Hutchinson of West.
1W left Wednesday ' for
Heb. where he will spend
, Mrs. nurses Heel and
’llrs. Clinton Ghanaian will
' .\ Boston. Mass. tomorrow.
‘ attend the wedding of ltlse
r n and Arthur J. nan-
flcCsnn was a former
of Norwalh.
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our new gift department
second floor; just opened.
.s.--Adv.
O O O .
Lillian Bennett and Eloise
ted Miss Millicent Bonger
port. Wednesday.
0
Harriet Wanker has returned
home in Amherst. Mesa. after
weeks' visit with her aunt and
Kr. and Mrs. James L. Nor-
02 Fill Hm road.
0 e e
jyou have a Ford on Your
ist phone Joe. Hollywood.
ord AgencyrAdv.
O O
. Daniels of Rochester. N.
visiting in this city on busi-
r a few days.
0 O 0
e Livingston is rating
1 ly at his home in Van
. avenue. after a. serious illness.
Allen is in .attendance.
‘- a "Sellers" and ham *the
Will save you steps and time.
-te. or oak in many styles are
at Anchinc's " Sellers"
‘1 cabinets have fifteen ex-
e features found on no other
and are considered by all
as the most convenient cabinet
enf-Adlf.
,, .
‘ chard Mur'phy. st.udent at Ford-
Univorelty. is spending the
and with his sister. in the third
. O O I
1 If you have a. Ford on your
list phone Jos. Hollywood!
itord Agency-Adv.
ise Alice Howard of Spring 1111!
no. will entertain over the
edit-end Miss Anne Fairbanks and
Do othy Wood of Pclhum. N. Y.
T. I. A.
garage built on Fair avenue. ‘i‘he
«dusted cost is use.
Ismuei Libertine of Lowe street
. motored to Bridgeport‘yeeterday.
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Miss Julia Smith of Danton street
has returned to her! home from New
Jersey. where she was the guest of
relatives. . . .
--l'ire Islet Watch and wait for
we. Gotflieb's. 1: s. m tie—Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph )(oeller of
South Main street. are visiting in
New York City‘ e. a
Miss Mary Klsh of Ely avenue has
resigned her position withzsthe Cine“
6; Peabody company and taken one
with the Jacob's shoe company".
where she was formerly employed.
'Mles Hale of Hartford“ therguest
of her sister. Mrs_ Robert Post-
0, a e -
The executive'committee of the
American Red Cross met in the
chapters-loom last evening in regu-
lar monthly session. The roll call
committee reported that so for the
enrollment is a trifle over 500 and
that the books will not close until
January 1. The production commit-
tee report that during the month of
November eleven children Vv'ere fur-
nished with clothing. .
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The house committee of tho XV.
in Bedford House gave a
party last evening to the girls and
young women of Wcsiport. Music
sic. both vocal and instrumental was
enjoyed. The young people also par-
ticipated in games and dancing.
During the evening Mrs. John Craw-
ford. president of the \V. T. I. A..
gave an interesting talk to the girls.
it is the intention of the committee
to arrange other soclnls for the
girls throughout the winter.
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Carmen Lanzo. a shoemaker. and
a. resident of Main street. died sud-
denly yesterday morning. After
opening his shoe shop Mr. Lanzo
went to his home complaining of
pains in his arms, and as he reached
the threshold fell through the door-
VVny dead. Mr. Lanzo was 63 years
of age. born in Italy and prominent
in the Italian societies of the-town.
Funeral services will be announced
it
Iowa-decided at thelut
of the Community Glee club.
for the evening service at the?
Bnndayin emit month.
0
Mr. and Mrs. il'heodore Fairbanks
of Old King’s highway were
in Bridgeport on Tuesday.
has returned to New York City for
the winter.
_.'.
_i 51
The Motherpé and daughters of
Rowa'yton will be the guest of the
Indies? Aid Society of the W
Methodist church. at a social. which
is being given tonight at the church.
Everything is in readiness for the
musicale and tea which. the. “cited
aid society of the ‘ Rowayton Baptist
church will give at thesehuroh. to-
morrow afternoon between the hours
of 2: 30 and 5; 10 o'clock. An in-
terestipg musical program has been
arranged. It includes solos’by Mia's
Maylu ~Scofield. Miss “Carol. 1111“.
Mrs. Raynor Wermo and Mrs. Jennie
Pugh. There will also be violin sel-
ections by Mrs. John D. Wrigly and
readings by Mrsrsmney Boll.
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During the past week. Mrs Lelia
M. Mosser. local real estate broker.
sold to J. M. iValrad of New York
a tract of land on Vincent street. It
is believed that Mr. “'alrnd will soon
start work on the erection of. a
house on his newly purchased lot.
Mrs. Mouser also sold to F. R. Ritter
n. lot in Barclay court. Mr. Bitter.
it is believed. intends crcctlng u
dwelling there.
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Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Stcdmnn
will leave next week for Florida.
where they will pass the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. “2 S. Lapham sailed
yesterday from New York on the
liner “Kroonland” for Francis-
co, VV here they will remain during
the “inter months.
e s e
‘V‘i lrrlng S Jcssup. \\ ho has been
Visiting VVlth relatives in Rowayton.
has resumed his studies in New
York.
C O 0
There will be no rehearsal for the
choir of the Itownyton Baptist
the club would furnish the; music?
rlen Congregational church the last... I
.M R.L'rhayero endows nominees.
re. ’ tonwasunsnlmouslychosenasvtceweekperiod.
.abigvictoryintheelection foreee
.rotery .
lishers of. the book.
andndniGordonieeI-ed-
being held in rooms 21 and
afternoon. ‘
Basketball is going along 1
rapid pace at the present tints}.
Practice is being held regularly at
the Jeflerson School. - The are .
squad will be chosen the latter part
of next week. . A practice We is >
being held in the hilt-top school
this sou-aw: between the senior
and sophomore teams. ' This is the
last- oz the inter class games and
hey. week time will be devoted to
rigid practice in floor - work and
basket shooting. William J. Whirl:
basketball manager. announces that
the schedule will be made known
in finished form shortly. .The
teams thus far assigned definitely
on the schedule are: Danbury.
Greenwich and Ansonia. The teams
with whom negotiations are now
pending are: Stamford. Met-idea.
Strntford. Shelton and Branford.
The first game will be played with
the N. H. S. alumni.
Frank Sterry Abbott. president of
the Dramatic club. announces the
properties committee for the Dru.
matic cfiib play. ."Daddy Long
Legs," which is now .ln rehearsal
and which will be shown soon in
the Regent Theatre. Those toneerve
on the committee are: Victor Hart,
jene. Martin Delis, Betty Schofield
and Blanche St. John.“
Editor-in-chlef Norman Flew-
wellin of the high school reminis—
centiae of 1924 and Stanley Joni-4
ovsky. business manager .of the
book will go to New Haven tumor.
row where they will close the con—
tract with the 8. Z. Field (20., pub-
Thomas Ireland of the Norwsik
‘ Frankel.
highest honors durum. the
"$1 .
All the students up;
{mils-ls group have attained
8&‘ton. Chsfrlotte '
' Brew. Helen
at e.
Bruce. Helen
Helen 1
ittim.;flargaret
Davenport. Eleanor
—- 1, Demin‘g.‘ Una.
Downing. 0,!in
Glaser. Edith ,
Hoyt. Mildred
Jenner. Ruth
Keeler. Ruth.
Kelsingor. Adele
Knapp. Laura
Lent. Enrica ‘
Longstni'f. Elixabcth_
Mathews, Dorothy
McCarthy, Vera’
McKee. Elizabeth w _
LIcLachlan, Bessie
Neubuuer. ’Alice
Riordan. Catherine
Sallick. Edith
Schubert. Alice
Vallerle, Edna
Van Scoy. Adele ’
“'atcrhury. Edna.
W'impfheimcr. Erna
Adams. Sherman
Ash, Barney
Banter. Harlan
Bryan. Edgar ' *
Bulkley. Everett
Carpenter. Icarnnde
Choirs. Joseph
Fish. George
'Juiius
'Fromer. Jack
Gormley. Daniel
Hayes,- Edward
Joselovsky. Stanley
Kelly. ‘Edmund
divorce proceedings was made when
day less? than llkuninntss to -
a verdict in favor o‘tlthe defendant
in the 850; M0 alteration of unco-
lions ‘suit bscught by Anna bonus
Barker. of Rt. Lows. subset: her
mother-in-iaw. lies: Ids. If. m .
of Norwallu Thus ended the' trial .-
which?» was ‘fmarked by. frequent I’Br :
:of‘ act-id witnesses by:
primaries
Judge Alyn L. Brown. .
. Attorndy Jesse .‘r.
Norwalk. "counsel for the ephlntifl.
said Inst. night that a macaw: set
acids the V: will be filed. and?
may be'argued at the short calendar
session next week. Intimation of
counsel said the filing of the motion
would be' “the first step."
Counsel in the genre completed
their arguments at. noon yesterday.
following which Judge Brown
charged the'jury. The 12 .men re‘
tired to their room at 1 o‘clock. and
emerged less than live minutes later
with the verdict.
The case. in itself peculiar by they
fact that a daughter-in-law institut-
ed action against her mother-in-lsw
claiming alienation of her husband's
affections. was marked by the brief
deliberation of the. jury in finding a.
verdict. and also being the first
case this term in which this jury
returned a verdict in favor of a de-
fondant. '
Merrill Barker. husband of the
plaintiff testified during the trial
that his life with his wife was one
of continual nagging and bickering.
Another. sensation in the one was
testimony of the defendant that her
daughter-in-iaw threatened to 'kill
her. This was denied by Mrs. Bark-
Wheat: of‘
or.
i
i
Mormons—rear”:
‘BitlryBitYou’re
«mu—r rm
Sunshine es
mnoYounoissulw. blew? GmM")
Osiris-isolation. ‘ ""'°""
WANDOPERATIC
“'Iht'eflmfwMeD
unity Choir}
Trinity Che-131913
ONS
Cairo Broom.“
Claire Brookhmt}191t6
1-1.: 3:}1315
‘ Billy Mumrfld swim“
DANCE m
- leTeekYmOUtofMyArms—fos Trot
Wetlands. wail-Fen Trot
Respond His Orcheetn
Bun-73s" and His Orchestra
mat-alum ”W1
‘13“:
I
11.. BM Orchestra of usage! Sm
Ky Heart—Fons Trot
Dunks" and His Ord'iestra
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W and His Orchestra!
Snake Your Fests—Fox '13:.“l (Frans "Mold Poms" )
Riser Trot
lSwenee Blues-Fox (Fro-n “Md
Whitman and His Ont-lam
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“N
New Victor Records, Once a fig}:
Every West's—Friday
High school class of '33 was a visi~
tor at the school yesterday.
Margaret 0' Reilly. chairman of
the senior dance has been set for
later church. tonight.
~We heard a woman say shc . V _ . .
wished she would get a. boilers “'hcn Judge
The Junior League of the Bow-
. O
('Odmm woke Up a" ton Methodist church \Vlli meet at
kit hen cabinet for Xmas. “has it
yam- wife? Buy one now and please
' her} Anchine Furniture Co. Ex-
. ciutivc agents. Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. IrVing Sweet of. Mott
avenue. haVe returned to their home
lit r a few days' Visit with Mr and
Ir Henry C. Appleton of ‘cdar-
. h t. L. I.
O O
" you th0 a. Ford on your
In;- list phone Jos. Hollywood.
Ford Agency—-Adv.
O O O
vOlsy Cavnnaugh has returned
is home in New Britain. after
spa ding a few days with his sister.
. 1 Mary Cullen of llcld~n a.:nue.
O O O
r.‘ and Mrs. Peter G Gnrman of
Square. are Visiting friends in
Minors)“. . ‘.
J? - 41km!
lenfinado set.
m—$v .
Bails. Frances Pennington. of Arch
is spending the we: h- end
‘ wit Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Fine]. and
liter Helen. of New York city.
0 O I
is and Caps—Obrien's—Adv.
I O O
0
pointed Czecho-Slovak
Camilla. Gilt Shoppe.
fwuusm J. Tracey. of West
I93. was in New York city yes-
. 0 e
r.' and Mrs. A. G. McGee 0:
rise street were recent visitors in
York City.
" e a
My your ’V’ictrola at Donnelly's
Weekly payments. Store open
until 9 p.m XXL—Adv.
O C
fimrt Venezla of Chapel street has
'npoeltion with the Crofut-
II pp company.
‘ O O
O
and Mrs. Frank Kish have
4 their residence from Laura
to Ely avenue.
0 O O
ril & Guns. That's all.
' O 0
rd Ch.ariott of Chestnut
‘- ’has resigned his position with
' 1 Us shoe company and taken
‘ h the Cluett & Peabody com-
e e e
and Hats—O'Brien'PAdv.
O O O
' ‘Boldisar. who has been vis—
it: Mr. and Mrs. John Stoez
ugton avenue. has gone to
O O O
. Cans. That's all.
s e e
Goltes of 8 Snowden avenue
s. radio installed in his
,5 I O 0
73nd Mrs. Stephen Csako of
_ avenue announce the birth
«a; lighter at the Norwulk hos-
Thursday morning he found his
shoulder out of Joint. A doctor was
called to rcsrt the shoulder and the
judge will have, to keep his arm in
a. sling for several days. How the
Shoulder was dislocated is a mystery
to the Judge_
e e e
John Main Jr.. was arrested by
State Policeman Carroll charged with
driving without a license. lie was
tried in tho toun court yesterday
and lined $10 and costs.
O O O
The master-plumbers of Fairnel'!
County will have a. dinner and a
meeting at the Manor Honsc tonight.
L DARIEN j
The Church Friendly Society of
St. Luke's Episcopal church. Nero-
ton, held a meeting in the Parish
house. “'cdncsdny ai’tcrnoon at 2:00
o'clock. \V’ork was continued on the
articles being made for the Christmas
sale which is to be held on i riday.
December 14.
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Mr. and Mrs_ Roger McKibben of
Tampa, Florida. are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Geofrey Stedman of
Tokeneke. Mr. and Mrs. Stcdman
will return to Florida with them
next week.
O 0 O
The “'estmlnistcr Guild of the
Presbyterian church. Noroton. will
hold a meeting this afternoon at
3:00 o'clock in thc Sunday-school
room.
0 0 0
Miss Eleanor G. French recently
entertained Mrs. R. T_ Jefferson of
Dnrien, Miss E. L. Stevens of Row-
eyton and Mrs. W'. H. Fitch of. Stam-
ford at. luncheon.
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"Elopement of Ellen" will be pre-
sented at the Royal school, December
18 and 14 under the auspices of
the Christian Endeavor Society of
the Darien Congregational church.
Hary Palmer of the Post road has
purchased a new Dodge sedan.
C O O
This has been a banner year for
the Red Cross Roll Call in Darlen.
The membership is much greater
than ever before and the workers
are to be congratulated upon their
excellent showing_ The amount
collected will be close to 8750. The
full list of workers in this cam-
paign is as follows: Mrs. George H.
Noxon. captain of Darlen: Mrs
William H. Murray. captain of
Noroton Heights; Mrs. George
Brady. Mrs. C. 8. Wheeler. Mrs. H.
A Gibbs. Miss Elizabeth Davenport.
Miss E. Dickinson. Sidney H. Wilson,
Miss Helena Cooke. Miss Doris Bal—
lard. P. G. Sexton. T. \V. Farrelly.
Andrew Shaw. Miss Ruby Vase. Mrs
Lillian Pardee. Miss Mary B. Snif—
fen. Mrs. M. H. Richards, Mrs
Howard Holly, Mrs. H. Watson. Miss
Minnie Froome. Mrs. Charles A.
Kane. Miss D. Demu. Mrs. Theone
the church tomorrow afternoon at
3 o 'clock_ .1
O 0
Albert Ferris has been appointed
ianitor of the Rouuyton hose house.
succeeding the late Edward Godfrey.
\lr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Ititter of
Ron 3) ton avenue have gone to \Voet
lalm beach. “here they VVlll make
their home during the winter.
Miss Mary Iaymond of Raymond
street has had a telephone installed
in her home.
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W
The second in a series of modern
and old- fashioned dances being held
at Community ball will be gchn to-
night There will be special music
.lnd it is hoped that as large a nu—
mber \Vill enjoy tonight’s affair as
did the opening dance last week.
There will be a meeting of the
l-ricndshlp Bible class of the East
uVenuo \iethodist church at the
church tonight at 7: 3.0 o‘clock.
0
The St. Agnes Guild of the Christ
church wil hold a "food and fancy
\Vork" sale tomorrow afternoon. be-
tween the hours of2 and 5 o 'clock at
I-‘ays market. Van Zandt street.
The Sunday-school. class of the
Christ church will giVo a Christmas
party in Community hall. Thursday
night. December 27. A special pro-
gram of Christmas music and plays
now being rehearsed. will be pre-
sonted.
0 *0 ...
The Woman' a Guild of the Christ
church held its regular weekly
meeting at the church yesterday.
Samuel Arielle of Rowan sire“
motored to Bridgeport last evening.
Miss Dorothy Hornvof Amundsen
street entertained several friends at
her home. Wednesday evening. in
honor of her thirteenth birthday an-
nlversary. Games were played.
Dancing and muaic were also on-
firmnnefreshmonts were served
ss orn VVas the '
many gifts. rccipient of
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'Mr. and Mrs. \Vlilis L. B
‘van Zandt street left. sweeten-Jig}.1 f3:-
Canadu where they have gone to as.
slst Mrs. Bean's sister in observing
the twenty-fifth anniversary of her
marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Bean ex-
pect to pass a few weeks in Canada
Visiting relatives, before
home returning
wonx mantras
. —~
Nervous troubles. with backache.
y'dlszy spells. queer pains and irre-
gular kidneys. giVe reason to sue-
the second or third week in Jan-
uary.
cided upon.
5 MEXICAN
Military
No day has as yet been Ee-
STATES ARE
[N REBELL—iON
Insurgents
Rise Against Obre-
gon —— Name - Gover-
nor of'Vera Cruz -
VERA CRUZ. Dec. 7.—-Fi\‘c Mexi-
can elaies are in open rebellion
against President Obrcgon and Gen-
eral P. Elias Cullen. Obregon's candl-
date for the presidency. according
to information reaching here.
"The military in the states of
Vera Cruz. San Luis Potosl. Chihua-
hua. Mlchoacan and Tamalipan are
said to have repudiated the Federal
government. outsted all the Federal
ofllce holders and substituted their
own men. . _
The commander of the Gulf fleet.
the chief of the marines and several
leading generals at midnight for-
warded a message to President Obre-
gon declaring they had resolved to
"assume the defense of the institu-,
tions offended so seriously by the
government you represent for the
good of the country "
The meeting was held here in the
home of General Guadalupe Canches.
chief of military operation. At its
conclusion the following message was
sent. to President Obs-egon:
"In defense of the institutions of
the republic and to contribute with
our-military honor to the conserva-
tion of peace and respect for the free
will of the people. and to prevent the
odiue lmpositionu which ,airn’ at des-
troying in its cradle our Democratic:
form of, government. we have re-
solved to assume the defense of the
institutions «amended so seriously by
the government you represent.
“We mention the violation of the
sovereignty of the states of Ban uis
Potosi and mcboacan. which
lack Mendence and guarantees
for. the free flnctioning of their
legislative powers because of feeder;
al intervention: the anarchy and lack
of discipline fomented in the army
from the highest official ranks.
“These are the undeniable and
compelling reasons which have in“:
spircd our attitude and through
which we can assure the return of
good for the country."
n. generals and the naval chiefs
then proceeded to oust all federal
office holders and substitute them
0
“the highways are Inu'llfor ihe pleasure and
profit of everybody. Mos! «Irina: realize
madden:-
yssbow eploper
(ion for the other fellors. Those
my.
sooner or Intercom fl)! themselves
'oenslly W title—a mad hog.”
“ (The Veteran um)
whorea‘ds this paper. I’ve‘wanted to saysome.
1 thmgespecxallytoyouforalongnmebuthuvn
kept putting it ofi. I was afraid you fellows; might
fliinkl’mme oftbosehigh—bmws mom a
sermon on something I know nothing about.
“Farfiodfitl I’vednvenatrnckugoodmanyhmes.
andIlmowwhatitis. Itsamansjob AndwhatI
wanttosuyissirnplythis: becausetheaveragetruck
issomuchblmthantheaveragecar.whynot give
Wthecardrxvergustashadebetterflmanevenchame
1. topassyou,vmtliouthavmgtoshdeofi'tbemaoqdam
f orasphaltindoingitP
“Idontbehevethatasinglemmkdnvereverreafly
moanstohogtheroad. Butagoodmanytmeshe
forgets. Anhesgotmdosmsmkmhssai‘orme
roadandhes dcnehisduty’. Andltbbetmfor
evéryoneeonoerned. Incdmtallyflmndelsssndthut
everydriverin the big. attractive 1 11' fisetof
u'uclshasspecmmstmcnonstokeepbsmaohmj
wenovertothenght—anevertohogthemsdf“
Smith. Mrs. Mary B. Taylor. Miss pect kidney “Mime" ”“5 1° ‘1'? with parents of their folio: ' -All
-. . . Ruth Scribner. Mrs. Frank Leach. u” “may that has helped your “1° “3°“. he" and et Jolene. '
.o sorinn. Tilly's—Adv. Mrs. B. o. Litchl‘iold, Miss Anne L. “mm”- m” 3* neithbor- “9"“ °‘ v‘mnmaur. were "m'°°‘ ’
Wicks and Mrs. Chase. In the pre- M'" A Hamilton. 8 Elizabeth “new m 0 Low w" aimed
f. c1.who recently return- vices roll calls the highest mark 8‘ 5°- N°rwa1k arr "A cold D’“llfi',’“‘°““ ‘-’°"'°’ °‘ w“ c‘“
trip through the ever attained was 3594. “‘Ch “med on my kidneys. a” 3"“ mullet: mu“
:leitinghls parents. Mr. and o o 0 brought on annoying w" in my moved to the border of thei state
. L. Clary at their home Mrs. Sidney Wilson and daughters ”4““- MW 1 had done a day's “d “3" mm" ”m“ 3““ “m‘
,, v6 rend. Mr Clary will be Muriel and Evelyn. spent Wednesday w°”‘- my “C" ached dreadfully ”M!“
of his pirents’ until after in New tori: City. it became so stiff and sore I could- V
.. x d 1‘ mush m 2; move {rind every tinie I bent. a
~ . L . r. en rs m thanks "P- C“ t as am ran from
1 mines and glasses lit- and lire. Sadie Kindley. who motored ”Id of my back go all over my s33;
. . 2mg”. to WW “m4 Thanksgiving and I felt tired and weak most of
. with up,“ Mrs. award 1.". I... the time. My nerves troubled me
- . at has been an- turned to their home on one Kings risht along. ‘ One of my nieces
flu largsret Pinto of highway M I. pleasant visit of r°¢°mm°nd¢d Dom" Pull» .0 I fit
to Jack M at m “3.. some at the Galleon- well
Gt: No date hasbeen e e e store. Dean's entirely rid no of
“fringe. Ui— 9aullne Pitcher who has the backache and all the other
. “staying with Mr. and Mrs. Jo- lymptoms of Klein” trouble."
‘Weites Brown are mammals:- of the Post Road Da~ Site. at all dealers. Foster-Mil
’ from their present ate. is visiting at her home in Dan hours 00.. litre. Buffalo. N. .3. ‘ ‘
bury tor a few days. . ,
x" M.“ In cm,“ Wham” Too Late For
Milena are spending a we“
Wires on:- W of Col- ,
.3 Li r1 (.1
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