The Senhnel CZ“
”will,
'I.\’
Lu
\,'n;~k_
Fontaino‘
\Jt‘lll.
\\ . i‘ ’
.ll news stand
AV“... I,. l'nion News C
his over 16 for
t'tl..
\t ,' I I'mltier. Apply
.17. v29 North Main
',~‘ H u llL
HI. I '\ mung girl to
wk
,,, . «vi'll Main.
.\t once.
«ml Bennett plant.
'11 limbs.
f).
“It I I
Women
, Ink in
1., I. Jill”
:S'
lur dressin
#W
lunle. Coders, ha _
hlZi‘TS and pouncers; ‘
Al‘onstein Bros. 179th
male or m.
rush security required.
New Haven Conn.
filth..- Mighty.
Another in Non-whit. consisting nine
Ave”,
,
at Rail-
013931133
steady.
Ask to see Mr. Enniper,
rear 214 East Ave.
Fowler’s
Street.
do light
tliti tllke care of baby.
six carpenters at
George-
T. J. Partly Con-i“
and girls to do
g shop.
Mole Works. Day and
u I. ,EI'H Jul).
"1 pillt‘t‘.
. inn. Write Farm Ho
1‘ ' . l l‘il
I ill ‘I
To
house.
buy
All
Imulltlll and price.
’Jrl' (ll Sentinel.
. i iii!
. l lwiirooms. at Bell
1 .. itmtl“. Ilowuyton or
..I ll ltwusonable rent.
Elening Sentinel.
Man farm hand to;
Understands
every-
nd. care.
1 family a.- 2
improvement.
in 1 .. .tllllll and good neighborhood.
Address
I'l'o rent summer cottage. TOR SALE—n20 Ford seam us good
Island.
Harbor
Address.
Ill.
, mo in family.
TO LET
A girl to do light house ‘
Reference re-
\pply 8 Concord street.
'elv
, .
HT ~Two sets at rooms.
'I'l at light and gas. One
41 11 1-2 Ely Ave,
I, Mrs. Nagy.
. Iv”-
r)
for
'. II LET
. Illlls
nicely furnish
Y light housekee
.4.
InI them separate too at 2
“‘ on street. Phone 2293.
pt'm’I-lllvnls.
Imk (Iur.
’liirilI'l‘ll,
1 block from
4 Broad street.
1*! lilIIN'l‘
r'l >Ill'lel,
“‘ Willi-ill
: [nu]
Ailtll'tSS
M. Stot'
LETIA 71
rooms furnished
I 'iIilwi tot light house
‘ f;.iv;'Il\i'illt'lll:‘. iuq.
. l y f"
I I in: gentleman.
; - Reference-s. Mrs.
next to Palace theatre.
3 roams
set of 2
inc. 15 Lowe
ed front
ping or
Would
1 North
it! l.E'l‘——»6 rooms and bath with im-
Winni-
G.A.Di
1" til at store on W aghing-
Suitable for oilice. Also
.3
(' are
or un-
keeping.
Ti Fairlield
linnm uirli board in private
Home
A. Hirtz-
E'Ilmnm Ave, South Norwalk.
" i:iII.\'T
Apply
i
Garage
12
space
First
SOLVENT NOTICE
I-Iim mt Norwaik. 35.
April 12. A. D. 1922.
{33.no-
ilill ”1
ill
\4ll‘,Willk in said
A‘tlfiulll’
‘ iIIII I‘nurt of Probate for
‘II: «ll Norwalk. hath limi
I'll-um] six
'I"' fill'
'Ii"
'liI-lIi
m»... ilt‘(()unlS. properly
‘lllllln
"‘4|i\0"1_\
tIl leillt
Inllm-tiinln
All
payment to
Sil'E‘C‘l.
{”19
East
for
Probate
Frederick 8. Coleman
District
the Dis«
ted and
months from the date.
the creditors of said Es-
I m .xhihit their claims for settle-
l‘hose who neglect to present
attested.
.Ilitl time. will be debarred a
persons indebted
are requested to make
to
FRED T. COLEMAN.
Administrator C. T. A.
‘—
FOR SALE—A good bargain for
Eel. 861.
rooms. “all improvements, gnrnge, lot
will: 8710*. m ”it
These can't be beaten.
cm: “W WEI.
South Nomlk. Conn.
we): buyer. Good horse. top wngom
in excellent: shape and: m for
sale Apply Box 13, core Sentinel.
FOR SALE—Power boat, flat: bottom.
22 ft. long, 5 1-2 ft. wide. no engine.
One gas» tank, 300 gallon. Gouge w.
Moore. Rowayton Ave., Rowayton.
:
FOR SALE—Ford Touring car with
all tires, 3 1-2130, speedometer.
.mirror. dimmer for lights and other
demonstrate. Inquire Phone 1144-2.
sFOR BABE—l. no store, cheap. In-
quiro one: 5 m. Mrs. Henry
Shultz. 7 1-2 Ann street, South
Norwalk.
“Overlmlned and in good condition...
mm
outrun. Driven by owner only. Will ..
WW .
9 p. m. Theodora. Wedneodm'nrurb
days. Violin. Banjo- Hundolin, Hawai—
-
inentn sold on easy payments.
YOUR WHOM
Has deterioated meaning different
parts and units are worn. nod. in Ind
condition. a. condition which should.
Qt be neglected. {or mety and eco-
ing by expert mechanic on all make
care. All work guaranteed. Phone
190. Garage, 15 Mmhall St.. South
Norwalk.
7 "P—
W SPECIALIZE IN
Best quality leaders. gutters and
your order for your spring repairs.
Now is the time to leave
Don't put it 01!.
Remember We Combine Quality
With Expert. Service.
m A.
Plumbing—Henting—Tlnnlng
Phone 473-3
50 Water Street. South Norwalh.
Agent for
Furious International OnePipe Hooter
FOR SALE-71.17 Ford touring car.
Good condition. Cull 1013..
,FOR. SALE—Ford oar.
, open, $150; 1918
theeticut Ave.
commercial
model. 100 Con-
;FOR- SALE—Blueberry plants, $3.00
for 60. $5 per hundred. Dug and
[delivered the same dog. insuring
strong and immediate grotvth. F. H.
yser. Phone 28292 .
as new; also I. 1919 Ford suburban
demountable rims, shock absorbers.
cord tires, perfect. Also 3 Ford touring
bodies. 1916. 1917, 1918 models. Phone
2153 Norwalk.
FOR SALE-Foundation stone and
brick. Phone 2100.
FOR. SALE—Violin. Real bargain.
Addresu 0. T.. care Sentinel.
FOR SALE—«In Darlen. $2 000 will buy
a 7 room cottage. 174 it. trontagel
on Post road. Desirable neighborhood
r
L
light and water. Balance, $4,400 on
mortgage. Phone 307 Darlen.
FOR SALE—Oak dining room table.
square. and tour cane bottom
tr'hails. Also Morris chair and wooden
rocker. All in good condition. Tele-
phone Wood. 1366. Neptune Ave.
FOR SALE—Motorcycle in first class
condition. cheap. This motorcycle
has genuine German Bosch magneto.
“Forth double. any others on the
market. G. Zahlman, 79 Washington
St. Phone 1190.
FOR SALE—City farm, 16 acres, im-
proved. Good barn, several out-
buildings. unfinished cottage, tine
location. Price $6500. Telephone 1861.
LOST
LOST-Diamond sapphire bow-knot
pin in South Norwalk, \‘i’est Ave. or
Main 81., Norwalk. Reward. Thomas
H. Cant); Film»: 830.
FOR SALE
or
FOR RENT
Shore property at Harbor View
Beach and Compo Beach.
Three family house all
ments. Price $6000.
Two family house all improvements,
Main street Norwalk. Price $7000.
3 O‘BRIEX d: BOVI
4 South Mam Street
Telephone 877,
improve:
i HAVE AN cunniln VIEW
Try to. own your nail W
what you have .with -
JOHN 3‘. martinis
“Real Estate Insurance
\lOOSl-l LODGE NUI'ES
At the close of the re
ul
South No g or
"r om'alk Lodge
No.
muting
52 9
board! Order at Moose, which will be
held tomorrow mening the member“
(Wild in a body b} special inti-
nnmv'ersar}
will
tuton the fourth
i. uiies Chapter Women of
m- .lrt Legion which will be
"ummtmny Hull. East
of the
Moose-
held in
Norwalk.
which place has been procured for
In].
rig
is promised all brothers
VI wit-ll h,\' the ladies.
lifHVill‘d E. Knapp. put
7\'Iilllf()r(1_
I I» «irmnn
'II'IU Connecticut State Convention
.‘E'd Iflbld Day. which will be held at
. Unlnrtl. Conn. June 23-24. has
~ .l ..,1 H
" .. tommittee
“Ii loll
1”.
members of South
i IIim- to attend the field do).
'H‘ll
[.4
'H'I-itnr
..I
ml
of the committee‘
occasion. and an enjoyable even-
who at-
dictator
for the
meeting or the members of
for this evening at
I: v r. 'r-lrmk at the Moose, home.
at.
time plans will be made for
Norwalk I
\‘orwalk Lodge. in going to
_ int on] strong in June with a band.
tIInm. and a marching club.
I .,”'w to at least come home with
at one or the many prizes offer-
. -l «'12
All inr-mbera ol' the Fit-Id Day com-
nulls".
1' i:
’l re
requested to be
"Ijfilil
l ‘1
II .. rmry exercise!-
.ir-o likewise requested
:an
on hand
.u Hing. and all members of} the
tobeon
tomorrow night to attend the
w
. Adler"
manila, ‘38 in tile Sentinel
All H
(or
" Main Street, I‘lorwalk l
l
FOR - SALE
One 7 Room House. all improve
ments, with two good building
lots. ‘ _
One 2 Family House with im-
provements. centrally located.
1. M. LAYTBN a co- INC.
{Railroad Avenue
AVIATOBS’ mom '-
3m mm on:
RIO JAflEIRO. April 19 (By
Associated Press).-—-The Portuguese
aviators who were attempting n flight
from Portugal to Bran. will be- na-
oble to proceed in their hydroairplche
from St. Paul Rocks. a few hundred
miles short. 0: their goal on the Am-
lax-icon Confluent. when they landed
”Inn night. W dunner to their
machine according to a mi... dis-
patch from Pernnmbcco. The men-
snge says their hydroelrplnne was no
F
monntry Water System.
.321 Taylor Ave.
t’
5 minute walk from station. Electric .
. South blorwalk Com: ,
PAINTING AND DECORATING
Estimates Cheerfully Given
Miller A: Bergow
10 Spring St. 6 Hunterd Place
80. Nor-walk. . 'llel. 1423-5
ROOFING
Slate. Gravel, Asbestos. Shingles.
Asphalt, Shingles Roof Painting
and Repairing
3-ply Henry Slate Suruced Rooting.
$2.00 per Roll. Red or Green
‘ THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
23 Elizabeth Street Tel. 387
PLUMBING ——TINNING—— EATING
Ranges and
OneaPipe Heaters
JOSEPH S. KERY( .73..
Tel. 492
Bo. Norwalk
TRUCKING
Local and Long Distance Trucking
of all kinds.
Daily trips to New York
NAGGY BROS.
Tel. 318
71 Cethr Street
’ TRUCKING
Local and Long Distance of All Kinds.
CARRIGAN 8: FLYNN
(Office Leary & Co.. 1'1. R. Ave.
Tel. 1577
Home Tel. 363
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME
Mattresses. pillows. bolsters and
cushions of all kinds sold on our ens!
payment plan. Also renovnling nus-
tsction guaranteed. Drop us a card or
telephone 31? for representative to
call.
NORWALK MATTRESS (‘0.
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Norwalk
So. Nor-walk
WILLIAM F. HOYT
Real Estate
. 1 Two Family House, 10 rooms.
good location: trolley at the door.
New house all modern improvementl:
on mortgage. Price of same 85. 300.
1 Family House, 6 rooms. all ill-
provements except heat. $1,800 will
buy this house. Mortgage of $1,290
can remain.
One Family House. 6 rooms. .14
acre, Fruit and good well water. Calh-
$1.000, mortgage $1,800.
Farms—Prices from 33.000 to
$10,000. Farms, city. country and
shore properties. All kinds for sale.
Call and let us show you whatwo
have.
“'ILLIAM F. HOYT
5300K HANDS \Vfi'fl MFAYE’I'I'E.
'NEw roux. April ISL—Thom“
mic reasons. First-class overhaul- .
$1. 600 will secure this house. Balance ,
elected. the officers. with impredrc
Re Phon " ceremonies. were installed by ,com-
' u Em.“ e “5...; winder—tn ill-Chief Lewis Stephen Pilch-
Ilioes will be announced later.
W or C. L. St. Join].
The funeral services of Charla; I}.
St. John were held this afternoon
iii-om the Broad River chapel and were ‘
Very larggly attended by friends and
relatives. Rev. George B. Tompkins.
pastor of theNorwnik M. E. church,
minted and burial was in the River-
Idde- cemetery.
Funeral of Mrs. Pull 8mm
' Funeral services for. Hrs. Paul Sta.— ‘
helchlck. or 9 Slocum street. were.
held at 9 o'clock this morning n-om
St. Mary’s church. Burial was in St.
diary’s cemetery.
Funeral of'Mr. G
The funeral of Andrew J. Glendon.
lug will be held at 2:30 o'clock to.
narrow afternoon from the home or
his son. Harold mentioning. 8 Center
Hence. Rev. Ernest F. hit-amp—
will oflciate and burinl will be in
the Silver-mine cemetery.
NORWALK AGAIN
HONORED BY G. A. R.
Continued from Page One.
the Grand Encampment. J. H. Batter-
non. Commander of Douglas Fowler
Post. was elected alternate to the
delegate f1 large to the Grand Eil—
carnpmen
Orrin M. Price. coxnuder oi Sedge-
wick Post. No} rum-mm. was elect-
ed Department Commander to sue.
ceed Christian Swans of this city.
The entire list of once“ elected tol—
lows.-
. Department Commander—Orrin bl.
Price. No. l. Norwich.
Senior V'ice-Commnnder— William
Sternberg. No. 11. New Britian. ,
Junior Vice-Commander—Albcrt C.
Clark. No. 1:. Norwalk. I
Medical Director— Benjamin H.
Cheney. No. 17. New Haven.
Department. Chaplain—William F.
Hilton. No. Hartford.
The following officers were appoint-
ed by Department Commander Price
after his installation by Commander-
in-Chiet Lewis Stephen Pitcher. of
Brooklyn;
Judge Advocate—Samuel B. Horne.
No. 33. “’lnstcd.
Ilepartmcnt.lnspcctor—~L. O. Chit-
tenden. So. 42. Guilrord.
Department Patriotic Instructor-11.
P. Rugg. No. 3. Bridgeport.
Chief Mustering (”floor—Charles A.
Breckenridge. No. S. Mcriden.
Chief of Stub—Ira R. “'lldman. No.
18 Danbun.
AAst. Adj.- -Gen. and \sst.Q. M. Gem
——-W’illlam F Smith No.17 New Ha-
ven. ‘
The Council of Administration.
which was elected by the delegates
following the report of the committee
for the. some consists of:
Henry J. Seek-y. No. 3. Bridgeport:
1".
q
—.
Henry 1.. Bench. No. 21. Hartford:
Richard J. Cutbill. No. 48. South Nor—
walk: David W. Sharpe. No. 17.
”mom:
ilI‘tnnlclyn Bishop, J r.. Mrs. Lean Fish,
’Mrn. L.
,Miinhell.
truck. belonging to Battery C wank
used to transport the comrades to
the Regent. The-m. one"; they. were:
:2)” m or Manage, r Samuel Kat» 2
fr
“A. Connecticut Yankee in King Ar.
thur’o Court” from the book by Mark
Twain
J’llcher and the officers of the De-
partment of Connecticut and their
when. were present at a dinner given
at. the. Royal James last evening by
Dew-uncut Commander SW pro-I _
“ml to the Clamp Fire hold. at the ’
floutuxomih. Congregatiozml chunk.
The dinner was exceptionally good and
won-greatly enjoyed. the Commander
Ion dun officers thanking Department
Commander Swnrtz and his wife. for
, their hospitality.
Union final arrangements were made
for their Second annual Benefit and
Ball.
annulled:
Floor
chairman Mme“.
and monomer: Stephen Mohair
Dominic Christiana.
Charles Benton and John McNamara.
receiving.
ford' Thompson.
Wm. W. Gilbert and John Partridge.
rocn'r mam
mono:
ket of a man arrested on a. liquor vio—
lation charge was seized as evidence
by police herelast. night.
Dorian. a bartender. was arr-cued for
selling liquor "on the hip." In taking
the bottle from Durkin's pocket. it
was broken.
and the pocket. saturated with the
liquor. was torn from Durkin's clothes
and taken as evidence.
cloned the. pocket held sufficient "evi-
dence" for analysis
cause his attentions were repulsed.
Frank Signorello.
on Madeline Memtenta. 16. late yes-
terdny.
cheek and hand. The affair took place
in a local futon where. both are em-
ploy.ed The girl‘ 3 wounds are not oe-
\Iere and she will not be disfigured.
Signor-elm disappeared after the cut-
ting and is being sought in New York.
Monger and Mrs; Robert (3‘.
Following the luncneun today the
atachowlug otthephotopiny.
Commander in Chief Lewis Stephen
n
Dummy UNION BALL.
M: a meeting or the Butcher-1‘
The (allowing committees were
W A. Walters; gem
Cont Room—Frank Fitch and Clit-
Reireshments~ August Whitman. .
ms
NEW HAVEN. April Iii—The Poc-
Thomas
The. canvass material
The police de-
_—_—-—'
ASSONIA [OVER SLASKED GIRL;
ANSONIA. April ISL—Angered be-
26. pulled a knife
and cut the girl on the right
___________._.._..._._
Advertise in the Sentinel tor the
boot rennin.
new Hmen and George S. Smith. No.
l. Norwich
The delegates to the Grand En-
campment together with their alter-
notes are: ‘
Delegates at large. 7
Sloane. No 2. Hartford: Delegates,
Geolg‘e I.Buxton.M.12Nol—wolk:t
David W’. Sharpe No. 1'7. New Ha-i
ven: I... W. Starr. No. 17. MW Lon—
don: andFEugene nonfiction. No.8
Heriden ‘
Alternate at large: John .T. Bother-
eon. No.81. South NW1“ Alter-
nates. A. H. Armington. No; 27516“.
ingly: Burton S. Bradley. No. 17. New
flown: \Villinrn H. Schai‘fer. No. ’
Adrian P.
r
STANDARD
Hartford: William F. Huntley. No.
:1
4 9 Waterbury
I 4“ _ , !
NTE .2; - . .. ~ . . .._. , - .4 7 9
Wé,,__._.l_1_—_.——=—a. M M q %r 3mm mm , M“ m “mm: " ten minnow . SAM’Icfim Wanna since the any. W the var.
f, 'l‘. .mmfl. to sell corsets. Ht 9 ”a J. .. ‘ hain‘ pro "a t, “lie the. daegaxes . mm m an 3‘
a H "m“ at home or can. ' 3331703 8‘“ THOMAS J' CROTTY M m 2:“ "3° ”“60““ their hotels. the BRIDGEPORT, April 1941—- com- nor; rent tree to m MI.-
1 .1. mill. Write Box 25. '1‘ E GOOD ONES 59 Stevens 2‘21. “Enron, Conn. Charles pom“, affix War vet”, themmsggnggs “8883;731:236 sensation claim that. has been held up ceraln localities. according to H. J
‘ ting - um. die“ ym‘d‘y ‘ the “die“? ‘ . ' y the state. or war between the le. secretary or the Council Liv
.. .. ~ 512m, Sign; Norwnlk. cousin Metal Polishing. P g and flame m‘Nomtom new a mam“; $31523“ $133 welter- arrived he United We and A settled 1!: Co I“ “t
\ xx ' “3r. aggeralml‘lousr: ft, by 150 ft. for “85‘0”: uni-.Onemhslmfi. {imimmingsons mmdwm 1961-101ng lot Company F. Connecticut Volun- pic ‘1‘ Box mm on: W ‘oth; m tad-y. when Camnis‘ionor E. '1‘ 1110 first SKI! that lower rents might;
_., 1.3 , . wa 1' very J . . l . F -
. - Anotkr in East Nuwalk, 5. room Deacripuon- 1 beers. Heavy Artll ery uneral sew SM“ Desi }
o fthina city. Cult was fatally injur-
ed: {my 11,1818; AW
senting the mm o: Culr. who. live j
in, Jngnoluvln. made me ‘contcntion , ‘
.tbat it. was. phylum hr. loam-duo to -
Elie claim. The comlsdoner ruled :I
mom
Eng. a: Show. Pork t m
an. I'll. and null-WI
s court-I IAIN mil?
mar m
CANDIES.
FASHIONABLE
WOMEN’S SPORT
OXFORDS
This Spring in a diversity of stylus
and combinations as extremely
modem prices
Max Levy’s
Shoe Store
31 So. lain St, So. Not-walk
O. G.PALMER
Auctioneer
_ WILD.“
Luann-ammonm
M
The Textile Store
40 inch All Silk Canton Cm
IRegular Price $3.50 “1.83 Speecfid‘:
Kiddie Kieth—best wearing it!“
fabric for children 35c ya.
136 Washington 813.,
l‘olowing the election of officers.
most of whom were ‘unanlmoush
er. of Brooklvn. They took their of-
ficel. and after announcements had
been made and greetings exchanged.
the Encampment came. to a close. No
Jefferson “'est. who celebrated the
one hundredth anniversary at This
Ibii-th today. believes that he is the
only person ”\ng who shook hand;
”will: the Marquis de Lafayette wh
{he great Frenchman Was a guest
_Neu York in IS 24. He who born ,‘
April 19, 1822, at 492 Greenwich
(street. -. 5 ‘5‘,
v
farette. Mr. W'est said:
arid it passed the door of our hence.
My nurse was holding me in her arms
just as the General passed. “He wax
on horseback. He stopped directly in:
front of us. He asked the nurse ms}:
name. patted me oaths. head and
shook both my hands. saying I was a
fine little fellow. He gave me a
hearty handshake. and it. seems to me
I can remember seeing, him ride 03."
cum-051A \‘jA’I‘ER COLIPAXY
WOULD RAISE RATES.
ANSONIA, April 19.——Thg Annonid.
'Water Company hue filed a new peti-
tion with the Public Utilities Commis-
water companies sought a. ;en.r or so
ngotnincrcannitarntostohonnehold-
ehandthecity wmmeraino
was round by the communion. The
commifinnflntcdatiheflmtlmtthe
tion the outlawing your if it‘ll! teltpit
new- petition atlas merely for arc—
rote- to hmca-n._
bully damaged irradiating a. landing ,' ;
' tel-«=01 the per capita tax of 25 cents .
' coach quarter to defray expenses of
cred; laid on the table
In telling of his greeting {rem Liam A
sionfofnrevislonogitom ThoI
company could bring in another peti- .
was. entitled to an more-ac. mm
now been dam. them in tun
adjumencsoiidn rntcn. The 2“» it it
stated. chroma-zany two-comm than.
8.an was made as to where ,
the neat encampment would he». hem.
The reports of the various oficers
were received and accepted. The mat.- i
i
Qh’e Encampment each year was or-
C U N E 0'
Flower and. Seed Store
People Planting Our Seeds Will
meet. With Success.
seed Potatoes Just Arrived
bba Plants Now Readli- 31-00
Ca 9‘ "Hundred.
{ram-y Lat; Field Grown Pansy
in Flower.
cmazsnums:
Phenom
Votes 01
wt? _.9r,;‘:'<. Veterans Auxiliary.
tel-ans. Boy Scouts. ,
the ‘citlzeneuofi
MIL,
mantle. a. letter of thanks. apprccln- I.
“worked on the lever island of Malachi. I
Hambmt m or, any. renames-a»
tion; It was unanimously
hire
'3 clone.-
*memhou adjourned to the «um; .
hall. where the: were served with n
1333:1311:th During the lunch.
inland: m furnished by Mrs. F- Irv-
,I
Grow
mwgquwlemms-
that Burns. Ruth
My VEre’y.
I
“coded to all who had '_l-
V filament in on} was .II_
sz hmmfih ajrtm band. the W. n.
"A parade was gixen in m; M110: , .
figmalk. the South -..
tional church and .j
mm“ American Legion. 9.
vgtjxé'. ‘ aw oted to transmit. on
fihfion 01:41-1th of Will—
tlon and. sympathy- to- Lieut. Joseph
~Dnfion. whofor the host 37 5mm
passed. .
This comprised the .work at the :I
naming and the 55m Encampment of .z
t of Connecticut. of the I“ '._
GruldArmy ottheRepnbliccamem ,. ,
‘. mllgm the. busing. reunion the H
‘mmmm mm B» Wm!“ .
MWMWR Red“.
contumenndwemnll mourners,”
oi NMMR .A. 3- G M
and mm”. mm mm @5111“. 3
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