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.\' ow in Full Swing
~4- Broken Lots Ara Priced
Regardless of cm
Men‘s Hats $1.50
szbed Shirts and .. . .
Drawers .......... 65c
C.spS..... ..... '.....m
Collars ..... 1w
53c Nockwear, 3 for $1.00 ya.
on Neckwesr, 3 for $2.00
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CITY NEWS
.u..l meeting of the South|
v..ngregntionai church is to~
. : ' the church this evening!
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31;: prising a disturbance about
1 .. 'llli lilstl‘ict library WGI‘? re-
. m rhv police last night. Pa—
l‘. mer quieted the disturb-
M
c Ghiotto will be at Wash-
\' liridgf‘. many. a. m. m 8
iri‘h all kinds of flesh nsn.
‘llllll 9 p. m.
1 nm
-i.i' pillish meeting of the
,l' L’JUUIHH church will be
--I i m thv parish house. Pro:
nil-Minx. a supper will be.
my rllnn of officers and re-
. lilll'l- illi‘, meeting.
a .1 at Harris and Guns.
.nzlhles those who
ht‘lll' their favorite
favorite artists. It
:cms an orchestra. for the
'l nrl'hrsira that keeps
lulu-s up little room and
.l iii'tVVt‘i’l'l encores. Look
Ingl- :lssortnmnt of the best
w awaiting your approval
I l‘ulllns CO. '
Hull
.:I it)
5 their
rlxrl‘ ol‘ lloslon. Mass” willl
.mml-v Friday. Jun.1
at the home
Hurrlt avenue. and
v. lied Men‘s Hall. South
7 30. All are welcome.i
ill-iri-Shmvnls will he!
lrt-v. at which lime
asked. Speaker will
lrrlllrc-s.
' Ill l m n'vlock
wi‘ ii
ll. ..
. ill-
rur Vlrtrola at Donnelly's
wkly payments. Store open
.:.tl‘l 9 P. M.
i”'Kl\ll was summoned to
wit evening- on {H‘—
wrimis illness of his fa-‘
. A \V lu-Klyn. of l‘an-
. .lt present resildint! In
\.‘. -‘:vl rwm-ived from va
'- 'nnon is to the effort
,\‘ ~ rmulilion is so'ne-
Ii lurinv although mm
X: 2‘55.
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FITTED - -
-~ t. i “son-Powell Corp.
South Nat-walk
FOOD
l—‘ouy it with thought.
I—cook it with are.
: Z-Rrve jut m.
.g i—save what will keep.
3~eat what w o u l d
‘.i spoil.
3—W is but.
DON’T WWII.
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This message is Just. so
2mm m nit was h m
.1119. , 1' ‘w
1‘ helps to keep saving!
mam m.
“Open Monday Night.”
No! "Jk m‘)tm Ch“ yh r
it “‘1‘ h ('1de
u‘nt‘l iuflher Wm. no classes at 8.1"!
‘last
iron: city: G. J. Williams. New Brit-
2 ain. and J. E. Sibley. Paterson. N. J.
and Elton 8. Baker. consolation prize
at the weekly card session at the
South Norwalk club held lsot ove-
nun.
name-m; or the Norwalk Aerie. Frater-
nal Order of
night, C. Sniflln defeated D. Scalzi
by the score of 80 to 75.
rated 80 and Scalzi 56.
gIIIIAL Fiiiilliil'i
the Interstate Commerce Commission
80mm
83mm
The Sunday school at the South
Guests at the Royal
James hotel
night were: G.
W. Peek. New
Dr. Everett Jones won first prize.
.131” your cos! .2 Hum: tnd Gon-
—
In another game of the pool tour-
Esgles. played last
Snimn was
RATES T00 iiiiiii
WASHINGTON. Jan.
19.4h0uid
decide that rate schedules may prop-
erly be lowered. the lower rates should
he applied first to cool. the commis-
sion was told today. by J. I). A. Mor-
row. vice-president of the National
Cool Association.
The average freight paid on a ton
of coal at the present time between
the mines and points of vonstlmptton
amounted to 2.27. while the price of
the coal at the mine was $2.13, said
Mr. Morrow. He estimated that the
coal rules had advanced from 75 to
200 per cent.. acrordlng to lorniity.
since 1894.
”“10 feel that substantial redne-
tions in bituminous voui freight rates
are, a prerequisite to the industrial
and business revival of the United
States. upon whivh the prosperity of
. ments were QM
t in
.,V
ma JAVA max (211-11. ’ '
The Jazz Belle girls held their first: ‘ -
metal meeting at the home of Miss “f minim
Helen Warga. of 51 Ely avenue. last
"roping. Miss Mary loosen was voteii W .
0f M9371 and “a 11916:] Mray 1.0me. V5333. 1‘9. (83' ASSOO‘QIR‘9G
ecretsry and Moor. «An exhibi-
.ion dance given 115' the M3899: Mah'
:aret Kerelrss and Mary Wars: was
the mou «mos-alive feature of the
evening. A delicious luncheon was
served and after an enjoyable time.
had by all. the 3m Belle Girls depafl-
ad for home sweet home. '
ml
dim. it was said today by a mapper!
or the Soviet trade delegation here.
wrote a letter A few days ago to Ros—
cow Pravoa expressing anxiety for
Premier henine‘s safety if he shouldf
go to the Genoa Conference. i
“Can the international bourgeoisie, ’ ‘ ."i
asked the Red soldier. "guarantee our .
d’mr mom (in 1mm? 13 familiarly?
known-i against ram may by the'
“Wire Guam am! their accomplices?" .
He appalled to his comrades to
Safeguard the Soviet premier. “mn'i
let him go.“ said the letter. "Danger
lurks in the wolws‘ vamp. Let‘s re-
sist valoglorious temptation this time."
Harold Sherman. of Woodward
ovenoe. was pleasantly W at
his home last Honing by a patio; of
hts‘frhaah .who visited him to wish
him success in his new mm as
electrical engineer. Games were play-
ed and dancing was emioyerl. Refm’h-
and the party
broke up at aante hour. Among- those
present were. Mr. uni! m Ralph
Sherman. Mrs. Sherman. the Mime
Ruth 'Brark. Edith Dunne. Ruth Glov-
or. Ruth Herring. Ma Herring.
Dorothy Sherman. Jeanne“ Sherman.
and Edith Wilson and Nears. Wesley
Blackburn. .mmw Bronte. Herbert
Hirst. Charles Rosalie. Harold Sher-
man and Russell “Wight.
MISS ELSIE MI
WEDS PMF. LEVI“-
Continued from First Page. ‘
tian or maiden name, thus following
«he example of several other woolen
artists. authors. actresses. sum-age
leaders and others. Professor Levitt
A quiet wedding took place lands in North Dakota. where his duties
exening at the Methodist parsonage will hold him until June. Miss Bill.
by the Rev. George Ball-d. when Miss. by virtue of her Woman‘s Party mu,-
Gertrude Williams. daughter of Mr. and the campaign for equal rights for
and Mrs. lion-y Williams of McKinley wmm"!- M 1‘99! hm=‘- After Junie lb?
street. become the bride. in Minot B. ,aud her husband wm spend the sum-
Crockett. the son of Mrs. and Mrs. may at RFddins- Conn.
Franklyn B. Crockett. of Rownyton Miss Hill. who is agraduato of
avenue. Miss Lena. Klinefelter acmdp’assar. 18 a daughter of Ebenezer J.
as bridesmaid and Reginald Arnolddlill of Norwalk. Comm. for twenty»
as host man. A wedding supper was one. years a prominent member of the
i‘rved at the home of the bride. The 'Houoe of Repreoentutives. Rho has
you": rouole will reclde at the. h0llli§,l‘9pn 9- “militant" 9"" elm“? 0011989
or the bride's parents. E. n. Johnsonjdayp and served time in the mum-t
the hrlde's uncle. of Lon Angel”; Cni—
it‘oniin. tame here to the wedding.
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Mm. John Wrigley. or Norwnlk lit-i
tended lim nnnunl hull of the Pyramid
'i‘emplv. Alu‘lqnt Arable Order. Nobles
Profeuor Levitt is a native of
Maryland and received an‘ A. B. at
Columbia in 1913. He was in the.
of lhv" Mylziie Shrine. held ill ilrldze- Rinndnr‘d 0" ”TN"? in Idaho in 1914.
port. last night. Mr. “’rlgley was a “11"“ “MC“ 1“? “'39 i" ”'9 F‘i’Pnrh
.niember m mp "Temp,“ mmmmw_ [Hospital Corps. He obtained a low
.._ degree at Harvard in 1920. was R880»
, Miss M. llnliley. or this Pity. atlend~ Hate prnfesscr of law at Gwrge
‘t‘d u". pymmm Temple pm" at nrmgp- 'Wnshlngton University here lost your.
port mpg mg)", and then became Professor of law at
the l'niverslty of North Dakota.
Calling: on Blind ‘
People in the City
“W” I
NO NEW sflLLpoit
CASES RECORDED
Continued from Firm Page.
i’ress).—-A Russian Soviet privaiie sm- i'
.lifi-eaver to the Boys one. needless to
of Columbia jail all one of the print—l
'ideilt Wilson‘s term. i
Continued from First Page.
Miss Maifiori‘e “hint
at school games. The students shonlli’i
take her advice to heart.
was one "or mien-st to the mafiience
and he Was greatly applauded.
mosh“ Geno; outlines: mallow
of tho mutate (nub. amped enthu-
siam by presenting he» cheats of
$100 pit-h to the Girlo' and Ros-s"
Atmle-Wmtims. This my. tire
profits from the play Stop Thief.“
like Mary Skidii. presioeat or lilo
Girls’ Altamira Association, presented
a gift in the form of in. 'cheek to the
new it". An. to help them out or no-
maria: dilfioultie’s. This cornea no a.
my. theta“ were warmly commend-
ed rol— their momty.
flat Mia! Am L. minim m
pwmm With a hanmle trawling
bag by was sumo. This was given us
appreciation or miss Namibian": on-
tiring and earnest Work in mi bramb—
es of Simone; Miss Skim! suit {not
the margarine: bail tom mum of;
impossifl'e‘ if it won not tor wen
Momma. Allhouth token empietle»
ly ply Slimline. Mina floatation. in a
few MI. W her gratitude.
the point or the program MS
rearhoa when Principal Noyes bros.
outta the following members or the
Girls’ We! nail team with whim
swwhi‘fi: Captain Eugenie Mt?-
Mataon. Mary Stood. Ruth van Coer—
erili!» filial-ea Flhller. Afielifie Bro-
tliet‘itbn. and limiter Helen trotting-
er. The mtrm were given in ob-
pre'elotion mi- all the girls have done
for the ‘N. it. 8.
Also the foothill.“ players were pres-
ed with an "N" by Mr. Noyes.
To conéiude this unique, program.
the sellout wit-Ll our! songs Wifine
over uhfler the leadership or Cheer
Leaner Robert Wolfe. This closed an
assembly which Will live long in the
history of the of the N. H. E.
William Taylor. of the forum: got-v
some interesting farts regarding the
finanelal condition of the B. A. A.
He offered many suggestions “‘hil‘h
would aid- them in keeping their ee-
eounm straight.
Following their usual policy of en-
opnrnting with the public at all times.
Ithe Victor Talking Machine Co. has
announced a reduction in all their"
j or WSW 3. mi. Stilton Sire Stow .
. “SAW‘Q ‘an View" ,7 Sperm or it‘ll \Viilisi‘fil mama ’Ci hem " .
Ihhilliren or Mary. of St. .Tosop’h‘s y’efim‘dag‘ mix-haseo from the
gci‘mreh W31! held
'iast evening.
was ‘enfioylrod by the
_ nrésnnl’ed {which wf-reshmvni‘s
ésome roles of conduct to he present *«a Music has if‘l’ll‘nihhoa
teamed by lhe Hamilton‘ifih’op
commit‘mc in rharg‘e Were Morgnefilv3 Tammany & Connery E‘P'QWSWITW‘
lewenrn Knapp was the next Q'ix’wre. Flames Marina. Elmnm. Wright
~iSi’W’ifltr'r a‘nfi talked on the means the; McNally. Rose Maia and Madeline ,. L .. .
am School most mine to ewe-olive a, Lynch, The next meeting is plan‘noa' ‘
‘Gym. Needless to say, his sobiectror Wonder evening, Jan.
inn menihei-s are mrdinll-y lm-imi to
. attend. i
SWAT
NEW YORK. sun. 18.
”tat-y petition in bankr'lipt‘oy woo tiled
iii Peony-n1 Conn today. against Childs
& Joseph. moot-trans. is'y threo creditors
with mam totalling 323$.1‘3’06.
All OWL-ion or Hedi! has asked my
the componx on mixer 3‘0 and a
eommit’heo of creditors moire an ‘at—
tempt to Heep its afraii-s out of eon“.
It Was am too oompony an! an éxfin‘i- .
Six-e angina in Sinai-a om] the
Best also hold horn tumble to mom:
mileatrom.
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The Hamilton Shop
Stocks and Bonds
We invite you to visit our unlisted
Quotation of Lona! Issue. Furnished
Maples & Goldsohinidt.
8"5 Washington Street, So. Norwalk
in 'l‘nr sci-moi hall of Kale G. White. eel-eagexd. a,
A g‘env‘i‘ni seem: lime 1 and the grounds. at the corner of
members. nt‘rvr ‘m‘ll avenue and Rffll‘JJ 'M‘t
\wo‘o Sprung Eieiand. 1hr plzrrhasr Wife being
or a Yieh‘oln ’Pmfima‘fll‘ 3‘3 0‘10. 37353211 3m. » h .
r’rhm'i‘aylor mprese-nled 1h“ estate. wig?
S ‘l at. and
MINTZ’S
FLEARA NCE SALE
Actual Mot-finals
one-film to ease—Bolt
' ,' K ex'ponmns SASS:
“rm.
An involun—
man’s Quality Slop
NT
Reduced 59%
ULEAILIRBBQ
in am- Dairy Products in” iiitii’i
viable-s, trainee milkersl health?
cattle. carefully washed B83 '
storiiized receptacles and m'
. sanitary methods of ha‘ndling.
Such cleanliness Means halal
for your family.
brder of us regularly an? a
Stare at the purest and
BEST DAIRY maxim
r. H. WEMPE a. SON
Telephone 2898, Store
Telephone ms
«in Wall Street
ESTABLISHED 1892
tiepanme‘nt, just opened.
sense am! also or those who Were not
the carriers its well as the nation at
inrlzv must i]('D(‘lili." .\lr, Morrow do.
clared.
Although the coal producers sin-
cerely desire the financial position of
the railroads maintained. Mr. Morrow
continued. they recognized that "in-
flated railroad rates on coal" must
come down it costs to the ultimate
consume-r are to be suiistunlinlly low-
ereri.
“It may be urged that lower costs of
coal should lu- obtained by rr‘llucing
the wage scales at thc- mines," Mr.
Morrow told the commission.
is true, and we admit that inflation in
the wages of the bituminous coal min-
ing industry must be readmitted."
MAY lilPliliVE 3T.
OTTA‘VA. "of. Jon. i9.
ciated i’r‘“li).——\Vhili- the prop-Pt. it
provide :1 great international chonnr~
for eastern going ships by impr
the St. lnwrenre rivl-r in the
Lakes is being: stl
merits of the l'nited States a .
do. proponents of an alternative plan
the proposed Ottawa and
Hair Papal are sin-king t
port hero for their
Advantage
over the St.
incimle its position
Canadian territory. its immunity
hoards of the Lakes.
it oflers in mileage.
According to reports of h
vernmen: engineers: who av»
g: exhaustive am of the project
the Wows. and Georgian Bay (fin:
sci-am is prartirabie. As surveye
the canal would follow t.
rotten from Monti-ea
of the Ottawa and St.
ers: thence to 0th
lowed to Matmwa; and r
and the French river _
outlet from the (nmwa l'lvt?!‘
film!»
The length
Lawrence ship channz-
entirely
2?
the mmher of locks being
lifts ranging from- five to
65
two feet would
“This
owing: RIVER
(Hy Am- '
ovlnz
(irmn
"130d by th" grl“"rn';
mi Calm»
Georgian
0 enlist sup-’
"allied" waterway.
s Manned for this route-
wifbil‘l
from
and the sari n3
Canadian 1
ma do. a
.vnceinalt-d who were. sirlok’on ivy
‘smnllpox.
'i‘hc llisrovrry of the 'i'homnn small-
pox ease rosullml in hundreds of morr‘
.vhildrnn being wwvilmtml by iovnl
‘physlicnnu. and in addition. scores of
luluitn hnvv token the- lrmxlment to
prevent the dispose, The majority of
physlrians who volunteered their serv-
iet-s in this matter put in u ilnrvi «lay
taking curl- of the children.
9 Sllpvrintt-noirnl of Schools
; lvwhunnn tierlurmi that the
3nellools in Norwnik would rv-mllln
iopen until ordered r-iosvd lvv the
{Hm-r11 of Health. He further stated
that the lPflf'hPrR were following in-
sirlzriions nnll inatrneting the rhiirL
‘rvn to he vnrr'imltell.
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ROYAL l-ZSGQGIL‘IEST TO I“?
ANSUI’VCEI).
-TOPJDN'FU, (int. Jun. 154,7 'l‘hlv t-n—
zluemvnt of the imkv of York and
Lady Marv Ashley. daughter of Lady
\Shziffrnszlmr}, lady—in waiting in the
queen. will he :lnnnunrrd new month
i at the wedding of i’rinres-s Ma 1v and
i Visit-mint. Lascelie'S. Rewarding: to a
London cable dispatch rill'iV'Pd here
”“Vm‘md 15- “mm“ 0"" "7 ”W black seal. double! fared rernrds. the
home tnm'hers of the Slate Ronni of ones that have. been rp'a“!ng for 35¢.
Ewlm‘nlien for the llliml. was in Routh'wn' "0w hp 759. and {hp 31.35 ”a...
anwnik \Vminr-sniny of this w°k~:nrds will now '3‘: $1.25. This rpaup.
Mr. llvnmr is rolling on the Mimi peo— Hon wpm into effort ymprdfly at
pie in this vicinity whose "am-eases t’)nnnp"y'g is (on. Main m. filing.
huw been ilnn'lWi to him. H" '9 8" quarters for Virtrolns and Records.
ranging with those who desire Haul
servire to ivur'h liwse people in Hwir ‘
homes. He lenviles: them to rem]
with their fingers and in do mwh man.
uni work as vhair waning. basket mak
ing and lmmmoek weaving, .
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Linonine
At the rer‘eni session of NW lmgislnr
lure money was appropriated for {hifi‘
use.
of the llllml now has: two homelbufidm.‘
leathers. a. man and :2 women. who go
aim. the state teaching the blind in “ overwme, weflu‘eu brow” on
their homes. The-re is no charge to colds “my build! up the oyster", at.
the Mind person for this work. More in. g.mg {Mic it is ”new”; the vie-i
the: suite point For it. if there am 9111; ‘ ”m M 9039'” and cold. ‘3
persons in this vicinity who are blind.‘ T90 MANV PEOPLE NEGLECT,
-or nearly so. who would liko to know THE AFTER EFFECTS OF GOLUSJ
more about {hi-2 work. they onn obtain . THEY SHSUL-U GQN‘TINUE TO USE]
information by writing: to the Slate LINONINE UNTIL THEIR HEALTH
After Limmine has stopped the.
Board of Pidurnlinn of the Blind. ‘ IS FULLY figs-foggy; [
Room 7-1, Sim" "antihi- """'"°""i it is said that there isn’t another:
C°"”"Cfi‘:“t‘ Memo in the whole world that:
' OVERCOMES BRONCHOAL COUGHS‘
”REE JITNEY LAW .1“ “”0”" 3'"! “”909“? as Linoninel
VIOLATORS FINED “”95- It firms the victim of a cough in.
a distressed condition and soon brings
from the Mail an Empire ni‘ London.
The viiszpmr'h. whir'h EH'PR as the
fiOllTP“ of its. information "pm-aims in
. high standing at the Court." contin-
ups:
"Larlv Mary is a grant favorite of
the queen She is a. beautiful brunet?!
and is fwentv years old.
i 'The opproar-hing izetroi‘hal of the
Duke of York is r-Speeially slanifiean‘t
'ner’almr- it shows an heir to the throne
[will marry a girl of the Hrjtish nobil—
' itv."
The Hiawatha drama. which was
. to have been given at the moth Nor-
blessed relief. 1’
, Continued from First Page. i . _
i .C......._. 5 This familiar traéemrk rs an every
: bottle of the genuine Limmine.1
-pevment of cost: Look for it.
This morning comes of Jaroh.
vgrhzuh and Jost ph ("ovirm warr- heard. ;
.Srhauh was fined $.10 for (.prrnting al
iiitnrv and f‘o‘vino $40. Appeal: to the,
higher courts wr rt) ‘aken in both east-9‘
‘th Attorney T‘a‘ll Connery. who so-
,pea.red for the lam-used.
In the latter r «1st employes of the
Connecticut Company. acting as
l“,=poflers." took the stand and testi-
fied to having ridden in Srhalib’s and
Covi’no’s auton-mhilos. on WeSt avenue.
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This Trade Mark on Every Bottle
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011 Women‘s and Misses Goats, Dresses, Suits and Milling.
83 South Main Street
mlr eommuniiy in Save by «giving liw Cilplmri hi" till-fir example.
per-Sunni eheeking affCOllniQ, lmt thaw are little unribrdfifid by
the
(mew-end Set a pane in rl-{rlliz-lr Rep/Si“:
Star? on amount thix' month
ing the (Priming: year,
F airfield County Savings Bank
he St. IaW‘l'Dostponed. beeam of the fact that ”.W‘illiam Prim».
‘ t0 the 111“!!!“an flared "3&3 one of the members of‘Fy-ederirk Toiselfl wt"? continued on- .
Lawrence riv- ‘the cast had been exposwl to small—2f” 3 o'elovrk rm: :‘i'fernnl'in‘
awn. would he foi-
Ake Nipisiaing
W011“) provido 'Quarantined at h‘l‘ 1107110.
:76 T5635 ‘
of the atrial would he
a lockaze. of 753 toot.
m mm with “,th
fifty feet.
‘ the locks would be uni—
'- m ‘60 feet in length
in“ widthsmd 23 feet depth. Twenty: ..
be the minimum depth :
the Wally.—
feet
l walk Baptist church tomorrow. Fri-
.iriay evening. has been indefinifeiyi.
and paying five-rent fare.
Three other jimey roses.
Ralph
'pox. being a cousin of Louise Thom-
231»: of Clay street. who yesterday was' «91%;!!me
'Aaron Koim.
and
those of‘
Ferrantino and
UNDEMAKER
Tam—mo, 1m; mm, 093
new «to news surname
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Real Estate
Owners
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CLEAN UP SALE
Comparing quality, our prices are the lowest. in town.
THE PARIS
South fierws’lk
ssrnsusneo 2o vans AGO
WANTED
More {Miler-e in help He enemlrage lin- iwmg rulpio oi;
a
(if eourfie. you business men have _\'MH' l-rtmmerr-iai and .
children.
Have a .QAVINGQ Alft'Ui'NT. 1'4! -il ”00!? llr-f in" a ’51ng
for them in fellow-..
mu! fry lin- 352': I'll? (inr-
NW“?
Norwaik. Conn.
Safety for AIL—First of All
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'Wmmroem'g amm ftsobpct
3“" 3 is Seprosaeofie on»
bythe Mieflvaem Custodian tgtfssg 1‘ w ”is; ad WW . It
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9". ”manwmgumfis. .m w— 3 ;, .~ W 3% ms a @m
" '.afieraon 13$" '
we. mmmm ..... ..
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