Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, August 14, 1922 · page 4

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'--.—-_-__... -7 and; toilie meow romton 7 g 7 . , , .
‘ ‘ Burns an indication of Proton . .
vthe golf tournament scheduled to be , -. ‘ , . . . ‘4"
fir. and g: 3.325;? 3.19 (38,221”; held at the Woodwanya (iconic: 5:11; Againsthorldly inequality . V .
Don] was postponed. The » ten > . —- ~ ‘ s; A ‘
, mrd. ‘ team also found it necessary to can- “Man’s inhumanity .to titan ma. ‘ 1 ‘ ransp 1 Ion
ccl the game until a later date. countless mom mourn. .. > ‘ 7 . ‘ .. > _ > ‘ 0.
, ' In. and Mrs. Melville Waldron ha’fe ‘ , . 7 , Robert 3mg ‘ “7594293), . 3‘“ ‘ .ce‘ een New Y
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' at’the Wee Burn Golf club? fievlous thoulliie az‘iwd. mgtamofuflledloég , .,
.7 . g: :- fishing was enjoyed by a. to the dance many dinner parties were is LE'MA 85: .. to” ‘93. n? 3. . .
mhgpir fishermen yesterday, quite enjoyed. Kinny: orchstlestz: ofthsetaéz- 3111': chm 6am.“ them {1118 . . _
' ' ford; 'furnis ed t ,e mu c or - ‘ no“, . . . .g ,
Q few large messes b81118 Qaught. caslon. . mm the m fit: fld ”flog on“ . ,, -r

h was resumed this mornln ton . “The L1 ‘ .. '
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. Inc-halt or which has been compélted. tendent otthe local schools. who 118:9. Dunlap, a twain milmqmn , . A 1W time ago”! was jomodvtofiofoa’dc ’ _ meyfim amt-gang.” P1103. 8M _
" . f * been visiting in New York state this was made to .moan.” 11:. Kent any} . ,- [bat-1'27 ' 'lm‘id 1117193" m o’losély‘allied. . . , J 01m“
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View avenue is spending :‘t :ew days in honie here shortly. Mr. Williams will opening lines-wt: o Wham”. ,
lbw Enven visiting tricodsu l » drew, a miller of Manchune, 1m- . . r _ . . y .
-— .SC‘WO’S this coming 319“?“ then-m" médhtely before their chance meetinfl Roddy For had been: missed at
The regular weekly meeting of the activities will cease. ' ' ‘ .‘ , the poet. mnnswer to the appeal at ,h‘m‘e- Reginald have bunutgxnerree ,
, Bay’s Club will be held tomorrow . - - t . .. 8 hut-dimdedxmbther. had set fox-uh. Lghgnlyldgr ”3:113.“ argon _ no“;
. evening at the East Avenue M. E- , ROTON ; POINT ~ In €110 deepenhfatwmghtv along mg , tonnlogbml’: n‘fityermand she noedefiaddfs . .
church. , 7 , . . - ch 01 . ,. . 8h
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. . ‘ ‘ 'rstsndIYB they ' ‘ _f ,0 \ -- ' ‘ f I s. V “node 53:53?
, The Star of tho‘gea Council, K. of c. denly taciturn. commf‘ed the £85”: , m§$;m¢hw pkg... So - _ , _- ‘_ . ; . g , , . Pat. Pinups and Offolli'ds, Gila-Coll t _
Inset. has resumed her duties at the is scheduled to make it’s appearance «I. 0- Lockhart. in his “19 0‘ “mgr” ntthgy.wm,a'ny.fmm theirhqme - - s . ~ Pat. Pumps and B ac 119 e at . .
7mg 1“" “mp‘my an" a ““0 at the park tomorrow. The trip will; remarks: “The indignation lth which in manufacture-the. needed 31036 Elk. Kid Pumps and Oxfbrds, Goodyoa 1. Kiwi; Soles . . y
next vacation; be on the Steamer Grand Republlci am through life conte ated tin reaching. And on rt; mmhogf ‘3: HOSIERY—ALL COTWN d... 2
,. ' which was recently damaged in an. MW"? at human condition.. mm :1! km then: 3:5?” 1;: coho ”a! «1' do. . . 1“ h," .
The usual Saturday night dance accident. ‘ particularly (and who shall say with, mSoiwionmzihdd wgglageymn. l} . . A. 9,“- N‘M‘ ;.. - ,
m hem' mm a 300d atten'mme' at ‘ Q‘ absolute justice?) the contrast between beam, into whose 30mins: “a" ‘ m ‘ “Nu.“ L ~ ,
the Nor-walk Country club. Speidel's The Daughters of Liberty held. their his own felt intellectual strength and wm’xegfi‘co‘zo hunting tor trash ,7.” . g ‘ , _ I’m
orchestra furnishing the music outing at the park Saturday whilei his worldly circumstances. were 11er hoping-3'1} . on the Greenkhleadktiws. ¥¥W¢u .19 .M' as so“ as W : Wm.” H,“ ......
there were several motor bosses pres-t bitterly nor more loftlly ex- gro. R 7 and hard wor to cop father gets '” said she . _ . ,
pom“ Y1”: P1;mn?i:ricl' cl; El: em m “‘9 pink Ever-fife '{fi‘fk 912: that pressed than in some of these 8mm 5%; l“; just as soon as your MISSGS BlOOIIlel‘S
in: an MP .an S "e . were not ’ste . e 0 ow are ' . ,, . u . . .. , ; _ ,
snorting resumed her duties at -the the excursions that arrived at the 'See. yonder. poor, o'er-labored Wight. 33:5; gtshgm‘mi s‘lx‘lloisil'le‘undg: Mr....Sun “.mhjn, the Mum-bin. These Bloomers are of fine Checked Xzifrsock in sizes We
'Ofllce 0‘ the Evening Somme] an?" a park over the Week and. Young Men's em." shallowly he isn’t. ‘Now lie down sky. She» onw_'nt *once _,thst:3cd§y .; to 12’years ..............................
min? vacation. Hebrew Association on the Steamer And be quiet until he comes." ggx-‘hstgggtqmed figglmfifgu; 3.180 the Crepe Bloomers which are so 9..-“; laundered an‘ be
_ Ossining. The Ladies Auxiliary of; GOT SECRETOF "JOSS'STlCK? The four Foxes did as they wens , gun F 1:0 curled u ‘jor 3 up . cause or their coolness, are a great favorite. , Q ,
His: Lillian Lester this morning the Lincoln Council. K. of C. held, told, faraway hsd goon “9:13:11? 2110218.“ng o)’ “690,31,“ . : ‘ ‘ 14.. ea . 53 ~
started in her new duties at the office their annual excursion making the, . Dl liladho 1d 't Eyewfigmnnggly roan . to think 'm’eyeo‘. have In edm'to , m y rs ........ . ................. -c to ,5:
°' “"3 Me"°"°”t“" Life Insurance “"9 0" Ward "'9 Steamer Mirima’“ 7‘” “mm s‘“, m "a" " liri ht “urn SI]; ilimbed mu 'er on Rodd y. an. mm too wloxrlied to ; MissES' AND sovs' UNION suns 2.-
company on Washington street, Several motor busses brought the m Carefully Guarded Meth- gfier in iho blue. blue 31‘? and still take 3 “P'hmgu‘ . ' ' Ml l\‘ainsook Union Suits bloome— 3.7—.” air" —
Second district. Sterling «Athletic Association from ad of Its Manufacture. theié father did not return. Mn. Sufidexfly for in the distance she . sses 1.2 s . . .- t -....._._. “pawl
New York who greatly enjoyed the “-— ' Red yin-came worried. Never ones hoards nondefiaficafsed $353 4 to _ year . .ac to .8:
Miss Helen Seaman, of Cottage concessions and the athletic field. There 13 a huge consumptionxof so since those children were.bornsml;8§ up wlskfesshsg oustiflfigroshe knew _: Boys’ Pajamas Check Lilian Sims, 10056 filivE‘E’and $986955,
_ street. this morning resumed her (111- called «1085353016.. in all countrlel goddyxstnyedgmyhiike 12:115.“ hi; E‘T‘ouimhu; was .110 ‘MM 7 ‘ to 14 years __________________________ 33: to 75¢ ;

' ”93 “l the 0mm” of the Pru‘lenti‘un , ' where Buddhist worship is celebrated. what; 2...”... 5.2:, hpmpenned to him it; it was the voice‘of honest the ' ° _, ~ . . r; 5

E” Life Insurance company on \Vashing- BELL ISLAND ' These ceremonial candles. whose use she hadn’ttlie slightest id,“- Thii :Hound. “1""? 3" my ‘fl'f‘mt' ‘ ‘ Z i

i 30.1 street. Second District. after a , 1 th t f'tho' wasn’t the huntin or mpplnfl’ sea:- what 350 knewjustwhen n “maintain. , _ . :-

l woelr’s vacation. corresponds very neary to n 0 comm-id she cool ‘liinkof no one of It .csms from. ovu- nesr fox-nor

E ' ’ MR and Mrs. J- L- Bme enteflflined wax candles “sad in the ceremonies 0‘ the Crash Forest people snort onougi‘ Brown's_ house. she cocked her hand a e

E The August meeting of the May- friends from New York city over the the Catholic churCh. are lighted _0¢3 to catch may, , , - ~ . . tonne sidotizatohe might, lie-r batter: > . . ‘ .

flower Hook & Ladder company will week end. ’ ’slmilnr occasions. ceremonies 0‘ ten- 3133 N“! bye-ho ‘Wfi-M“N¥ 'wgwkgewta‘éwgym Icon” 3 '31:; . A -

3' be held at the quarters on Van Zandt V ‘ tlvlty, or mourning, prayer or thank? {3‘11“ vg‘ilitngelo?£r. Sho 0:30:03!!! firms: who “fins. he was ‘ 88 Washing. ton St- South NOIWfi
met this evening. when matters Edith Camp was again the resting giving to dlviultlm, etc. Jessamine long lost “at our toward the Gm‘ “Fox. fox. fox. fox!” .And shokne . . .. . . 7‘ 3
pertaining to the proposed carnival place of many nurses from New York are at once candles and incense, 811108. Forest, 3.11311 led her lively children that‘he had his nose in o fresh.trlll. ,. ’ , I.”
rm be discussed. _ . city. Many week-end guests were lure the latter-{they burn without up- down on the Green Meadows to hunt fiaiudm suspicion canned 31:1- : _ , » —' ~ mm” W

. ,. Present while a few arrived “"18 twig parent name. ' aggregating;- ‘33, '37. 1.533;: :3"! “‘fibggflg W” a, 5,1,. . ................ .- ”My--- ““1... M..- .........
Mrs Edith 00mm“ W110 has bf?“ “89kg vacation from their duties . The preparation of floss-sticks 3! film'go think about Roddy; Ibo hd became very much provoked. “Redd; ; ,
ma’lng at the Hotel Mahackemo. has VNeW York. shrouded in some mystery, and the other worries. Those lively young has been foolfn around ,Fluner -47 .. :,. »
moved to her home on South' Osborne ' . _ . ' recess is still' practically unknowll ~Foxes re aired every bit of her at. Brown’s honhouse,’tlionght~sho. ‘30 j a Ston X or S
avenue. which wa’s formerly occupied Th" "0M3 are now "1 {me condition 9 . i b I chosen! tontion. at one and then another knew better than to do tint. Now . _ . »
by Mr. and Mrs. William Greene and due to the cut stone and tar that “'35 those who carry t on e as would under too forowoy and would Bowm the Hound is otter him, and ~. ’ _ - , _ _ .
gm, usrd to fill up many of the poor SDOtsw from a special elm and keI“ ‘0 '3' have to he brought back and welded; there in no knowing what any happen. - ~
E Sidewalks about the island have been orous seclusion. Decker and Hurrll’r. It seemed to her that to never He had no business to take such I;

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Rev. 13.1.. Piper, pastor or the Ad- completed and now provide much durlng a sojourn in mac-China aid «would get their fill of grass oppezs. chance. I do hope he will have sens. "
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f ”id d h v r In discov- But at lost their little stomach: enough not. to come this way.” place-where good Eliot‘s are a LLttsr.t_.. f
“ . Ch "at “a“ e - “'9 e ' were full had they were quite rend: «(00»:th “as, by It. w. awn.) . . y . . . . - . .1 1 M no.“ a;
. mtfon beginning this wot-k. Next _ ‘eflns the essential 901018 0‘ manufnc- to to book to the home in the Old ’ ‘ 7,. . Ralstons also retain their orignm .u. and canon-{nu
week. Rev. J. L. Davis or ltrmgeport f The 51mm” tennis toumamem W“! tum. Puture'gor o nap. It In: lot. in The next story: [The Young Foxes " a greater amount of. service than 3‘01: we had m a long, gang ~
Wm occupy the pulpit hem. Re... Mr. . start shortly. The senior tournament A squared strip of. bamboo of "If!" tho morning-nod Jolly, round. bright Got= o Janos." ' - . '
Davis recently celebrated his 50th 321- ' is “‘“V under way and is the talk of m len 11 and thickness according» ‘ tame. ' ' ,, ..
mhtmry 113 8. preacher “1 the Ad- the Island. F'mm all accounts. it is a. 3 st h l k. h t [S t h . ' $8.00 $8.00 59:00
Wm church in midgepom difficult situation to pick . a winner, "‘9 3‘29 0‘ t e ”93"“ c t 8 ° Opera Hous'o'flarc‘ly Opened.
‘ [according to the present standing. Jmldfii 18 skillfully rolled on an in- Tho Rattlesnako. l At J 7 in B there ~ -
The Rev. 8. D Lewis. of Gpome- I cllned surface. in a mixture or odortt- One at Bocsworths young sprouts 3811 559s _ .009“ m

town, was in charge or both services A dance was held Saturday even- erous powders agglutinated by resin. m coming home about 12 o‘clock the.” 3 millennium-n house. said to be?

attire East Avenue M. E. church mm ing in the Bell island club house and made viscous by slight elevation of other night on the south road. 'und,‘ the "fifth finest" .11: the Will}; 3!!!! ‘
terdny in the absence of the pastor, .1 in SD”? or the heavy rain that pre-

temperature. One or the ends is lost Just as he got even with the grave-$411999 18' "we “St! for“: It 18 rat‘s!)
W. Irving Watkins. D. 1).. who with l dominated Saturday the attendance as“ 33. to gene as a handle. In some yard the engine went dead. But he opened more thanonce or twice during;
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club. The anair is under the direction} “Ml" ”“9 '" “m m 1’9 was to “ml: “wheaimflfii. I an my:
At the me or Mrs. Harold F. Clark who will bel adorning M'MMON- 3* V“ ‘1’ ‘ my - ’ V ’
. etlng of the carnival com- . ‘ , ed and would!!! notice him—Hark!
mitten of the Mayflower Hook & assxsicd by Na“ Malcom Raye. Mrs. quandary as to an appropriate wfll What‘s that? It's Jack bank I)"
Ladder company he“ at the quarters J. L. Brush. Mrs. Gertrude F. New-’ decoration for his “with-drawing "’8 ."

on Van Zandt street yesterday- 1201:“. MFS' Joseph Wright. Mrs. M- A- 70031;" which, With the “DUTY. W3. .u:°d:::n{°r;‘:: to W,“ m“: '
morning, plans for the annual carni- Migklg-dwl‘gfi: [Elizflletth “laurell and to be the most dlstlngulshed chamber 1,” n n m .
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, , , cases the bamboo is replaced with: said he got so scared when he sswi “19. 579‘" {0" ‘1 theatrical 0' musical. UALITY FOOTWEAR
In Mei-idea. “ b,‘t“m“.ns ”Cheat”, of New York flexible rod which enables the Jos- where he was that he shook the mildew“; The great social event 0‘ the - . Q S lll Vol-walk
h 9““ mfn‘ghed the mumc for the ocra- stick to be rolled in splral form. so badly that the darned old divver' country. "‘9 prosldentisl ball, 18 held 122 Washington St. 0“ ‘

Instruction tests under the super-Ksmn' “19 weekly dances are drawn ________ thought the motor was running and here each New Year‘s era ’4' y,” ,,,,,, . .....
vision of Instructor Nichols were lwld mg large crowds each week. came clear to town befare it disconcl _. t ' ' ’ I - > ' - l l ' V — - H’ -’ h " (vind-‘fl
ut Calf Pasture llcnch yesterday by . ' . - Wall-Paper Collecting. ered‘lta mistake—Solace ind Even“. r ' V
the Young Men's Community Club. , 3"“ “00“ “my be an interesflflg 0X38; The hobby of collecting wall papgr lion. . > .. _ ‘ _ _ _ _ ‘ . - - - . ’ _ - _ _ - -- uh-,.,".“,,,,-----r-. -----
who are forming a Red Cross branch in. the ”5169.9!” "f the lslandlor m had a distinguished pioneer In 53' 7 . ‘anST s PILLS ’ I
of Life. Savers for duty at the beach conjunction “uh the tennis actlvnies. Walter Scott. who In one of. his lEC- 5-“ , . I. mu ._ ‘ 0
on Saturday and Sunday. A number the annual bazaar will be held under lets narrates “841mm In "a .81“: fit“ 123.2“ > ' i- _ » .
took the tests and the instruction. the auspices of me Be" island Tennis] ‘ l W i {Est-urn r '

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l 'We'carry only the most reliable brands. Rose Bl‘C‘W, P ,

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nuscenaneou . _: too great a price. and as our ordinary In Mm Fraud.
7th to 14th. was decided upon. the ways drawssaagggsattglzinfigrazé eslgned wall-papers. they weniiacx. . A Paris mail” 0
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. , to the raise In portal rates. no lag. 4 - 3': . . So. Norwalk _
John Carma” of “be“ q . hope that the event will be the larg- had ”30‘1"“ ’0' "a!!!“ ”‘3 East. sending out stamped envelopes tor re” ' ’ 1- 2'; wt." “‘13" ; . , ‘ 125, ‘Waslnngton Street
men,” m'pomgd u; m V t-‘Ili‘wey est ever held. and mm brought home 4,. collection: ply he covered a, My. mu. 3 thin; " .” 1“. ' -----------------------------
alight accident he had hadeat ggecceor? 0’ oriental Ohms'fo‘md ‘m the“ In" at “mum When (“a “no; 2 T?“ X: H: F”: . ' ' : r" ‘7 '
he, of South Mam and Monroe. ROWYTON a number of rolls otgxflt‘mmuefm- back. be m oi! the cancellation! ‘” "" ~.“).fi‘fi°:¢h 35‘ 7f
streets, when. in order to avoid . Der. adorned wtth dragon: and othc mark and used the stampscverlsnln. ohm-.2 $39 , *
Striking another auto. he ran his car —— reotile- o! the Initiation- :89 ot- Unfortunately tor sun. postal demo} [m
r, the udewalk in from of the res” W tMSrid and Mrs. Harold Lobb ’or' l'ered the rolls to Sir: Walter. who then discovered tho runs and he was , ' , '
ence of Dr. I. Rosenthal' bendi . es e avenue, entertained friends saw in the dos] the v ‘ t . " , . .
“a m“ or the auto. or over the weekend. . . it . Th 811 f egy 13132111!!! fined 2.000 francs. other succession); Liberty square ,, .11 No. Main st
sum _ sued. empersnnstoayul-workmzthemmmothu;
, ' most as fresh :1th :itmpn: up W m ‘ - Tel. 2378.
.. I- ~_ Miss Eleanor McCune. Who spent in the "Wizard's" baronlnl m . , _ -
DARIEN&NOR01‘0N the week-end as the guest or Mrs.
MOSser. has returned to her home in ' ' ~—_—_
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In. Carrie Jazquith. of the Poit' NTW York cm" All gzatm‘gg :"jhzw‘" m“
load. Is entertaining her aunt and Mr. and Mrs. Dario Resta enter- t . ' I
‘5” “1"“ MWChuse‘tst tamed friends from New York city :‘effg,;fnpiagffltghlt°°kmgggyafi
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_ 1 ‘ Kr. and Hrs. Harry Palmer left on as; 313.32.553.13?! at their home 0? responsible f0? Inducing 011° to "(31"
Q Inturday on a trip through the North- _____ recurs: the doctors orders however
- in: parts 0‘ the state. The regular monthly meeting of the tum. y their motives may M
.._... Rowayton H c i - “I'm harm the hardest tun " she
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w t i ii. i A Mil this evening at their quarters on gnuegvk “”0”an t0 the 'NOW York. . PRESERV'NG T'ME washer
. ere recon vs. era :1 'ew - Rowanon avenue, no. coping to thy diet. Well—meow. Jai- Rlnos, Econom Tom‘Poi-owax Cannln Outfi “ Jar Rae”. 41" .
lord. mile trip was made in Mr. Lam- j .._.___ log friends invite me to lunch ,and to. - Litton, Jar {Jponerg Sonia, 'Jelly Sigumt’émeflini
‘ new cleveiand roadster. . Da—ixceiogaan Raymond Street & Son. dinner and then are offended it! don‘t Kettles, Jolly‘Glsueo. Preserving Jar-pita.
—‘-- , ren . sum le everythln men ' ~ - ' " ' ‘ *-

The meetings of the Sunday school - -—__. _ oncopwon't hurt gognfigfey Israeli? '

‘ fiance-or the First Prebyterion church Edward Godfrey, who is In aha e ‘w ll 1' 1 tin-7 . - .
R Norm ha b .. . . e ,. V9 panned dinner-{or you ‘ 7 .
VB een suspended for of the local scnool building, is making and you've got to eat lt.‘ The ................. ’ ..... “ "

month of August. several minor repairs . about the re- , , ' .' . ' ’ q ..

.. 7 cult is you generally always do eat it
_ --—-— grounds', fiol‘t the o ' With ' ‘ reg;- ' ‘
, . .A’ m was held yesterday morn- will be i: a fe;"week .penlng which — subsequent eta. The only

‘ u the soldier-a Home. Noroton by ‘ , .. remedy “ls'to'stay bone for all meals,
.0 Rem Father McGuane. of St, A picture entitled “Christ in the! -—and that “”34““ "m WW9? "I“
, church. Temple" was presented to the Metho-‘é "‘t M ‘0 M
dist church at the momln servicel - M ~ . r:
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, In, Dar-ion residents are spending The Rev. Frank C. Brown, a. former‘ m. n quct in 01mm“.
many: at Peach Lake at the ‘ '

. . . .. «It is so cold in an filmmuwhgn‘ ( A “in. .. I ’_ I . 1‘ j . 1‘
. . pastor. occu led the ul it . t th . , -. - . - . , . . , .
mum Hmdley cottage. Every-week ‘Rowayt‘on 13:33:13: churé’h, 3,33%“; iron reach great altitudes unnum- And,Good.Yalnes m Dependable Metaboli-
“may Darlenites Journey to Peach ‘morning.‘ The topic of his service~ t1?- tfzeliislfiflbellhe weather on there l . ‘ 7 _ _ . . . I; . ~. . . 1 . g .
‘ was “The Making of a. Man." I I ’0‘ 9 :1 ar. , ' - . , ' : . .~ 7 I " . .7 7 . _ ' .
, . -——- ' W , "Xes. you feel ukoatbe am ma. - disc, .Sold to, Satisfied- Customers, Have ‘_

in gate; Show of Noroton will Us. for Sea loo. Who said: , , a; _ - . , . > " , . ,
e omcn's Guild of st; ' An immauon m the “5,, In “my "Ten mighty cold day. But, ulnar“ . ' 7 .. ; , ‘ ~ ,7f

fih'mm .gjdnes‘jay “term“ 'Frénce “113 the making of ice 3mg, 3:: DOthln’lo What I‘seen to 1mm wunst‘ J ‘ Made . This ‘SNorwalks g;
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