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‘93“
7 rue“
will... Woman'i
, Wheaten-opera»
' , glasses Inn, Honda: alter:
' assure-noes. It i’capeeted
I- it‘d-women will-be pct-rut.
. villi» a priaelor each table.
0 O ‘
‘D.
a
electrical troubles will he
, 0 'wireing tspectilty. Eire.’
fascism: and lighting excise-
7.; . Hs'prlcea. Noeller's Elec-
' fiop. 3!, Washington Sta-Adv.
Newton-k city.
.|. 0
his: say to realise lieu
finternationsl One-Pipe Beaten
1.)", " h
to annulus one here. Tbs
.Aa'll'lelgln. loal agent. it
Phons‘ 471—I.—Adv.
_. It pi' the Norwalk Republican W6-
? Q associatitm. lira am; 1:).
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rdrflat
cL-C‘
e
" Charles
7 ’t‘lld
4—...
a
, ,. i.’»‘-
a . .
yin-w:-
,‘ {delicate wearing apparel to
‘ to this establishment it 1": re-
behind its line.
a complete line 0: diamonds.
a. Jewelry. cut glass. etc” and
:hchind it. ‘No -
ndise _
‘ssan investment. for some.
long needed
, as a gift. you .
'7 t indeed w l able -t_n supply
of quality at prices that are
. n INC. 1
[gym Washington Sic—Adv; ,-
d supplies.
,. ‘_ , repair-s.
“or what we do and have for sale
,' and store.,1 Ely Ave. Phone
g14.—-Adv. , M .
tea
Enjoy.“the skating with good
. and good ”working skates.
, ha Plating Works, 63 Day 8t.
" 'ons,’5¢.—Adv. .
‘lraAifredJ.C.Bcck-
figure. Leanna. an. Alenndcr'm mod to the
‘ and lira. . Barry minielt
“ iii the an‘nual'luncheon‘oi'
a‘tiouil'fiepubiican Woman's
at the Waldorf-Astoria
“ new rot-k city. today.
>; - s s s
Lunchtime, use A was.
‘ . PEI)
' ° ' ent 1a:- the' turning out of
*L-gesm'm of laundry work—
_ ry‘work o! the better sort" by
iway. Whether you have rough.
work wet wash. rag rugs.
Reta. lace‘ curtains or the lines!
he
and expert attention from
little it leaves your premises un-
.‘a’ returned properly laundered.
”incubus of ‘this vicinity are
’ 'by the deliveries from The
laundry.
- 'Telephone 333i.—Adv.
11 Cross St- Nor-
Hrs. Quies'wrenn of New York
.held her weekly dancing cia-
gchildren at the Royal Jama {no
This store
matter for
you desire to purchase
‘ mentioned above.
yourself or to
find this estab.
Store centrally locat-
. .0 .O O , '
h flows '0! Taylor 'ave-
i that her home»
I 4. 0'
“gm Coat. 1m. Gina.—
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Miller of Grove street was
Avisitor in Bridgeport'yegterdgy.
5' _ s s s ‘»
5‘; .. 1:179ch10 si-znvrcc oo.
agEl-acfirical
-.. fii’buse (an
co tractors. radio
power. Electrical sppara
Electrical motors
These above ‘polnts
,‘ ; s s s l _
~ ..- and Mrs. Zolton Stark have
. from Ely avenue to their new
"' in-Llnooln avenue.
'- V-O o s .
sharpened and. replaled
s s s- ‘-~.
on. Knrgaret Cavella of Darlen
" {lib-3m or friends
Jesterd'ax. , . _
I
fia'con-‘+um' a cans—mow
' _ . C . '
James Wilton ot'Oak street sfint
' y lu'zfltamford. .
. ,, s s s
fig;,y‘our Victrola on Easy
‘at "Donneny's.—Ad v.
13.... ,
Dodger or Flax . Hm road
,. a a»-
; visitor yesterday in Ridgelield.
; . — , O O C ’
‘-Pca' Goals Earris a
.‘onv.»
f
fay
8
.s s s
d'ar Weed of Crescent tep-
, d‘wlth friends in Green-
‘ . . .~ .-Evcry time—piece needs
» tan-annual. Inspection. clean-
' " agggnla’tion andthe more ex-
e’mme the mors‘impor-
factory wiring. -
in Spring-
“......:..§-.-.....‘ ' 5.. "n. a...
timer am, at Bayvlsw
avenue was a vflter in Greenwich
yesterday. a s s’
-—uo1ampsto‘9eaold$$.flcom-
pietabonueny'a-Adv. '
a". s
Gluten Mary. 80. 3.
Knights'llemplnr.h’eldaspecialcun-
clavelanblghtatthshlasonie'i‘em-
pie-iwficrkuleystrcetatwhichthe
order of the temple degree was con-
‘ A--." ,. 1.91:. .
inch-“or me or Court Nat-rah
uncle. Conwanious of the Forest.
were inspected by the auditins com-
mateshstnfihtstthehomdotflrs.
Walter Doctor. 1 Mott aven
O O O
—Wsre. Atwater-Xeat. and Gas-ed
RadioSets sold onsasy terms at
Donnelly's.—-Adv.
*3 O O ('0
Trinity Girls’ Friendly held its
snuual‘nieetlng Thursday evening in
'the Guild room. A roan-beet supper
hers and in-
vited guestsat ‘1’. .- Supper‘como
mittee. ins. Ellen Keeling and m-
Lulu tt. firs. Amanda Calico
ban. 1! H. K. Jennings has been
’re-appolnted branch prmdeat by
the rector: Him Ruth Berning.
treasure: Ill- Ruth Crotoot. secre‘
tary: Mi. Ella Undeberg. publicity
committee. It was voted to send a
check for 810.00 to the “Fund for
Jmphine." Regular weekly Inset-
lngs will be resumed Neat Thurs-
day will be a "Book Party” each
member is expected to represent the.
gtltle or a book. Hospitality and en-
tertainment committee for this
monthis hits Rose Simonsky and Mt.
Ella Lindeberg.
The regular monthly business and
social meeting of the Friendship
Bible clan- of the East Avenue
Methodia church was held last exe-
nlng in the Sunday school room of
the church. Harry Joyce had W. H.
'?~-I.ltu;not:n. ’ Poyves V." ‘Ppointed chairmen oi
V .m‘ ' R I" 3 two committees t.‘ plin ”m. n.
- 128 WASESG Vs??? AT (airs of a social character to be held
19‘ ' in the near tuture.
O O O
The regular meeting of Troop No.
8 Boy Scouts of America will be held
tonight. ,
O O O
The choir or the East Avenue
Methodist church will hold its retu-
lar weekly rehearsal tonight.
. O I O
' George F‘lcre of Strawberry Hill
avenue who has been ill at his homep
tor some time has been removed to
the‘ Shelton hospital where he. will
undergo Mont. .
s or
Mrs. Willis. Bean of Van Znndt
street wil lentertaln the'metnbers oi
the Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the East Avenue Methodist
church at its regular monthly meet-
'ng which will held at. be: home
Tuesday eveninr
O O O
Mrs. Thomas Skelly is convalescen-
cing at her home from an op:ntion
Informed recently at tho .Vc-rwuk
-hocpita.l. ’ -- x
. s e e
Mrs. Emmet Chappell of Cove ave-
nue has been entertaining at her
home rélativcs tron: New York
state.
'0 O
The. regular monthly meeting or
the Mayflower Hook and ladder
company will be held in the com-
pany's quarters in Van Zandt street
Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
. O O 0
Mrs. Henry Mourison of Fitch
street was the recent guest oi rela~
lives in Massachusetts.
0 O 0
‘ Harold. Albin ot Keyser place has
purchased a new sport model auto-
mobile.
x.
O O O
Dr. and Mrs .Charles F. Boutwell
of Wallace avenue are planning to
leave Nor-walk January 20 for Mia.
mi. Fla. where they will remain tor
a. month. .
O I O
n Mrs._ Willem Streeter ot‘ Brooklyn
has been the recent guest or trienls
in the Third District.
0 O 0
Samuel Lengyei of Reynolds street
is getting along nicely at his horbe
where he returned trout the Norwnlk
hoepital. Mr. Leugyel tractund his
leg some time ago when he 28‘ from
the root or his house.
i DARllSlN . l
' 'Through a typographical error,
the Evening Sentinel of January 8.
it should be done. This
"hat. The Jackson Store is
Wall Street—Adv. -
printed in this column that fiarry
Oreil of Danen had been arrested
service 'snd‘a‘n expert in in New Jersey on a. charge of rob-
”!or every feature ot' this! bing the mails. The name should
have been “Harry Odell." or when
01d Mllllmugfi, Lumen“
hliip Brencher. Elmer Lounshory
lend William Young. am at
that hsd‘be'en waiti'ngat the general
domes: window tor rural days.
‘by'O. Wilt
The-swerve" gives" ‘eo
bseuse’enslues:
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ermine-unassinbeheldat
theiLBCharennndes-‘thelsadsrw
shlpoiw.n.llocusa.b.b..1.l.
osbrcthecotrthepaatonnsmlcw.
Reagan.
O 0 0
Hrs. Isabelle Hanson Bihbins of
Old King‘s Highway will sing from
WGBS, New York. on Monday eve-
ning at 1:30. ,.
O O O
1'he Epworu; League of the II. 1:.
Church was the bannerat the Stam-
ford Group Rally held in Spring-
dsle this week for having the larg-
est number of membqs tn attes-
dance. Nineteen local members
went to the meeting.
0 O 0
As the 3!. E. Church the morning
sermon will be on the theme “The
Glory of Man.” The sermon service
inthecveningwllibe‘ThsOnly
Way to Live."
0 O O
The Christmas Praise service sly-
en at the Presbyterian Church on
December 28th will be ”heated to-
morrow at 5.00 P. hi- at the Con~
gregational church.
0 0
Samuel Sherer was re—eiect
chief of the Darien Firs Departmetg'l
at the annual elections held thh
week. The reading of the annual
report showed that the company
was in good financial condition. Foi-
lowlng are the oflicers ,alsctod:
President, Frederick H. Smith: Vice-
presideut. Carol Schmirt: recording
secretary. Nathan 8. Finch: financial
Iocrstary. Edward Simon: chief.
Samuel Shelter; first ambient chief.
Harry Palmer; chief ngineer. Rar-
comr
* $74113 ROADS
The State filth-ray Commission
has issued the following article on
road conditions and detours in the
:tate of Connecticut as of January
Montt1lle-Norwich~8adlyms road
ever unimproved road.
seflinlnileld-li‘utnam-Norwlch road.
t on is under const ti
to t .ruc on. open
Union from Ballard-Union town
line to State line road is closed.
Fair detour over dirt road.
Portland- Glastonbury . Portland
road is under construction. but is
open (or trailic.
Roxbury~8outlibury road. laced-s
am construction is under way and
through_travel must pa. with‘cau-
tion over this road.
Danbury~Newtown road. The ‘sw v
bridge over sun river is uhder con-
struction. A temporary bridge is if
use.
WestbrookoPatchogue river bridge
is under construction on s. cums.
Traflc uses the old bridge.
Oslord bridge over Eight Mile
river on the Derbvatevensou road
is under construction on a cut-oil.
Tunic uses old bridge. , .
mansion Center road from
"$ka Turnpike to Round mu.
Construction work closed down tor
the winter. Tracie uses road at its
own risk. ‘ '
GreenwichoNigger Bole hiilroad
is under construction.
no avail times.
hilltord-Orange and West Haven-
being widened.
Open to traf-
lliiford Turnpike is
Road open to one.
o ,
is under construction. Detour posted l!
.I 7 91’ M m"
widelyspaced stripes in the brightest?
‘ ‘ , I
, Cost Linings ..
Mal;
china la a material which offers a
omelty in southern recon miliimry.
‘ new YORK Jan. . 10.—-1-:mn,
the ten are called upon to provide
names for the oolorings or the win-
tr: resort (rocks but when all is
said and done. the'frocks selected
with best new usually employ
whit:- snd some simple variation of
the ordinary colors. The 504:3!ch
pastel shades are especially popular. '
NEW YORK. Jennies-For the
moment the pumps with bow; or
broad silk ribbon of the gored type
[are leading the strapped mode‘n
slightly. ,‘i'hs vvrrue of the sandal
and cut out typdsxevidently has not
passed. however. as they'are being
seen in new combinations or colored
patent leathers.
‘ .
cannon. Jan. lit—Evening bags
covered in whole or in part with
curled ostrich leathers have almost
lnken the place of the ostrich fans.
Most women find for more enlistee-
tion in an occasional glimpse into
the mirrors these contain with a
of powder than in the languid
ing of a teath’ered air mover.
LONDON, Jamil—Fashion} have
changed in dogs. The most swagger
"V-
. canine companion for a fashionable
woman today is an Alsatian well! y
hound. This vogue'sprang uydn the of the
wakei of the purchase of Alas. a
modem silver amp specimen "oven. icrnsotl will be "The M an .
/thebreedbytl:ef:rlnceotwues.v '
l .0“
PARIS. Jan. io.—Among the new
woolen materials the more promin-
ent manutacturers are turning out
(errant-lug cesiulnes arse-heavy navy
ornamented with
of colors. §ome.~,
:e ~
s s“.
runners. log—most all. the
sky ands-ea and the waters under‘
!
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“bid lira.
istreet. All members or the society
3
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.‘ -' ”*' \llfl'alfli
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‘.
.-day time and eveninggowas «minaret
. soup'and an equal amount at water.
Ibeloastoaolnbetynuns
“.300 tour mum
ehenwewerescntorsinhlgh inched.
wdhsppessdto new a monies
. m utter the letter was printed
in your column and so you can im-
agine the sublect came up and was
hutsdiy disc‘s-sh. lhcre an: is
of us members. rangin. in age from
:2 to :5.“ln all the number there
‘wbltht.
Since your letter represents the views
otlsyeuugmsnitoughttobssr
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ran use
Deer am. thalamus:
with a tallest and he loves me. We
sspecttobsmalflsd betoreloug. i
would like tojtnew it an engagement
rim has to be a 'diamosd. Can‘t
some other setting be used lost as
well!
SWEETHEART.
Although the'dismond is the con-
ventloual stone (or an cutest-men:
ring( it is all right to use another
lsatinlove
was not one was who upheld flirting
or would want to he sis-I in the con»
party ot a girl with the reputation’
of; tllrt. We agreed. however. that
we might be cowardly enough to
setting. The ring worn on the third
finger of the left hand sis-allies be-
trothai regardle. o! the selling of
the ring.
Household Hints
' By ‘38. ”01503
mu run":
‘ Blight-st
Stewed l-‘lga "'
Wattles with liable Syrup and
Combination mph-gs WWW
Sponge Cake with .
Cream mums
Apple Sauce Codes
Supper.
Croquettes with detached. Potatoes
and Peas
Fruit Salad (flout-y Dru-dull
Cranberry Sauce Hot Rolls
Amos-ted Cookies Coffee
c ..'—_'. z
W Bush maps—liars pork
chops cut an inch thick. with a poc-
ket. Fill the pocket with your tav-
orits dressing. Roll chops in egg
and trucker crmubsand brown in
u but skillet.-‘Lransi’er to roaster
and cover with a can 02 minute
Bake about an hour. Add water.
and thickening to sauce. si‘ler pork
chops ara removed. and you will
have ,a delicious gravy.
Comm Cabbage Salad—Put
a. small head or cabbage. a M.
sweet pepper, a. carrot and a pickle.
through the (cod chopper. and let
stand at least an hour covered “with
a preparation of vinegar and water
halt andhsit—and halt a cup of my
gar. When ready to serve drain
of: the liquor and add about four
tablespoons of any good all droning
and one~halt cup of? celery out In
mail pieces. sprinkle the top' at
each serving with finely chopped egg
and add a. dash of paprika.
two cups Juice
{rum canned tel-ties (add wear it
two level tablespoons gelatin. one-
halt pint whipping cream. Cover
séluun with cold water' . Beat
Juice. add gelatin. sugar. Juice oi
lemon. and berries? When cold to
the consistency of jelly add the
Mateo egg whites. and best spongy.
About halt an hour before serving
told in about half the above amount
0! whipped creeam. put in the hol-
low nape sponge cake . decorate
the top with the other half of the
whipped cream to which has been
added a tablespoon o: powdered su-
gar and a teaspoon ct Vanilla.
Place in ice box until rosy to serve.
This may he varied by using pine-
apple instead of raspberries. and al-
so by the addition of nuts or cocoa-
nut.
I C .
acoustics—Stew the veal during
the morning. or soviet overs. Put
ithrolthgrtndsrwtthan‘o‘dion and
scanning. Add one-third as much
white sauce as meat. mold in flal
round shapes. and place in ice box.
When ready to serve roll in egg and
cracker crumbs and try. in the
nickname place left over mashed
potatoes in double boiler to heal.
beat until creamy. Place about two
tablespoons of potato on top of
each cmquette. Make Mentation‘in
the center or the potatoes and on
with hot, buttered peas.
0 O C
an; SIM—Cut equal parts or
pines is. cause. California. grapes.
peaches—or any cumblnsttlon or
fruit you prefer. add a cup or cel-
ery cutin small pieces. and a few
nuts (if desired). and cover With
honey arming. "
Honey WM eggs. juice
one lemon. hall cup honey. Beat
these three ingredients together and
cook in double boiler until thick.
When ready to serve add cream un-
til the dressing is thinned to a thick
creeamy conskieney and po‘ur over
truit. Garnish with red cherries cut
iusrnaupiecss. fi'hlssaladrnayhe
varied by substituting a unsung
made by shaking a mall amount of
there is not this much luieo in the
can). one lemon. two egg whites.
Hrs. ,3; lg. Btabai d ave-
nue was the recent guests . triends
in Westport. . . . ’ ‘
annual meeting of the ladies”
Aid of the Rowayton Baptist
church" will be held on Wednesday
at 3 o‘clockat the home
Nettie Raymund in Raymond
are tract! to helium.
newton Bantu chuch. Rev.
Victoria Beeline, pastor. Sunday-
sehool at- 10 o‘clock. “Public won
shlpatii o'clock... Thiswili he. s’
ssrvies . at which the other-rs
church 'tor the New .Year
will be W‘ The subject 0
ed the
Christian mum's:- mum be
held hi the cm at. 7,, ‘s‘cischa
Evening services. [:30 o’clock The.
subject or sermonz ~ " '
_ Friday evening will be made.
the pineapple Juice with a good sal-
the Rowa’ytou Hose company. will
be held Xendsy mnlng at 8 o‘clock
members
.- 11.» 4:2”.
which‘ the
ctpcctcd to be’
tor, the snuualsuppeg
company will serve on
It is
planned .to set up the tables at lion-
day‘sjneetlng. so that they will be
ready for the women to arrange.
O O O
Rowaytos Isthodin church. Rev.
Charled‘ 3. Gray. pastor. Sunday-
schooi at 10 A. )1. Public worship
std! A. 11., Sermon by pastor on
“Give the Government to Christ.“
Evening werfliip at 1:” o'clock.
Sermon. “On the Hark.“ long lead-
er. Charles W. Bates. Hosting. at
8th.“: league at :35 o‘clock.
Leader. bliss Jennie Scott. Topic:
«New Kinda in an old Land.” 'rhh
will he the Missourian! dis-
in I ”‘3" m3» '
. ,nisstisg st. fist-vise b
on lunacy evening at 3 o‘clock with
madam Shins at her home in
Crockett“ Wacky icon-
. 7 church
may“; ” “#3: side I p.
I! ~ *' “i: o‘ k. ' pie:
100
[08
10C
105
107
103
110 Pluck!
131
118
“3 Delay
11"
118
“Thu leaning' o! the M or
5s
7: :3”...
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horisoutsiiy or tertlully or both. Une letter to a
at first black square encountered on border 0! pun; 1,
that fits a given definition and space. This guts you
flow To, solve Cross-Word Puzzle
The numbered} ” squares are the starting points (or nerd; w
. - gar-e, Word
Pmk ouu
a on: L9
words that etc. it. and they in turn to still osgzer mm};
To start you on this panic. we
are giving you the toilowing an.
swers: Hormonal 38 is “iidiles;"
Hot-Donal 3! h “my
ssntal 8: is "Atalanta" antisocial 15
is "Baal." Vertical 108 is “stoma“? i
Vertical 110 is “grout." Vertical 110
b “Natewa.”
storm ETA!—
i Breastwork.
8 Iowa. Heard 00.. Ga.
15 Unproducuve
23 Cupid‘ity
23 Halt-tree people or the Frank- .
lit.
ish empire
2‘ God of Himalaya
Hyth).
35 Sleep: death
36‘Cotton cloth \
36 it; oi California
39 Singing girls of Egypt; “Hired
mourners
81 Greek God of war
81 One who charges exorbitant in-
terest .
a” Buddhist title
a Fermented liquor
85 West Atricaa tube
86 Comely
87 Terms of respect
as
33 Cymsc
e8 Kidneys (
e6 instancq 0! disease
{8 85.31 culls: lost
a one; 0......
58 Flip “ ' '
81 Among
55 Canterised
56 lexicon tree
68 Gryp hon
:1
do Inner court
61 Restrain- min
64 More arid
65 lieu-acted
68 Delightful region
71 Lane-hair an em till.)
1': Laid hold o!
it hrong
'ie Faction
'35 Russian Capital under Jenghis
Khan
'1'? Boats young
78 scrutinise
i9 Supposing that
80 Simple rural people
- 81 State (alibi-J
88 Concave vetsei
8‘ Authority on games ’
87 To travel by auto
to Finely divided carbon
I: Reverberau
fl Comply
fl Chance
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38
Genuine
Inured
Humble
Abandon- hops
ital-tot basket
Prophets
tunable
a chiet‘ (Brit. India)
Consecrate
Tapestry
Borne of the Krupp‘s
nail the square of a type
bio-om!
'69 ninute‘insect tound in chemo
Divorce seekess' paradise I
Decorated With climbing plants.
.ss
Burl.
(India
9 Cereal
10 Soul“
11 Chinese measure of “it
mile
12 Wide mouth-d :ar
1: Approach
11- Slayer
15 Clips. (2.05:
16 113.5%
1? 'lhuu (col,
15 liner L11 1.: r)
19 i-‘ormuli an». a: :19 for
clean oi lag-as.
20 he: know. 1
autnomzy (n. E. ..
21 immortauzna
27 Eniicté
29 Sivan ed 353.5
40 Corx‘odmi
41 Lower suivcaxgmn oft
Tertiary t.’
42 Trail 0: 3 Cut?
(4 A spcczc c-z \ux‘rian
45 Salt-(pic
46 Coffee-houses
47 Mohammtisa Prince
48 Bristle
49 Pol;ut-:s
50 Amorous
52 Se;aralc
55 l"! lagrs
5'." Anurican 11. l..
59 Over—Eur
,.
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g)
dug“
u
62 BuiIdLng
63 “Randi-red
65 Ridiculec‘ sm-rrfly (rail
66 To inspirc uz'l':
6‘: Indicates
'50 Before time
7: Trend
76 Frosting
7‘? Sweet prtcto (F. S)
8! Led («50".
84 Dealer in
85 Flam-r rm
86 Son 0! Eco: If: Zr
88 Units
89 Perfumed
90 Famieh
91 Devotions? :
9i Sharpcns
95 Ecuanlmi‘y lyisfi
99 Solitary
arrival l
21?
:2.-
.100 Buddhxrt 1‘". st
101 Portugucsc mm
103 To look 1." .1':'*:':~
105 Accessrr: s
106 Repair-mi
108 Pores
309 Finch-like that
110 Fourponre
112 Hand—HM“? i 5:“:
114 Stool
115 Absconurs
117 Famous It-tifrm artthEd
1572)
119 Bay of \':.“‘::«
122 Frozen mu"
12‘ Explosive
127 Bacterium
128 Conccpxiwn
130 Gait of hwsn « <8".
ountain in 'Zzz's- ;_
lg; glow dwiimv .1 with 0P“
133 Top of thu h mi
134 Funcrsi pile k
135 Lowvr pan of ‘11? NC
1‘1 81
1,. vii, I‘fii
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30 Pentium: to Punishment ‘ 4: Square n... my
1’; golmg'amsp ."Il'a 145 Roman “:2”
it! new term tor world , ,
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m m‘m an l... m.“ “m” YESTLRDM
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