '
lecturers of varnish and kindred prod I
ucts.
I The Essex Varnish Company. oi
Newark, N. 1., was charged with liav
ing been found guilty of the same
',kinds of practices and in addition
with having paid employee large sums
of money to adulteratc and spoil var-
nish. lacquers and Japans sold Or of-
Attt-nlpts to stifle competition by
gratuities and payments of money to
employee were charged against the
Eagle Printing ink. Company. Sig-
liiiund-Ullmlln Company. and J. M. Hu-
.ber. all manufacturers of printing ink.
[of New York. and against the War
;ren Soap Manufacturing Company. oi
'Boston.
,—~—————-d-
I 10 DYNAMITE asoomo GLEN
l nnnmxo. Feb. 25.—Dynamite will
.‘probablv be used to break a great ice
lam that h. forming in Redding Glen.
where a branch of the Aspetuck river]
has been diverted from its course byi
iihe ice and threatens to do serious
3 damage. A bridge crossing the stream
- at the south end of the glen isin dun--
ger and probably cannot be saved.
The ice and torrent created by thaw
Baby. Carriages fro
YOUNG “(FIBERS ATTENTIilN‘
You will be delighted with our
beautiful new ‘1918'line of
Baby Carriages.
N All. SIZES AMI ClllllRS
mnumnmm
:SAVEv
For Cooking
New Pericc’lion’rflil "Stove
Buy ii’owleliile the Stock is Complete ’ .
COAL~
and Heating.
127-131 WASHINGTON
Weslieclslizc in‘l-‘urliishhlg iiomeaLCliiupielc
Sterling Furniture Co.
31'. Those “5
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WAR SAVINGS STAMPS POPULAR.‘
HARTFORD, Feb. Zia—Although It
is too early to report40mpiete figures:
regarding the intensive drive conduct I
ed in the schools of Connecticut dur—l
log the past few weeks for the sale of.
thrift stamps and war savings certifl'
cates, it is anticipated at the state di-
rector's office that when the compie'e;
children of this state have done their,
full share in .the war savings cam-2
paign. '
Weather conditions in many parts of;
the state have made the task of the‘
flcnlt. especially in the rural districts.
Everywhere the war savings stamp is
proving popular with the' old and
young alike. Many boys and girls
who heretofore have notinsdo any at-
tempts to save are now inspired with
the spirit of thrift, and altogether
more than 100,000 school children in
Connecticut are buying the stamps
r returns are in that they will show tho‘r fe‘ularly. At the present time Ansonla
is leading in the campaign. with 89 per
cent of its school children purchasing
the stamps every week.
scene never before witnessed' . 7..
312:. a 1 workers in the schools much more dif- - Sentinel W93: M Duo ‘3 ' ‘7'
L .——... _,.,...L.._ . ... ._.._.-. ._.._# .._—-——- .— a
— —. _( .- - w h- M“ iiiiff Dbl. .
one Wait;
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2 Wing
i livithat time
HOBERY
i PWiBMdS
“BustsrvBrown Hose"
”Gordon; 1 “‘Bul'lon, v t
l .thk'cst, f 7 6 dad“! !
At 10 per cent. Discount
for Boys maroon
forxsn and'Women
Milt-i i N378.
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rill“
WWMMHS
SOME: THINGS 'WE'. OFFER
TOILET GOODS
Pears and Other Soaps
Tdenm Powders
Greaseiess Cream.
L'ADIES' FUR NECK £13038
At 50 per cent. mm
mm no rules
amass
. lactose-.98
mam counsellors
muss-sues '
moor-30ml
rm~mtmsss
10:19. 11:12:, 11:58:. ' .
r. si.—z:10x. 4:42X, man, 6:!!! Union Suits.
max. 3:33. azzsx. ‘ All st 10 mountainous“
m "this: ”0"". . - - . m
A. 31—12:»; 430:. 4163:, its: 3 M 1-0
8:50, azosx. 8:30, 9141:. 11:00. - d is Children
P. at.-—1z;17. am, 4:35. nth: At noduoedPitines
5737!. .3113.“pr ire-w—
" ' LADIES man
a sl.—4:iox. 4:53;. 7:55, 1:30;
9:41;, moo. - s Collar andrauif fists
. r. u.—823:’:i £75502. 2;:th 3:493: I At 2gallon, (iolkfi
4:85, 6:1 ‘5 x, : :. : a“: , m, t
“m" ' ., will, Mum
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NIS
llSlIlESSi
v
3 ' . Our @330le April" do!
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i To dispose of {ideals-me: and well known 7 stock
rm
0. N. 1'. and cons sorrow
Black. white. .Colors
M to Per Spool
inmcwava sons-sutu- '
also and: 9c .
10 yd. mum .
5310001)!
Society and-Richard“ 's
acknges With [with
Less 33 ”percent.
Royal fle-
Indian Hussite Rope
20 Per Skein
IVORY SETS
Comb Brush andluro' ‘r
.rliilitsrygm
,. Infants’. fists
m GOODS
, hamper-ant.
.r
m
!
“V ‘3‘ “P73“: if I K
It wmuifiim. uro-
~82niinzi w... all. m Winners.
A; 1—0:". Full. 10:15:. 11:“.
ouwmm%Mi
Wow-Newman” “use, WIW ,
.ammsmmniunnslm
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