mm Dam, of Fort street, is.
one mare earned in his civilian
“an, inning been granted his hon-
We difinh'trgo'fnnn the service at
M’Devens.
-, “Harold Wilson will meet the
17» muxworkcrs of the East asenne
Hflhrd' hrrch Sunday afternoon at
'25” o'clock ta—gire the firm! instruc-_
. um {or the canvas.
The RefliCmss Auxiliary of tho East
VANnue‘M' thmiist ohurrh hF'id their
regular rroekl'.‘ sorting :zec- don 3’ 3.).-
dny offer! on at the chnrvh and com-
’pleted a considerable amount of the
none.‘sary work.
Md Cross Workers of the 33.1%. Nor-
walk improvement A”; aocinl’r n will
meet a: the homo of Mrs. Herman
Drake, St. John stree‘. Taecday after-
noon, March 18 at 2 o'clock. Knitting
will be given out.
Rev. Harold F1. “'iic'm. pawn“ of the
East Avenue Methodist church. is: now
' hunch improved f-nm hin- romn? illness
and his! J‘rnm'ocntinn and fz'irtuls will
lievpletsrd with the announr't ment
that tax will strain resume charm? of
the sen-2m: at the church tomorrow
"in" ‘1'": yr..- r11?
Wm" NOT-
ure a‘-p «and or.
"Stanfield oi Strawberry liiil.
walk-who liarz‘been very ill for :1 long
time in on the road to recovery, and
in ‘spending a few ml“ with her son.
Dr. T. n. Scotir‘id of New York Atty.
and with he" sister. Mrs. H. C. Allen.
also in New York city.
Allow“ 'h‘rfv mo 112mg nf “m Cen-
Ammm Methodist rlmrr-h enioved 1i
very tasty supper last Waning :21 the» .
chant-b The -supper was prepared
and' Ferrell bv um members 0" the La-
dies: Aid rnriety Whoao effnr' c were
well :mnroriated by those present.
Rev. A Y; Faust. of New York rill’.
was “none; the'nuosts 3:!!!th gave a
very interesting and helpful lecture on
Centenary your. The canvases“!
wem’murh lenefitéd by the talk as
Revsr‘rmut 9mm 9 number of helpful
him to the workers which will be
Iowa to he of much value.
awry 21-103 «POLITIGAL PRI-
SONERS
m the recent war italy impri-
fitmrv' ' "W‘ "’0" gmin'ipts and Paci-
W designated as “Political
~ . A mw nevus a o the ital-
Wernment mien. 2d :1. 0; l2 2 oo-
' um. p 'isonem, setting them free.
Imerica entered the war to main-
m are principles of right. Justice
mm. and to make the world safe
randemocracy. Everyone [nous that;
Ll. Espionage Act is strictly it war
more. The wztr ended ' .iree months
a“. and yet Congress has taken no
adion to release political prisoners.
Wmendations were made by Ex-
Amy General Gregory to Ptzesident
“(thinking that certain "sincere"
'. 9mm released; but the eight
Mlllble Students are still oeing
_ hill. ”The President J. I". Rutherford,
. aflrother omcials of the International
7 ”0 Students Association. aw in
“flan at Atlanta, and notwithstanl‘ir"
; on has not yet been made
wane they are held “itliout
m have been in prison for
Mb: vvmoi mi {mm Hintv .1 I."
“minimum. and the great malig-
iwrmotk. in which they have keen
‘Wu tor manyyears. While they
m..gentlemon of the highest. type.
remedy and refined. they an: com-
Memo), associate with the
«loot and- most desperate criminals.
goodan result by keeping them
, hrs? In the imprisonment of such.
“Muse of honest and sincere tn-
”elation of the Bible in he oping
m the high ideals and principles tor
Gilch the United States entered the
m! \Mhen the facts are known will
junior imprisonment make honest
Maureen) Americans blush with
We you: Congressman and Sena-
; ”:me themselves in the re-
Juana" these Christian gentlemen.
m United States should at least do
um as Italy has done. We ask all
who will :10 write this paper proffer-
, 3 ‘1 toward the teem-3e of Mr.
Kathmioulond «his fellow prisonexs,
. 'mn moi-3h, A. H. Macmillan,
_ Worth), F. H. Rubicon, C. J.
Gauge H. Fisher and G.
when and leaders of the
WT lnbte Students Associa
' morn-Ions AREOLOBED.
mimm. March Ema-«By rea-
1nrliaeight oflerings them
gunfight announwd that me
'7th1nm, “Inmate-w
upo- hating on ‘nmm hm.
afim W5 95:11:11.5.mmsifiea
33kt! she bedtime: mitotm'hrzhlfi- m.
The monetary mm on Rail-
road avenue ha: been repainted.
'Miss Dough: Southwich has recent.
iv Mn looking over her property
here.
Mr. and‘ Mrs. .F. 7H. aircraw have
"0.ch their home in tho éity and re
Turned to Darien for the season.
Mrs. “3:1! W. Northan has’ donated
a set of boxing gloves to the boys at
‘hv Community club. utu the parish
house crib;- Congregational church.
Mics: Edna Beircke of Long Neck
Point was very pleasantly sum—turd
by a party of Newton young: 321301230 :1
"9w nights 3:0.
Tax-Collector Elbert C. T-‘ah-s luv: ‘39.-
‘urd notice that lions will be levied
when all property on which L11.) (mm.
m have not paid taxes 2.)" .‘lart‘h Si
button services are lu-imz hcl". .3." |
Friday a? St. Luke's I'l‘llrch. Nairo’ms.
Todav the'YVomen's Guild met a? 2:30.
'1 children's servho v-os held at 3:- .
and one for adults at 4:15.
Dr. Vii. C. 8. Wheeler is havinv an
addition made on hi: proportv. "Tho
Hickozie. "2” on Gracious stint-1. to m-
eornodate an inrrrased numbrr of pi.
teens The doctor is 131.92 u! d in '
uni-ls nf feathered £1091.
Mrs Stophon 'i'orok. whose son S'o-
ohen, 3:1. re." a prironor in Germany.
and ”Ducted to have bmn r icas 'l.
and to be home at least th m rum-1'22:
our) appears in he in Gerfii‘any rot ur
- r i t letter which is moth- 2 ro-
iennw convulsion (031225 or m" 38.5123“) d "g 9 a - .. , ,
'sceived recently. ' ’
Act Or Ohms 8; All“? 0‘ Vest :2: (.-
'we as one'roi‘ the tumours of the
(“M2 has been h'vsv of into
'n givinz Wading to (tunvaioiw‘ng =1!»
titers in various hospitals. lierecont
'iy received a letter or appreciation
from the Governor of massed-urn"?
Y‘h‘ nrv'
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sr'hm rift-'1' 3""
'ittlo sun Albert have ‘3u'si returned
-»—2 9 for-r (lavcf'ihlt: talrflxnoldyn.
Mrs. Schoenfeld was unpleasantlv our
-, ‘spd'by a. teiezrnni, In t Sunday
morningnotitvinn hrrr of-the death of
," hrofiler‘Wflilam J. Bonito. of bron-
~h'al pneumonia. Mr. Buuke. lived
in Norotnn Heights two years ago.
having been a mechanic in the Yale
0 Two (notary. ,3 3
Rev. and Mrs. G. 1:. Ric-liter who
Have been vainly enrlnv'inz R) find
~ hweksuited‘to their needs for sm-
"'al weeks. have aflnaed to share
"iih Mr. rm] 311's Butler the Prod
kaerhouae on the'Post road. Goortre
R. Smith of Bnooklvn. whose Mans-
"Mld avenue house Mr. and Mrs weir
ter have occupied for the pact three
rears. will return to town and Mr. and
Mrs. Smith will occupy the house
about April 1.
Harry Coombs, a former resident of
this tOWfiT‘Tfas recently hem here re.-
'newing‘old acquaintances. He has
“Mn enjoying a twenty—day furlough
from his duties in the resular armv. in
which he'enlisted in “March 1915. 7??
has been stationed on the Mexican
harder most (lithe time. and saw some
exciting experiences during the un
ulnansanmew there at the time of the
Villa raids. but has not had the op'
“ortnnity of going to Frnnro for the
bigger .conflict with Germany. lie is
110' at Fort ’Funtson. liansas.
A large and appreciative audience
enjoyed last-night. at (‘entor SCllOu'
auditorium. the fire-t .preoentntlon of
two one act medics. which will be
repeated tonight bv members of the
Stamford group of Epworth Leaguers.
under the auspices of, the Dxrinn
League. The first. '“Noon at'the Town
Hall,” is the story of a bride's test 01
her husband's loyalty. which produce:
unexpected developments. Marion
Mereweather, the bride (Miss ‘Dorothv
Foote.) lauds her husband's virtues 10
her friend. Mrs. Constance Cameron
(Miss Florence Scotield) a charming
young widow. who assures me lit-id?
that all men a‘re alike none of them‘ to
.trusted. She 'ttnally persuades
:Mxrion to «give her permission to test
Jack’s (Wallace -Merlette,) the has
band's fidelity. The widow sends
him a note asking him to meet a
-thmng»yoMg-wmn.ral the Town
warm. 3m”; home a
want. m (Victor Hanson.)
«to whom the term:- turns'orer the
note. Trenlen, as n lurk, keeps the
Whmhg the widow who
. aek‘.
band 5 “this: Whitak-
phnationa follow, m. minim
cams-tenuous: them and: than}
221:: find one another mutually interi-
Cmt‘lo.) who is 81!an by Q1" at.
tenuous of Emotion; Bastien (Hial-
mer Badman). during the am of
bar husband. She tells he- maid.
Susan (Miss Harriet Chiehewtnr l) 01
the 3mm, and when Rae-€921
br'ims the maid to hide him in the
““ “ "r “‘ '* “O Na" mn“'me it‘s at-
tentions. she locks him into'a 3108451.
:' " ‘9’“ he" friend Nicfi'k'fir", Nfib‘l
(Fwd. Pure) of. 'tho situa."91; who
saw-«am m art :2: the women’s detendv'r.
The maid tliereunon mine"; waee‘eaf
but beto'o hrv enlarges, the "urband.
"a """N‘h "oi-'0 (Harold Sam-la.)
roam-nu lm'wa unexpectedly. and. tak—
.\'"l9‘.i .24 the intruder, ie nromnt-
iv ah- n-n .wt of his: own twine. 119
b'ihrc an pitiréi’smfin In rat "l'fl info
9‘ n rm n :‘e’lll‘l in a trunk. whim ruse
wuvm'w‘ing. he nt'rasionel‘v "fin the
Hi 0' the blank to watch develop-
inonw. Emmi «red one of there may!»
room» and "am thrown 1“". 1m“)!
and all m2: of the house. Then Rose-
‘62" f armram. and the worsen cannot
understand ivwv he has agin enterm
flu.- house. :zuupncinc him to harmheen
vvpse an,
,
‘2." 33-.
thrown out in thu trunk
pi-PN azain. 'n tM‘dimzi-e of ngm~
senger bur.
ioin {Circus and throw out thn "ea! in.
under. whilefor his valor Nnhl‘ 'R on
paged as butler in the boner-hold oi
ihn .‘vioke‘v. Tho—parts were 'll ,wol'
taken. and the amateurs dncnri‘e ore
dil for their unusually 300d perfor-
malice.
5 7 "W . “W5
33133? 522?; =2!
The town of blow Canaan hm.
contiv came into possession of a mad-
roller.
‘1‘.
Mrs. William Gannon of Raiimadm
avenuv i': (‘nnfim-Il to hr-r home «tux
influenza.
Mr and Mrs. Michael Coleman 01
Ridgmi e- id oaum‘o: relatives.
Tuesday ‘~ . 37;... 5 5
William ii. (‘fienrglonperly of this
town. now of Stamo .
town on Tuesday.’
Chaiips 13. “food has been confined 3
in his hmne in South Mfln-mmnfor
Soverul 3801.3,- wiih rheumatism.
‘Misw \lay 'Falrty entertained ihe
mnmhvrs of ‘" «is Shun” s donning: class
hr} pleasantly at her home in Siam-
ford avenue. Tuesday evening.
The members of the Shawnee (‘nmw
fir" rifle met at the home of Miss
Susie Chase in Oak street. Thumdm
creuing. They spent a. pleasant time
in \a ‘nus game's of ornament.
M. ii. Srimmann. who recentlv ar-
qulrmi (‘nloninl moving picture thea-
tre hm: lY‘llHfl} the 1.. C. Hall 1'79st
in South avenue, and‘ will move his
family here from Norwaik. April 1.
Walter never-ill, who rammed from
France last week, and who is at Camp
Ml‘ts. spent the weekend into“ with
friends and relatives. “W311" in look-
ing time and hrs many tales to léll 61
his' ‘wonderful trip." '
”rm... "A“ 0‘” Fnshioned Dance will
be held on Friday evening. April at.
and the last of the season will om-ur
on'Ea'tr'r Monday. This. it iothouzht
now. will conclude these successful
dances fm the sermon. '
Rev. Father Kelley of Siam '0!!!
punched at thr' Lentenvnervice in St.
A’ow‘ust‘ ('Lll'th. \X'odnefiflay evening
Next week the service will be held on
Tumdav evonlwr. mound of ‘Wedaes-
day. Father Man of Norwalk'wiil
be tho speaker.
Contractor George R. Stevens has
been diroonnor-tinr: the Raymond
Buildi'; from tho. sewer. and laid a
drain pipe from the building at the
gutter in East Avenue It is hoped
that. this chans’e will relieve the sewer
of ogieat deal of excessive .wa'ter.
Mists Genovievo \‘Vassing relebrated'
here fifteenth birthdav at the home 01:
her parents. Mr. and Mn. John Mi
'W‘assing. Standard avenue-last. Thurs-
day. The c-‘ccasion an: Inside all the
'mnre merrier by a. number at her
friends giving her a postal-cord show-
er—45 iii all being received. A mum-
'ber otgifte-‘yene also received.
m. In‘1'utn Hm out." the story Tumult: m: mwr "Award .mp3 name in gold lette‘ s a. 51.. on“!
ii that of Julia Make 15!!” Rule Medan mags-int «reamed the arm Blgroil d'honorln fault or the
and (finally he and Nomi.
'H‘mi'
.5»?
'5:qu m '
. 1:30, in the chapel.
1. meeting on Thursday evening at 7 39-
.mfl
DovidC'ockefl wmnmlneenoedbyActfl
Prilliman. mommy friends here Vandal Who pm Town
extend to the Thy-anti their mn- , Ha" Route .
3 '7 11mm Sou‘tey of Westmrt came
7' from revolutionary parentage and his
M 075 the Baird father no mood when his son collat-
ram-11 “5 ed among the dry! in the war against
Bnilding. Germany. Rio grate—t prion wv his
lowmbeenuutod
3‘
Thendlourued
qudmes
session in them Hall
Bom'dutohowthefinanrwo "Wmhnll. \'
Wm stood vet the Irma” ‘i‘me m nit miner passed the board
My of nonnv race ‘7‘" 8"“ due this morning and lml'r" 022‘ 'amiiv
from the town on wound a" .2' livers name. as was his daily custom. V2
It “learned um durinz M “M“ rubbed his eyes. molt off 12' 8 glass 5
war Harem ins-d boon “3......3 "0"” m1 put them on again.“ He maid
the torn There h... W" ”W" b‘ namely believe what he saw, but;
m Wk on mam?" 917.5000. there was: a big yellow streak of paint‘
leavinga balance of 511323.“) A “L right romeo the name of Harold
port vat: mivnd ram ”‘F‘ """‘"’"V Southey
Committee on the MM" ”"7 7’ ’hn Mr. Southey declared it a brawn
highways human 'Mw‘mrn ”M“ m luau“. ard has retainer] (19 er-t'hes {'2
this ”mmi'me- “”3"" “'7'“ “‘7 ferret 01154119 perpetrators. The sol-act 3
l
i
{air “’3th other“ 5°84 "7,7777% men have altered to have median?" - rt
"’ ”‘" ’34‘" “""W" "7"" :“wrfe stored with new gold letter but .‘ir.
mm in most 11:. ”2 3g Svu‘ hm’ indignantiy refuses. saying
filling holes “yd“? and :7 :3, G“ that. when the culprits are found he
tors “‘50 “ed MW“: ‘twfih:o:n 3 intends. to see that they remove the
im'“"” “five"! 77h": 10v: streak with their finger nails.
. yel‘
mm treatment. it to r" ""9"" "V"
o.» a“ "M “M” "3’30”“, "1 the .‘Ycum' Southey did not geto out of.
report would cost at lea 5t ’3"“fl lf‘lnv' the “all”. but his war mean! war-
"'7’" fil"“"‘“f"" “ "‘10 71“"; "’0' (he I”!!! no 'udl 'EW-lliFll'lt‘h Con-
Highwav Conm‘fl'fiw tr ”‘1' M~~5md m sidefable exmemont has ban aroused
order 3'7“! 81““? "1! 73nd "aw-«1 ta the by m "Ildflikm. as the [ward film-1x
ma. m commoner: 3...”, 0:... W11 the New York and Boston mad and its:
to the amount of "rt ry»M“-a~ w mu) dengue!!! is discernible to all u we!
to be uaid am of the rn‘nr‘" "1 h’Qh' as.
war work due aw homiw'h. it ran
zm'lv um,Mmd .51... up--.“ $4.0 MONEY ORDER FORGED.
7 ' 4
maintain entrant-p. nub-aver “ We”
«mum-w should me that ”w... ”.8 W Parent Sent Money to son,
item olnen. and the clot-if ""‘° W" But H'm'" Received “-
ted to.notirv ornuev'tv that Wok Bradley, the welL known
snob adverts must 5),, put ,4...“ 5,3“. in Waterman in August. 1918, sent a;
condition so a. on! tr; Ava—ma 1..., money or'lm from the “’eaipnrt poo l
y...“ 72....- ..f m...— mm“-.. :1... no." ofivr to his son. alumnae, Who was
A motion was me by; uni-«man 3 B stationed at Fortress £110an \a The}
Hoyt and seconded hvw F ”ammo 0’39!" m not received by the sound
that [It'lrt'rav {‘nmr‘ilttnb ‘V‘ afi‘hmz- m and h? me home hliliuiii it. .
ed to advort- se for sale the material Upon his return beset). nu mid. l'ce ct‘i
take!) from the gu 12 is on i “~n W it and soon was ordered to Calllomia. 1
m m M a... «we!!! «and it Mr. Bradley, 8r- took the matter up
7.. an rated. Thomotion mode “v1 M _Wilh the postal authorities. who find
Stillman and scmdod b' A. ll Rav- that some one was paid the mum" at
mad that the Sewer Committee be Wrens lam. retain lugs for same
militia]! tn chitin all information Up to the present writing Mr Bud
Nile regarding the filtration tank ley has not received the amount soon.
method. of handling sewing“ "Pmflr although he that taken it up with use
1‘ a'Jo—~
mauled by the City Disposal (o. of postal authorities.
New York, was carried. .- - -_._
a»... - 5.000 RUSSIANS IDLE IN
,,...‘a WATERBURY, SAYS l. w. W.
i
wnmm, Merci: 15—313mm]!
m. o New England organizer :3?
theft 117.127..an {petty ooun- in»?
"m “vb-neon mien-.4919.
' influx "manned j. un'nlmvml :91
- mi, that or 8.000 Rosanne and
Palm in Waterbury 5099 were out of
work and met nearly all of than
The members of ”19 RW‘VW' mm“ mm: go not to Rush if the
corms will "1““ Monday menu'g “'7 m could be opened up to than. At-
mmfl“ 1“ ‘1‘“ “059 Home tornoy Jacob C. Guiliolle, conngél for
"chow and'flve other members. of the
33313“ 3955" Jensen Bali ‘7’ Tflm‘h I.-‘W. W.dahned ooldi'erc.'out of work.
eke and Bmklyn has received an hon» m went to the Associa‘ed
orable dischnrge and has rejoined his Charities for assistance, “at 3am.
parents. John '1'. ncomni questioned the stat»?
manta of Rem. dodge Mom-nth»
“12:21:"; Afimfifikfisnsfufie asked homo-1w Russians in the:
the open winter having made them mug eating one meal a day ‘
plentiful \ y m m roduced tint}
». foodwusearoeaudalnrge num'aerl
nixed “their hands. I
The trial of the cases was not com--
on.
Mrs. Aaron G.7Sievons or Rowaszon
avenue. is still in New Preston. 1
where she is airing m. v“... to“ .3...“ meted when the court recessed am
noon.
Ham Watson, who is ill.
moor HLEAGUE ENTERTAms.‘
JAM/won born to Mr. and Mrs. \‘7:
item z’Gilbc-rt of Rowayton avenue,
Tuesday. March 4. Mother and boy
are doing nicely.
"0n “'ednesdny evening the Epwunh
Leone of the First Methodist chm-vii
entertained the beagles from.Norwnlh
Miss Jennie soon or itowax ion .21- and East Not-walk. The following PTO:
one, who 3, a teacher of Englihh in .129 gram was furnished by the visitors:
Stamford public schools gave a “ilk Piano—Miss Clark.
before the Pareaneachern Asuncio- BMW-dim, Beebe.
tion of Springdale this week. “1‘03 V101“ and Plano—#51185 Hazel and
aims and methods of teaching M5” Hester m“ Arnold
After some songs and informal
limes B. Raekett of Crockett litre? speeches there were games and run
who has been Menu" 1: M “agile mamas. About sixty young people
at his store has resigned his 905i '-‘ wage present and thoroughly enjoyed
and has returned to i1..~ old trade. ”11‘! PM ”W-
Of carpenter. Mr. Rnckett at preset-.3.
is working on the addition which tho-
Quicktamity is making to their hou- k 2 The man m'd
m,.Crockett street. 7
5...... .. .. m... 2...... Fireless Cooker
church on Sunday at 10: 30 and F30.
The pastor, Rev E I" Kantendueck. Boom, bakes. steam, stow.
will préach. sud” school with Bible free it takes all the drudgery out of.
Study 7elnsoes for men and women. cooking. ~
11:50. Epworth League ngotiona’ Saves moduli! fuel. Have time in
meeting, 6: 45. Ladies‘ Aid Society sew, entertain. or other work, and
men ing on Wednesday afternoon at W them is afieliolteiy cm
Church prayer mead randy. .
RM and: double linings unmask-E;
mt.
”WW Mann: cooking «£0113
ails. fine-compartment Momma.
mun Whack" $211.09.. ’7
.‘AiMl‘l if. fichehe
__....._.
COOL BAN'DITS GET 7310.000-
CHICAGO, Maréh 15.«——Bandits held
up a. 'lexelry . store yeslfldarf"!nd
spent a. leisurely half hour emailing.
the most valuable jewels and tbmwingé
others aside. They compelled thef
clerk. a mammogram; close of
luminous, to stand with her face
$0!»
33 5",:
Main St; F airfield Ave. Can non F‘
Save $5 to
$15, Men!
"F-t‘"- “ 2:23:31 1
<.~ . L’.
‘0‘”...
filiti‘w 1
Any 112-211 Who gris ill «on iii-2 5211'2_..‘,
men .,lluw 15 going to Save as murh-us $1.73.
The Sill is Sillinz: at -7‘ 3.115 “4.151. $1.2; 1.. ,3}: \
pod" 110mb. a pun-ll .1111] shoot ('11 12:11:51 to 13;.12
avingfi
Grout suits thev an!
it aist- lino \‘lwrh' Stills for \' ”112:1; 1121- .52 \
High—vent suits for keen yummy lullww.
CWOrvativo models for quivI—tastcinvu.
Angle pot kots and patch 12-». ItqisW—Hl 1‘ .7
fiukptS: a 77
'i-‘Bl’lli‘g' “*E'iét- fiU-Ul‘ ltht) (111112.125 {7112111 Kliiflfltl
Fo'rtmfitting lines 01' cnnifnii; m!» Linking
lit. 8. 1
Just “hat a man wants; that‘s tiiv <izv Hi 1'2
And a‘rang'o of styles. which will-2's .shm't .11.;1 1..
12911 or stout men a dandy lot ni' 12:21:42.1»!
”Hum-ls uni
lieilulsqum
Blur unfinishud “wanted-.47. lumdsmm-
:erges, lich may and lmm 12 mixnm-<.
“ripen, llal‘d- finish \vul‘flmls.
Bill in every suit 1hr. so i'm fun-m — iinu miimiig
and Ii'llii fine lining and gr mwtni air $.33
and a great big 12202112245422.1411 :1 ' .
.‘l: n :5 um i-
. '
3 our hot, 811' .
If you still stick to the easy informal \nff
l;11-~"~0K
And i” mm 21' made up \0112 mind 112 u might}-
i‘OHd—luz lulu -—OK
'0 ready «with 91.2110 (landing 31$!“ '70 A": $4,
2 “’c’l
"Sow Spring: 512411905.
brown and grovn
(heat stufi’rgr 'at style; grout: \‘ulnv'!
Main ‘
Get pictures;
it’s worth- while.
W'ha‘t we see today may ncvoube own again. ( Er
(picture of the scenes that inter 0st; of 11222 pouplv _\
beet; of the bm's coming homo. \Vhal :\ i'm-nrcl i1 wt},
50 in the years to come!
Easy To make such
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