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Regent Theatre .
"hc House Where Quality Reigns 1
Entertainment Programs Every Day
Broadway Show: and Motion Q
Pictures
PALACE TODAY
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Billie Burke Scores In “The Mislead-S
ing Widow." i
(ill-.- of il.-.- questions screen lovers;
will ’i“l\' ll‘."‘l‘SPth“ when t‘lrj: yieui
charlltin': Billie Burke in her latest!
Paramount-Vtcratt picture, “The 5123-:
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Matinee 47c.
Evening 20c;
Today
l’ro-
MI 1le Zli-i-H' 1"“? ‘"7~< 5 hradin: “Now." at the Regent Thea
ELSIE FERGI'SOA l ‘- Ire today. is: “\Vherc did they find,
.. in ~~ ’ s-tt-l: a wonderful little home :0 ‘slioot‘l
“THE \VITNESS FOR the t. nus in"" For the :t't:<t3c roontsl
’FHF DEFENSE” Iii-ll slit oft the l“‘.i‘v lie-lily of Miss!
J V .
-'\ lliarlluot‘l photo‘dratlla of \' 11"”1‘7'7 7": 5““ “WI? 1'3""qu *‘i Well
lulu/till: imam“. ,md‘ pth-r from in. ’l.)\lnl‘\ll no. ,it in» l.i .l stil
he ~ell~‘atit-il'tl \"lk;t“ \lll res: ot‘ the "i”: TlH‘ interiors for “Thn Mia-loath.
«lute name. in! \\ MOW were taken in one of the‘
. .., l‘llost lwalltil’ill houses lYlIGlf‘ll Cove:
\Vednesd'lv IA‘Il'.‘ Island. and nt-l‘Ox‘ was the daintyx
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The Latest ()ffpring ()f grave of llillie Burke given a more de-E
l ‘i “f llL‘Illllll setting. .\'o wonder the pic?
ARITA bTE ART , tlire is silt-ll a captivatinl: little rm;
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A plcturizatioll of Louise
vost's powerful novel published in
The People's Home Journal.
“HER KINGDOM OF
DREAMS"
l‘llotoplay Perfect:
lllant-e of low: and wounded officers,
and a "dead" husband who-refused to
die and ended up by fallinz in love
with his wirn: ‘
.‘lack Senitelt's latest comedy "l'il-
clc Tom \l’ithoilt A Cabin" will be
shown today.
The
Reels of Exquisite
. Thirsdav
Thos. ll. Iilce Presents
DOROTHY DALTON
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“The Market of Souls”
Fi'Tdav
PALACE TOMORROW
Screen Drama
Realistic Phatoplay, “The Market Of
Souls." With Dorothy Dalton,
to Leading Role. ;
Eran Broadway will obtain some
new ideas about New Year's E\'e rel»
elirations from the new
.»\rt«-iaft photoplay, siarrinz Dorothy,
Dalton. “The Market of Souls," which
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mm“)“ .1 litures (orp. I h ‘pmr \\'iIl l)(‘ on \ low at the Palace Theatre,.
William Morgan toilliln'tn‘f. t .t-t-nt of lavish roveivzv
—as— unsurpassed in screen presentations.
is shown in this picture.
(‘lcver toe dancers. Egyptian maid~
ens. and ballet girls minele with thc
guests in the ballroom of the Broadway
I restaurant. A :reat push hall is tossed
amour: them. and a air] dances on top
of it while coulpctin: sides of dress-V
teach her. i
I “Almost a Husband"
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Slill'Hl diners strive to
Then a huew replica of the (iflrlll rolls
into and spins on its axis.
Suddenly it :-tops anti pails into helli-
i:i~l:.~res. the upper llalt‘ rising, \'.‘.l":t-
pigeons flutter from the centre of tilt.-
t'tll'lll and fly moon: the guests as eul—
t be room
Pictures Every Day
Added Vaudeville
Thursday. Friday. Saturday
Matinee 2:15. Evening 7 and 9.
tilt‘lzl; of peace.
Today , _ A ,,,,, _. -_,__-._ }
A Slow to the High Cost of ‘ REGENT TODAY t
Entertainment
'. Ofl'cring Elsie :crguson Renowned Star inf
; BILLIE BURKE .3... MW, ,0, m my...“ >
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Did you ertr have a picture of your-
Tllis is
what happened in Elsie Ferguson's
latest Artcraft production, “The Ava.
lanclie." wlli'-h preceded "The “'itness
fin" the Defense," which plays at the
Regent Theatre today.
Because Mist: Ferguson played three
loles. a youn: debutante. a Spanish
sellorita, anl her mother it was neccs.
ral'y in many of the scenes for her to
play Opposite herself. hilt it is a pho-
tographic impossibility for one to
('lzlsp onc‘s own hands in motion pic-
tures. and the manner in which this
scene was filmed still remains a mst
“THE MISLEADING
\VIDOVV"
A Paralllount-Artcraft pictlirK
ulnpted from F. Tennyson Jesse's
.tild II. M. llarwood's “Billeted.”
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l MACKSENNETT I
In His Latest and Greatest Comedy
Success
self handing yourself money?
“UNCLE TOM
WITHOUT A CABIN"
terv. .
«a.» , a My may”. , ’me.“
. child
. harmless
l’aramouni- ‘
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- mam-law»: .
as arena aim
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“SYRUP OF FIGS"
[Look at tongue! RemoVe poisons fromicountrles 0? the world gatllertd here ‘
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stomach, liver 3.11
bowels
of Figs
Accept "Califomia"
only—look for the name (‘alifornia on
the package, then you are sure your
Syrtl p
most
for the
is having the best and
laxative or physio.
little stomach. liver and l)(-'.'.'t*l.~‘.
dren [me its delicious fluity
Full directions for child's dose on each
bottle. Give it without fear.
Mother! You must say "California."
DANBURY MAN HEADS
COUNTY ORDER
Continued From Page One,
splendid financial order. A lalge num-
ber of members have also been gained
during the past year. .
Tile following county ofliceis of the
A. 0. ll. were elected: President.
Jeremiah A. Keane. 0f llunbilry. vice~
pl‘t’sidlvnt. John ('ailavan. oi‘ Stanl-
I'ord: recording secretary, Martin
Meltonougli. of Norwalk: financial
secretary. Thomas .1. Coleman. of
Bridgeport: county treasurer, Hugh
Bright, of Greenwich; chaplain, Rev.
l’aul l{t'lliillL‘. of Staiilt‘ord.
The following county officers of
the l.:ldics‘- Auxiliary were elected:
President. Julia A. Brennan. of Stam-
ford: vice~president. Mrs. Ellen Mark.
of Bridgeport; secretary, M 's. Helen
J. Kane, of Danbury; treasi o-r. Mrs.
Joseph (‘assitly .of Bl‘itlzepo.t; chair-
.1118“ of Irish histozy. Miss Julia
(Yt‘on nor, of Gl‘ecnw ich.
BANKRUPTCY CCU HT.
“V“? (‘0. of Xt-Wltiwn,
president. J. \T. l‘o'i'iy.
:n li.l!lilil}i‘:('_\‘ in
The Harris
through its
has tiled a petition
the l'. S. court. and mad." oath that
he» .litl not have enough money to
pay the filing ice. The li‘l’)lllllv'\‘ ot'
the company are down as 312.133.13,
cf which $111.14 is due for taxes. The
assets {11‘1‘ estimated at $4,966,222. The
principal items under asst-ls are:
Notes anti securities. 5300: stock in
trade, $100; machinery and ttmls, $3.-
500. and debts on optn accounts,
$793.18. There are 20 creditors me
only Bridgeport one being Gledhill &
00.. for $480.20. The. two principal
creditors are the Seymour Manufactur-
ing (.., for $9512.50, and the Federal
Reserve Bank, of New York. for $1,-
t tt0_ The iil'st meeting or cleditors will
bt‘ held November 6 at 9 a. mi.
Attorney Frederick l:‘._ )lcl'zatl was
appointed trustee of the estate of
Frank Klinurd. the Bridgeport auto
(‘Ilil-p
taste!
Wednesday
Dorothv Dalton
Presented by ThOS. ll lilcé
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“The Soul Market”
A powerful picture of human
ilearts struggling through the dark-
ness at last finding light.
Thursday
With vaudeville
Anita Stewart
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Miss Ferguson slips a roll of bills ill-Q mp (lrfllt‘l‘, m a. meeting of the credit-
to her own hands at the gambling ta-jm-g held before Refill-(.0 J. “1 Banks.
bio and saves herself from utter ruin‘ycstrrday. The appraisers are Paul
and disgrace. Neither she nor anyone Go‘dh““¥~ “3"“ 31- Wainstow and F.
, , ,. , l-l. Steley.
else will ei er tell how it was done.
REGENT TOMORROW
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Anita Stewart, and Support'ng Cast (olll‘t ill cfi'ctt upheld the conviction of
in “Her Kingdom Of Dreams." illavul Lamar. known as the "Wolf of
Brotherly love. as the powerful “‘4” ”IN-"w" on Chill‘gt‘i" 0i C'OHSDii'in:
force that. sends a father to an early to prevent the manufacture and ship-
. int-lit of war munitions.
grave and controls the destinies of a Lamar “as charged with being in
prominent New York family, is one conspiracy with You Rintelen, u. Ger-
of the appealin: elements in "Her man agent.
Kinctlom of Dreams." starring Anital
Stewart. which will be seen at the Re-i
gent Theatre tomorrow. I __
As Judith Rutledze. Miss Stewart. M
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Vltagraph's, Super Feature
“Her Kingdom of Dreams"
Friday
At The Palace Only
(“3st Leslie plays the role of a country gill whti;
—iu—— has idealized the life and surroundinzs
“The Grav Towers of the large cities. As a stenozraplier E
she is involved in the family affairs’ i
Mvsterv”
,of her employer. the wealthy Mr. “'ar-
‘rcn. whose death results from a vio-
‘lent argument with his son Fl ed. On
his deathbed the elder \Varren makes
a final request that his son‘marry Ju-
ditll.
Their nlarriaa'e is followed by a son.
ies of business and domestic misunder-l
standinzs which cram the picture with:
unusually interesting situations. i
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HOYT’S
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Evenings at 7 and 9
Matinee Saturday Only at 2:15
lrchestra, 20c Balcony, 15c.
Thursday. Oct: 30
ALICE BRADY .
r—ln—d
“THE KNIFE”
FridaIOct. 31
To Be Announced
Saturday. Nov. 1
“The Lesson”
What's on at Hoyt'l November 19,
20, 21, 22?
REMEMBER THOEE DATES!
The highway of knowledge
MOSCHELL FOOLED PEAS those folk; who have a clear vision.
is for
If your eye. cameras no longer easily
adjust their focl; if the outer trans-
ANTS.
-..-Dr. Moschell. who posing as an Am- is Improperly Convexed, so that it
eltican agent, is alleged to have per- ,if the muscles of your Ifisdiaphram do
petrated a hoax on a group’ of anti-in0t instantly respond to a change of
Bolshevik Russians. who were m- 'ligbt. you need our an“.
duced to establish a government here i
to take possession of Russian territo'
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ries between the frontiers of Poland I1aH. : ME’R
and Old Russfa, has been arrested. He
Optometrist: and Opticians
is charged with fraud. When taken
into custody he posed as Baron de In
f‘Tbu “disguise-1"
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Roche and said be was touring Ger-
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'coucnsss or WORKING workout . *
' . WASHINGTON. 3 ~_ ~ . o’ 0 o o o . .
cm” s LAXAT'VE» 0“ 3- “omen! o“.“o“o“¢%~.»:«:«:«:«3.0:».
l‘rmm practically all oi the leatit'ng‘
{for the opening this mcrning of the.
international Congres; of wont“:
:Women. the first of it: kir'ld ever new.
The object of the conference is t){
interchame ideas and rxporioncg; on
gsubjeits which most intimately affect
women-legislation ccncerning employ-Z
,m‘nt. child welflrc. welfare of meth-
‘(rs. and protection of llteir sex in nab.
artlous industries.
1 The ten delegates representing this
’eountry in the Congress are Mrs. Ray.
mond .Robins of Chicago. president of
the National VVomen‘s Trade Union
‘chague; Miss Mary Anderson of
.VVashington. representing boot and
:shoe workers: Mrs. Lois B. Rantoul of 00
Boston of the Federal Employes' .:.
Union: Mrs. Maud Swariz of ill-a l'rlllt- i.:.
.ers: Miss LecnoraO 'Reilly of ;~'ew'_3.:.
l’i'ol'k “'enlen‘s Trade l'nion League: I
_l\liss Agnes Nestor and Miss Elizabeth .3.
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[Christian representing: the Glove 313k.
ers; Miss Rose Schneidermann or tile
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Cap Makers; Miss Julia O‘Connor.‘o:o
president of the Telephone Operators ”3.
Union, and Miss Fania Cohn of the I...
Ladies Garment Workers' Union Of'.:.
New York. I".
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' socmusr TROUBLE snows, {’3’
PARIS. Oct. 28 (Havana—The split I?
in the Socialist Party. arisin: from 0:0
the action of the organization in tan-to o
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in:,ironi its list the names of uepu-
ties who supported the zmernmcnt
and voted for the treaty of peace with 4 .3
Germany. appears to be extending lol 3
the provinces. according to the news,
Several deputies who
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are leaving office are joining the (113i
senters. . !
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of the Seine department met last ev~
ening and decided to separate from
the Seine Federation and to nominate'
three or four candidates for the (‘ii‘c-g
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tiun to the Chamber of Deputies. This S:
would leave the Socialist electors to 0:0
express their views at the polls. All .9
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the dtputies who are inning oiiire
will be candidates. it is announced.
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GERMANs TO LEAVE
BALTIC PROVINCES
PARIS, (in. Ex "The Supreme (‘oun-
cil dctritled today that the allied Conr‘
mission to supervise the t vacuaiion (if
the Baltic prm'nces by the Germ/ms
should leave fox the Baltic with-.1 a
few days. '
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This decision was reached’
at a. meeting of the Council preslded
ort-r by Premier Clemenceau and:
attended by Marshal Foch, General:
Nit-sscl and numerous allied military.
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The commission is composed of Gen '..
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is chief of the body; General Turner..
England: General Marietti. Italy: .
Commandant Takeda, Japan: and
vllrigadier-General S. A. Cheney. Unit;
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“An Excellent Opportunity for
'Norwalk Investors.
Limited Ofl'erinz of a 7 Per Cent. Cumulative Preferred Stock. Guaranteed as
to Principal and Dividends. Now Beinlr Placed on the
Market for the First Time
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$75,000
J. 8: .1. Cash, Incorporated
SOUTH NORWALK, CONNECTICUT
General Offices, South Norwalk, Conn.
Seven Per Cent. Cumulative Preferred Stock
Redeemable at 105 11‘ id accrued dividends after five years. Dividends payable quarterly
on the \first day of FEBRUARY, MAY, AUGUST and NOVEMBER.
PRINCIPAL AND DIVIDENDS GUARANTEED BY
J.f& J. Cash, Limited, oi Covenlry, England
C APITA LIZATION
NO BONDED SINDEBTEDNESS
And No Bonds May Be Authorized Except with the Consent of Seventyfive Per Cent. of the
Preferred Stock
Preferred, Authorized $100,000 Outstanding. $ 75,000
Common, Authorized, $200,000 Outstanding, $140,225
Management and Officers
. Experienced men camprise the management of the J. & J. Cash Company and their c:-
penence. dates back thrOugh a. long period of successful business years. Mr. Sidney Cash is
the president; Mr. Frank Goodchild, vice-president and general manager; Mr. Arthur Lole,
secretary and treasurer.
The Cash concern’s business is drawn practically from all over England and the British
Isles ,throughout Canada, and from the length and breadth of the United States.
WE RECOMMEND THIS STOCK FOR INVESTMENT
Price $100 Per Share. and Accrued Dividends [mm Nov. 1
DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR MAILED UPON REQUEST
‘ MAPLES & GOLDSCHMIDT
STOCK BROKERS
85 VVashinzton Street. South Norwalk. Conn.
Telephone. 153
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BIRTH _ REGISTRATON parser. . . All statements herein, although not guaranteed, have been obtained from official or other
‘ IVE. .. t o . sources regarded reliable.
HARTFORD, Oct. 28.———1\tmety per 0
cent. of the births in Connecticut each .O”O”O“O”O“O”O“O”O“O“0“.”0“0”9“0”0”0“0“O..0 O O O 0 0 o O o o o o o 0 g 9 . . .
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year are not recorded, according to . . ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ 9 . 0 9 0 O O O O O O o o o o o o 9 o...”o“o”o“o”o“o”o”¢”¢“o“o
information given out yesterday by the. .
State Department of Health. A state. ' w" *- —- — ~~ 3--
wide campaign on birth registration is RuWAY’IuN ~ . ‘
to be started by the department nextl SPECI‘KL SALE
week and all physilans and midwives, . i
will be asked to cooperate. llt‘ileslg! Lyman Xracken sailed his “a” _0n—
the cflices of the various loca pen down the Norwalk Yacht (llll) lo
boards in the various towns in the
state show that less than ten out at
every hundred births in the towns are.
recorded. . l
Smitllville Sunday. where she is to be
hauled out for the winter.
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Corrected to Oct. 6, 1919
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW VORKI
A. M.—1:18: (except Moudays),'
512:, 5:49:, 6:03. 6:57:, 7:09:. 7:54x.
8:16:. 8:19:, 8:59:, 9:39, 10:33:.
i 11:21:. i
‘ P. M.—12:03:. 12:52 (Stamford;
.only). 1:09x. 1:38: 3217:. 4-321.
'5127x. 5:46. 6:00:. 62:06:. 6:49 (Stam-
ford (nl:'). 7202:. 77:53:, 10:07:. ‘
Sunday:
A. M.—-1:18. 5:49;,
9zl9x. 10:33:. 12:03:.
P. M.——1:09x. 3:44:. 3212:. 4:32;:
5:46, 6:06:, 63:57:, 7202:, 7:57:, 9:19:.
6:49:, 8:59.:
Dr. S. M. Dietz
J Suits and Coats
JACOBY’S ‘
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.47 South Main Street ? Charge Accounts'tlpenetl t
Before you go out drink the _
warm comfort that slice in 3 _
cup of Vail Dyk‘s Ditches!
cofl'ec. When you come in,
counteract the chill of Fall
with a steaming: clip of Van
Dyk‘s Quail-Tea. Coming and
going. Vail Dyk's are the best.
, Duchess Cofiee 45c 11:.
All mm . Quality Supt-cine
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10:07:, 10:40. 12:34:.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
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A. M.-—-12:10:. 4:10:, 5:30, 6:34.
8200:, 8251:. 9:151, 9145:. 10:60:. i
P. M.——12:03:. 12:45 (Saturdays
only), 1206:. 1:45:, 2215:, 2:57. 3:30:, .
3:53. 4:23. 5:13:,é:28, 6:00:, 6:03,;
8110:, 11:15:. -
Sunday:
A. M.——12:10:, 6:00,
10:03:. 10:50:.
P. M.—12:10, 1203:, 14:35:,
5:25. 6:00:, 7:05. 8:10:. 11:15:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A. M.—12:26:, 1:20:, 5:40; 6:07
t7215. 9:19; 10:22, 10:53: (Bridgeport)
11:68:.
P. M.—l:20, 2:54 Bridgeport). 3:27:,
1:28, 5:19, 6:21:, 6:61, 7:08:, 7:32
3 (Bridgeport), 9125:.
i Sundays.
i A. H.—12:26:, 1:20;, 7:43, 9:19:
10:19, 11:12:. 11:58:.
P. M.—-2:10:, 4:4‘Zx, 8:48, 6:33:.
7:08:, 8128:, 9:25: “
‘uzw HAVEN TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. H.——12:10: (except loudly”.
4:42: 4:538. 5:50, 6:50,,l:05:. 8:30.
9:411, 11:...
P. I.-12:17x. 330:, 4:35, 5:1‘1.
5:37, 0:11, 9:18:
4. 8.918303. I m. «tn. “1:“ .
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8:00:. 9:00:
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COME
TO DAY
SCHOOL 3 The Victor and Hi‘s Spoils.
"To the victor belongs the lpolls." This slogan. which has been re
called and recalled to us during the past years of the World War. ml
ly took its birth in the old Roman days. It was at Rome that the
slaves brought in, after bottles with other nations. were put to work
keeping the fires going. to heat the net Turkish Baths, which were
even popular before Christianity.
These slaves lead a dog’s life. because the mucr in which their
work' was laid out for them was, indeed, primitive. Imagine keeping I
are lit, under a Turkish bub, tbs: occupied many, many city blocks-
a mile square. in fact. But the Romans had their baths, never-them
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DAHER & SIMON
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