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ILICE RAID '
POOLROODT AND;
ARREST SMEN
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”a downtown ;
iqnafi‘,;oza :11. :21 l o; . “ardshmll visor
, «1mm! z...” . .~:5 on doors an: renolnng
Ear-o1 p00: r .‘L-atzrs are aidnionai
.. 7.111! "113‘. aid '0 221.1: attrac-
..s 1:! 121.1: mode.
In aii. nan. Le :11? coupe arr!
Jur-d-fior sedan. and the improvedf
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zutd searing
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today!
:r—S
lO-Year-Old New
Haven Boy Lost
Tire police today received
a communication from the New
Haven authorities asking the]:
to be on the lookout for In ten-
year-old boy. who has been mis-
912: from his home. :6 Derby
:uenue, New Karen. mace last
Friday. It is said he was put 06
9. train at Norwalk by a N. I, 24.
El. and H. conductor.
The boy. whose name is
m1; .ard Howell. when last seen
was wearing a black plaid mack!-
naw. grey cap. blue suzt. brown
shoes and stockings.
AUTO SHOW AT
LOCAL FORD
DISPLAY ROOMS
Dutee Wilcox Flint
1 Inc. Also Offer 525
Credit as Prize to
5 Some Lucky Visitor
"1-. “"1 :11 Fim'. Inc.. is con-
. z 1: 341131052! show this
m“; a? {‘3 'a': H oom.1“os‘ are: e
‘1'rv. the '1 vst products of the Ford.
‘13" in? rampany are belng dtsp‘: and.
‘ a '1. 1:3.‘11‘. newest addition to
To“. is waving a most
Wrie doors swinging
19'1". give a .‘3 inch en—
be”. seats and make
1: €11 "11“ driver and pmengers
h”)
v
1 .1
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{arugu— 111169;.
'trom
.1 .
‘31.
'7‘
about. are on exhxbttton.
(21‘ rats shown}; Various body types
and the Fords-2n {rat or are also 11‘
ruled in thts "zsvlay.
A test; '1- 6! tr». show is a r-rtzc
o. u‘. er...
Mil be fortunate e: ough to a $25
v:rr1 :11 towarcl the first payment on a
E‘er car.
Tue Local management enamels a
cmdxal mutation to the publlr: to
some in and mstw. 1: fine Marion 9 re}-
dais and partklpate la the drawing%
to: the prize.
Stage Hands Give her
Secret Away by
Shaving Baby Car-
riage Onto the Stage
1 .o .. strum: 0' the ‘Wed: ling
‘ }T£Y€T'T." :5». rooting c' horns and
raging of bells. stage barb is a: the
c rain: penermaace a:
-w-
til—I
6"‘5:
$41.12*: theatre Saturday nigh: 13-5
11.014 to the world tbs ma’rlag.
bertrnde Adams. a member of the
ermine team of Adams and 1.11313.
1 a: the whence appreciated the!
:‘ .3 Was shown by the hearty an-
r 'ause which greeteal the petite lltltei
bier...
Mzss
Adams. I. contra’to Of 10
‘1 moan abi‘zty r: ippcd out at Norwalk
quietly Saturday morning to New
lork ct ty and. tn the Litt‘ .e Ch: rch
Around the Corner. became Lh€
bride of Merle T. butler. or Elmira
i X. 1’. Mr. Miller :3 connected with
the Pennsyyania railroad-
5 Immedtately after the wedeiing.
‘ are new Mrs. Miller came back here
I I Where she took part in the afternoon
performance. It was not until early
or enmg when the news leaked out-
It was too good to keep. And so
wbxle the bride and her partner were
an the mldale or their act a: the
evening performance stage hands
floured a baby mrriagc to slowly
‘ descend until it rested on the stage
The bride. innocent of the zeta.
calmly continued to warble "Reno."
1mm the chuckles and laughter or
the audience pet her.”w‘ue" that
something was wronx. And then
how that young lad! (Lid blush and
the in confusion. I: was several
minutes before the recovered and
could go on with the act while the
audlcncc congratulated her with up.
plans: upon her adventure Into the
stormy sea at W.
GroceriesStolen _
families-Auto
mm“: mm
night. but they aren‘t today. For
thcyrencrcdthctrkmhkfl‘r
mmmmtoaboxofm
whichmi‘.!arm of Walton.
magnum-menace: or
,. «WW --. -.
i'.
'rsodels c: the tourmg car and. run-3
Commero‘
Some “use: to the shawl
' improvement “133.
ABOD'TTRODDLE
WITH LIETS
Connectieut L. and P.
Co. Superintendent
’ Says Dimness is Due
to Old‘System
OVERLOADED
Declares when N e w
System is Installed
5 Throughout C i t y:
Trouble will Cease
“'hnn u‘e new pnwa- rgpp’y wtnam
the Hountonic nix-3: r section was
made available for use h=re just be-
fore Christmas, it was only posime
5'0 supp'y part of 2‘32 :51: with th
new son-ire a: that Tees:
Inert: of the cl: y 1‘23: the been using
the new pn ver are rercrtw' to be
pleased with character of the ser-
“ii-3‘, freedom and flu/:tuatiox and
steady voltage.
ThCre are othrr peritons: cf the
city where service :3 S'iLl be :g 53:)-
:1
leed from {Jose-13b throng. e
street and in these 32212039 111.: has
been some comp.‘1rnt re. 'atire e
;dir::ness of the Lgh
two weeks.
When ”ice-1’ abcu
tnct Supenat-nceat E.
of the Connect:
Company made
m-nt:
“The new yer-2:»
New Ca. 3.1:). a
$4509 to ts 1:3
regitagc si'ie. B
;»:rs on Ice poi
1;: is stepped d
ihousehcid rem
rut-ts which 11211.
the Pine street at;
and :he transforrtrs. -
‘dislg‘ed a»): .22» '. a o_
mass: 31' be 1
‘3 TIE“: C1"
i u
.s bar: carriz.
rapidly as pas-1.
heavy load a: 1 1 ,.
the old system has 1
causing a 62::
about 5.317
retirea‘tle :t
¥or the 12:32
“Just as work of
c busts-g trust}: rs 1s ccmpzeted
:shich is the wti; 3e 1:: Ibflut two
fmeeks. wrath-J permitting. the ser-
jnce will be 0. $1.. and I belies. the
'1: very m
furl”.
"With may new 33.3mm tbrrsare;
bound to‘be 11-92,: ' as to be taken.
out are: minor 6. .s t- be correcb
er}. 3'21“."1143' mar-n-
Due to we 1.11}
mg. the supply of t-r111-F1: to the 5““-
This
on: dufrtzt: was
interrupucr: was -
11w: trot "'
5011' b. V.
great den.
the lead .s 1
generatm .; a,
1"": hope
“forks a
eta. time when
t and their own
:33 so: 2:: use.
-31
3.-
[Leaf 31':
GIRLS CLUB TO
SHOW WORK
I
I
1 due to our;
realenccd thr.‘
NEXT SATURDAY?
3
E
n
I
I sons who have s‘ nailed
350319
,“Open House” to be
; Held— Sub-Chapters
to be Formed—New
Classes
The Giri's & Woman’s Club.
Wail sue-2:. wr herd
next Saturday from
p. :1:
During the day the work of
i
l
open housr
3 a. :1 to
to Join the rub or register in
classes may do so by speaking
Miss Gertrude M. Parr.
The winter work or the ciub has
been most satisfactory
those in charge. Chayter meetmgs
and classes have been filled. almost
every evening. and many after-
noons.
The idea tried out in this org-an-
lntion of having sub—chapters for
social Purposes has been. most. suc-
ceaful —anyo-nc who joins the club
by sending her name to Mrs. Har-
oa Williams, 1’ Grant street. may
become a member or a charter al-
crady formed. or any ten persons
who wish may form a chapter and
be assigned a regular crem'ng or
afternoon when they may we the
chapter room exclusively.
m dame: have been very pops-
‘—
In»?
now available. and other chaéa will
be arranged as the demand arises.
Everyone is invited by the cum-
mitts. romeo-Saturdayandsec
what the girl- havc done.
My new members have M
this winte . and Saturday will pro—
bably «an the numbers almost to
M. »
f0'
.1. .3 1
it
.v.. '
tu‘fi' ‘
winter classes um be displaEed. tra;
will be serve”. and anyone wishingl'
. according to;
'corzposizixe work a:
,‘“"_l‘. fimt'fls 612.3.
thousand of letters which.
‘ summaries.
Bok Jury Gives it out
and Asks Peopleof
U. S. to Vote for-or
Against it
XEW roam.—rhe Ance-
tcan Peace award judges today In-
nourzeed that plan No. 1‘13? had been ‘
adjudged lebcstofztlfaczcred
Tin. compatriot: for the $204..“ 6(-
z'ercd by Edward K. 853”. PM
pbia publicist, tor the heave-aw
vlan by which the Cniteé States
might L‘s-operate with «the: m1
to prevent war.
In its essence the plan prop-m
first. that the United State: bane-
dlarely' should enter the permanent
court or international justice. en.
dorsed by the late President Bard.
mg, and second, without becoming 3
member or the Lane of Satin-s as
at present constituted, should Ma-
:0 co—operats with the m, cuter
certain conditions, as a body a: mu-
tual counsel.
The identity 01! the author is ask
known to the jury of award and pol»
icy committee, except one delegated
member. The authorship will not
be disclosed. until a natloa~wt$c re-
ferendum has been taken to 391,-:—
mme whether the man meets with
the support 0: Amerims. Th8
probably will not be until early next
month.
Fifty thousaai zloliars is awards!
the winter immediatety. The rrrt of
tl'e write goes to him .! ‘he want?!
sues the pian its support.
A. VG’JIIK {animus " rm Cd in The
56:13:15-:
In); ruling the 3.31:1 35: Bo'a‘ said
today:—
7
“W111: deep safsfatzioa - aresent
or the consideration and Val: n! that
3:15.33 petunia :11: p22: selected
by the Jury as entitled to ‘Jze Ar:-
cries: Peace Award under the cons-
d:‘i:15._
“The Award brought forth 22.165
21:3. Since many 0! 1 cm "er! mo
1:23th
smgfie via: one:
represented the stews of hundrefi-
or thousands of individuals.
were aim received 5:211:11! tundra!
whife they
vlarxs. saga-rented. in
a mlutlcn at
(Si-i not submit
almost each instance
the peace problem.
The Jury had therefore. before it. ‘
an. index 0’ the true feeling and
jxdgmez t of hunéreds 1! imaging-12-
ct American fitment. Tn.
'ang students at library and inter-
natiocal ‘aw. Some were firm-.1 per-
:iztic. butrho
have themselves seer. and felt fie
horror of war-or who are errn now
:n'zzg out its tragedy.”
Some of 22:9 mans Zabor with the:
o
smblem of changing .he hearts of
men and dswsimr them toward
pears and good wfil; :ome latter to
5:11 a. practicable. means 0! (Seating
with the economic causes of war:
tabor With adjusting racial
«11': producing
vorrepticn cf nationaiim. x:-=‘r‘
rompint‘:
21:39-11 02': Pa ge
-r>< ,_,_'.‘
L I“? ‘ Hull..-
3's t 51.3? c-‘fe Janis ‘ Seaviej
avenue. has returned :3 er studies
at the Danbury Stare Normal school.
C
{.1
"here.
a riser 1‘
W and Nash
Willmott Finafly
GetsBail
Wlsew {hamstring in the ease of
W Smith. said with six others
«firm charge of arson, in connec-
tfiawmmtixonamofannmbcr
a} W in. Dam . was opened
rib W: is the Dam Town
court his" lanes or the Peace
Setter-k a We until this cre-
wing at eight o’clock was asks! for
marry. and was granted.-
.Grtnd Juror mm in as!“
Indie. m W. Rm. muse! {or
the Town of Batten. was in New
York state on Macs and that he
emu not uttené the seam this
m He further stated that
Judge Hermann would sans: the
mums; thccase.
WMMEPM at
Stamford appeared as counsel for
Smhfi.andnfltiathedidnoteb-
ieet to a continuance of the case,
batthdhewumimtahvetteon-
firmed. um :11 o'clock instead. of
eight. n he had Court Reporter
cwm down from New
Ikmmdthathswocidbennahte
to who train connections eat of
m.flthecurt was helm: at
eig‘afwm. He aid that the
mMNfica-sedtotmtthat
a. resin-t Wt was going to be
Matthews“.
m Just War flan
mac that rm- was no: the first
mutaceutmedbad ever
at“ the «at La Mes: and
that id but tries to get in touch
wfih'lnmmday regarding
(mmmwmmuetoéogo.
w “shim Sell-cart in
" enthcanacr said that
was: R "
connection wsfi the
scandal that has been stirring
Dal-ten for the last few days were
alien to the Bridgeport County Jail
yesterday on dezanlt 0-. ba.I.
Their bails are fixed at 83,0426
‘aad stem: respectively. They win
he held in Bridgeport pendiug their
trzaz. scheduled to:- the first Tues-
day in February. before the aim
side of the Superior Conn.
Arthur B. Wiilmott. the other
ran-z. who after the bearing Friday
before Judge Selle-ck at the Darren
Court-er was still detained tar
failure to chain a. bondsman.
misused yesterday.
her: Wilmett. who preciously re-
fused to act for him. firefly assent-
ed. KB bail was fixed at 333459.
i‘.
BOK PEACE PLAN BALLOT
MGMJWXW H. W-‘
is: for the continuum auto! that »
,7“;ch
«as?
If: Katie, HQFG‘
Post 3 Road
Suggests Brlg’h' t
Colors to Boost
Reading of Bible
Ticker. (Interim
to make the Bible read more get:
eraHy through an unique experiment
in psychology. Dr. 1311111223 M. Shel-
don, editor of the Christian Herald
and prominent Topeka ctargymaa.
bu créered bright carers {Gr edrtion
of the Bible which will go on pres
.03 a: an eastern publishing house.
“The Bibfe is too interesting to
bind in undertaker”: caters,” Dr.
Sheldon said-
In spate hours inn the last twenty
years. Dr. $225 '60 compiled an
“Amvrican versen' no! the Bible. 11-!
eliminated chapters and verse: that
contradict one mother. or that hare
no great tame. He said he tootcut
the un seesaw parts that are “dis-
couragt g 2'. 2y persons to read
what they want in the chi Bible-“
Dr. Shetdon‘s version. which Ls in-
{cricket} grimly for the business
man. is one-firth the size of the re:-
Illar Bible.
Dr. Sheldon s famous look. ”In
Eu Steps.“ will be mm in the am
future. Some or the seem will be
we in the Central ngrcgatmal
is «93:22 ms gig"; 3-, .
eoumpaatorwmhngécaue vii-t
ta- of the Christian Herald sacral
years ago.
Top; “wk; pawl:
Dr. Sneldor: 2h;
a Sixth: :re cor-1:335
called the Charles M.
0:131.
Two MEN TRY
TO FORCE GIRL
l
Frar 5. Hats—r of
:e:apLaz..;-£ m :‘ e poi..e Leia:
two :2. taking hold b!
er. G’adss s. aged
his (nught-
14 years. as she
Kerb: Taylor Av-
by Secretary Hughes and Presid-
II That without becoming
tiers .13 a: present constituted.
enema: its present co-eperatiea
in the work of the League asa b
rations which
I'd
3
4 Propose that membership tn
:21 nations.
3
EVENING
in substance?
Addras -...-.........
Amyouamter?
my. massages-Ia:
THE PLAN IN BRIEF
e1 States shail immedntely enter the Perm-
Proposes
1 Tnat :11 5 Cr.
:11 ant Joan of International Justice.
Substitute moral force and public ("pinion for the military and
economic: force originally implied in Articles X and XVI.
Safeguard the Monroe Doctrine.
Accept the {act that the United States will assume no ainga-
tions under the Treaty of Versafiluexccpt by Act of Congress.
Provide for the continuing development of international an.
——-_—-————.‘-—
‘South Nor-want, Calm.
Do you approve the winning plan
(Put an X inside the proper box.)
Place m
mama
THE W PEACE AWARD
under the conditions stated
eat Harding in February. 1:313.
a. member of the League of Na-
the [juiced States shall offer to
with Yh‘: League and partieinate
Ody of mutual counsel under coa-
thclmmabeopenfi to
SENTINEL ,
Yes —
i—.
No C
’qua
‘otwtnwuohpguwilionout.
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State ....-.....-.......
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lflflrlfilflrtifi!
“unfit.”
“a“ '
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11‘
was “3’113 3g
, enue. about
‘ trim}; to force
last
au: emote .‘e an: asked .1»:r
9m" ir. Non-3:3. Lt were .iss tin: one.
gTh-z girl limp: “aligns. The men
iszotlped ‘ ear and Cite of them
' came be: 1 of
her and c3335: _t.
her coat.
ares: of lower 21x11: and
with the 220;»: t2.at the Mellon plan
will become law. John “r". Bancroft.
gannl 0123‘” NorwaLkers haw; $131.: to
ICLVngressmn Memtt . Senator Geo.
”P. McLean. and {-11.111le 1‘ m;-
9 degee and hate received rvphes
which are given herewith:—
Dear Sin—“'9 are hearuiy in
favor of the Income Tax Law being
figure, rel atorrg the lines as recon}-
" mended by Secretary yorker“. an: we
appeat to you. as the representative
of this district of Connecticut to do
your utmost. both by worst and vote
to carry such a law into effect with
the quickest possible damzch.
Secretary Mefloa has the .cand-
cues of the country, and. we believe,
any measure recommended by trim.
wontd be more acceptable 2:. the
people is general than any law 5e-
vises! by compromise. or otherwise,
in W
cart-ed Wicks Bonus BEE. 85d ap-
peal to you to do your utmost to
defeat i?
Sincerely yours.
J. W. Bancroft. 35 France St.
H. “as. may. 3 Hawkins Are.
1M Am
momma
-‘Pf:':’ ,
about:
ad:
1: at. the‘
MERRITT, BRANDEGEE AND »
M’LEAN REPLY TO TAB NOTE
We are also opposed to :31: so-
WI'DDIMOIi
Monroe Street Girl
Marries' NewYorker
— Mayor R o bin 5
there—To Liyehere
Elsa Jennie Pulley. daughter
31!. and m. Barney Paley or :3
Roam street. and flax Schachter
of New York were married at eleven 5
och-ck Saturday nigh in Poileys§
hall in “come street. in the presence ;
of about three hundred guests.
The bride wore a gown of white-
mtin canton crepe and a yen g:
Valendemes lace tr'hnmed with or—1
angle blossoms. She muted a. bou-
quet of white roses.
fir. and Mrs. PotEey
aughter away.
The brides attendants were Kr?
and. Mrs. Jack 8mm- Her m3
i
gave their:
l
moms attrndants Were Maxi-1d:
Mr: Joseph Jungle-b and. the ash-g
2:: were Manuel. PC ley. Herman
Juagl‘teb. Samuel Pulley and Jack:
Frtrdand. 1
Him Vera Paley, niece o. the-
We. and Ruth Schwerscns were
flower girls.
After the ceremony an elabecaze
mm was served.
m ott-c-t- 40er M: were lit
M. 5:31qu amt tamuy. Xr. and
Mr; Jack Slum. Xr. amt 3:111 D.
Praises. Dir: Nettie Barrack. Hrs.
Jack mm. firs. Celia San. Xr.
Harry iridium}, Milne: Rae and;
Rose W4}. Jack Friedilnd.’ 1
X uses“ Bertha and Lena Samar-g,
Mr. and Mrs. J'. Jungtieb and fam—
ily: Hr. Abe magnet, and son Her-
man. lir._tnd man Gottheif.
Kr. and Mrs. Sam Schachter, )Lr.
Herman flies: and friend. Mr. and
in. MIME}. an . New York
sag? Pwmrw: as: 31» Rob
funrvh. a Gangs 24 ”3.: 3511 “a
{IKE Abe Barrack. o: \‘sw‘ Haven;
Mr and Mrs 311: Schechter, of;
= Newark. N. J. -'
' Among the
inca‘; reader's presezt‘,
are“: Mayor Thorn; Rot-r25. Chief
P11211112, 110:1, .Att- amey Paul Connery ;
‘ A. E. Winchester 1:41 many Lwoczfi
‘ ates o: the bride a:
Works.
the Gal? '1 r: -3.
Mr. 1:11 Mrs. Sc';
house a:
3:111 Mil be a: Etc-2:5
alts:- Jaruary 1.7.
Ends. a 1.9 is x
rrwazs; was form—1;}? em layed
late Attorney Louis. S. Beers anal
.asf’er WLL'. :1:
H1... u. , ,r 57 Spnnz Stre‘.’
-L—
j comer of “3.4mm"
' Streets Saturday artemoorz.
l mobiles 011:2:1 an”. drive:
QSmuel Kaphn 01: Port «thee: ‘ 1.131
a.»
“at
if. X. Wilson of 24:2: ¢ 33::an col--
1‘1‘12’ The mart: was setti-J!
‘gtween the owners.
{and emy after that C011 “mitt-e re-
ports shall we know the terms of
either of these bil.s. whirb will then
be betore the Sega: e for sexton.
“l voted for the bean Kalil 1.: th
las. sermon of Compress. and. it
suitable bill is reported by the R—
aarzce Committee expect C
again at tb'ts men. 5'
“I think that two thirds o‘ the?
5
to do so?
favor the bonus.
”I favor am: shall vote 1611' as:
machtax reduction as my be pass-g
this under the Ween. ‘
Yours respecttulry.
(Signed) Frank B. Brandegee.
Sena: Dims m:
”I am in receipt of. mastica-
!
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of revolvers two motor truck truer;
ednmmmficro-
{main-tag
tngatraceastothetrndatity,wa
Eat a total of $38.19.-
. quarters. Forest..-
Islei '
E 601169 and
be-fi ‘.
5mm”. “:22; W (mar?
Afterholdmnzithem‘ ‘
atroucoftbeh'mnrw m
late Saturday night. six bandit”
bonndthcmtntohum Then.
mmmflm .wtokias
Band the and. w
thrust: hurt-New rut,
:weakandiflfm betaglocgmp‘
.
{oar-amped. I'M haw-2}
the tracks and their mm W‘ E
State Police and Darren CW:
spent the greater part at rest
re-traveung the supposed .
taken by the highw. m '~
TOPEKA Kan- Jams..—Egpmg: mas t,” M13533 p.19 Friedhril mutt.
Ron m2; at Frances Junfiiebi, Harry rarer. and Harry that.
and man. Juzzfieh The bride— ”353 ear! «re-aria: evening. loaded
at the New York warehouse of their
vmpmyem tr. e New Tori: and Mas-
sachusetrs Mater 5mm company
with 06m. :1: 17‘ West Broadway.
; Sew York. taro trucks with valiant.
mercantile and started for the has
trip over the ark Boston road to.
their home town at West
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The journey was uneventful as
had been many other: the two had
made at night over the same ten-l-
Inry. um! they reached Sam. a
4% distance m. 0! Damien cater
just before 1: o'clock.
In treat 0! the We: fire heat-
in charge of the
leading true: saw an 1
containing 221 men. parked at tho
side of the road-
One of the occupants studied {at »
him to 526:. He says he did as.
readily and um" 11!. the no
uerotthe mennmmgar-
striking kin: as being that of Pet—
era!
13:: Pores: at, a 232' 811:! leaning
his heat attentitety with
com“: which-
reléfltica agents”
31": 0‘ retake!
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3:5
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to set 01;: the truck and»
raise
a c .- feet on the
{st as an, .A roughly
2:20.313 salmobflc.
hazis were "Gd ”zhtly.
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"1':6 54-50:! rack.
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an arm 22.: and likefise m
gigs: with ropes.
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or 2.2:? persons wbo haw
:lomzver were are known to be
3:10:15 in Dark: who were tztmlht‘
2:92: the set soul hizzway r110-
Trey have been artists in
in: from. arthoriies thetr Kap-
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:eSsey and Combi-
rsad happened...
A mysterious voice. ever the ido-
crged that Gran d I"
Sir-12351495931 hasten to a W
spot as soon as possible. there hr.
1: lawn a. 51:31:; The when M
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members of both Houses of Cm-ég:m. {on fire mac" and the m.
m “id 95 both P015351“ P‘rwaisage came shortly after the din.-
guarantee to I19 bant’itx.
Unstable Great was aroused by
a. water. name not known to all-
:th-zrittes. who rapped at the door
:of the mine] homc. told tins
fwhat had happened. then hurried
garay before he couldbcseen. Early
today the Star epolxce m wwri
that the two truekahad been”
some out of Standard at 2:00 a. B.
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