pop. 0 1m .
SPORT
WSWAPEW MEN’S
Bithini ttlfiUi
Sentinel and lieu:—
‘l‘eams Open Series Next
Weelt
be Newspap’erIIII—ti‘s Bottling leaA'tIIA
. been reorganized for the season at
8-19 and will lili‘lllfltt)’ open its an-
Il III-rim III the l'nint'e Allet's on
-'t \\‘IA(ine.-(iI-I3' (Awning when teams
Iresenting tlIIA South Norwellt Rent-
AI “Hit the .‘iorwnlk Hour will clash.
his lIAIIgttAr- has been In axistanco
ring the pnA't few years and the sea-
I is generally opened about DeIAeIIIA
r ‘lst. It vats formerly a tour teAIIII
sure. but this year it has been (lIAciIl
to have butane-fireman team “A-
'Neltl each paper. The rtw‘tv lIoA
eeu the two has always been been
(I “titling Hood mutt-hes luIt'e. been '
yeti. Eat-II tII'IA sinrt‘ne. bit this
or about (In (Ill IAIIAII hus's. with
at having fine material to pit-II from
he in motel in pulling (In unusually
till: team on the alleys thiA< yet!"
d uill hIA l AIIrI'Am-IIIIAII hr (‘hrt'les ll.
.ker.t'lI.AI'lAA.~ It! IlIAA'lI. Al Kramer,
IlliItuI Crooks and John M. "lll‘il‘Y.
Whiter Ireland. .lm'IAplI Mulk‘n,
‘alIk Binnlow. “'illinm lA.‘3 'I'tllS SIIiA
'3' Bedient, Station] 1* IA Amth and II . .
and Janice llrtAIliCI will be the
on from whom the Hour team \tlll
picked A tenet-w t‘ul seneon is
olted forward to and both Illt‘ confi-
An‘I that the. rIAlatitIA merits of Unit
runs will bring th III to the turn
lil'llHlllD. :\Ie._ III-I'. t‘..-—I-2tnIIIo3'IA.<
the International 1"tDtIl‘ Company
ills here and at l itIAIA'IIIoIe lAIIllAI re
aim-(l at work today. 1' Mon otllclnls
I3‘ they were awaiting \totd to join in
(9 strike. .
FRANKLIN. N. 11.. Dot 0,—Tite
roe hundred amnion-(As of the. “"1”
'. t of the international Paper Com
m3 tool; putt in the general strike
inst the company today; lllS'l‘H" or
portion for work the men held a
eeting to diuuu the Conduct oi the
IIilte '
Iilil. i(l\\'S l".\l.l S, \'t.. Dee. (Sr-Ml
.Apartmenu ot- the Fall Mountain
itInI of the in IArIIIItlmIaI Paper Com-
m3 “ere shut down today. Its a re.-
ttlt of u strike of .150 employ oil Only
Ie'ofllcc force reported for IItIt3.
Superintendent Illycrs'wna untitled
lIIIt eIIIplcyes o! the company at Wild-
I'. the only other plant in this state.
too had ctr-Item"
animus
[IN Willi] tutti.
nights of Columhtw Show
no Letup In Their Work
Another big :A'tlilllllttlll of athletic
(Ippltott was made by William 1". bar-
ttI. American overseas director of the
'IIiIrlIts of Columbus, this week. on
ward the Muttt'elallin, which is taking
' illinm J. Mulligan. chairman of the
'nichts or (‘olumbus War Activities,
IItl .lII"n ll. Kennedy of the Order
War ilIII'cnu to Europe.
Mulligan and Kennedy are going to
London first. and they will confer with
Hill Roche. the Knights of Columbus
secretary. who but been selected to
referee bouts in the Internationol box-
tnx tournament among soldiers nnd
rullors on December 11 and 12.
The latest recruit for Knlzhts of
.‘olumbus service abroad in George T.
Lamotltc. muuerAnt-nrms with the
sword. bayonet and toll at t‘Ae Sev-
<"lly'p0ul'th Regiment in Bt't'd‘nlo.
Among the champions in their pcr
spectire lined eefit overseas as
Knights of Columbus secretaries may
he mentioned William J. V'nrley,
double sculls; Jack McAullite light-
\(Aigltt pugllist. and Michael 1’. Dog
8:.In ruo‘hcr marksman.
world are in
oterfiens secretaries du‘ 3'. Johnny
jEvers. Jack Hendricks, ‘Bill Moo-h.
and Jack Noonan ate among those
“who helped put baseball on the map
puma; Roche ls emaged in referee-
in: bent: in England and France
jimmy Word is arranging bout:
a' the timeout cunps. Bl: Hockey la
staging exhibitions and boxing tor the
.-..Ieriatnnent‘ of Ponbing’t; soldiers
and Sum “mulch And Tim Loon-
art] are month: otbletlc contests
in France. "
Mam other notables in the athletic,
Knight‘s of Columbus V
thIiillilll HANiltlli
lllIifi SUSPENSIWW
Jerse3 Boxing Commission
(.i3 es 3e33, ro Heavyweight
Six M :3nths’ Sentence
In addition to penalizing Hartley
Madden and reprimanding t‘lay Tur-
ner, both of whom were charged with
singing :I take it"ht at the Iirood
street A. C. in Newark. Ce New Jer-
sey Iloxing Commission at its last
mee‘ing gate Burn IIIIntt‘ord an unex-
IIet"ed thump between. the ever: in the
shew oi :3 :le menths’ suspension.
The iiil'llllt-‘l YIIIngfI‘rd wan
IIIAII III. ram-.1 In keep an ewncetnent
in but "any “'iIlI-I at the JIAI'AOV (‘itl'
'--~ll .A’A'y'IIIIIIIA' lwl summer. The cone
Lunetm-Ii was Flillnl)-'t-‘l to
have been (trot-mod. ‘(I the
P'llll‘Ea Lanr'nt'd set forth that he had
bt’t’" dIA‘III'I-Il by a wreck (In the rail-
“""il on which he won
(m... I...
:I ":Iiml
In mwwer
traveling to
.\'IA\3' York and that the hall mounds
IAII AAIAA' when M arrived there. It
had been lntinIIItIAII lilili Langlord was
not enlluwlax‘ir il'i to mother meetinq
with With and inIe'Iled the wreck
.Alult' In III-Ito in witmort his alibi.
LIIn'vfr-I'Ii'u Innnaeer. however. proA
IlIIc.AIt ilI‘WAi’tI'llltl" (Alinuiuen prove
It‘
IAAIIIIlwlI'n III-touted (Atl-
II. .II.-.. the fAlfl‘t‘illl‘nlr (It
Innnncer it did not
‘I’QI".\
to
'l( rA':Il‘3' lIIIIk plnee.
I'or'i-IA t‘
"t"""' “‘1.
l:IiI"'I‘II'Il and lite
IiiA‘t'lIIntA i1.
'l‘urom I- ("l'ltll! IlturIIIlinnt'y notion
tlII'AIAIuiI It... III'AAIiIII'IiIAII (31' :Ill .\'rn3
w-Iu-AIU-A-AII It ,. AII-n lictntent in lift
hunti. l’n =3ih‘y had Inugfoni lIrotIIIIIt
in an X I :AI3 piItuII rf the rnllrnntl
33IIAA l. hIA I IiIe‘At limp lIIAI-n exonerated.
.lq'l‘Kl‘V rI-rrrI-IAI: (.t‘ l)“’illL' nt‘AA ‘(I H'-
with $30 It niultt in future.
'. 'ttl'l )‘(I 3
end tho
huAA't (MI-red that ”393
mink. 3.. “I "pl-IY‘V rmv
...‘,..
meat of it to
competent Inotructomln the Queens
III-"W rules and duties of third men in
lhe ring.
AMERICAN LEAGUI CLUI
OWNERS TO TALKJ’LANI
CHICAGO. Dec. 6,—Plono tor the re-
sumption' of baseball in the Amoflcnn
Lemme next «em-on will be decided
upon at the nnnua I mot-ting or the
club owners have on Thursday, Decem-
ber 12. The meeting was called b3
President Ben Johnson yesterday.
The (tum-time to be. settled at the
morning Include the length of the
1"(‘lll‘tllllt‘u the date {or opening the sen-
I-‘on and the number of players which
(‘flt‘ll club will he nllowed to carry.
l’rouldcnt Johnnon said he believed
that the Ant-Aric'tn lAA'IIzuIA would make
no chance in he nlIIvcr limit. or the
length of the achedule which would
probably cull tor 164 amen.
GOVERNOR APPOINTS
DAY TO BOARD OF
EDUCATION FOR BLIND
Governor Mtuctts II. liolcmnh IIIIII
appointed l-‘duard M Dn3 of Hart-
(and to lle state boml of education
for the blind, to fill the mummy
caused by the resignation of Herbert
Knox Smith. Mr. [183 II term expiIeA
on July 1 19M.
ENGINEERING SOCIETY MEETS
PAMRWDCIA). Nit-35..
educational institutions Were repre-
AIrtv It pt ihA (AW '11" M the SIN-i-
(9" For the PI emotion of Engineering.
vt'ih ch openod today at the Mnrnac'nt-
st-tts institute of 'let'hnoloxy with
members of the Britten Educational
Mission In guests. The 'mntediate
"Acnvih' l‘mA nn ex'uutr'ion of engin-
eetinI: ulncation both in thin country
g: III read wnu emphasized by spook-
SHIPS llilllllilil Willi
llllll Bliltllilli lWAl
Instant rcliefl Limb". upt Rub pain,
savanna. stiffness right out with
Wet. Jacobi Liniment."
Dec. fir—Fifty
When your back is sore and lame
or Lumbuco. solution or neuritis has
you IItltfened up. don't suffer! Get
email trk! bottle oi old. honest
Jacobs ”about" In any drugotore.
pour a littlo int-yin: band and at: it
rivht into the pain or ache. and by the
time youpount‘tltty. the soreness Ia
gone.
Don‘t. stay crippledl-This. soothing.
penetrating llniment mm the tithe
nnd pain right out and ondothe misery
It In magical. vet Malay lint-mica
and doesn't turn or Mike”
”his adinlant.
. the coaches nude it possible to over-
"St. -come In“! dillcuitica and to turn out
'4‘.
} .
BICYCLE TEAMS
BEHIND RECORD
MADISON SQI ARIA: GALIDEN. Nen
York. llee. 6.Witb all the teams ped
aliug male than 250 InilIIIII' behind the
record inteteet in the annual six-day
lIic3tIIA Ince. here centered 100133 on
the flame 2-; being made under the
French pelnt~scuring system. McNII
more and Martin led at 8 a. m._ the
104th hour. with 298 prints. The race
will (Ard at tIIiIinig‘d Saturduy. and ‘lIo
iinal pr‘ne winner's will be (iIAtI rmiued
IA'W'lIAm (If kul‘tlllll: points
for blur-es won In the sprints. fifteen
"“Ilnw ”It ‘
of which are run on every tweut3
four hours.
The night. lending teams had cm
end i We mile-4 one Inn ut the end «It
the ll'lith hour; three (Ilhets new one
lap behind. and the twelfth t-~:Int was
three lnnc hAAhl'Id. The record In ih'.
hour III 2 'Al’ miie~I five. hips. made by
Fowler and Hill in 1914.
Connenllv & llracken are cIIl'iI'x
special attention to their line of high
:II'ticAI for men \‘l‘otllt‘n and chit-iron.
whit-h i.~~' purely u tiuII-ly ettiweflinn
ecu-'iItIAA'inIr 'he first snow of the sear
"(An t‘ l'd’llfi'l‘i (nm- he AIIIIII through the
IIIIA "‘illlll (It wet feet.
.\'II| (Int (ll two i |v~ but along list
if lIaIPI‘titt llllt‘l“ ltl el‘ery Ilenitttttti‘nl
in" llli'tllllt'lt in Oscar F,.Rt“lllh10'fi htIz
IIIII'erIIA‘cIIII'nl of Weekend nontht in
today. "(‘"ll it carefully
the suggestion about on
dIAI'iIIg curly.
The only (llillIlS'llilnC" tlIlnI:
’i‘ristrnm & llyatt's method of
lIIIeineI-AI IA ”‘t‘ IIIII'II illlit iii>l Iuic
aulopted (II‘IAI' II quarter of :I t'l'llll"“'
ntzo cf cumin: iII Mot-It only the l)e—'t
oi‘ Merv erode of dry uonda :It at fair
price. The (‘ltt'l- tinus >it‘t‘txs in every
department are now ready including
that always attractive feature, I‘Ie un-
ittInI hock Aztle. llIIId tlII-EI Itdv. on
the last page.
”It, IDIIWWN‘I.
:ItIrt lIIIIIIw
:IIIIIII'
doim'.
anum I K ,3 (‘
A
TRIMS LINCOLN STARS -
The Norwal k A. t". iuumoyed to
llr‘droport Inst night and took on the,
Lincoln Blura. Norwallt A. C. brought
home tho bacon. winning by the score
of 51-19. The score at the end ot the
tim httli‘ was 2.12. In the oerond
halt the Norwalhran uvruy with their
appononttl. keeping the ' hull all
through the but.
Meeker was the individual sin: of
the Home. Barker. the “inner cap-
tulu of tho Battleship Louisiana. pin-
eII It good game tor the vlctou .Is (lid
Mason. Court and BluIA.kuIIIII the lo-
P'Al "Ids. completely (IuttlIIISId tho
losers.
Not-walk A. C.
Fit. F.
Iliacltman. It. 3 l
lltu'ltcr. rt. 5 1
Meeker. c, ‘ b 0
Moron. lg. ti 1
Court. rs. 1; (I
24 3
Lincoln Stars
PB. F.
l""'cinrhtun, Ii. 2 0
"Ryan. rt. 1 0
Marvin. c it 0
'Ht'lvlr‘flnld. lg. 2 0
llerocher. r5, 1 0
6 0
' 'l‘un'v‘w at the Pommunitv 'i’A'll ihAA
Not-walk ,\_ (‘ v'lll "the. NI tim hot
0' \loIAv'n 0' “chlannnrl. The mmlim.
~in-At‘r 0:111“) will b“ hnWWIp'} Hm Nnuh
pacinutprlng (‘nn nml Y N‘ C. A.. Of
Ilrit‘chnrt. hancimz v'i‘l fol‘ow thoA
mime. F‘I'erybody \velcotne. The more
the merrier.
FORDHAM CANCELS GAME.
Contest with Avin‘ors Oil—Team
Dlnbands.
Owing to the fact ihut tho Fordhnm
B. A. T. C. III being (leIAtobilized the
football game scheduled for tomorrow
with the Mitchell Field aviators was
cancelled yesterday. Loading players
will be included among the ilral lot to
bet sent out at the university. so Ed-
Adle Siekind made no further attempt
I’m keen the team together. As a re-
s “it no practice was held on Forde
F‘eld yesterday and the team 'vns dis-
mis°ed for the oeuon.
I‘Iasntte the fact that Frrdham got;
of: to a tale ain't. had little yeternn
material and “‘09 chance to practice
the team proved a successful one. The
splendid co-opémtlon of the command-
er or the post. Major Mtlbum, and
Liout. Benrdsloy. with
a splendid ‘oun.
- Fol-«bun won all four of its Intefi
collation m, topping o! the un-
ocn with tho but victory the W
has been onto tohxlstu our Boom-
town in nine years. Tho toga loci
uwflmW‘AA
"makes or tutu-s the face.
$.er
CHARGE
ACCOUNTS
OPENED
31’;
NEW
Tomorrow we will show a new line of Satin
~ ......__... n, . .-- -
lNuURso IV DEAD MAN.
Sinking unconscious to the door oi
ht. automobile in whit II he was riding
no he received tit. hill force oi the
body of I motorcyclllt hurtling
through the air. D. J. McCarthy 0! An
Ioula. was rushed to the New Haven
hospital Suurdny night. fluttering.
from I irncfurod littill nnd in reported
In II serious condition, The other vtc
tim ot‘ the accident. Victor George of
3 the motorcyclist. in lying in
Iucrgub with n broken neck.
The occident occurred whm thr
motorcycle and automobile coIUded on
the Derby turnpike.
morons To our.
The annual mee‘tnx of the lllayora‘
association or Connecticut will be held
at Hotel Bond In Huttord. at 12:80
Tuesday, December 16. There will be
an election or olicem and Joseph W
Alsop will deliver an uddrcIIs on the
subject. “How the Cities Can Aid Dur
log the liaootra‘ruwon Period."
Governor Holcomb and members of
the State (‘ouncll or‘i‘letenao will be
present.
If In It Jillilttl'ii
wnmm
Lion's Grandmother's Recipe to Dark-
en and Beautlfy Faded Hair.
That beautiful, oven shade of dark.
glossy hair can only be had by brow-
Iug (3 mixture of Stage Ten and Sul-
phur. Your hair is your charm. it
When it
fades. turns gray or IItrottked. just an
application 'It Sage To; and Sulphur
enhances its announce a hundred-
fold.
Don’t bother to prepare the mixture;
you can xet‘thieiamom old recipe im-
lll'm'ed by the nddttlon of other loan?-
dients. at It 1(de out. all ready for
use. It III coiled Wyatt's Sue and
Sulphur Compound. This can always
be depended upon to bring back the
noturnt color utd Intro at your bur.
Everybody loco “WNW! 8m uni
Sulphur It! been it
dorkem no and out: that
nobodyuntdlnbnj‘. be. anti“.
You simply donut o m or left
brush with it. an!!!“ un- thmnnh
the hair. tubing nap-Ill sin-l at Ghotodandtonninumnttoryouwm
atltno:bym thou-turban
diatom-ed; and gimmihunpplioevermdo.
only min-t heavy oervtc‘o mute htlonitboconu an: an emu We decently While. rem... (It reltdoiher Mumdobetnm tim!
our. alatonllm m Coup momma-noun. Mm mmwmwum chum fountain. Hilton. taper,
nummmmmmWI-omw mmwmnh-IW ,
Int-tr Woo Nil!
Hats smartly trimmed at
$3.49, $3.95.
Children’s Coats and Furs
A House. A special code for the pun Robert Tallon.
QUALITX mop
l
CHARGE W
ACCOUNTS .
OPENED W
.NEW COATS“- -
' V. . .- . - -
ll: are bhottllli: a new but: of fine Fur Trtmmed Co; at Special Prices.
$16.95 to $12. JCS
New Waists $1.25 and $2.00
, FINE (FURS
You will find Mintz’s headquarters for, fine Furs ili t'air pricm. We guar- ,
antee'all furs purchased at this store.
I
New Silk waists $3.00 to $8.00
HAT Christmas Gifts'
BATH nouns .............. $3.05. $5.05. M
KIMONOS .......... $1.25. $1.39. $1.50 to $5.00
SILK COMBINATIONS ..... ‘:.. $2.00 and $3.00
SILK CAMISOLES .
, . ............ $1.25 to 32.75
SILK I’E’I‘TICOATS
. ............ $2.00to$8.00 .
$4.95. $5.95
DIVISION No. l, A. 0. H.
HELD ANNUAL MEETING
.MESSMIES PROM -
PRESIDENT ARRIVE
33 3331333311334“ [loci 3.. “MH‘NSWW mooted and Piano Perfect-d
directing the disposition (It otbclol bua- (or the lnttallatlon on Thursday.
Rm hue begun to reach tho White January 3.
all“: [mm President \tlluon nt sent ~ .
on board the trauma George “In” , The annual meeting at DirlIIIon ho
mgton, 3mg..." Tuluufly' who we," 1. Ancient Order of Hibernian: was
:0 lizw go“ ‘80:?“ the President oft hold at their hall on Wall I3 ‘.-,rI~It iii-ll.
or 0 once It era-co Wedneoday.
got book to his desk today in time lc mm" 'm' ‘ m" numb" if "m" .
handle the first at the tnIIIIuctlono 5"" “mm“ Th” “"0““ “we
it to udcutood that oil the wire- elected for the annulus year.
{rifldgmlcm no for hove gout onA‘ ’ Chaplain.——ltev. Thor-In J. Find
ro- exocutit'o uslless, t __
ond that unopt tor a report on tbei Pl" dent.“ Hush { "Tum" , .
nomination oi Carter Glue u Seem “wk?" ""‘NM ch” J ”M"
tnry of the Troupry. it has not been Recording-Secretory. -—- James Mul—
mmnry‘to bring no: matter (It IIII- voy. ’
rune. to the President's attention. -
r. Tumulty expects. however. to “MMWSM? 1:76 Jo“ Elnora. '
mmwute With his Chit“ Mum“, B‘ Treatturer. 0 fl . Inrke.
m3, on though he '9" in a“, mm. Chntrrtan Standing Committee.-
JI'IIApII‘II church on Sunday IN»
and burial mil follow in St. Man/‘3;
cemetery.
Min Emma .K. Smith.
Mitts Emma Katherine Smith died at
l.er home In Saugatuck on Thursday
morning ang- an illness 0! unfit '
woke. The body in now in the Pubic
tun-Amt building in \Vuipqu, and the ‘
tennis or the funeral will be announced
III'teI. Miss Smith woo barn in New
t'ork city sixty-seven year: are. Eur
:I mother of yours seb rudder! N No.
l lmldon avenue title city wlth hr ~
.Aiutcr. Min Helen BIND. vrh\ I!“
3i3'es her She numbers may Nor-
walk friend) who will roared but loco.
Funeral of Louie Lebmlty.
The funeral of the Into home who;-
blty will an plou- trout his low hm.
34 Roymond street. tomorrow morn-
ing at. 830 and from St. l.-dl~'-Iw's
Hungarian Chumh at 9 o'clock. Burl-I
will be made in St. Ian’s unitary."
pose bu been devised by cipher ex-
poru. ud'tbo executive measures are
given priority over nil other business Sentinel—William Donovut.
through the uvnl’rndio. The installation will be held III ‘hc
The appointment of (I. new Director- next retmlar meeting on Thur-Idtw
gripfogblg‘gim' £1.12 9?“: ‘0' evening whnn "in ceremonien will be
I o ny u out
until am the first of the 3.ettr pfirll‘m‘fid bv County Presldonm. J.
0 Connor of Bridgeport.
‘ Connldernble time was passed in
Kormnt-r-Ams—A—Hony ('Ionoy.
Funeral or ’Mr(. Mary Pagan.
The funernl of Mrs. Vnry Faun will
I _
i discurelnx plans for “Self Determin- “ke 91‘“ tomorrow m h 3‘3
tlon week" from December s Io Is. MITY'II church It 9 P'Clilck and linen \
t ‘wl‘en every true lover of the Emerald “‘9'" will WNW“ in 3t- “”73 m
5 line“ {WI-088' "AR rule. will make an extrn effort to fun "VA"- v-
’ r the cause of Home Rule.
‘D‘I'I‘. A '4‘th A ND FUNERALS
Funeral of Frank M
The tune III of Frank Bun m held A
this afterno'u n' .' .(I’I i-AIIm bk lug. '
«MI-s. Fenlamln Lockwood. . i'tnte OILNIIr tI inlrlleld avert-tat . 11
Sarah Filmbeth Hunter. aired tit: interment was made in'Rirurnitlo cum ,
years wife of Bantam-in ngcmod eiery. " 1
, IIII tit0li .Ililiillillif;
Save your hatrt Doubt. its beauty in
‘ a few minutes—try this
if you cure for heavy hair, that
glistena with beauty and is radiant
with life, has an incomparable softness
and is flurry and lustrous. ir3.~ handcr-
inc. '
Just one application doubles the bean
ty of your hair. besides It immediately
dioolveo Merv particle d dnndrutt;
you cannot have nice. heavy. healtbv
hair it you have dudrutt. This deIIA
tructlvo acnri’ rob. the intro! its ino-
tre. It: mm and “8‘ very me, and
if not overcome it produces a feverish
noon and itching oi the acalp: the butt
roots t‘nmtsh, loosen and die; then the
hair falls tut.
li your bur bu been (Imam out!
passed Itan this month: at her late '
wood ot‘ Hivxannrn. N. ~Y.: three
doubters. Mrs. Charles mime-l: of
Gen Cob: Mrs. Westbrook Bri‘t oi
Sumtord: and Mrs. Eugene Sandor-
The funeral “me“ will trite ”I“? nor is it advisnblo to let tits! out. m
from their late home Monday morning another hour- “no. "a“ m
u 1‘ 0“)”- Roy. 3°” J. 83"“? aion. Llnonlnogia the landed m
will odicinlo nnd interment will take for mm and colds ”n W
home. fill Woodward avenue, after but W i 3
a week's illne-II. Rite III nurvivoul by ,
her husband: one son. Joseph H. Lorie on
non of Wuhlnkton. D. 0.: one sister. C 011 h
Mrs. W. B. Lettney; and one brolhor.l
Ken" 3 “W“?- i Another out. ‘It on new.
pince tn Hiddleplmt cometary. N. Y. ”menu. 31th m “8 M mm.
W05
in thin. faded. dry. acromortooollr. ""- W'W' i. Willi Much. “I. or], M- m I
set It mall bottle or Men's nua- Hrs Hilton L Wood. the or i m
Munwmltmorlolletm mm and beloved we III. rIImI- ammfiu‘:
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