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Bay Matiln of Stevens
entertained‘ffhs members of
C. club of her home last eve-
bulldog. games and s grab-
rise furnished the entertdn-u
er the evening:
served by aa‘host‘ess. Among
. present- werot'10race and
lavender. Charlotte and Mar-
Jarvis. Geraldine Delaney.
3m. Hester Havens; Bouiss
Helen}. R‘ddiantn. Mrs.
Mslltin und. Mrs. Charles
-—cmeileo dinner at the Knight
’ ‘A. M: my church Wed evening—
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II Frances Moone of Butnmn
‘ aegis visiting friends in New
.. City. ‘
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ours. Good sweet pecan nuts in
or black cake We have cup
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and bread and rolls fresh every
ing. 5 Monroe S_t. . Phone
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Florence Levy of Van Buren
‘e lsnwisiting relatives in, New
S
nrod and Atwater Keg Radios
on easy terms. Donnelly'si—Adv,
s Hospitality Committee of the
Norwnlk Congregational
rch -'will hold an informal so-
I get-together for the members.
family and friends at the
rch psri Ntomorrow evening
«roshm‘sfit willbe served by a
"mittse appointed to take charge
that phase of the affair.
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“For house or lactory. wiring.
ller’s Electric Shop, 28 Wash-
oh Si. is at your service. Expert
ys here. —'Adv.
Milton B. Sleeper of Roway-
and daughter. Sarah Lee. are
ting (elativcs in Texas.
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Buy your Victrola on Easy
at Donnelly's.—Adv.
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llis R. Austin of Seaview ave-
v,will leave Norwalk Friday to
no several weeks in Florida.
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,‘Have you skates sharpened
‘._ Best makes of skates. Skating
es. hockey sticks. punks at right
. A. W. Hodge, 24 No. Main I
Adv.
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outs! cards are being received
Norms-1k 'fr'iends of Fred Butler
is St. Cloud. Fla. Mr. Butler
crly conducted a garage in Ri-
ot. ' Since going south he
flattened an automobile agency in
liCioud.
,3 o e a
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min. a cons»:-
.:Jahtgn Coal.
:1.
r. :and Mrs. Joseph Morelii. of
" or street. will celebrate the
anniversary of their- wedding
day. Mr. Morelli is a member
' firm of Moreili Brethren.
dealers, of Diorth Main street.
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&
hrgo l'eaI Coil. Harris
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iss Elsie fies-ts of Harbor View
all is spending the week with rel-
in New York.
” he hundred
at $5. 00
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lafge- size table
complete at Don-
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Clara Maguer of Cedar street
_ .h-eturned from a visit in Great
ngton. M_ass.
Refreshments 1 ~ I
rkmen and test of mate'rialshl»
mWillism Buchlsymf; Sanford was
a; visitor in Norwalk yesterday ‘
“—IBssicosi. :aa:rrn I (sans—Adv
MissBlssnor 3:33; ”of: Courtlscol
place has re.uraod t;- -onl the \ior-
nulls litspital who: she was oper-
sled on recently for slit-non
.s 0
Miss Isabel; Will-so of Connect].-
cut avenue is Confined to her no .4
pith lxuuries .s'tlforrn when she slip.
you When carrying a pin of hot wu-
lel recently. Alisa Wargo was DJ. :3
erl sex only on- her flux and neck as
a result 0 fths accident.
. ’\
John E. Kane of 13an spent
Monday in Norwuik ca busing“.
Miss Hester Havens m returned
to her home in hart its. as after u
.luit with rel-ch“: in New Haven.
‘ .
Recent glussts at the Royal James
Inn include 3. S. Kelley. Boston;
George A. Leach. Stamford: O. 0.
Hamilton. Porunouth. N. 3.; E. Sin-
ger. Elisabeth. N. K. M. Moors.
DanVille. Va. and rs. B. Dean of
New York city.
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A meeting. of the Hospital Whlst
club Will be held Briday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Wilfred Bedweli.
6 Seymour street. Members plan-
ning to attend will assist the hostess
by notifying her as early as possible.
0 0
Mrs. Augustine Vega .of Lowe
street left Saturday for Tampa, Fla..
where she will Join Ml. Vega. Mr.
and Mrs. Vega are planning to’ make
lheir home in Tampa. On her way
to Tampa Mrs. Vega will visit Wash-
ington. Jacksonville and several oth-
or cities. Mr. ind Mrs. Frederick
Miller, Miss Florence Butcher. Miss
Hilda Duicher. Miss Alma Butcher.
Mr. and Mrs. Leyland Walsh find 8.
Riccio accompanied Mrs. Vega as far
as New York Saturday.
0 O 0
Miss Adeline Chase of Cranbury
has resigned her position with ,V the
_local telephone office.
0
Mr. and Mrs. John Vitsllis of Surn-
mit street had as their week-end
guests relatives from New York city.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Florence of
Cliff street entertained relatives
ffom Brooklyn at their home yester-
day.
James Bryan of Oak street. spent
yesterday in Bridgeport.
Hugh Peterson of Spring street is
ill at his home.
0 0
James Summon of Paradise street
was a visitor in Bridgeport yester-
day.
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James Tooker of Flax Hill road
was a visitor in Bridgeport over the
'weck-end. ' _' _ f‘
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Mrs. Margaret. Willisuson. Ruth.
and George Williamson. and Vincent
Reynolds motored to Huntington.L
I. Saturday.
\ ' e e. e
' Samuel Abramson of Bouton street
spent yesterday in Stamford.
,e e e . -
- Ralph Paladino of Elisabeth
street Was a business visitor in New
York city Monday.
Joseph Hoppel of Cliff street spent
yesterday in Bridgeport.
. S C 0
Louis Dobos of Oxford avenue is
ill at his home.
0 0
Mierrsce Ssbo of Oxford ave-
nue‘is confined to her home by ill-
ness. ’
O S 0
'Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Alberta of
' Burweli street have moved into their
Ira-a
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pass-books
made 1n this bank before
{January 11th
wflI draw interest from
.Jenuary 1st
YusT AT THE RATE OF 41.4%
93: months ending Dec. 31,1924 will he enters,
and paid oil and after Jan. 10th.
. Soothe
ItheLsdies'sidqocistyof!theEsst
News Mrs. £113“. noise or
news aft-set entertained at their
home over the week-end relatives
from Bridtumrt.
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Frank upriosio of Nortbi'sylor
avenufi was s visitbr in New York
city on; Monday. » '
Mr. ihd Mrs. Peter mvsnss of
Spring street entertained relatives
n: New Jersey at their home Suh-
day.
- O O 0 ‘
Jack Connors of Spring street
spent Monday in Bridgeport. II'.
Paul Fedor of nuts adsorbs:
taken s position with the Electric
Service company in Ely avenue. '
Joseph Bodner of ;'lsx Bill read
was a business visitor in Stamford
Monday. ,
Ralph Gregory‘s Austin's gar-
agevlsited the Auto “show in New
York yesterday.
1W
The regular monthy meeting of
the East Not-wall: Improvement ss-
sociaticn was held in Community
Hall yesterday afteznoon. Mrs. Les-
lie Col-ham. president. presided. Mrs.
Howard Gel-ham was appotnted a
member ‘of the entertainment cun-
mittse. Mrs. Louis Pratt. srd Mrs.
Seymour were named to serve on the
visiting committee during th month
of January. The u too
approved the donation of a sum of
money to the Better Films
‘Movsmenf mmittee to carry on its
work. Mrs.’ Maurice 1. Stevens is
the representative of the East Nor-
wslk organisation on the commit-
tee. It was also announced that the
improvements in the basement of
the hall which were approved at the
last meeting. have been completed.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Avery of
19 First street muscle the mar-
rings of their dsu hter. Ethel Grace
Avery. to Harold Williams of Ridge.
Sold which took place yesterday.
The regular business meeting of
the Epworth league of thy Eat
Avenue Methodist church was held
in the parsonage last evening. Plans
were made for a. coke sale which
will be held on nusry 81. It was
also voted to hold s “silver Valen-
tine" party in the lecture room of
the church. February 18. .
The boys' club: of the Christ
church held their meetings in Com-
munity hall last evening. The Ju-
nior club met at 6 o'clock and the
Triangle club: held it session at
7: so o'clock: ,
10' O 0
Mr. and~Mrs. Leyland Walsh of
Van Bends street were visitors in
New York City on Saturday.
The reglar monthly business and
social meeting of the Friendship
Bibls'Cism of the East Avenue
Methodist church which was post-
poned last week because of Ahe
weather will be held on Friday sve-
ning in the Sunday-school room of
the church at 7: 80 o'clock. All
members are ugly: to be present.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cspura of
Fort Point street entertained at
their home yesterday relatives from
Georgetown.‘ '
s s s ‘
Anthony Horn of Amundsen
street has had a telephone installed
in his home.
e e I
Mrs. Frederick Holly of East sve-
nue is in New York State where she
has been called by the illness of her
mother. ‘ . .
Miss Helen Bubbsll had returned
to Willisrnsport. Pu. after spending
the holidays at her homo in East
avenue.
0 0 0
Mrs. George Stillman of East ave-
nue was hostess to the Girls' club of
Christ church at the meeting which
was held at her home last night.
Following the business session a so-
cial was enjoyed. .
Roy c.1180!) of Raymond Terrace
' has taken out a building permit for
the erection of a sun perch on his
house.
» 0 O S
The candidates of the '_Giris'
Friendly society of the Christ
church are holding a meeting in the
church this afternoon at 8:80 o'clock.
The Iannusl meeting of the Wo-
-man‘s Guild of Christ church will
be held in the rectory of the church
tomorrow afternoon at 8 geolock.
O C 0
All membéra are caged to
sent.
The tugs "Harry 1?. Wheeler” and
“1-1empstead” came into the local
harbor this morning. The three-
must so 1191'. "Nova Queen" also
put in at. dock this morning. The
host is making a trip from Nova
0 O O
The regular weekly of
avenue Methodist enrich will be
held tomorrow. afternoon jut 8:80
o‘clock. The society has voted to
hold its meetings on Thursday in-
stead of Wednesday afternoon; dur-
ing this month.
Ssrnuelsno ”bust:- Abrahsmare
fievinssnnsebdloonuislrpro-
pertyinThirdsu-eet. -
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i
tions. .
The funeral was held yesterdsy
from the' late home of Rods»
Chopin Case. the victim of the on-
fortunate accident ofriundsy. Many
residonb extend their “apathy to
chap who was greatly by
his young friends.
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At the last was; of the Bat-
ien Girl scouts the following offi-
cers were elected for the present
year: Chairman. Beatrice Sohrsder.
Secretary. .. Jeanette Msoomber:
31rd. Patrol leader: Florence new»;
Second Patrol Leader. Marjorie
MscGlsshan. The next meeting will
be held on Saturday.
0
The Darien Chapter of the Red
Cross will {hold their, annual meet-
ing this evening in the Boyle school
will: the election of olficers will be
he
Edward Shelly. another member
of the rspidly thinning ranks of the
Civil War veterans. passed away
Saturday evening 'at the Fitch Home
in Noroton. He was 92 years old.
and served in tns‘ Navy during the
war. The funeral was Held yester-
day from the Home. ‘Intennent was
at the Spring Grove Cemetery.
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CIRCLEMEETS
Oificers’ lie-elected --
Members Hear Re-
port 0 f Christmas
Work—Other News
The annual meeting of the Ever
Really outlet of King's Daughter’s
was held With Mrs. Charles S. Gray
in the parsonage of the Romytou
Methodlst chulcn. Penncyer ~strs'ct.
last evening. in the absence of the
president, the vmmprselusnt ‘presid-
ed. Mrs. 1-1. W. Wnsun acted _ss sec-
retary in the absentee or Mrs. Edger
l... layman. the reports of the
work done by the circle during
Christmas were read. The clrcse
lememoered the isolates of Nara.-
mano home at the holiday. it also
sent guts to the women at thaliome
A07 tue Aged. cards to the shut-ins
and Old people in the village and
brougm Christmas cheer to a tan“)
of mulberless ennui-en. “Hie mem-
bers last nlgntwowd .10 contribute to
to the mugobncco mind being raised
by 'lhe Bveumg Sentinel for Joseph-
we hangout-cc», the young girl who
was manned in the accident at the
Catherine street railroad crossing
Christmas night. 'lno oulcsrs who
served last year were re-elected.
lhcy are Mrs. ids Sharer. president.
the. Susie Urlonuuedleu. nos-pm"
neutrons. 19.1.. Raymond. secrt
.ary; lure. l. 11. Klgglns. treasure:
and. Airs. Lillian Lassen and Mrs.
Samuel flail. hospitality committee.
roilowlng the business session a. so
clal unto was enjoyed. -itsfresh-
manta were served by Mrs. Reward
nulson who assisted the hostess. Mrs.
dray. in entertaining the circle.
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The general meetings of the Nor-
walk Republican Woman’s unoccu-
oe in charge of the women of the
rim: ward. Mrs. Barry Stacey Beu-
ton'snd eMrs. Percy Barren. have
charge of the arrangements.
C O 0
There will be installation of on.
cars at the meeting at Banner Coup.
ell. Sons and lighters of Liberty.
which wdl be h V tomorrow evening.
in Progress Forum hall. Washington
' street. South Norwsih. A social
time is planned. Refreshments will
be served.
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The regular monthly meeting or
,the Rowsyton‘liose company wul be
held in the Bondsman. Rowpyton
ayenue. Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
S
- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Herring oi
‘Norwa‘lk‘ are receiving congratula-
tions upon the’birth of a son at the
Not-walk hospital Friday. Mrs.
Herring was lls Waterbury. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs; Lewis B. Water-
bury of North street:
Mr. and Mr: Oscar Mills and
daughter Core! of Bushland evens.
have gone to St. Petersburg. Flam
where the! will spend the winter
Miss Mary Bischford his return-
ed to her studies at Smith collsdge'.
Northslupton. Man» after spending
the holiday recess with her mother.
Mrs. J. Stuart Gillespie of ere-sways:
; I .I O .
Mr. Ssnxufl Hall. who has charge
.0: Ethemzblochs'z for lbs quilt which
embers of the Ever Rsa‘dy
circle maxim Daughter are rushing.l
' Belted
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pjeee :-
the mother and father if the young
lion tor the month or January Will '
mmwwmemwng.
filmed.“ Winders the distill
maxing of the carols. sud the [ . ILL. , ..
gnuilt MMeupspdfifipfi~ J
, gm
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Bsths‘elCheps . Tomatoaauce
m Celery Pickles
BanasaPndding Team-Cones
am
Vegetable Chowder-3- To ‘three-
fourths cup of. thick csnnsd toma-
pulp and oneohslf an onion minced.
one-fourth cup of diced carrot and
water to cover Cook until the es:-
rots are and». add one cup of
potatoes are tendon Then add me
“oupofcsnnedpsssoralnsdoftheir
Mould and situates- five minutes. Ses-
haif a cup or more of cream and
one teaspoonof butter. Sam at
once. '
n-ish Potato scones—em into a
mixing bowl one cumin and a half
of flour and add .two.rounding tea-
spoonfuls of baking powder and a
scant half issspobnful of salt. Rub
in with the finger tips five table-
spoonfu’ls of creamy mashed pots-
toes (cold) and one table'spoonful
of shortening and wet: -..to a soft
'I softened butter.
diced potstosssnd cook until then
.03 with “It and ”990?. I“ one».
am...
dough with one
inked. with Will
pat out into new.
.8393.“ 73ml, a“. lil- Cut
wedge shaped pieces. broil: over
serve split open and spat! with
.1
and a quarter cupfuls of boiling
water and let boil up. then cook for
ten minutes over hot Crater. Beat
the yolks of two eggs light“.
three-quarters of a cupfui of mar.
with the first mixture. Have rssdy
s largo cupfui
a baking dish. place in a layer «of
‘ cake crumbs.- .
mixture. Repsthe crumbs' and
custard. using the pineapple in place
of the banana. and sprinkle with
additional crumbs. Cover with a
meringue made from the Whipped
egg~whites and two tab! nfuls
of powdered sugar and set in a
slow oven for the meringue to
brown over. Chili 'bn the ice before
serving.
tsrs will be held with Mrs. William
LsFontaine at her home on Crockett
street.
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At the regular monthly meeting of
the Norwaik Minister s- association
held yesterday in the Norwalk chur-
ch Rev. Charles 8. Gray gave a re-
visw of the book. "The Dawn of T -
marrow. Rev. Victor 1". Sealise
also attended the meeting.
e e e -
The regular mantra of the. Com.
munity Brotherhood was held in the
Bowsyton Methodist church last
evening.
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Miss Lucille Brenda of Rowsyton
sxcnue will entertain the members
of the Dell. Finger circle at her home
tonight.
\
V C O 0
Mrs. George _Kay of Crockett
street is entertaining at her home
this afternoon the members of the
Good Will society of llowsyton.
. O
A special meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Ramayana Hose
company was held at the hunt of
the president. , .:.:.
the president. Mrs. Earls 1’. Stevens.
McKinley place yesterday afternoon
Arrangements were made to solicit
which the Moss company will serve
in the Bose house. Rownyton ave-
nue. Friday evening. 'anusry 16.
Mrs. Monty Rowland and Mrs. Moses
Rackets have charge of the oysters.
Other women who will do their part
«oward-making the supper a success
are Mrs. Henry horsit. Mrs. John
Plunder. Mrs. Oliver 1. Clarke. Mrs.
Frank Lockwood. Mrs. Earls P. Sis-
vens. Mrs. George Cudiipp. Mrs.
Joseph Stabcll. Mrs. Sidney R. Bell
and Mrs. Samuel Baa. The men‘s
supper committee will. meet st Mrs.
Sisvens' home tomorrow evening at
7:80 o'clock when further pisns for
the affair will be discussed. It is
planned to make this year's supper
‘ihe believer. A popular orchestra
will play for the dancing and a gen-
eral good time for every one in the
village is anticipated.
ALLIED CONFAB
0N FINANCES
ExpectedtoProdI‘ uce
Problems Since the
Annistioe
(By sued-sen Pres)
PARIS.me 7.4me intersllied
financial conference. -which is gen-
erally expected to produce some of
the knottiest negotiations since the
Armistice; opens in [the famous
Clock Room of the foreign once at
three o'clock this. aft 00:: .‘under
the presidency of M. lemcntel. the
French finance minister.
“Infarct ‘sittkg will be largely.
taken up by the formal speeches of
welcome and the replies. together
with. elaboration of the program and
the organisation of committees. the
isstensmed a formidable task upon
the skillful scomplishment of which
the succe- of the conference to s
great extent depends.
Some ides of the complexity of
the problems on the agenda may be
gstheud- from _the fact that sum-
msryofthesltustiondrswnupby
one delegation covers .thiru large.
dfelynrin tedosns-
The iirst thing. the confer-see wfli
be called upon as do. therefore. will
be to decide whether to deal with
every polnt. claim 'nnd counter
shun at detail ,oe expedite procedure
by groping can ’u logicallyu pos-
food lor the annual oyster suppeh
STARTS tom
{Some 0 f Knottiest ~
* News Notes
NEW YORK. Jan. 7.——Bargsins
are beckoning feminine shoppers
here today especially in furs. Few
new designs are on View in the shops
but the models which have been
popular all winter in icopqxd cat.
mink. ermine. broadtail. carscul are
being sold wall below former price
Ilevels. The woolen suede fur trim-
med coats have been reduced; as
much as one third in some instances.
._._.%_
NEW YORK. Jan. 7.——'l'hcre was
a time when balbriggnn was regard-
ed as ,a material for men‘s light-
weight underwear. Nowadays. how—
ever. it is being extensively used for
Tunic Frock Is
Smart ‘hfiilflfl
An afternoon frockin silver
and black is very smart. The
one illustrated is s straigililine
tunic style fashioned of silver
cloth with silver embroidery
done on black satin used so tries-
mils- ~
Jumper frocks for Florida and Calla
foruia use.
NEW YORK. Jan. .7._—- “Out
damned spot" would “be an unpopu-
lsr line for even Shakespeare to
manor .at pruent. For many of
the m3; silks for winter resort wear
are p ted in polka dot designs.
The dots advance in also from pin
head proportions to blobseof color
the sins of a. half dollar.
Ms.
NEW YORK. Jan. —-Women
nowadays are selecting shoes with
record to heel width‘s. That is; a
splits heel should go with a foot
which is narrow “and a. broad low‘
beef with a 134°de -
PARIS. Jan. 8"?!” musing.
licence still is strong laurel
the Egyptians were so‘ little. Many
beaten egg sell.-
an! I. cupfui 0!, .
. milk. .m'sen as little .‘ss possible j
a is) “a: .I
with s‘little nitlted butter and bsh'
in a hot ovemfor fifteen minutes. '
Bsnsns Pudding—Cream together
_ two tablespoonfuis of softened butt-
ter and a scant quarter of s cupful’ . ,
-of cornstarch. add grsdusliy to one . '
add
stew grains of salt and combine, " .
of bonus pulp.i . I ‘
mixed with two tablespoenfuis of.~ »
lemon Juice and half a cupful of’ - ' ' \
canned, shredded pineapple. Butter
cover with the ba- ' . , -I. '
'nana and pour over half the custard ~ '
forsll"
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any trouble to tell you. only annoy-
ance. A lltue ovens. year sgo ml
dear husband was called home and.
“‘1' had never hsd the blessing ot
a family, 1 was left alone. My sister.
(also I. widow); with three darling
girls ranglng from 11 to 18. canto
to make their home with me. 1
love them dearly and want to see
them trained in the nineties of life
thht go to make s well-bred woman.
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cox-ml); set with nice chine. out
glass and silver (I have all of those
things and my hit-onto and I si-
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mashed poutoes heaped liountau.
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clues xs cracked. handles broken
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