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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 20, 1921 · page 3

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REGENT

One of the biggest feature
Weeks in the history of
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TODAY QNLY‘
Viral, National Presents
KATHERINE :1
MACDONALD .

In Reiia \Veiman'n (lelehmli-d

‘ v'm‘t‘ c-‘x‘fiuv-fifiyxr aw;- —

Saturday Evening I’M:
Love Sl’ory ol on
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WEDNESDAY ONLY

[hmlurt Presents llm Scroen‘s
Magnetic Slur

MARY MlLES
MENTER
in
"MO‘ONLEGHT AND
HONEYSUCKLE”
Om- of Um lll~l~l d»lighl.l‘ul
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Minior has; one: appeared
Two Reel Comzd/
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. Two Days Only
”THURSDAY AND FRIDAY

 

 

 

 

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TO BLOT OUT A MISTAKE SHE SI-
LENCED THE BELL

You will be making a grave mistake if you fail to see

CATHERINE
., CALVERT

In David Belasco’s Play "

“THE HEART “‘"OF
, MARYLAND”

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

{and the \Vnshinglon en'ilerence on
disarmament and Pacific prohlmns, in
xivw‘ of impending dewhmuwnls in
domestic. politics. it was learned this

Local Disarmament Advocated

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

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WHAT HADl
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Acvidz-ui Victims
Lune; Hid-gr.

DlSAQM

Railroad Buriml in

i No (‘luim huving immi mndc for {‘10
lliwlivs of Mr and Mrs. \Y. J. IA-wL‘.
liln- (‘olm'ml pvr‘aons who “'(‘rv killml in

:m ucciclwnt on “2.- Nov} Haven Howl.
' nut 01' the (ilvnlirook railroad siuilnn.

isuturduy. .\-nr. 1“. ll!" n-muins “'(‘l'l'
hurled (Ill Suturdu)‘ :ifim‘noon. l'rnm
;l‘riu~ll:inl's morguh. Stamford. in {in

Lung liiilgv pl-I’J'l‘)‘.
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\I'VEEK OF

SEP FEMBER 19

AUTUMN JUBILEE PRO.
(II-RAM OF PICTURES
AND VAUDE'WLLE
VMW
TODAY 2.15, 7 and 9

r CHARLES RAY

l.'Jl us: illr- (‘lll'lllly luw yiu
lanvu .Ku oflnn ;;(-en~ bu! as
u "(l:lmly”——llm town idol

and mnm- nlemmr in
“‘NKNETEEN
AN ll)
[PH Yl‘LlLlS"

a‘lmrlosl has; two mulntlim'i ~
clothes: and Phyllis—and an

IIOHI ho nearly grim;

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Two Reel Comedy

“THE SLICKER"
Patho N was

DOUBLE BILL...
WEDNESDAY
v—DOUBLE BILL

HOP-E HAMPTON

'l‘ln- lioauiil’ul (mire-an
(luunzilic l‘ll‘oduntltm
xiiilior'u sacrifice

"DOVE’S PENALTY”

sun-vial Addo'd Altrictiun

WALLACE REID

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in? the- lluli’m k (‘lnvrr-y ('ircus. \Vllli‘ll
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[upt um! ilw V\'l!‘('\‘-. 'l‘lwy (lll'll almost

;E"..\'t\1ntl\. if nus 31’. first ln-iirvml Hui

\‘.’llll‘ll “1‘s t‘:"l‘:3l"l in

it” :- mum's ‘mllv iv olnimml llf.’ :1 “'0
‘inzin \\ lm was «i.-<z~rilm-l as his Wife, . U

. . . )lNESS
living in .\'~-w limimrd. Mass. 50 MV 9 ‘

mm’r éor AN
ARG UlflEHl'

ward has liq-I'll rvf‘z‘ht‘d from Iii-r slum-
:Em :li‘ClilHlll

'.il!l.‘ “flan-r iwwis. son of tho k‘lO'ld
couple and .\ll:‘.s MJria Riv-Hing. also
. lgxi-nll-z‘l‘ of the colored circus party
v10 lll_llil‘|‘ll in lhi‘ 3.11110 :lCcl-
Jun. uiq-n :l‘ y jumiwd from 'll"
"rain. .n'i- \‘llll id ilw Stamford llflSDl-

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Swl ll is llkrlg» Hail llw rmiuusi Ira-illn
i‘n‘ l‘u-Hllii Rubin. in n notn lvft lm-
"wind, in udnm w.- lmlo boy, will lu-
E.l:‘l‘l‘x\'t‘ll. ”rivals in Nrw liOL‘hPll»
l‘-- 3750 ‘-\l>"f'-'< "l a. :lvsirr" in iukw
ir‘uru m‘ tlu‘ l-uy.

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\Il'anm- l‘;\|N‘ril‘IH\‘ m” Putin-n! In Nur-
“'ll‘ll Sanitarium.
5‘11 Sivplwn J. M.il.l_r

[EGGS IN NI‘Z\\’ STYLE.

(‘huir- ._ ‘
(iv-Ortiz )0" ”my lnruri:

llu-

TT‘. 1"

iii! lliml in Xvw Han-71. 11ml ln- .Asli-ni $9,. “r'
In H. mnmwnl.

[ho \xniivr returned.

lln‘ tlm‘tnr to bro-uk llu- szul lH‘\\‘S to l l ‘ y ' i l
. ‘r : a m
tlu- rnuilwr, who was [lwn m tlw lust H um n». Hr' 2.: W \ ( I )1
sin. about ihrm c-mzfs.

Hum-s of i-otlsumptiun :ll ilu- sunilzuu

oI rigltt :u the llulllllP
{Tm-m friml, sump as this gnntlmunn‘."
«Pittsburgh Chroniclo—Tulograph.

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way the [:u‘lm‘t '71:!1 did what he

rouhl to compvw her.
“1 know t'v

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_..u wils Ill restliws statv tram u drpum ‘ V“, MM,“ h "‘ full“ “f U m ”or“ -

lah.‘ i‘ml tlu- riwht ln-wm- 'l‘lw doctor me. Fir. nn Hw hmmntm :09 hush“ “155‘ ism ‘
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Ill-Z SHIPPED THE PIE.

. . . . two

Mann nl lm- Sinh- 'l min n-ulos s “ulll- .
' _ - .. . .. .‘ . it'll! .i “1:35. snmv hum :1 pm or (“nit-'0, mt man at Um rutlroud ro->!.:urunt
‘HHSQIIHL i. im 0'. in~ \'i'."|lll‘;lll\)ll 0: .I . . . ' ' . . .
v . . , . ,. land sl-m‘; rulls, Sui-l ill" r‘ J'Z :0 ‘10 «‘ouriivr.

vir-um Winch u [null :i., 11:1 Ila-ml: .: , . a _ ., .. ,
. . . . . “um-r. Yrs, {.11. h Milli-c (‘uslml sun.
\vmmn. l‘u-l m In .\ur\\u~h sunliur- , . , ‘ . . . , , H” . . _

, , . ").s, snr.’ l.lf" iwi-iirn x». x»‘x...e<>s nuiuuilm; tlw
mm. suyx llw- Nurwuli luxllu-im In H ‘ 3 iv:

. . . . . is run) :lnlull hill: ‘ ‘ (:‘2 [HA ' .

«mfim‘ was Visas-ll m ln< ntllm- In I\:A\\' p . . f; p h" h _ . r ‘
1 . . \rll"lu}: m- thv r.xlx‘o- .\o, .;~.' ('llltllil- l'lll. ll". «,9 v." C» LN“ (‘fiunlrl' I
huh-n by (in) Walnut: 5 huslmlul, v. lzul , ' .. , ' ‘ d‘ > ,
l - . . i . . uiu- llu- vuqx ("n”rm Mom. 1:, 1- i' rig-“lid has no up-
hml lulu {nut lllt‘ll" tlilll‘illlt‘l‘. 1.052..

:l‘l'r!‘ t'rllxl "

““0”. r ”"3 “0 upper crust.
\VZ'II‘ 501; I)“ tnh there is dust." H
Yor’kwca S‘ it"if'i‘in.

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mm. 'l he doctor was rilnclunt ii‘ I m” " l ‘ 3”” m ' ”"H‘n‘ . ‘ - ~

‘ p ‘ , ”...,“ .- m Ml. “ENS.
nuiiuriulw llm (lé‘llt‘illl‘ :mu sud mm- ' ‘Y ' .. x l ‘ l , i ‘
slum. l-ut l‘.(: llzmlly ylvlilml to the im« “5' M" " m " ‘UTW' “W‘U’, ‘0 .. ‘ y}. . _
in'ttziiii-s of tho husband. \Ylu-n tho kitvlu-n. ‘ . - 30-; L. “9'1”“ 'worn.ii:iulio
«loclor moten‘Wl w-u" to Vorwiph lip In two mmuhw l‘v (tum liacl; on-‘r- morn) “"0 ~' ‘ ~3untr). “)n‘” 9”“
“.15 ml"! .n ”.1. Qunii'lrium l)\v’ "n 'it— mum. l“flllt'll rantidvnlinll» :md 1n~!zi<itl‘h' l1“(‘l"17‘5: “' “ML“ ‘1 NEWMH and
h-i-d‘mt wl~o mm lll'll Hm tlm wnm U‘ntly ovvr tho tuliiv u'ul mini: Profitable univhlklng. As she grew

“more alasorlurn‘; it: the pursuit her en-
lT‘Hi.

During- 01w n“ in animated descrig‘u
' tions of hvr wvss a friend inquirml:
Intro your lw-T‘lx good laying ems?"

g "0h. ’93.. ~ remix-d. in a delight-

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sill“ rt-t-vu‘mi r". :1 IiSKT'i'TSS-W‘l ton“. r _ -. . .' . .
i, In “wm‘ (‘u m irilillzk w'” nkui Um I" a Classified ad m “19 39mm” ‘ l “’7‘"? ‘ - ,.“.“.“.‘ ”“1 “.b‘m egg
' F00 MUCH SPEED” ulmmfi ‘ for the hen ruullu. i'Cl!"r—-~!:0"vi-’Tf ”“5:
I I know {mini 9 (iti‘um l l‘u-i lust . ~—_ -~—— _ ‘ _ .. ....Mf-w—“wfi‘d
l! -:v;:.' .wi- w-znwl- ’
'l‘lu- woman (Elm S'li‘l ”mi “14‘ ' It l' D l l 0 B ad", "
‘iirwuxwzl slit in“! room vr-ul frum 1,. r 11 Ian 8 ",8 “g P n r0 ' ay !
... . i m < ~_~, :‘r:..‘ ."w' r'--'u:'t‘ -l ’ ‘ ‘
iucmnrl f no ) "I" x‘ “”1 ' \' Y ’86 B ‘
' ‘ I 1' I A“ t-\ lwr hmrs- ii: Nl'w iluw :1. “1‘1”“? ‘ Recall Roma’we an e rass ' iii
). hiya-vino MacDonald Stir!“ in Now i "w; $3.2? 13“,”: I inhurgflil‘n’:
Fit-Ht Nau'onili Mayan»: l " ' ,‘ ”" ‘ “ ".‘ " " ‘
"(lurkain." i" A " “MW” ""1. "1‘ “‘“y l ‘ x ”I?“ ' ' ”r v
In "(‘uriniul” lmr lniezi lug: plxo url 4' "W I'l': ' n “’4 U. ‘Eilxn‘bnm'
pl i-y, rlmrxnlng linilmrim- Li lillll’? ml ' I" .‘t I“ t“ ‘51?” )3} A-Av‘ 4' " hs'r'
. , ,,... . ‘ i”. tn 9. . ,
lx mill-rurml Ono of tho nun: .Ll‘lai'ill-‘i " H ”I ( k“ I .9. . 1”)“ )9" """
v- hick-n or her carver. /\ 5.“;2‘3 u.’ l‘ (h . “' ‘ "1 ‘ ”‘1‘”; ,‘V ‘.\';"“‘“,;\‘;L" '
v. » , . ,_" <0~ . v "_ .‘ “ .‘. “
‘ Maura ll ir-lls‘. a proily r0 nnnm- n!‘ 'i _" N' " .‘k ' {i}: .(«H \. -z~ it"s-Hr" ‘
popular {ICU‘OJEfi who gxw'u up lu-r if." "”f“ T”‘.“ "2‘ ‘L 23-31 {N ,ZN‘TQJ
.c . . . .1. [-3. .{r' L .nvv' >-
l.-:(‘l"l‘ l0 s‘~’('(l ilir- man of ll"l‘ l'll’):”(‘ :V ‘ R .l' ”5' l v ‘
inlm‘ .ilio (Ill.i‘(n"‘l"l lll'l “Min-xiii, .an i ‘ ”I “QM!" - - .. .
' “ ‘ - ‘ ‘ ' hr . v {355 LS ifr ‘Ji, Sill]
A *‘urvm (o lml‘ Drol'umon. liuw sire l k inn/w“ 11:: 3‘1; in" '» ..q her i I
A‘ . t‘gh ' y r , ; ..-. ...; ,. “ l
\nvilkfl uni lior [ll'OlDH‘lll 3:21] (“cum-"J", 3003!}; PM“ tau": <fr(‘r!"{'i'f1 lown ‘
..lly llmiJ; haphlnf'fih lurrxishcss one. of ixrncvbm‘kn “ H ‘ -_
1b.- :.' . rm. . ,. .. -- ‘ ‘ -
r mo 1 (klighiful sin rm UH. Herein; Ur. Muller y.“ 1,...“ ask...” to WW“, 2
l ....- prm'limr-(l in n inn}: lump 1:} {hm the storv of the (imam fairglhe So- i
yr-nmiiluy Mimi lvlnrtllomud i9 ut her CH1), 0" bg\—(,i\inal {’y’sfi'Lr‘c‘l‘ :
L. if. " ‘ ‘ “ ‘ ‘ "
‘(Nlrlt-vn!" will he the allruction up 1“.‘l.‘,l.,hj-rln (‘(3_I__S_:‘_3hj"l£ 034“
- ili’- lll‘lfl‘lll 'l‘lir-ull‘c many. I I 7- h i 4“,"‘11':
—“ .,_ "H"- ““‘" magpafipfllfl‘ Sept. Ill—Ail PET-
. , . u u
I Ail/10h, ‘N)I)1\Y ‘l,l§‘3 Cl‘i‘lfCTHl‘fl in LL.“ (‘Oll§lructl0n
.. ”.— . . viral 'x:'o::'"l'.l o {132:7 [Kirk wall. at.
l “V108 "‘3' n» B'Wfla" U—‘t Th.” ['"HI i'l‘w (finale: :‘re-t which calla-059d
m “winch-ml and Phyllis" ‘0; <9)“, 9 Jkilling two children. Mary

in “Nim-irmn and Phyllia." Charles
lrny who amenities the role of a dandy
r-ollier ilh'lll that of an awkward.
K mmtry hay, is 21. M9 best and Palace

putrflllfl who will have opportunity to.

today will find it a
The whole production is

-«- ihr picture
"‘Ll lrr-ni.

.lummml full of Lung)”; “Jld the occas-l

lll’lfl for mom are popping up with
tl'l»'|1'fl'('11\)(»‘ll(‘f\' that while you watch
Hm: remun- you will wear a, smile
that won’t oan’ofl‘.

hrnly now for Ray and the masterly

:Jylo in which ho. handles himself
)‘FOVC‘H his; versatility beyond any
(3210:.“0” 'l'lie rupporljng cast is
pic-mild '

 

leLL 0401‘ ATTEND

DIOARMAMENT CONFERENCE |

Supt: '20; (Associated

LONDGN .
W as: becn definitely decided

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The role is em‘

 

arid Anna. Chiepuly. are absolved
from blame by a. finding. todaY. by
Coroner Phelun. The carom-r finds
that the deaths were accidental. and
limit the overloading of the wall was
the result of a misunderstanding be-
twepn the architects and the owners
of: the wall as to the usA to which it
was to be put when constructed.

Gcneral Lafayette Accepts a Set

. NEARTHING of a quantity of
_brass buttous on Broadway in
upper New York recently, lcal

.to an investigation which proved

:thatihey were buttons from Ilcs-

~lsian uniforms worn in the days of

i . .

the Revolution. They wcrcm per-
fcct condition, tile regimental in-

signias clearly discernible. 'l l!!-

brass buttons of the policeman are

about the only ones now‘in ’usv.

‘éhiticularly ,Sincc. _ soldiers ;. 11392

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NEW HAVEN )[A‘l KILLED

HARTFORD. Sept. 3:.'. Joseph
Riley. 50 years 01d, of No. 516 How--
ard street, New Haven, was instantly
killed, this morning. whrn he was
struck by a big ditching machine in
the Parkvlle yards of the New Haven 3 _,
road. Riley was eurployedus afire—l -
man on the ditcher. He was.throwul..
'om- the ditcher » ‘when 'it'wau ,- sw

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around lugaguly by' the angina

 

B rass Man ufactuters

of Gold Buttons from America‘s

what is now one of Amsrica‘s great
est industries. . \
Instead of farming, the people oi
sections of Connecticut took to mak-
ing cloth buttons. Then the brass
button became the style and-the)
made brass ones by the bushel
They were so proud of their work
that when Gen. Lafayette visited
Au‘icrica in 1824 they made him a
-'t'of gold ones from dies cast in
\‘Jasliingtou.
By the tint: thebution craze Had
game. we shcc: brass, industry was

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“GA: .0er apple custard?" askmi ill!“

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to mine for generations to come.“——
“'ashington Star.

n

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car’s number?

fast for me.
girl on the back seai.

—Passing Show. Loud on.

said Mr. Ra fierty.

can well remember when a man ma-
joyed braggin' about liow much work
he could do instead of how much.
didn't do."—-Vl"ashington

'

FAMILY PORTRAITS.
"Are those family portraits?"
"They are." replivd Mr. (‘umrox “l
on't know whose family lliey used to
vlong to. lout l expr-z-t ‘cm in belong

 

NOT TIME FOR l-Z\ ERYTHIXG. .
First Cons::1ble———Dici )er gr! tinil

 

Second Constablsix‘of irv 'n‘inl—zin‘
That wa‘s :1 good lookui‘
wasn‘t it?

First Constable—~Ayc. that she “'15.

 

 

"There‘s no pleasure in hurl war-k."
“Mebbe not." replied Dr. Bdrm.

Mebbe people has changed onlirvly. l

1!!!
Star.

 

9' cum I ‘TATI CY.

 

 

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——'Z"x‘. a Best Sulwsm

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

SWEATERS .

A Sweater is very desirable for out-door needs,
and never were they so pretty or so becoming as the
styles shown this season. They are inexpensive and
so great a saving on other clothes, that to be with-
out one extravagance. Many charming styles in
all the predominating colors are here for your
selection.

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Furniture Is

......... r, ,'/il.ytp«,-'.«.'i,y,y - ' .0. "p'- —.

Our 1/2 Price Sale of Reliable
Still in Progress

STOP AND CONSIDER—That this sale means TWICE AS MUCH
FRNITURE at a stawd sum than you hoped to get.

PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.

Raymond 69’ Son

FUNERAL DIRECTORS
WALL AND HIGH STREETS '

 
 
 
 
 

NORWALK

 

 

VICTOR WESELY

(Formerly With Vaast Bros.)

Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators,
Lamps, Repaired and M a d e to Order,
ALL ms or SHEET BETA}. won:

WELDING OF ALL KINDS OF METALS
13 Raymond Street, South Norwalk. Hear South was Strut.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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for ONL

39c '

(Regularpn‘u
85c)

the difference FEEL the

difference augKNOW’ the

difference between ordi-

ulensils are NOT all the nary thin aluminum utensils

same—so that you can SEE and "W’ear—Evcr."

‘ ‘ .3 Get Your Stew Pun TODAY!

W ALBERT F. GEHEBE
25 Washington Street ' South Nor-walk

 
 

 

This special olier is made
so that you can sec for
yourself that Aluminum

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, The New

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JUST RECEIVED .

Buckle Pumps

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The very latest in fall footwear

‘- Prices from $4.00 to $6.50

KEELER’S SHOE STORE _

THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU HONEY

 

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LUNCH

at he

South Nomrall;
Lunch ‘

3'? South Main Street

 

7 Never. Closed
‘ Specialsc Served ..
11 a. m. to 8 p. m.

PHONE 1569

 

 

AG. .

 
 
 
 
 

PALACE BOOTERY

PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
THE NEW MARION OXFORD

The last word in srasonr'blc slyles cf Oxfords {or women
Mahogany Bin-char Iii-buckle Oxicrds with tan saddle
rubberhaels .......................... . ......... $6.45
' Millagany Bleacher, 3.!)qu Oxfords with mahogany saddle.
mb‘ber heels .................................... $6.45
Gun Metal Calf. Shackle Oxfords with black saddle .
rubberheels....... ............ ...... ”$615

YOU MUST SEE THIS ~sVl'JNDERF'lJL OXFORD TO
APPRECIATE IT.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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R0273! ' ’3?!”- ‘7 HOTEL

 

 

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, Boston Maid Housé Dresses .

 

A fall liué' of Huufie Dresses in new and most attracfiive models.
- ' ' Light and medium colors in plaid and striped gingham

 

and light striped percules.. Straight, belted and ;
sash models - ' 3

Nurses Unifionns in white, and blue and white stripes

 

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