P ,rcturned to their home inzxew. Yorkt .
EASI WALK icity after spcndinsr a few days here at ”M!“
i ithe home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. «
I ihlills. Mr. “'icks was a former Ro‘
' The ladies of the “‘omens‘ Guild of .wayton boy and was a guest of the} ‘, PAY
. the Trinity Church are holding a rum- i people of the village on Saturdav atl >
._ maze sale on the East Side today. {the big welcome home that was “VP"
_ , {to service men. . _ l .‘
-‘ The ladies of the East horwali; 1111—, _ ~ .
provemcnt Association. held a sewingt Rcsidents here have 1,993 1,994., to
meeting in community Hall. Yester-ifoliage in this vicinity so beautiful.‘ . . .. .
flay afternoon. 'The coloring3\ 509.111 to ’be more 90311.! Otflctals cilargcd “uh failure to at
. —-" :tit‘ul this vear than everhcrore. ‘lcnd to their ditty 0! taking charge of
.. iss Edna \‘oorliees and Melvin “1,9th- or not we havo the extreme the automobile acmdent.’ which- oc-
Waldron were married Thursday ev- rainy weather to thank for the turning curred one wvelt ago tomorrow near
ening at St. Paul’s: Episcopal Church of the trees into such a riot of (-010.- Millcrs Bridge. in which the Stamford
by Rev. Louis B. Howells. is not known. but it the damp. wet.
’-———- 'wcatlzer it: rt‘SpOhSlblt‘, lot crs or tlif
‘2’
.pnying the city
Miss Alice Griffin and John Staill out, of doors are repaid. .
‘ work its officials did in thls'caee.
were married Thursday evening at St. I
Joseph‘s Roman Catholic (‘litirt It. ‘
Rev. R. J. Carroll performing: .‘ho
ceremony.
tttil'. Frank S. t‘lailt. will (lclivcr :in :i‘.
’th- -ss nn Thoud in» RHSGVO'“. tlic gt'wtt— bill Is now due thcui for the servicec
‘t st American _(it' his 1,1119, The morn. Whit‘n lht‘ Stanitoru police department
A L Mrs. thry lliidivell ('3’ Soutliington.
Miss Ethel Burnhani at New Haven.
and Mrs. lrting l.. Smith :llld littlu ~
5011 of \Vaterbury have been visiting “OWL Th? (‘hristian lintlnavor iiiect- :wns no severely injured that hp (1
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Tarsons on Osborn avciiue.
(‘hristfuqity and thv ”mfg-.1 (» China. claims that he scnt tWo constables to
The subject of the (it iiim: sermon by ”I" 509110 and cannot account how the
the pastor at 7:30 will he “That. 13-9." Staiiit'ord authorities fame to take
Day," control of the case. As the malt-er
_ ~ stands today it is a complete puzzm.
The committee in charge of the \‘i'el- which may lf‘qllil‘t.‘ a great amountnl
Tiche is for the dance which is to be
given on. Tuesday evening. November
‘11. .‘li'iiiisticc Day: under (110 auspices
‘ of the East Norwulit Tobacco Fund
are now being: sold. The money de-
rived mun this dance will go towaid
the payment of the sidewalk laid in
from of (‘otniiiunity “d”.
iirtlav held a final nicotine in the Rotv- in the affair are bcitr: awaited daiis
nylon llose company headquarters. Ti‘y the citizens of the town.
last night. Lt was reported that. after -A—‘-*~J
At a meeting of the East Norwalk nearly 350' This Vi“ '39 “36d ‘0 start who elopcd on Monday evening to 3“.
Tobacco Fund. scheduled to take place a fund to erect. a peimancnt. tablet in married to ”PM!“ Suttnnt is receiving
last. evening in the hardware store of bronze. The public was invited to the the pnngramiamms of her mnnv
u. p_ Dunne, only three members meeting. and a large number of poop?“ young friends. who wish itnr a happy
made their appearance. which were Were present. Followlnz the report wedded “(a '
. not sufficient. to transact the tumour of the conimittee.. a. community lllPlfi- ._..___
ant business to come up for dlstus-
slon. Had the members made their
appearance, it would have finished up
the business of the tobacco fund. As
it is now. Mr. Dunne has called an-:
other meeting to be held in his store
on next Wednesday evening at S
. o‘clock. At. which time it is i'eque‘tcd
that all of the members be present.
for further discussion. int: at which time the record attend.
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A new story by Mrs. IIODOl-Q “'illsic W‘mevgorwtihlc t:(:l':.::i::;:o ”8'“ H ‘5 ex
called “The Forbidden Trail" wm ‘
soon be on the market from the pres? The Darts-n firemen and the Noro.
‘of the Stokes. company. This is of 10- ton iircincn will play another game of
__”_ Ical interest. due to the fztct that the hull lcniorrovv morning on Lynch-s
The Methodist church officials Stip~ author. Mrs. Willsie. who is also editor field. The Winner of the game tomor-
mr held in the East Norwalk M. E. of tlic “'otiimi‘s Home Companion. i3 row WI” (Anjuy .. “Ty “par”. meal
church Friday night was a most suc‘ a resident of Tokenckc and midenccs which will have to be paid‘for‘by the
ccssfulafrair. Official representattvos "mph interest in 10”” affairs, ”Mia" losing team.
of the Methodist Episcopal churches‘- lv school questions. The scene of the
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of the Norwalks. Rowayton. Cannon-ism” is thevaamc wum‘ :1: inns in“:
of her previous novel. "Still Jim.
”Wm
dale and \Vcstport churches to the h' 1 ‘d L 0 Th l rv
number of one hundred sat down to a W 101 was Wt e V rca . e s o .
' deals with the machinations . of Ger-
bountifnl supper ervcd h the - ' . ’
. Aid Society of the rim 33-1.: "‘3“ Spies in their More in appropriate.
‘ _ . . , . _ _‘_ . . , QAMM
church, After supper the Rev Drs. A. (hp lmpmtant di.Co\ er) Of a 3mm! ‘ M
s. Kavanagh and \V \V T Dunc-in ] ‘ V
. . . . _ William Hirstli‘) ' '
b0! ' . I. , -Pl£h8m0\ed to
d t l. former instms .in the city. ad-t A‘Injgepllanoous shower for Miss An- Bridgeport. Q
resaetl the company in strong anti in. nu M-mfiggon who is to be marriedt'
:pll‘lng‘ speeches ‘tnucliing upon the, ; December 9 to Frederick Prune. was John C. Thatcher has been confined
0-0Deldtlon of this group of churches wondered bi her parents. Mr. and Mrs. 10 hit: homo the past week by illness.
inithe CilurCh-Wldv' Evangelistic cam-,ank Morrison. Thursday evening. -—— -
pain of the fall and winter months. ‘The hour?!“ was prpttnv decorated. and Contractor F- “’- Lyon Ls erecting an
Tollowmiz the address. resolutions of the m-enjng was pleasanlhv spent with attractive studio for Mrs. M- 31- M880“
co—operation were enthusiastically . flan‘cq and music. Rafreshmems in Park A"“"""~
passed by the gathering. :were served. Guests present included: i
Mre MPH“? V I, . lint-n Mac llall. Mildred Cushman. TD“ ”limit“ of tho Now (‘anaan bak-
street. lt‘aut \‘orAvv )kcnhnell 0f 11 New . Emma (‘ushmam Elsie Silcox. Lena "'3' 1" hem“ "‘d""°””“‘l ‘m‘ 59V?”'
. . . . 'u . as returned to -. - ' "S 'h" ‘ .
- , . M C‘ ‘ k. Sarah Say (04 ()1 \V in paint.
her home attcr spending nearly three . h‘memhm' mm m“ '
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f American inventor.
Helen Savage. Ltit'olla O‘t‘oniior.‘
police took complete control, tho tour ‘
of llnricii now confronts the tank oftm.. preaching service. . '
of Stamford for. thanan Who (‘ame Back." 12 oclorw-n
ing was called. llarry (‘. Scoficld was The second night of the tire-men's
named chairman. Another community fair continued to draw largc crowds. ‘uuon their ofiicial duties 28% {OHOWBI
meeting will be held at the fire house The fair will come to a cloac this even- Y W‘smem‘ Miss (:lcndaverc Lovcjoy:
wan. rector (calendar for the Week
First Methodist Episcopal church, ‘befiimju Oct. 26th~l9th Sunday HI'H‘I'
Rev. J. J. Snavely. pastor—10:30 a. “injures a. m.. Holy Communion.
Theme: "The,” a m.. church schocl. 11 a.
7.30 p.
‘morninz prayer and Hermon.
'Sunday school and the T. C. B. classnm" mening prayer and sermon.
' Tuesday. 9:303. iii..“St. Simon and
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(.11. Sunday rpm-pink ()rtuixfr :33, at, l-‘:.‘st St'it‘cltiitin John H. Selleck 'al meeting. A two-aided Contest is on'g.
the viyttlx tyv'in llaptisi church. iii pas- has been notified by the mayor of in the Epworth League meeting. for munion.- 2 p. um.
Stamford. ovrr the telephone. that a “Wilda“?- and Pr"“""""“'
7:30 p.
m.. evening sermon. "Lite‘s Highei
Levels."
The Epworth League will hold .1
ins: :crvicc “'i‘l begin at 10:3“. fol-"rendered in the accident which occur llallowe‘en social on Wednesdayeven'; Saturday. 9:30 a. in. All
immi by tile ('htzrt'h lililc scimn: at red last Sunday in which one person ring in the church basemcm. All 1mm
I led ‘bers and young people are inVited.
' ‘ - . - Mid-week service on Thursday evrn-.
m"; Will be held at ‘ I" m" w‘m‘m: ”W m,“ day. Selectmen Selleclt ing at 7:45. The psalm for discussion
is the Slat.
The Men's Christian industrial
on Friday evening. Them will bc a
supper served and all members of the tar Loyal Workcs' meeting. “:30 p_ .
league are invited to be present.
Choir ivlicarsal this evening at 2:710
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Pill.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. Rrv. Hcrbcit E. Morsland. pas-
‘hP DaVinf-I of all hills. there remained ppm-l Albin. “1... ,-_.. mm. M” Sum)“. toi'.<~At the Sunday morning service.
10:30 o‘clock. th" subtect Will be:
."(‘v00d Litcratute." A i-pccial program
“ill be used. The kindergarten will
:mt-et in the primary class room at
10:31". At 12 o'clock. the Sunday
\echool session and the Men's Bible
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class. The Junior Epvvorth League
mceu-a at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
vice-picstuen‘t. Miss Bertha Peterson;
cial secretary. Leonard Alnsworth;
pianist. Miss iii Mainland.
At. 6:30 p. 13;..the Euworth League
pastor will speak: Subject: “Theodore day after Tfluly);—Momjn‘
'wtii be held at 10:30. in German.
‘Evening service at 7:30, in English.
First (‘ODFFgODE‘ ChUI‘Ch 0' The pastor will deliver“: gospel aor-
Roosevelt, Am‘e’dcan."
South Not-walk.
will begin at 3 o‘clock. Hr. ’acobs
twill preach: Mm'Smtth will sing. The o‘clock.
subject for the cannon will be: "The m. ms: and lam. Sundays 01 the
Greater and [RESET Lights." The Sun- [nontlL A cordial invimuon jg eand.
(meet it 11345- The ed to all that are interested. especially
to the Lutheran of the clw. Sunday
Men's Club w 'meet at the some
how. Intbo In of the church.
The,Young Poop e’a Society will meet
at 6:45 p. m. d
On Tuesday evening there will be a
meeting of the business committee. in
tile parlors at the church, at 8 o‘clock.
The Woman‘s Bible class will meet
7:15.
At 8 o‘clock, on Thursday evening.
ice at the church.
tend any or all of these scrvicea
*mornlng is as follows:
Pnlnde~lntroduction to “The Holy
City" ................... -. . . . Gaul
Anthem—"No “hadows Yonder,"
month's w't 3 , .. . , "15:“- w - .. f .
erton (it t1 hmblr'. (my Mi" 0‘0"" U“ May Mormon. Mrs. Helen. Morrison. V‘W “n- '3 "WW2 h Muse for fmm "The H011 City" . ------- Gaul
‘0)" mg’ Hm" bu' formerly : .‘tliss N. Phillips. Mr. L'nander of nut. hllllselr on the Richmond Hill Road on .°“°T‘°ry‘*"mefl" --------- “35’9““
of this city. Mrs. Pen 's . - v -- -
many friend: who are pleasml to
have her back anion;r them again, ' A" members. Wh“ we”) honoruhlv
and to know we is somewhat humor“ 'diacliarged from the State Guard. are
ed in health. Mrs. Pcnnell states 1 Several new books have been 1"“ enticled ‘0 recognition buttons given
_LOysburg iii 8 bfautiful mountain spot ‘Cil the shelves of the. ROW'J” "98 by the SN“?- '
and ”‘9 famous “boysburg Lay" is library in Rowayton awn“ and W‘“,
only a few minutes walk from Mr. Ov- berready for distribution. ina few days. : J. \Vaterbury Smith of Talmadge
enon'g home. A number of auto trips Probably few people know of the Hill is making cider the. old fashioned
were 9111-05811 by Mrs. Penman whuglrtally wonderful collection cf boot-ts way—that [9, by the liberal use of
in Pennsylvania including Cumber- 'thch is in the library for so small an straw.
land. Maryland: Somerset, Pa: Altoo- Finstitution. On the shelves of the li-
m. Pa” and a number of smaller lirary there are in all 3,444 volumes. A special business meeting of P-t—
trips, Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Over- Of these 894 are non-fiction. This. C0" . "“5 Tribe" No' 31- was lield.'W'edne5day
ton will be pleased to learn they are lection of non-fiction is found very eveninz. when the matter of changing
..\il‘.‘2. \Yilliain l‘range. Sr. and Mr. and "‘“ll‘Uud tt‘a'k.
'31:.5. Prange. Jr.. of Yonkers. N. Y.
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in good health and Mrs. Overtcn's fa- ‘complete by the school children. Who . the byJaws was acted upon.
““3" 3- Jamison is getting along 'so often are asked to get inioma‘ion
nicely. on a giversubject, and who have not ‘ A dance Will be given in the Town
M*— in library in their home complete Hall, Oct. 31, by the Harmony Fellow-i
‘ {enough to answer their need. The tic- “‘3“ (‘Nb- Th9 committee is working
‘ I RHWAY’IHN tion. the best of the popular authors, hard ‘0 make The affair a success.
fnumbeu-i over 1.876 no . while. the: -.....
\— ichildrcn find much pleasure in reading-
W‘ R. .82 Bates was m‘“‘"“"*‘ on for the library‘s 535 juvenile fiction and
3:?endl0ltls at the Stamford hUSDital ,139 non-fiction. Miss Maria Mills)
ts Week, and is resting commflably.lp.1ugh- is at. present the eflicient. cus-
. . ltiodiau at the library and she. is most
‘avilias 1Belle Crockett 'of Rowaytol! willing to assist in. any way plausible!
nue iaa taken a DOSllion With the The building is open daily from 3:30 :0
firm of M. \l .M-iyehoft & c
‘ . . . ompany at. - ‘ i 334’ ‘0
- their plant in Mei-win street. is and m the 6‘03““ pm a
for the near future. to be. followed by
ter. '
There is in course of construction at
the Standard Oil plant in Richmond
38:10; except. on St: 33‘ bulldogs and arm. It is the only one of its kind in
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William Pinkney_ Jr., of Rowayton each Thursday evening. During the the town. .
.yenue, who recently enlisted in me summer months the library was well
_ merchant marine Service is now in
31.25 for the privilege of getting good brook and George Purdy enioyed a
‘reading matter through the Bummer. pleasant motor trip to New “3,13“.
The water main that the commis- At the end 0' the "3303 when the Sunday. returning home late in them.
aloners of m. Second district of N0,_ last book was returned. the $1.00 was ning.
walk. have been installing in Mag“. refunded which really made the cost.
ley place is now completed and con- only 25 cents. The pay shelf. where! Mr. and Mrs. C-_ S. Mint-at! and Iii-‘-
motions are being made at the hous~ all the latest books of good runners and Mrs. S. B._ Hoyt motored over the
es along the line. may be secured with the p;;. man: of 5 Mohawk Trail and other part: of New
_‘ friends around the village.
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1., Mrs Elizabeth Gage: of. McKinlcyday after that’ number is well pat-fin celebration 0" we" Veddm‘ dani-
plm left yesterday for Boston, Mass, ‘ronized. WW
where she will spend a few days. Mrsfl
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"The Holy City" .............. Gaul
l’oetludev“March in B flat" ..... Silas
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev. Albert E. Beebe. pastor.—~Sundu
services: There—will be no Sunday
.scliool session Sunday morning. The
school room at 10:45 and at 11 o'clock..
march up stall-3', where the rally day
services will be held. At 6:30 the E2191
worth League service will be held. At
7:30 the pastor will preach.
Tuesday evening, at 7:45, the class
meeting. 0
Thursday evening. at 7:45. the pray~ .
er meeting.
Knight Street A. M. E. church. Rev.
W. A. Lynch, D. D.. pastor. Preaching,
10:30 a. in. and 7:30 p. in: Sabbath
school. 12:30 p. in. .
Clan meeting Tuesday evening.
Stunner: cordially invited.
The 804th Nor-walk Baptist church.
Rev. R. Maplesden. acting puma-—
Members of “the local post of the Am; Service at 10.30 a. m and 7.30 p m
"m” Legion are Planninz a smoker conducted by'nov. Mr. Maplesden: Bi:
ble school at 12 o’clock, following the
other entertainments during the win» morning service.
The Thursday evening prayer meet-
ing will be the regular covenant meet-
ing. A full attendance is decked.
First “Congregational church. Nor-
. Hill Road. a relnhrc ncret ro walk, Rev. E' F' McGregor. Ph‘ D"
ed co 9 ‘8 eaten—Marathi; service at 10:30.
standard time). Preaching by the
pastor. Subject: “Theodore Roose-
velt'a‘ Birtbdnyl Sunday school 'at
patronized by summer residents. wno, Mr. and Mrs. Albert “‘olfel. W. 0. 12- o’clock. Christina Endeavor at.
Spain. which is news to many of his were only too glad to pay the sum at Itiiddlebrook. Jr" Ml” Nina 'Mlddle,5‘,31&u
“any. preparatory service for
the November Communion. All are
welcome.
Trinity clinch. Rev. Thomas E.
W:
ace Watson Evans. formerly of Chitinr
da, N. Y. Services will be new at- the
'Campbell Funeral Church. 66th Street
and Broadway. New York. Filthy eve-
ning, Oct. 24. at 8. Interment will u '
‘ac Oneida, N. v. on Seaway.
William R Thompson, who when Wham time mute saved by' Mrs. A. L. Evana.-.motiier of Hrs. Gian-cc Kurtis anti Ceca min
lug medical treatment. will moon: “2‘“ M m “xer’nmldonce. can. m m.
13% warm mmuw§‘°°’m°9m°mmvmch Charleen. Hoyt. died at her «imm- flMVWmdeW-u
m_it7,~lww. am It”
’3 he Woman's Guild.
”1..
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scvizti: meeting 01
: Thursday. 7:45 p. in. meeting of the
(Nile Friendly Society. 7:45 p
(‘luu'i' rehearsal.
munion.
ni.,
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t‘wlebration ot‘ the Holy Cum-
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3 Advent Chi-Edam church. Van Zant.
and Harvey streets. East Noiwalk.‘
Rev. G. M. Taeple, pastor.-Half»hour
League will hold HS monthly meeting; prayer. 10 a. 11:. Morning sternum.
10:30 a. m. Sunday school. 12 in. Jun
111. Loyal Workers' mowing, 5:45 p.
m. Evening sermon, 7 p. m.
Mid-week prayer and testimony
meeting. Thursday, 7530 p. in.
Sunday evening topic: "Proplictit
Visions of the Pmnt National
Social Unrest."
First Church or Chris: Scientist. 5'!
West avenue—The regular Sum)
service of this church is held at 'll
.(‘hiistian Science subject. Sunday.
October 26th: “Probation After
Death."
Wednesday evening’ testimony meet
The newly elected officers will enter ms at 8 o‘clock. To both these 3,,
vices the public is invited. A read
in; room is maintained at the sam-
addmu. open each week dav, boll
Sit‘t‘f‘lfll’)’. Mitts A'tiiu Mainland: than days excepted. from 12 to 4;;0 p, m
4 ' St. Peter's German I utheran church.
"WNW“. Al '13". a "ROOBQVP" M6" Cedar street. near Went avenue. um»
morial" 59"V1P1"£“iii be held. Thk“ tin L 5‘9“”, er (m‘e[een[‘ “a.
service-t
. _ v. F. H. Jacobs. man at each of the» set-victim Hal!
minister; Mrs. . living Smith, solo Communion will be administered on
let: Archibald” Merriam. organist.—- the first Sunday in November. when
services for Sunday morning. Oct. 26. “Reformation Festival" vull in 013.2er
toll “
Evening services are held»!
cd. (‘onfeasiond address It
ichool at 9:60. '
'7 Choir collared W evicting.
News; of voting members on
first Sunday oi November.
' if time presses and there is an ob
and
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“room. It is would substantially made. 1]- um“ .
Mod and Jacobean Oak, at. the remarkable B hilt.
of $150.00.
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stinate ~squeak try the following:
at the church, Thursday evening. at. .Pour Item on the top lent. guiding
it do‘n the sides or the spring will:
the finger-ti. Wine 0!! the surplus.
there wtll be a tire-Communion serv- Now pour oil down the sup; ul' im-
sprhg. gelding it with the Inseam tlic
Everyone is cordially Invited to at- same way. u is chipped. by the tuna»
. sens and works in between the l. avcs.
The male program tor Sunday This process will be lie!ped by Mac-
in: the car to work the springs.
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dirt show he unloved win in art
bnush m mlymx any lubricant.
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andnacoal crashes totmck
though the house." That’s
what a man says who has an
lmnarmnu.
Onc but». 080 fie. one
rectifier waxuu the. who}:
how‘- hwwandco.
crate. Kemtheccnarcod
Good (““014 Man
Welles-cu Cami-Mocha
dam and summed for S
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Sale on Tubes
We were fortunate to secure the entire output «~ . i.»
known manufacturer of Tubes and we ofler the b‘ll‘ the
pitf- u the mksbln reduced prices.
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Every tube is guaranteed.
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Supply Shop
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A. CHANGE.
Dr. B. K. Bait: has removed his omce from 7.5 SUV ~ <.~
mammal. Thin isthmus a reversal cl lilimhf _ ‘1)
Mumb- no "minute policy, by means 0‘ “l "'
thee-built“ his c.0500. . '
newer shunt policy-meaty.
Dentistry in a. humus. apron-don and apart ‘ .h
Unfortunately, there in typo-ed to be a Merci... ii‘ i.
which num- obtain-.1. ' n and a” ".‘1 1.
lane real alibi-once. and, assuredly, theft at v‘” '
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Ammonium calla-into training; an all ‘r ‘5‘”,
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the Inbred dam ‘ ‘ may.
hbmu‘dflm nil-Alla from tho 8‘1““ ...t'
M” _, 7 of the digestive fluids. and, as it} '. W
wM-r'lkwhentho mold: of than fluids are iv ‘LM
mum titans»; it is mental that * . ._
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“QMMW frequentyl; and keep 1“
“and this. you for”: you have tabla.
I. I. 03112.
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