' Chm lacuna. of sum-
MhmMUMSMF‘am
Mum
it‘hs been decided that the lied
m afternoon at the Church
‘l'hs Governing Board of the No:
i” W (nob will get togethw
ribonu- waning when they will at—
m tor their Mm of the hot-
um I! the wmwn'n' Anvil
in of Christ cum-ell will make their
' ” hr no observance of
which» when may meet this utm-
.finnmtnono-od m. min- 1..
M t- Ollborn avenue.
'“M’Mflm Club was «11
W m sftonwm at the
“bust In. miner Hendricks on
[hi mac and the attention of the
,Hies was ooolmiod with usual mu
MM In M boy are making
‘ gut m.
-‘ new Aid Society in the that
' dunno I. ll. cum held their usual
. . ”kills senior: yesterday afternoon
’* .fl lilac ninth promos in their work
file again: weekly rehearsal of the
f‘fldreftho but Avenue II. E. Church
thilbshcid tomorrow evading. All
“but! sins asked to be on hand as
.‘W attention will be paid to tht’
“sh-fr: for Chl'lflml. At the fiunday
mice the reg'oinr choir will be it?"
Md bv lies [anchor Johnson. so
flan Ind Iirl. Lewis l. Push. con
”to. find some exceptionally lino
‘wntc will be new.
, 0|. of the most inttn‘estlng “(MN-Sti-
-- on the personal experiences in til!
,' ,u-wu bound yesterday afternoon
C.‘ at the home of bliss Mary E. Ryder.
~ flu nvsnoe. when Mrs. Arthur
Mn. recently returned from
”M told of be! war work to the
9m d the midi: club. Mrs.
“Elm “to s Red Cross ambulance
II hues and for her wonderful work
' pills performances of hrr duty she
W s persons! decoration from
W of Belgium. later she was
t in Y. I. C. A. work and but
“In “W kiddies are m
‘Hy w-lhg tomorrow, when the
W Mi? Christmas Tree
5“ be “and (or their lentil in
*‘Com—ity not no. bu been
“a po‘e Mix the kindness
' {1le of the East Noi-
‘ [lowest Assent-tin. which
Moidfldim They will be
Med “is plenty of candy, mm.
, _ ‘ Inloopcom and little remem-
W n the mo ladies. m.
”111.. now-o is chairman of
_ committee in charge and is helm:
W i In. Everett S. Buckley
.Chl’lfiimhc‘ parcels to such distonti
1 because the parcels are not delivered‘
i
.- nunluy ortlio nut Avenue,
"filmmhold no sewing ses‘
. school.
Sonar. moonlit
name: after armpit-ting a coats.- to
training in New York hospitals. fol-
lowing his receipt of his degree u
lhcior of Medicine. His pills (or the
future have not been nationhood, but
“a will be at home here for the pies-
o-‘.-.
.‘i"
ling; [implr irate oi till; mulling of~
towns an New York until the day bur
fore (lhi'ivtmss, and the!) Ed)' all mu-
ner of things about the postal service
on Christmas Day. These should into
the proper view of the situation and
nail their packages at least a weellx
before Christmas in order to avoid idle ;
last hour rush, and to insure safe and
timely delivery. it In time now to
mall all tum-eta to any points to make
rum lllu? they will be delivered on,
tfhfistmns Day or the dsy before.
in the near future. the Stamford
school committee h going to hear from
people who live in the dintrict about
v-zldway between the Springtinle and
:ina Glenbmok st-bools. They line talk-
ing of petitioning for a ht‘hOOI to be Io-
t';»ted there. so that their children will
not have to wnlk miles to attend
This dieirlt'f is thickly popu-
lstod now. One mother said this
neck that physicians told her tbs! it
Wm too for for her child to wnlk from:
til-,‘nspring Heights in the (ilenbrook
school, sud she is keeping her girl.
home on his advice.
i
IS MISSING
IN ACTION
(continued From First Page)
Dew-nu in the curly port of Septemv
bet, Iiil’l. Throt- days after srrivinll‘
at tilts CRDlOIlllll‘ill they were shipped'
to New liltvcn. when: they were al-
tachml to Ihl‘ New Haven‘nlues. and
assigntd to Company ll, of the lilan
lnf, whose valuur slid herbium in-
scribed thtir names in gold in the
history of our part in the conflict
Soon lifter joining the Blues they went
to (‘ttmp Upton and from there to
France. when» they arrived about the
lit-st of October. 1917.
With the few l-oiurndcs from this
city who were with him he passed
through the gfflllflil tiXDOI’IGDC'BI in
the tour that belt-ll the lot of tiny
soldil-t. lie. was in action mntintmlly'
viii. .. low rest periods intervening’i
Fillt‘i‘ u. year ago lust October. and
except for it slight touch of gas durc
int: Illl summer. he came out ull~
method.
The progress of the icon] yountr
man ill the st-rvlt'e was liht'llolllllliil
and he was looked up to by his fellow
private sand admired and respected
by his omcers. Shortly after his or-
rival in hence in» received his t~ol~
pom! stripes snd Inter wiut mode sor-
u-nnt. He was one of the best marks
men in the regiment not! it won his
regular duty to do “sniping work."
The performance of his duties de-
manded that he be stationed in nu ob-
rfit'tti‘t‘ spot noise distance in ndvsnor-
of his regiment and in front of the
trenches. lite fearlealmess made him
finoly adopted to this work which he
was csrrytng out in great form and
be but every chance of noon receiv-
ing s commission Ho wont through
proclicnlly every big component in-
cldilig those at Vordn, 8t. I’liol
and Chateau ’l‘hierry.
lie was in regular correspondence
with his friends and family in this
city until September 24th. when his
last letter wss received. He knew of
the coming attack and the last thin
be Md was to write to his mother and
in his friend. ht‘dt‘flck Coleman. of
North llnin street. The next morna
in he went into whst proved to be
ills Inst fight Ind thst evening was
reported missing.
“in sooomt of that day's battle is
givu in s letter written by Privsto
out Policy. which will be printed in
full in tomon-ow's edition. and reads
as follows: "On the morning of Sep-
tember 26 the big Verdun drive start-
ed and we nttsckod the enemy so we
we could occupy his srtillery Ind his
men which would thereby make it cos.
tor for the Americans on tho Verdun,
front. We were at Ssulx sud we at-
.tscksd the German city of March-t
ville that. morning. We drove theml
‘4 fun prvvlous to making her address.
I
ran some IODWALK zvmso PWL.
lialllill’flli’li ‘"
titanium
IN THE Pill
Before Christmas Seventy-
Fivc Families Will Have a
Better Time All Through
the Winter-"Nobody Drops
Even Nickle in Salvation
Army Boxes This Season
Captain Charles H. Phillips who has
done such good work since assuming
charge oi‘ the Solution Army work in Fair ”night and Friday; slightly war 1
this city. is not discouraged. He is met Friday:
not that kind of 8 1mm.
if he or his good wile either had
been that kind of people they won
buit- uul’t their work hero long ago.
Not that Nornulk does not support tDDI river,
the good work of the Salvation Army. in all districts from the Mississippi riv The evening '88 Very
for it does, but this year. WIEDOIJPI.
with the drives. nnd the boys coming
home, and getting rcndy for [bell
Christan dinners the Salvation Army ‘from Maine southwestw;
ooxrosusuls,
9!!
MEETS
AND BED BPRMDB,
OUTIIG ELAINE“ AND ‘
PLANNILZ'I'I'EB
A GOIPLI'I'I ASSORTED!
u
E. K. BANKS
lads! labsokuno Hotel. We.
Washington strut, Booth m
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NOR WALK i
SOCIETY a
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wn'mn ransom
' Forecast for Norlulk and Vicinity i
eastward to the coast
northeast to southml‘l
winds. Considerable cloudy walker gave a good rurprise party to Mrs
lwith light local ruins prevails between ' Juliet Pryor who leaves this week to:
the Rocky Honolulu» and the um“. spend the winter with her (in
Pleasant weather continues rinc Mnbelic of Sound View Court and
"‘i
i SURPRISE PARTY
‘ FOR “AUNTIE” anon
1 .a....
lost evening a number of rolstiVes
"v.1 T
hnpplly spent in
{visiting . conversation story tellinr etc.
' A '0"! fidxr of mlh-preem extends The time pat-mt all too quickly. Dain-
‘rd to Virgin. ty refreshments wvro served and soon
boxes in the stores and the kettles on is. Slight dictum.” ore comm sfter the guest» lull for their homer
me street corners Ire sadly neglected this morning over “yafimwon’ Nortl. wishing ' “Auntie mot” a Merry
this season.
"Tito kettltsu are doing fairly well"
said tho captain in an Ifllt‘l‘VIIW this “‘mDi‘T-ll‘lrt‘s
rammed were
morning. but llli‘ boxes are a flat tail» . Northern New England
We no for. and unless the people ot
Norwulk begin to realise lust bow
much we need the money, we will
have the hardest kind of n time in,
keeping our ('lll‘lelm dinners and the
true for the kiddies up to our regunr1.;;,_
standard."
“01' course wv will weather it home
how," he continued hopefully. “lint
WEATHER A Ym
TODAY.
’l‘t-mpei'tliuw .-
(‘ItilliI}'.
‘I.
a .
High,
diskota and New Mexico The lowest Christmas and A llamly New Your‘
from and all the your. The guests were:
ilint. F. M. Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank B. BturdCVant of East Norvrslk.
A00 I'Mrs. Laura Warner. Mr. and lint.
~liurry ill. Smith and daughter. (‘athc-
low, rine labille of Sound View Court and
Mr. William A. Kellogg.
Mrs. Pryor, who is u\‘t"r lit'. yetint old,
‘is still spry, and wonderfully erl for
just think of it.
If Every Family Gnvc n Quarter.
"if at single member of each of the
51‘00 families in Norwalk would chlp
in only 25c we would have enough not
City News
one of her years.
Mrs, Emma B. l'ost of Nonvitlk,
Ohio, ht spending the winter with her
sisters, the Misucs Smith on Ann
only for the Christmas, but for all win-
tor.
for filling 75 Christmas bullet» for
that number of poor l'lillllit‘s that
"At present he have plans perfected| Mr. and Mrs.
iltlvo titlllli‘ .tndvr the [terminal nttoul- m“ (‘l‘unbury ‘0 "Ul‘li‘l street.
lion of Mrs. l’ltilipt-l iilltl inyurlf in! ‘
every suction of the town and ”it'll
lht- useful gills of clothing and >11le 1'
liizi‘ Ill‘ir-V ln- trimmed, IN‘bitIt'! Millll"
litllp gilt which it) many can“: will hit.
ill lltt'y will revolve. ‘
Do it Now.
So let elelylltuly that ivtltirt lllln, dig‘
down for the quarter NOW and drop
it ill the first kettle you t'tllut‘ to. and
note lht: plcnsllnt thrill that will pass returned t0 NF Mill” in NUIWK hit"
throuyh i‘Our fingers. when you him in been mustered out of the serum.
it Ilil the bottom. i
. Those who have it check book. an,
produce the some sensation when the) ‘
write out n big or littlp mount in
favor of the Sulvtttton Army. south Foirfieid (‘onnty
suns.
o
Norwnlk. P. 0. Box. 069.
hm. Arthur (ilcuon. unbulsncei
dl‘ii'cr. l‘t‘llifii‘i' worker and Y. l. C. A.i
sitting war lulks yet heard in this city
yesterday snot-noon in the home of
, I Mrs. John Moore.
"WNW" ”w "M 0' the most "n” street. met with s psinfll occidcnt 3W"; died peacefully. lie watt buried in the‘
today. as she fell down on the side» American cemetery in Paris.
Louis Kendrick. of South
lili‘l‘l‘ in the tree for lllt‘ children. and “not, who hm. boon ill for mm. "we“ “was,
shit- to be about alum
«Plot-t with fret-h fruit, thkcn’e. I?
No. Main St. ‘
.— M--
MRSELEASON TELLS 0F; V—(inndy Canes, lluitm. islfitlflfid int
iWAR WORK IN BELGIUM More“
Miner): 17 No. Main St.
..-
lites Mnry E. Ryder on Elsi avenue. ,wnlk and PM“ her ‘11“-
Tlio noted wur worker won in the city |
sit the gut-st of the Hilda Club and wu'
tendered it luncheon at Lindcnbtlrtit
She gave a brief resume of whst she
had plowed through while driving c 17
Red Ci'iliifi unbulsnce behind the lines
-—-Pies with freiib fruits st Within».
~All kinds of rotten snd fresh bread]
every afternoon It i. thken'r bsk'ory-g
No. Main St.
—..-———-——---
in Belgium for wblcll work she witcA‘K JITNEY OPERATORS
decorated by King Albert of liclginm.‘
but she devott-d moot of her time to,
Her plil'llt'lllitl‘ interest is centered.“
about the starving infants of that
country and she has undertaken the
responsibility of supplying these little
ones “’1‘“ il sufficient ductility 0' ill-1N. will take place tomorrow afternoon at.
During '3 o‘clock from the Orson nuptial.
me we ‘ church. Rev. n. H. films will oilicilihe
and interment-will be made in Pine
milk. real life sown: til-them.
the war hundreds of those II
were taken to Bwluerlsnd nnd cared
TO GET LICENSES EARLY
mney operators as well cs operat-
the dilu‘ussion 0f l‘mluom Mifllmion 0f pflnt. “d ddlven “mom
in wnr~rldden Belgium. Mrs. Oil-noon lilies are mounted by the Motor Vo-
‘htw bet-n very prominent and active in hiclc department to gpply for the 1919
Belgium relief work and has rendered licenses so early as ponsible. u s rush
'° "w“ ”0°” unfortunate. “WC" 3” at the last minute will menu a delay
perhaps never“ days.
Funernl of Mrs. Wind. ,
The funeral of Mrs. Minnie
' l
Charla ll. DeWilo!
have changed their plan of flisidf’nci“
tell Mr Christmas ill Willmi'lt Samuel Luci-inc.
of “In”
strwt.
Fred Bartlett of the 1‘. ii. army h.
intending :. fut-louzh at his homi- m
l Norwalli.
' J. M. Lester tit i‘ltitautt ts. r'ln‘lltllif.
Mom! :1 low titiys in South Norwaik on hum
._,._.—-—,,. -wfl...‘
ESAMF El. LI'EVINE
DIES 0F WOL‘ N [)8
Word that another Norwalk boy had
louis Ferrino, "1 i‘v'nul' UDW", "a" died or Wounds to l'rsnt-t: has bi'i‘ll rc-
csived and his name will be inst-titled
iin gold lc'tt-ru or Norwuik‘s lioll ol
. Honor. Nathan Lipsky of 3 Ely are
due. received the following letter from
m“ ”mm “0‘10““ ‘1“ "“3““ Cllnplzun Henry lhtcon Allen of the
her position no superintendent d tit! American Red i‘rot-s, Military liosp.
fining. in Westport tat, No. p. Porto. ancc:
5 Ports. Nov. 25, l9ik‘.
3 My Deer Mr. Lipsky:
By this unit- you “ill hm» leamcd
the going from us of your friend.
He came to this hot»
pits l badly Wounded. wtts tenderly
clued for. re-ceixod the boat of medical
aid. ye: did not survive. He fought a
good fight, wit.- patient in suffering and
i
You hove. as his friend, the. dcepont
sympathy of all who knew your friendl
Very faithfully yours.
HENRY llM‘ON ALLEN.
Cluplnin.
American lined Cross. Parts.
! -
JURORS REFUSE TO
CHANGE VERDICT
A8 JUDGE DEMURO‘
i
l
Krusch Cass
After the Jury had brought in a
verdict for the defendsnt in s suit
brought by the 0. ll. Banks Coni-
pcny of Bridgeport molest William
lIk'llscli. of this city. Judge Walsh told
ttbc jurors they ought to reconsider
Wind their verdict and be sent them back
to the iury room. A short time later
the Jurors returned and the foreman
listed to the court that while he and
his fellow jurors might have miscon-
strued the lsw they nevertheless felt
i
M'
Kurt Wm It In: suits
' «for long wear-nothing more
useful
A Hart Schnil’ner ‘ linrx over»
cont
warm and comfortable
shit: health insurance
vnlu
Slim s
.. villi, liladl‘ith‘, wuol
Neckwear
. all styles and prim-s
Thousands to select from
Underwear
—llght, medium and lli‘ii‘.) wright
Gloves
”all kinds~~-t~'lroug \‘aitlua
HO”
-~c0tton or still. any color. hot i l
pair
Hondkercbiels
» plain or with initial
Smoking Jackets
- the kind ht- “.Illlh
Bathrobes
- every stylt uutl (‘Hiul‘
Pajamas and nighisbirti
all kinds and prior-s
Norwalk
"Ah." 5]! Pop. "3 Christina. conference is on. Now I'll just
leave this paper round when they can see this list of sensible
presents 101'. men in tbsRogenmdi Stevens’ advent-snail.”
' ~‘n-;~~
j‘ Rogers & Stevens
4...
fAGI POD!
Suit cases and bags
alway s un-t'ut
Inner:
- of silk or wool
Suspenders
a gift he'll apprw-ln‘e
Belts
~wlth initial
buckles, etc.
or plain. silu-r
Gutters
~ a “501“”.Iilt‘hllt'llrht‘glll
Umbrellas
- Bt‘iilt‘llllllg lw‘ll b.» rill't! to Iliu‘
Mather goods
ct-pct-islly wuut-d by the him.
who travels
Sweaters
llo‘ll upprwizttu one of them
Mittens fl: il‘
'1" lenthl'r lll‘ th]
Mackinaws
nothing mort- useful for ”It‘
chilly nights and mornings-
Wool socks
flue built it
days
pmtflcltll‘ri Ih- .,
Hots
«beavers, bt'ltlill‘h‘, stiff hats
So. Norwalk
' CHRISTMAS TRADE I3 BRlSK.
Bot Too Many People Wait Until the
Lost “uncut.
Business men complain that many
ping early, but seem to be waiting for
it big rush in the last couple of days.
flir, btit stocks are larger than usual,
the stationery stores and
i
fins. and pretty pictures. Writing pli-
pt r and other stationery are selling
, well.
i The jewelers say that never have
The volume of business is reportedI
the pont-i -
other. Never have such ttlnrge nil-,thur Ruias,her brother, made the
leortment of cards been shown. They k m,
VW‘“ For Defend-M In Banks Vu.’ show the. am of the Allies. ottr minimum“ Charge "my m“ "mp" “
l
r
' people are not doing Crllistnuts shop-i
1 .
v
t
'. Among the busiest places in town are.
{PRETTY MILL otni.
FOiLs ABDUCTORS
Brother, WellaKnown amines. Man.
says to Girls How Benn Kidnapp-
ed In Manchester.
--_.
MANCHESTER, N. 11., Dec. ll.
Following the attempt to nbduct Ptui
Militia Rattles. a pretty mill girl, Al
hill! been conducted on s large scale
in this city.
Between 50 to 60 young girls how
been taken to Low". Mass., Boston
they sold such 3 large number of ell-,and New York city. where nothing haa
gsgement rings st Christmas time.
The boys are slowly coming home. and
ever been heard of them. said. Rnsinr
ii. seems there will be many 1 yulettde He is a well-known business man hel‘i‘.
mnrriltgc. Other trinkets sold by level
elers are in demand. but the larger
stones seem .out of style. ,
Clothing sales are large. and the:
is a brisk trsdc in necktilni and have
i
Arthur Genet-is, a business partner
of Basins, claims to know of many
0 cases where Manchester mill girls
been spirited away in outnum-
out easily, killed s lot cud took n for but at the conclusion of the hostili-
buncb of prisoners. But so soon no lies if hi necesssry to transport them
they new we stopped ndvnncing they back to their homes and if pusiblo re
opened up With all their artillery and. store them to their intuition
machine guns. We fought I“ that day! Mn. Gleason. together with her hus-
from early in the morning until after band, a noted author, public speaker
6 o'clock It "a that night we miss-l and wu worker, will return to Dnglsnd
island cemetery.
they could not change their react.
.. --~—~~-—~~ — lo the verdict was accepted.
—FOR XHAS-— i The suit "‘3 brought to recover
”00 nJleged ‘0 be dllfi from Krusch
Assorted Chocolates. Per- fl 8 book account for automobile sup-
fllmel'y. Cameras. Combat
.“m‘my' times to Lowell.
“'1 Immtfimle by' glfulme “5°,“ "’1 Miss Raisins, the latest victim, in
MTV“ at e urge I“ Slmtlfl NCS‘ (fill!
that stood before many stores. This sick “t her home, suffering from‘
yen! few are seen, and these are not about the face, 9. blackened eye. a
of the me of those «years ago. They ‘bruised bend and bruises about thP
are selling fast. body. where an would-be 'a‘ilduclOrs
plies. Krusch chimed Oscar H..Bsnkil
owed him honey and Knisch called this
vmmmamm
oecnpyabelloblnsonhouneonm
Bil PM M00“ from home." _ som’etime in January when she will“. , . bi n unnli ‘
”“1“! the military CW? 0' ““0 OI-'once resume her refugee work anion; Brushes sud-Toilet AttheS. acidoguiieel medmmfinfl; Grocery and meat market:1 or: than: kicked her as she struggled against
the “am ”We" Rome? unidiflie' "w ““5”“ - Stills P ll Co . the dummy. The Banks Company ‘. “e bmm’ 10:: °t .9 1°“ .5 their efforts to place her in an ant»
honor to mom $2,653" :vll‘Il -. at»— on- owe I'D. said Oscar Banks had no authority to aptltld thstmoomm: fining-633:: mobile ,
be hssrd from him and the entirQIBUTLER LODGE ELEgA South NOI'WlIk tasks such an offer. l “mm names and send them as gifts. - '_
city is looking for the best. in 811' _.._, ...--_ W Those suggested have been "Conquest , h .,
........ t. t... m- or um um OFF‘CERS F?“ Y R _ 3......" .m... 9......- un...tt... “Cmbiili
friends in this city have cabled to his
ammo-tier to get the detnils and the
latest reports of him.
Butler Lodge. No. 97. l. 0. 0. r.
met last evening and sitar the work-
wnffles," “lictory Custard" and ‘let
erty Plum Pudding."
All the stores will be open every
1
isn't candy enough to make till the
kids sick. .
“19W WW 3m -__.__ lug ol‘ the. second degree, the annual \ #1 _
“I." M ‘ALONG THE. HARBOR FRONT election of officers was held. The new ‘ ‘ _- “high“: bgziga‘mfo 1:313 ‘g‘éflmgfipggg ~-~——-~~~~-~—~ —~' -~ - . ' ”“‘
, , , There were matters of ”New in- amt-cm will choose hie nppointlve oili. I? ‘ earl andgnot to leave things for the
. I‘ In. Bdwud B. intrins- teer to the congregation tbni makes core and the lnstallstion will take _V ... lastymomont. . . F0
mm. were once, more disap- a business of holding tilt the millng of place on Wednesday evening. Janitor-y i ’7
. I lands). wbui they'wtcnmofl~ Non-walk bridge nbout noon today 8. when District Deputy Grand Master .4 ' ~ _ - .
Lin-time snip upon which may m the am mm, mm, “in 3 Citation H. rluow will be on hand. - . AMERICAN RED cRoss ROLLCALL . ler' tmas .
1;: for Pumas will“ my. mi. nine tug in the hon-bos- that bod The officers for the coming yesr . c s of Golfing—and Silloro The Practlca ls
* until my. instant! of barge no: or . .
- .. so II. bdisdnle. M £283.33 gfip‘m‘a‘e‘n “hwgirfig Noble Grand4amnel c. inland. DI v IDEND . The United States government has Gift
' 3 ’ N - the m. the at m 0mm, and was takr Vice Grand—Eugene Cushmsn. ' taken and is inking care of its soldiers F I
.--—-——. .m advantage 0‘ the filth water to Secretary—vb. nurr Bench. such-isms as no either cgulrllgy‘lnmtgi: Leather and e t Slipper:
m ‘ w' than Translator-Robert Acton. NO I ICE war as care 0 a ' s n .
of"? 11:. m g: fiiwwflnge‘tlhgféuwgn “mtg: Trustee for'tliree years—J. W. Gitn' it feeds, clothes, bellies, exercises. Dress and Every Day Shoes
a gang.“ 1.. water to M be, bun. ‘ doctors, and respects them: itgives d ,1
fl cm a an In". in... 0.,“ George we. “mi Picnist-«F. I). Jennlnp. . mourners; essential comfort without Pumps Ml Spill
tint em uo- mm ‘ mad an em. ,
“hm“m“ 31’3" $13333: ,mf; roo urn Pan otmirlcsrlos Behind the government stands the Boots, statics, Rubbers
lost. and-moan to towit out. --—— .Wm M, 0mm mm”; s: fi‘l’t :3.
, At first they msdqlittls if “”1!!! won. arm. NM .11.. w fumumfigffigyfi: mpfi“ 3V0?! IMP?” should no out
W- M “N17 “M 10 mwmmmqm. '. u, - m o, m momma. u . .
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