Virmrona
W In: hell not night
thromlrfl Mrs-vi" ammonium
cause of the holiday.
Walter T. Gnu-ale 0! Stamina:
Dutt‘hased the property at S Thomas
street from Samuel J, Keeler.
The pinochle tournament will be
unturned Thur-soar night in the
quarters of the Mayflower Hook and
Ladder companS'. .Van Zant street.
We'reguhn' weekly meeting or the
Ladies' Aid Society, of the East awe-
nue H. E. Church will be held tumor.
row afternoon.
Kr. and Mrs.
by
$0-
Willlam Freeman;
Bridgeport. are spending a few days -
vita: ‘ Mrs. ’. Freeman's parents, East
uvenne. .
- East Norwa‘ik was well represented
in the on: court room yesterday to. .
hear the testimony presented in the
firs . Maud Lee Fredudentnal raid,
trial. \ ’
lira. Caroline Somers and son W11-
liam of Paterson. N. J.. have returned
to their home after spending the
week end and holiday with relatives
in East Norwalk.
Annealing of the board of canvass-
ers’ committee of the East Avenue at.
E. Church will meet tonight .at 8
o'clock in the church to make ar-
rangements for the Every Member
cams which will be held in the
chm-rich on next Sunday.
Final arrangements have been
made for the miustrgl show and on-
. zlu 37m.”
W E. W’s. Vege-
table Compound Surely Re-
moves
1% W“
St. Paul, Neb.—-“-I ‘suil'ered with»
' ‘ ' forabout fouryearaso
that I was imahle
undo;
Nerwalk Eleven C
Be Best in the
league
is in Norwalk on Saturday even-
to do in Work at
times. friend told
, me about L dis E.
*7 Pinkham’s
’ 9 table Compoundnnd
I took it. It. soon
f soth‘atlarn
:4 now eelingfineln
everyway.
ornmend your medi«
cine to my friends
_ ‘ ., ‘ Who . .
troubles. You ma pubhahthis letter
for the benefitof o r women. "—3425.
WILL THGMAS, St. Paul, Neb.
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com-
und, made from native roots an
' rbs, contains no narcotic or harmful
drugs, and today holds the record‘ of
being the most successful remedy for
female ills we know of. and thousands
of voluntary testimonials on file in the
Pinkham laboratory at Lynn, Mass,
seem to prove this fact;
For fortyyears it has been the stand-
“an!
tertainment'tobe held tomorrow ni it
in the Community Hall under the ails
nice: of the East Norwaik Improve-
ment association. The members of
the toast have rehearsed their parts to
the end that a .very creditable per-
flrmance is expected. There will be
3‘ 1:183:13” of very interesting features.
mime sale of ticket
flamingly large. 8 has been
Dancing will be enjoyed, tomorrow
night, after the minstrel show in Com-
munity Hall under the auspices of the
{East ‘Norwalk Improvement associa-
hon. The Sterling orchestr, with Mr.
Bunsen Broadway at the piano. will
furnish music. The piano has been
loaned by the Studwell Piano Com-
pany The members of the cast follow:
Mr. Franklin G Brown [.9an PM”.
Ellis ‘E. Howard, Bay M. Powers, Fred
Greenwood and L., L. Paugh; Miss
Mab'd B'i’“: ”Dun M’" . “Vi“a P.
Miller, oudith Thompson, Gladys Beach
and Ethel Callahan; Mr. William J.
. (Moore, Beniamin J. Thomas Charles
M. Gray, George A. Leach, Herbert 0.
Pollard, nflorge'VV. Grav. SM'W‘V “T“
penter. Ellis E. Howard and William
Gillespie.
W
Above some oyster beds the ice is
over 'two feet thick. Under these con-
ditions there is danger of the ice pres-
sing “the oysters into the mud, canning
themato smother.
The recent serve storms have done
serious damage at Rotor: Point. The
roof cf the main bathing pavilion has
Keen carried away, also rpm-nous of
the not of the Casino. Oliver mmor
domes have resulted. The private
bath lbouses on the west beach have
been :torn down and removed:
The ice and uterine of the winter
have (done some damage at the Nor-
walx yacht club, although the conse-
quences are not serious as yet. The
spilling of the dock is very weak and
a number of the weaker splice are
now doose, although the dock is stand-
ing as usual. The flagpole is down
butane been lashed to the dock soil
is sale.“ It is feared that should a
good storm from the southeast‘or
southcarry a doe of ice into Wilson's
cove abet he entire dock will be can;
tied away.
A Washington Birthday party was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H.
L. Indiana on Crockett street, Satur-
day waning. A most delightful time
was mad in playing games. dancing,
and card playing. She menu was one
of the principal topics of the evening,
which was enjoyed by all. The
sneak were not athe EU. .8. G. Club, .and
. their amines. also from New York
. 3nd long island. There were twenty—
neven in attendance. who were: Mr.
and Hrs. Delos L'Hommedieu. Mr.
and its. Ray D’Homnlcdlcn and fam-
. fly, Mlyn and Clarence, Mr. and
. lira. ‘lolm Plunder, and granddaugh-
ter. Gui-lotto Mr. mm Mrs \x'msgm
' 111'. Melamine, Mr. ' and Mrs. John
' Ilnroadnay, Mrs- John , .Sowarby and
Mr Ethel, ‘Mrs. Moses Raolmtt.
8nd tacos Milton and Imst._cr, any
“Josenh'lne Naurnberg. and son Bern-
hard, Peter Plcken, Mrs; Minnie Am-
f'fier and daughter 2mm of New rm.
Kr. and Mrsxdlmfland and sons am.
to” and "Henry, The decorations were
fed. white and blue, favors were
hatches.
sesam- soo KILLED."
“Eur-lo said to Have Overwhelmed,
~ Fm Isaac-2.
mommy, Feb. 249—11. is reported
h'om momascua tivr' 400 Breach
troops-either have lire: killed or made
I
8rd remedy for female ills, and has re«
i stored the health of thousands of women
I
l
who now are free from suffering by
Its use.
NEW CANXAN
John I‘d. Karl is ill with a sevorc
cold.
I), Chrystal spent. a few days
past week, in New York.
“William Krapowicz is ill at his home
in Smith Ridgr with the flu and meas’
es.
A collection was taken up in St.
Aloysius 3 church for foreign and
home missions, Sunday.
Miss Jenn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Folsom of South avenue, who
has been illlor the past week, is re—
covering. ‘
A surprisc party was given to Mrs.
Thomas Henderson at her home. \Ved-
ncsday evening, by Mr. and Mrs. AL,
her! Natkins.
A “Get Together" and Roll Call sup-
per will be held in the Methodist
church parlors, Thursday evening,
Feb. 2"». A free offering will be taken
up to help defray expenses. .
All of the real estate belonging to
the late A. L. Benedict, which includes
the East avenue and Summer street
property. and 'the farm at Peamtu‘l
Nook. fonnerly of the Susan Anderson
property is offered for sale by the ad-
ministrator, J. Frank Benedict.
Mrs. Philena D. Ready, wife of Orrin
Ready, died Wednesday at Selleck's
Corners, aged ’31 years. Thefuneral‘
services was held at the Lawrence
funeral parlors, Friday. 2 p. m. llev.
Dr. .Kldder (If the Methodist church
officiated. interment was in Lakeview ‘
cemetery.
Dog Warden Theodore jiawley has
given notice that owners of dogs are.
not allowed to let their pets run at
large in the streets, unless within hail-
aing distance of the owners. Mr. Haw-
ley also states that, there are a num-s
her of dogs Without license lags at
tached to their collars.
James German took the second game
{in the SOD-point pool match, Wednes
dev evening, by winning 100 to 82. The
match is with Harry Issues for the
championship of the lawn. Gordian
now leads with 20 against 155 of his
opponent. The remaining three games
will be played tonight.
The Red 1531' Auto Lino has resum-
.ed the flimsy service between here and
Nor-walk, via th Dnrien route. The
regular wav lbrouch West Norwmk 13‘!
.still out .of the quoStion on account of
the great amount of show. No regula:
schedule is kept by .Mr. Buttery. 1"“
the driver is doing the best he can
considering the bad travelling.
_,_'___,_..____———-——- .
mauav vs. NORWALK.
s Wed-
the
Fast Game Elnora h: Fan
nesday Everéing.
The -Danbury News ays: . .
The third game or the intercity
basket ball series between Danoury
and Norwalk will be played it the
9"" Armory nn W’ednesdav evening,
and the hundgvds of fans at this city
expect that the game will proVé: to he,
one oi the most interesting an exalt-y
ing of the season. The first two games
of the series were won by Dnntmry.
and it is expected that the W
team will be greatly strengthened for "
the third game, as it is understood
that if Nomllt loses this game 11‘ am .10,- the name “Wm .an.
end at the great indoor the package then you are sure your
means
game in a city. _
Tho :Bemburv mamzement has not
i received the “lineup of the Kuwait: ‘lltdlejtomachgllver how i C
lteam‘lintt‘lt ita‘belieM'it will contain rein lore‘lls delldousm‘tgte. %
. such‘ we or! seem W M0" directions for child’s dose in: each bot
mama-legal“! «tie. meat valiant tar.
n hsn'mm so start the
game at nine new instead of 8:30
ma by a tyre or Turf“? and
, KIWI-hm. Palestine. can: a a: loathe, , maze game
Wiles"; Dispatch from Cairo. a" m _ drill ‘ 7 '
malted last
Went
incl-team th
‘m (thirty was: north 0
Jane-manuals rang.
Wodnesdzy. ‘ _'l'hev
311th last it also .ls‘ ru- '
e ,
K Day
are evacuating 3““? ,. ,
stopped all my.suf- l
have similar 1
ing, Joe Booth. of Bridgeport, came
across the members (if the Connect:-
.eut Lace Works soccer payers. who
lby the way, are membersof the Fra-
ternal Order of the Sons of St. George.
and it was the general opinion in the
“Lace City" that they are anxiously
'“alting fur the season to reopen again,
as there is the greatest of interest
in boom/am, at the present time. on-
mg to thv club occupying the topmost
poeition in the- amateur league.
We have baud quite 31101; of late
sobout uhu cm» the favoraes tor the
pennant, as; uli‘ clubs so far chin: that
they have the best chance to land this
ltopmost position, but the Norwalk
.playé-is are fully confident that there
is not a team in Bridgeport, in the one
”aleur league, which is able to beat the
“‘guys" from Nerwalk. The manage-
gmerit of the Norwa.k team is prepar-
sing for it hard battle lor final honors
land will rely soleoy on its present play-
ers to land lbewsition.‘ The piayers
Iare all readyl‘or the word to pay the
(game and as soon as'the snow dialp-
.pcars the team will be seen in action.
Three weeks ago, when every other
team in this State was W idle on
account of the snow and ice, the Nor-
‘walk players journeyed to New York.
[where the Rising Star F. C. (Macy 8:
:Co.). was met. Although the ground
conditions were more fit for eluding
than paying soccer, the two . 7
met and the New Yorkers rm
game by the score of five goals to one.
On that day the thermometer was haw-
cring around the zero mark—Brad‘s-
DOrt Post.
i
lsr MFORD snow TO Pans LIGHT.-
ercHr TITLE THIS ween
Young Angelo and Young Eddy «D But
tie for Belt and “Tm.” Next
, Friday Night ‘
They meaning boxing W
fighters, etc), aredoinx flair best to
carry the Stain. lightweight title down
State. They this time refen-lns to
l
Ray Bill, lunch mom xii-updater, and
his associates). have matched up
Young Angelo, of Stamford, and Young
Eddy, of Greenwich. to battle 1|)
rounds in the Mission street arena. in
Stamford, Friday night.
To lend a real championship glamor-
to lhespectncle, the promoters have
purchased :2 belt {or whicn they are
reported to have paid $200. This belt
will be handed to the winner of the
bout, so, after Friday t, either
Young Angelo or Young dy wul be
claiming thr- ‘ightWelght championship
of Connecticut.
The ,senn-unal bout tor the same
card is an eight-round am between
Walter Brooks. of New Yank, anu Tow
my Shea. formerly of New York but‘ coast. “71“"!!!
now of Bridgeport.
LARRY W-ILLIAMS T0 BOX INDIAN
CLAY TURNER.
Larry Williams, lightheavyweight.
of Bridgeport, wl‘l box Indian Clay
Tuner, at the National Club. Provi-
dence, tomorrow night. Larry is in
great condition for the 3pm. and is
confident he will be returned a winner.
RAY SMITH'S PUNCH WINS.
AKRON, Ohio, Feb. 24.—Sergeant
Ray Smith. of Newark, N. J.. knocked
out Jack «Connors, of New York, inthe
second mun-l or a. scheduled twelve
round boxing contest here last
The men are heavyweights.
“mu u no”
Look at tongue! Remove potions from
stomach, liver and bowel.
: 0
v
vAcoept Taliiornin” Smp of Figs Oll-
chlld is having jthe_ beet andmost
harmless 'lnra‘fi’Vn ns- nthiv , for ’fhp
lather! You must' say “California."
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0H. WHAT LUCK}
Editor or use Sunkist: . -
Dear Sir: A lea; your committee or
a committee of leapere, I don’t just
know which. called ammo.“ evan-
ing about six weeks' ago, all assured
To bred up n cold in the head, neck,
back, or any part of the body be sure
‘ you take only “Bayer Tablets of As
pit-in” with the safety “Bayer Cross’f
This lathe genuine Winn
on them.
for over,
prescribed by physicians
.dzhteen years. ~ .
. in each unbroken “Bayer" package
an M directions to may relieve
your Colds, ‘Headache, Neuralz‘lal,
' — . Toothache, Rheumatism,
Lamb-so, Neuritis, and Pains general-
] .
y .tln boxes containing twelve
ialfiets cost only a few cents at any
drug store—also larger Bari-r pack-ag-
a. Aanirh 1. the trade rr'hrk of Bar-
of Monoacetioacidexter
rimonials
of nineteen-twenty. Altar that“! .
watch my m. as they could at"
no author protection. Min
:those who were so thoughtful of
safety and happiness. 1 remdn,
. ”floors slam.
atoms: A. smut.
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THE “MY I“. opossum.
Mr. Editor: ‘
Dear Sir: In your paper on Friday
nixht there was a tewremarks on Sat.
Inlay night cloning. The number:
say let the public decide.
er Manufacture
of Salicylicacld.
WAY TO OPEN ROADS.
all-Foot W cm From Chlcqpoe to
We". 40 Miles. "
ammo, Mass.-—~Realizlng tile"
neonnoua advantages to be gained by.
the melee! this section through an . .
open thonoughtane from western Mas- have” no room to: doubt.
0n the other hand, it looks as fl‘
sachusetts to Boston, the Fisk Rubber h , .
it see merchants, who ate holding out.
Company “3 twice sent if“ “lamina not so much concerned about the
W plow g 0791' the road from 'Duh’lc opinion, m if! M Mr wk
Springfield to Worcester following re- {3 few hours‘ necmtion. as Win in
cent snowstorm; The plow used (or mm; in those few m dollars We-
this m is a 40 h. p. tract. or, car- fit that come over the counter, between
tying its on load of tvq and a had 6 and 10. Saturday night, View at.
tone. it was in operation day and , lowing overtime pay to their tired
night dreamt! ol’two recentutqnnenclerks. A store clerk is, was and
requiring twochifls of three men each i “looks” as if he airways would be an-
it plowed a 16-foot wath lbs emire‘dermid. unless he‘iornis a union
distance between Chicooee Falls and (Wherein thorn in sfmgth) and can
W. a. distance of over 40 miles.‘1oommand higher wages
The most discouraging obstacles in: M50, the public in geenral lemma.
the “v fl mtg were mpg” gmmgless and lick e.
gov men little of your va‘ueh‘e time".
In view'of the fact that ten’of the
largest cities have adopted this Suture
day night closing. it menus to the fur
the public have decided in a way that
Well, I examine or the public. no pl- .
. Bmmeldg.l Towit: Some or the merchanls say
the hm" '“r'm‘m‘m’ "'3 ‘nm their pan-rm claim ll. in too hot
Saturday afternoons to shop. and they
zwould rather raw-to the seashore or the
'Couniry Club and then shop in the
:«eveninz. Didn't I just say the public
is thoughtless. How abom the c «in?
gDOn'L you think they would like, also,
ito get away from the heat of the city
and visit the seashou? I flint: they
WWW” is 1: rd city
, .re a ly a tuna-y in this
that works their employee Saturday
afternoon—~anll. when the factory
quite at noon, Saturday, tn clerk has
will elflfl or nine hours to so More
he can genome. (and to use), urea out.
while the factory employe in fresh as
a daisy. -
. Now. there is no use in saying this
cannot be done. because it can. if we
all work tomththd the d-ht win:
to do this is to:- ever; merchant (and
thié’ jncludea those poor ones. who
3:111:10 3n open‘n: Sunday.) in close
r cars :1 o'clock a: 81
night and test it out. W
Youknowyoucan educate a person
to most anything.
Muenflv through this section. the
piled-up snow on the sides tanned the
raidatnr. While making the tries the
Nov mom;- plow assisted numerous
stranded cars of every description on
thoir way. One huee truck with an
eizhbton load was towed out of a
The second aim-m was accomunied
bv a thaw. Immwliabclv fo‘lnwed by a
coldfinap which caused tW'mow it
become much like 501M ice. The fence»
h'wh drifts M "ii: solidtronfln new
' “diam
Wetlmen an hour q: two would ll-lI
consumed in makju haul-on colllcions
'10: this harr- maul. Mine away and
plowimr into it aaain. time after time.
cutting ’onlv 1mm thee feet at each
such tanks onlv‘ sink-
le width paths -voI-B mowed. but ex-
tra banal turnout: were made on no!»
side of and: ham cuts so that there
might «be no possible chance if ironic
congestion. The scan M thus pro-
duoed allowed the drivinx arm on
standard make m car from one
Pa" in ”area-tel" to Court mm
Springfield in less than three hours.
__.._._.———.._.- ’
“SLIM" BRENNLN T0 REFEREE
KlLMNBVA‘LOAR GO.
JERSEY CITY, 93.1.. fell. ate—Jim
"Slim" Brennan, Jersey City. has been
appointed-by the State Boxing Oom-
mission to referee the Kimono-Vulgar
l
“08988
lmake the men light
~ plalnts were heard after the bout.
THINKS WELL 0F VALGAR.
Johnny Kilbane, who arrived in New
York. Melony.
comment at his opponent: “Valgar is
agoodhoy. I know. But ! ddi‘t think
that 'he .11 any more than
some a! the other contenders ,l have
met. However, I what holding him
ell-ply. I have trained hard and am
ready to: him." ‘
STEOH‘ER THROWS DRAAK.
ROCHESTER. N: 1‘. Feb. 24.--Joe
Stacker, of flew-ash. champion heavy-
weight wrestler, defeated Tom Break.
‘01 Holland. here last night, in two
.' straight falls. Stecher got the first
fall in 1 hour, 9 minutes, .33 seconds,
with a’hoay scissors sham hasn-
- vmerlock, and the second in 13 minutes,
“mailman-almond body
: scissors.
CHAP ls-VERMTILE. '
Benny Leonard has-gone to the Pa-
' ‘ cine coast. where b? will box and em
smiths movies. ‘The- hamplon
:wlllshowhisvmatillty by Wearing
everything from r pair of fighting
trunks to caress suit. ‘Bennylikeo
v
RABBIT «anagram are: A cos-
~ Rabbit Mammals anthem
m
min-1mm
rm beam rem: ' "fie-3°.”
man-anus
’ , 10-494.”
0
the clerk will inform you. if you hare
aggro enough to kick, that, the next}
r; you conic in it will be 81.50 :1
ya .
We have heard this so much. Well.
:lgat we are educated to itand halter, e
' em.
To .rnake a long story short. let an
public show the clerks. who has set:-
ed them so faithfully these many
years. that they (the public) aphrod-
ato what the clerks bane done.
‘pmmise to do their shopping More 3
o'clock. Saturdays.
The union element of the town, who
an- working eight hours. should more;
slate the_clerkl' contention in this
matter.
' “E PIMlBUS W.”
1?. 3—1” mafiawflflur
télielaltjoiunr.nlerlmout “gem-m m.
l e. tumor in spirits):
inlay tothnclenka.
Editor of The Sentinel: .
Kindly allow a some in ‘m tall:
blower-torn word harem-Ito
“Shop Before Six" movement.
The writer has been in an yard»
noel. lion in store maximums than
uten years. and knows, 2mm
em" mum she speaks.
There 1: alias; untimutt of {mil
tudeonthe part of all of them
iat“ those merchants who have
shown that they W the
serve them, as m
Lastly thud mil that they“
like ,liniu;wr Tuadav m
day of 3119 “Minn “not M It
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.. ‘7‘ .. I?“
'7 mm Wm
am“ It “the cub-m“
13"“. etc. Even ..
“(inseam
”an. m; mu‘oyas
We ‘0! that":
lanolin ”colors were arranged across.
For instance. if you go into a store
and‘buy a yard algooda. at 75¢ a yak“
E.
was
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murmur
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“Meww - WWW?" mum all
i . I Two Shelton “Wm Lucid
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ailing hair at once and rid
W' 4‘ can some of 118.!!de
“Dan-
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rub it intro the main. “After
“several mm the hair usually
at”). coming, out and youn‘uu‘t and
any W. Help your. hair grow
long. thick. and strong and become
. sell, glossy and abundant.
l
USE ' FOR CHOKE MATE RIAL.
Professor am Sunset: Thu it
be fined by on W in
Min. «to More. ' ,
BRYN MAWR, Pa" F'Ib. 24.—-Use of
the government’s stimulus of smoke— Unless the owncm m. . ;.»
making material left over from the mills in Ptlel'bun 512nm ..r. "
war In mm It!!! was summed Increased in w:it»"'\' M ..
”today” lanes 1. Gunshot. associate mormw mel‘nin.:_ 1.7m». with.
professor of Chemistry “at Bryn Mayn- ors, affiliated V...“ .. , .
College, who served in the chemical Workers will strike, 'l‘lu ,
warfare section of the American Ex- a“, mafia. “3,.- gm \ ‘ . ,
99¢me tomes. Smoke screens “0781'! SlV “‘C'Clib 93w» :9 H' ' - '
hm of miles in Width. he ‘30 nailed and unopggnmi n, uni?
limo-r. would benzene likeirsoberhs—
cemd‘ ll! Mathis. Xutians that the
geometrical designs which Sir Oliver.
Lida‘e silage-Sled be laid out on 5th: '
Sahara Desert. ‘
Manuel-11ml has enough douche~
making material to mate a .tremen—
dour-tremormontheeam.and
this materialcanhenaodtorno other
purpose. Manor Crosby said. He
MWanuamasbig as
the state of Planetarium with either
their or with: me.
C” W i783? ‘Vylll NH“; e
No Honey to Put Um a
Winner
$PRINGF'1ELD. Mat,
deal was ccn.:un:€rl:i'.»«!.
gwhereby “1“le E. (‘31:),
«owner of the Springfield [my
es out of local bar-.4 Mil my“...
it“ club, ‘W’llll fi‘:ll“"‘w.", -. mp;
rightmtoitrthu; J- F‘hu-m 4
“No price v::..;..r..::;‘v» p.114
action but it is =1ur‘
Was paid for vile» villi.
Had Franchk; last Yrag
Hr. Sloan lwaan r! H": mm. 1 , .
Care yand Opi‘i‘hfm'. rm, .,
son and. man. w .< L“ p.
111310 make anmhm , :-
could secure a. {row m,
was finally put ”in.“ ,-
log fire for normal \\ u. :,
Mr. Show and his «em-H,
'E. 813832. are well knuuu ,,.
{men of this city, harm; 1m. ,,
:tlon of stock in both 4.. I;
,‘Coolcy Hotels, A, .l s; .
managed the lilllm‘ z
5 ..
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SHOP BEFORE THE CLO(‘k
GTRlKES SIX
We believe the grow-12‘
lieves in the Gold-in Rnl‘ . ' :uf ~ ;~
moon we 11ml to our MM ‘
public, to supper? ‘1‘ W
“Md-u Rule to our . ”1.... .
hours.
one Shop Before ‘r‘:\'
merchant's window 1 i:xl‘
‘ e scam human! miles a member 0' the Gum-u
in lentil were med-m the front dun- who believes in g;~.--:~
in: “'0 W. and them“ no reason to the public‘and m M"
“doubt that Would bemused unveil.
a similar manner {or simulator." be
continued. "if certain; mum reach
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