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caucus Friday
' 27. to decide upon
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I; S '56 Winter months.
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TV FIRM JUDGE
son Approved for
Court~
uld Have Pedes-
(By Aswiatcd Pres.)
_..._‘. Turing the bills introduced
at Build“! today
.,-. wing to The Police lione-
Norwelk Polk».
CAPITOL.
nzre today a. certified
::\z:..iltution relating to
"zlecaiion went into the
motion of Senator
, .e an order of the
. . "‘uesdny at noon.-
\[w‘nbl‘l‘fi Surprised.
was regarded with
“-2.9 members who e":-
m rer would be re~
I mince. possibly {ed-
*‘5. :‘*5t 3. hearing may be
proposed amendment
- .-'-i:=s adopted a resolu-
County
Hartford county.
reaffirmed the Cover-
Haven
- - Swperior court.
iii-mu: Art Bl".
r what will later so
of the "healing art
Tmnerlict M. Holden.
.. has been
on Page Seven.)
SUN YAT
EN, CHINESE
LEADER DEAD
rt From Peking to
anghai Brings
-ws—— Was Operat-
£ on Yesterday
( hi na's most noted
dead at Peking,
7 dispatch
mic-.11 by the Japanese
:7.-—-Dr. Sun Yat-
government
headquarters at
ing from cancer 03
' expected by phy-
fatal
luccment was made
' \‘t‘:
. T*-.e»:r\‘atiou of the re-
goverument as a
.5; held
.. Dr. Sun Yat-Sen at
A- . :n in his honor here
he Chinese Na'ional
r‘rz House statement is-
“:E as follows:
' I 31.106.000.000
I 552 Storage Battery (lo
Phone Sits—Adv.
W‘ws from a collection oi
re i' .2! has one'o unqumion
Pmpie who buy ll
only are lhey ‘elflfll ""
but at prices lb. 3°"
Traffic
HARTFORD,
HARTFORD.
Trumbull sent
amendment to
(lemmin-
f Earnest C.
to bea
lhe medical
the lnnulnitor-
sitting
7. —Dr. Sun
received
ency.
of
within ten
sterday.
2 7.—Pcacc in
ce of Chinese
in Peking.
Dr. Robert
California.
by
nd,
2 7.-—Houee
27.—Th€- New
93,000,000
68,000,000
24 was $276.-
here tor dry
In;
radio. nlwlyll
IO choooo the
n more know
Mrs. McAdoo, Jr.,
Is to Open Shop
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 2?. —M
William Gibbs McAdoo. I:
daughter-in-luw or the wer~time
secretary or the treasury. will
open a "Chintz shop" in her Loo
Angelo: home next. week. the Loo
Angelee Times says today.
"Visitors to my home are al-
ways copying my decorative
schemes anyway." the Times
quotes Mrs. McAdoo as saying.
.‘s I have concluded the! I might
well commercialize this talent
and profit by it."
A consignment or materials and
art objects tor the shop is en-
route from New York.
250 OAT-HER FOR
NEW COURSE
IN RELIGION
Training Class H a 3
First Meeting at So.
.Norwalk M. E.
Church
Two hundred and fifty men and
women turned out last. evening to
attend the opening meeting at the
new religious training courses to be
Religious Education each week at
the South Norwelk Methodist
church.
The first class met at 7:10 and
lasted until 8 o 'clnck. This was giv-
en under the direction of Professor
Roland Herbert Balaton. Ph. 1).. ae-
sistnnt professor of church history
at. the Yale Divinity school. and is
a course on church history arranged
ior those who are not interested in
Sunday school teaching. The topic
under discussion last night was. the
"Life of St. Augustine! '
The second course met At 8:10 o‘ -
cloak mo .ieu-g,,gptu 9 o'.ciock this
course being divided into 3 diaer-
eut classes. "the nm was given un-
der the supervision. of the Reverend
Judson C. Hendrickson or the Stam-
ford Methodist church and had as
its subject: V"The Life of Christ."
’The eecond class in this course
woo supervised by W. Vernon Lytie
of Yale Divinity school. New Haven
and took up the principles of teach-
ing in the Sunday school.
The third class. given under the
direction of Mrs. Lillian Ferguson.
0! Eat Nor-walk. principal ' of the
Marvin school. discussed Primary
Methods in Church work.
'All three oi these last named
belong to the same course and are
for those interested in Sunday
school work and the teaching oi
children in the S day school.
Those who finish the urse. cover-
ing nine or the ten lectures. and who
also take an examination on the
work covered through the course.
will be given credit.
Those churches represented last
nigh: at the council were: Christ
'Epiocopal. But Avenue Methodist.
Advent Christian. Norwalk Metho-
dist, South Norwalk Congregational.
Rownyton Methodist. Rowayton
Baptist. South Norwalk Baptist,
South Norwalk Methodist. and the
First Congregational.
WOMAN FOUND
DEAD IN : BED
Mrs. Elisabeth Brothel-ton, widow
of Ferdinand Broihertou or 142
Woodward avenue was found dead
in her bed this Amorning ,by her
daughter-laden. Mrs. Louie R. Bro~
therton when she went to awaken
her. Mrs. Brotherton. who was 8?
years or age. was employed as a.
trimmer by the Young Hat com-
pany. She left her home as usual
yesterday morning. but. returned a
short time after. complaining that
one did not feel well. 1.2-. I onlel .51.
Sullivan wee called and he said that
the muscles of her been had been
strained He ndvleed her to remain
in bed {or a. few am and the op-
parently was feeling much better
when the younger Mrs. Brother-ton
left her st 1 o'clock this morning.
She is survived, by one eon. Louie
Brothel-ton. ;
She was a. member of Lady Wash-
ington ledge. Shepherds ct Bethle-
hem and Dougie: Fowler Women's
Relief Cox-pd.
STERHNG’S FEBRUARY
FURNITURE SALE
A ale. now in full progress. ot-
i'ering you furniture tor your home
et a savings of 20 per cent. to 50 per
cent. This
room. dining room end bed room
sale India!” "VIM
“in“. m m linoleum '-
rnu en. in fact everything one Feeds
tor the modern home at today. —Adv.
fiHWJGAN‘S FAMOUS ,
HOME-MADE 0811!
are made from The bout of materials 7
and cooked with orieco. " Alwayt of-
hi8!
._.._u—._
given by the Nor-walk Council or .
,ing permit- thio morning:
Albert Frazer. gut-age in Spring.
, plan.
STEAL WINE l
FROM IIOME OF
DR. IIARSTROM
Residence of ex-Mayor
Who Is in Florida,
Entered Over Week-
End
N O GOODS TAKEN
Thieves Believed Un-
able to Get T .nto Up-
per Part of House
From Cellar
The home of Ex-i-iayor Carl A.
Harstrom. of 26 Prospect avenue.
was broken into over the week-end
according to a report made to the
uptown police last night. .
The cellar door was forced opened
and a quantity 0: wine stolen. Who-
ever entered the place was unable to
break into the house proper. accord-
ing to the police as nothing was
missing. Dr. and Mrs Haretrom are
wintering at Palm Beach.
SKELETON BILL
FOR REVISION
OF CITY CHARTER
To B e Presented to
Council for Approval
And Sent to Legisla-
ture
A skeleton bill was approved by
the Charter rtevrslon Coxumiueo at
Their meeting last. exerting and will
bepreseutcd to the Common Coun-
cil this evening lor their approval. so
that ii. can be presented lo the State
LegisiaLure this week by the local
representatives.
Section one of the skeleton bill
proxldes that the cuy omcere shall
be elected to ouice in October end
That they shall not take .onice until
the first Monday in January. At the
present time they [like oluce {allow-
lng their election.
Section two amends the charter. no
that. the liscai year of the city ends
on the last day of December xind
starts on January first. At the pres-
ent time the year ends on the lac!
day in August and commences on
September 1.
Section lhrce amends the charter
making pOlIIng placus in the l-‘ourih
and 1' iiih Wards. it also establishes
Lwo polling places in the First. and
Second Districts,
The resolution giving the Board of
Estimate and Taxation the right to
appropriate money to the Norwaik
Hoepual Association, was presented
at the meeting. but it was Voted to
hold this over until after the skeleton
bill had been presented to the Leg-
lalature and to take it up when the
arguments are heard on the bill in
Hartford.
Other amendments will be pre-
sented when the bill comes up for
argument. The Committee will meet
again in two weeks and present oth-
er amendments. '
MILL WORKERS
RETURN TO JOBS
NEW BEDFORD. Muse. Jan. 27.
-—Loom there and weavers at. the
Fisk Mill returned to their machines
today in consequence of an agree-
ment made yesterday between the
striking operatives and the mill
management. Striking operatives at
the Devon Mill will return to work
. onday when the mill, closed this
n ek. will reopen.
The action or the workers at the
two mills bring: to an end the dif-
ficultieo which developed utter a
general wage reduction at 10 per
cent, became eiIective In New Bed-
ford textile plants January 19.
SELWYN HOME
IS ENTERED
The caretaker at the home of
Archie Selwyn in Bell Island, re-
ported to the police yesterday.4het
the house had been- entered lorrie-
tlme Sunday night.
One of the shutters on a window
had been broken and the window
ilmmied open and entrance gained
through- this window.
The caretaker noted that he did
not know who: had been token from
the house on Mr. Selm bed sailed
for Europe hetVSnturdny. The po-
lice nre investigating the matter.
BUILDING PERMIT-s.
Building Juspector George H.
Hubbell issued the following build-
v
street. cost 8260.
Hike Oioon. two funny house in
Woodward avenuep can u. 280.
lower and M o r e
Snow to Came—~70
Below' 111 Alaska
A YEAR AGO ‘
Sleet Wrought Heavy
Damage Here and
Light Company
Again Prepares
With the mercury dropping. Nor.
walk may be in for u had a plot-In
as a year ago when them“ 0!
dollars at damage was can-ed by
sleet. and now which tore down
miles oi electric and telephone
wires.
From 8 o'clock thi- morulng un-
til 12 o'clock. the mercury dropped
from 21 degree- down to 15 and
was still dropping steadily accord-
ing to Miss Laura M. Cometocx, o!-
ticlal weather observer tor Not-walk.
Since late yesterday ntternoon. the
mercury draped 81 degrees: from
46 degrees down to 15.
A slight. malty 1118 Wed reel.
dents hem a. for work around 7
o‘clock this morning. An hour in-
ter. the ruin tu-ned to a. slight elect
finally clungmg to snow. Weather
report. tor today predict. snow
over-night. ’5
Superintendent Eben F. Putnam
of the Connecticut. Light and Power
company woo prepared tor C
elect norm. ' -
,“1: minute" ages“ nil
Superintendent. Putnam. "when we
had the heavy sleet storm thet did
thousands of dollars worth of
domage. Not only were miles of
electric wires down. but telephone
wire: as well." .
Superintendent Thoma McLean
of the Conumtlcut compouy. and
that unless the storm become wore:
than it was at. noonetime, the trol
ley service would not be eflected it
any degree.
CHICAGO. Jon. 212—3511.: wan
promised today for the middle wool
and northwest. which yesterday new
temperatures toboggan to below
zero while mow, driven by high
winds. added to the general discom-
tort.
The mercury here dropped :3 de-
grees between 10 o'clock Sunday
night and 10 P. b . yesterday. but
rising temperatures and moderat-
ing wiude were {orecaet for today.
The cold today had spread to the
southeast toward the Gulf 0! Mexico
Drops of more than 40 degrees in
4
(Continued on Page Seven.)
ONE WOMAN IS
DEAD IN FIRE
MONCI‘ON. N. 8.. Jon. zlp—Ou
women was burned to death end
two other: were injured in care
which broke out in the Windsor
hotel here this morning and envel-
oped the building. The tire was
still burning eight hours after it
started.
Many guests narrowly escaped be-
ing trapped in the buildiry by the
flames. s
TIRE AND RBI GONE.
Enorlco Plot-elm. of as Cheotrmt
street. perked hi1 automobile in
Well screen for three home last
night. When he reached home with,
the machine. he found a spore tire
and rim mienin. Flore“: reported
Temperature Is to Be own an
Inn-v
#
(Ry mu Pro-e.)
» LONDON. Jon. 37. -—The electric
lighting. Mug end other engineer-
ing service- It Buckiugbun pence.
bgin boil-oi or parliament. lineman
Kew Gardens ore being
run by volunteers my owing to the
tribe 0! tho engineering mtf or the
once of works because of the em-
ployment or o non-union men in the
m dim
Mmuomensu-uotmu
no meted 900 in all would be in-
Got London Bridge, But
:L ts Downed b_y Strike
valved inter. Volunteers. alway-
lieu-by in cue or emergency. were
called on loan duty end will keep
the electricity going in the royal
oportmento. but with King George
and Queen Mary mill at Bandringhom
their liuutics are not likely to be
effected by the discontent of their
subjects unless the strike in extend-
ed.
The heating (mace- in the houses
at perlhmeut will be closed down
thin utter-noon. ‘
Board of Estimate
Vote Not Sufficient——
Councilman Riordan
Says Snow ~Will Stay
There we. consider-kilo diocuoo
stop at. the upeclol “meeting of the
Board of Estimate end Tmtlon.
held in the Council Clumbere last
evening. when the matter 0! on up-
propriotion for the removal of now
tram the m wu brought hetero
that Boot-d for uppronl. The Boerd
adjourned without making eny tur-
ther appropriation for thin put-pace.
The matter we.- brought to the at-
teution or the Boerd by Mayor
Thoma Robina. who outed the: it
nod been the ell-tom tor the put
few your. to ooh for the sum of 81.-
100 (or thereunvol of wow and
tho: thin lied been sufficient. but
that this your the mud: bed 2;":
bill cementum.
mm mm
in.
m
Counciinn Riordan tutor-med the
Boudthotitwiiberdtoullsun
how ranch money was needed {or
the removal 0! snow. but. that it
cost the street department 81.000
eoch time it. snowed.
At thie point. the tire worlio curt-
ed. William K. McMnhon of the
Board asked Mr. Riordan it there
was any other money in the Street
Department'- budget that‘ could; be
need for the removal of mow.
Councilman rRiordnn replied:
"Certainly we have plenty of money.
(Continued on Page Seven.)
FARMERIIANGS
BROOKFIELD. Conn. Jan. 27.—
John A. Gereg. one of the leading
tumor: of thin town. committed oni-
clde by hanging yesterdoy uteruoon.
He was missed by his lamily end
search of the term disclosed the body
Ill-nth: tron: e beum in e lilo. The
man's neck had been broken. Mr.
Get-e51 native or Anon-it. come here
when a boy and secured employment
on e am. By diligence and thrift
he acquired several forms and boo
ensue one o! the largest. lend own-
era and most extensive dairy farmers
in the town. Ho m 47 years old
en. children.
OLDESI‘ RESIDENT DIES
ANSONIA. Jun. 27. —hlrl. H. A.
Rider. widow of H. A. Rider and be-
lieved to be the city's oldest woman
laughter. Mn; Carlos Ii. Stem Sun-
day night ct the ego or 93. She eur—
vlved her husband who died oi the
age or 98 byte-- than a year.
DAD SENT ROME.
John Conley. 0: Bridgeport. o 10
you old boy. woe found wandering
obout the city tut night. He was
lent to the police elation by John D.
Milne and his powers notified. The
to the police but aid he didn't
know whether it was stolen or lod-
IS'I' CROSS
TO BE
Letters! Hundreds of 'em. W
of 'em. ‘Delugee. cabochon. mum:
macs: ‘15qu letters to may the
uym-ilueeidolovergvtiumm.
ThoCroeo word Editor tumor
unarmed: oil. and checking” the
lieu. Tamworth. tunnel-“the
m
in the em don‘t
Charles Podcelny. single house in
rum street. cost are.
. ._—~.—..8‘
opportunity. neré k the
m :
moot nvid correepondout. lion than; _
1-4:: older brother come to Nomlk
inter end took him home.
SELFINBARN
and In survived by hi. Wife ind eev->
resident. died ut the home or her.
REQUEST FOR
LIONEY TO REMOVE SNOW
WELL KNOWN
RESIDENT or
RowmoN mEs
End Comes t 0 Mrs.
Phoebe Grant, Aged
Sixty-six— Celebrat-
ed Golden Wedding
Last Year
Airs. Phoebe Grant. 38. wire of
Winfield B. Grunt. died thin morn-
ing at her home in newsman ove-
nue. are} Grunt bod been; in in
bed" mwmdmlmkm-
dab: VII not W m
until a short. time ego.
Mrs. Grant. wa‘ one or the belt
know residents in Roweyton where
she has lived since 1871. She and
Mr. Grant celebrated the fiftieth on-
nivemry of their marrlnge lost
year. They were merried on April
27. 1874. by the Rev. “Fulton! Pub
tereon oi the Pound Ridge. N. Y.
Preebyterian church. Mrs. Grant at
the time of her marriage was only
fifteen years of age while Mr. Gram
was seventeen.
Mrs. Grant. was born in North-
port. L. 1.. and moved when 1 child
with her parents to New Haven.
where she attended school.
She has been a. member or the
Rowayton Baptiet church tor'tbe
pact thirty-eight years.
Besides her husband. she in our-
vived by one brother. Clinton B.
Rowland of nowonon. a member of
the Norwalk Board of Education:
four children. Mrs. Harry Low of
Palm Beach. Lawrence Grant. oi
East Not-walk: Frank Grunt of
Bridgeport; Mien Berth: Great. 0!
Row-emu: eight granda‘dren and
use greet grundchild.
The funeral will be held from the
late homo Thursday utcrnoon at
2:10 o'clock. Rev. Victor F. Sconce.
pastor of the" flown-ton Baptist
church will omciate. Burial will be
in Union cemetery. Rowayton.
17 BELOWAS
HOTEL BURNS
CHEBOYAN. MICK. Jan 27.—
With the mercury 17 degrees below
zero. ninety guests or the new Che-
boygnn Hotel were forced to run
from the hotel in their mghtiee at 2
o'clock this morning when fire broke
out.
Seven! guests became alarmed
and started to leave the building in
their bare feet. but were stopped by
lire men and asked to put. on shoes.
TWOINJURED
mseEEELTTRE
LEOMINSTER. Mm. Jan. 27.--—
Two firemen were severely injured.
damage estimated at 8160.000 was
coated. and 1. 800 pupils left with-
out about quot-ten when 8!. Co~
cliin‘r parochial ochool here was de-
‘royed by are early today. The
acbool. of brick construction two
Storie- high and with a. finished
”men! w. constructed in 1808.
' man RIDE
,A group cl young people enjoyed
a. sleigh; ride potty to New Conan
react, Ila-nut both
.4 Muco- 7 wick. use
Dietrlch. Edward Campbell. Vi-
" ‘ Edward LI.
George non. tunn-
Says Meddlers 'Have
Been Searching the
School Records 0 f
.New Teachers
NO DISTINCTION
Declares Board of Edn-
cation Appoints on
Merit and Religion
Is Not Weighed
"the spirit of the Km Kin: men
has been hovering over our Ichoole
for the put lew yearn." decimd
Dr. William J. Tracey. member 0!
the Board of Education. comment-
ing upon the tbmtcnlng letter: re-
ceived by Superintendent of School.
George V. Bucbenln and purporting
to hove been sent by the K. K. K.
"I know of cues where the ochool
records have actuelly been looked
over in order tint the number- or
Catholic Ind Jewish teacherl in the
school system could be oocertlinod.
"The Board at Education in obno-
iutely (air in the monocu- in which
the teachers are oelecied. We try.
an tor a.- possible. to employ Nor-
walk girth. For instance. say it or
16 local girl- guduate tram the
Denbury Normal school end we need
ten or eleven teachers. We inquire
no lo the record- ot the loot! gilt It
the Kernel ochool cadence-elect
a. 10. or 11 or than new
{be best record: 1‘
Jewifl: end the matador organ.
{erect creed. it Ill/III. Ila-clump no
difference to the ochool board.
"I want to any that Superinten-
dent Duchamp it Just a ctr-night:
man u there in. Sometimes he may
differ with him. I know he doesn't
(Continued on Page Seven.)
CITY GIVES
$5,0NITOAID
THEIIOSPITAL-
To Be Used to Help
Pay Last Year’ 8 De-
ficit — Covers E x -
penses
The board or Estimate and "ran.
tion. at its special meeting loot even-
ing. upon the motion 0! Frederick
Ambler. voted the cum at 85.000 to
the Board of Cheritieo. to be used to-
ward paying off the debt. or the Nor-
walk Hospital for last year.
Mayor Robin. otter reading the
coil or the meeting outed that he
did not see. any of the members of
The Hospital Board present. but. that
They had appeared at the but meet-
ing at the Common Council end
that the Council had approved the
appropriation.
William H. McMahon stated that
he supposed that Judge John Welsh
had looked up'tho low on the op-
proprintion and that it we: legal tor
the Boot-d ot Esau-lute to nuke the
appropriation through the Choritleo
Department. u there was nothing
in the chm-tor ot the city which stut-
ed that the baud could opprnpriute
money toward the running exponen-
ot my institution. in Mex-hon
“said that he understood that there
(Contnued on Pogo Seven)
FLOOD SIIIIIS
OI-FSOOPEIPLE
SAVANNAH. Goon-1e. Jun ’7.-r
While three counllee ct Georgia to—
day‘were emerging iron: the home
wrought by neod- and retirement:
motion crew: end relic! worker:
rushed in aid. other oecti ' m
The-mmthepothotihoreoedlng
water-u. prepared to receive the crest
of die flood. ,
Workers from the American Red
Crate and Fort Ber-even lad entered
the directed are. with food supplies
cnd unrulytoremolnln them-
u'uncn _
In love: mi.“ upper ”clump
counta- the elm-lien one more
guy. with about to. percent nut
mummmtmtn‘o lu-
iunohn river. which. coconut-ted”
M m Omaha. Ocooeo odd
mom agile. Inn Med more
“15mm
In Grief
”Wynn; or ‘. .
Bowed
Rev. meet-let Jacobo of I. “
South Nomlk Compile“
church refuted any inch theorrfi,
computed from New York the: n-
ligiouo memo or hallucination hi
anything to do with the death y..-
tel-day of Helen E. Voebutgh. it
outed that he knew ulna Vo-burib .
end bod never noted anything this:
would give support to thin conic»?
Lion. She ottondnd his church. fit
we- never a leader in' any church
work. And did not teach in the cunt
any School.
Diem-cu Over-work.
The possibility of overwork '0?
over-cud: buying been the come
the death of Ili- Helen Voobu
woe admitted thin morning by On.
Robert 1; Perdue. Hum: ornoeii.
when questioned by The Evenly
”attach. ,
"The" or. so many hetero .3!
engine to tote into consider“
that on non give little in!
em
1
week nervou- my»
delvingoohcct from canyon-imp
my meat-J etreoe. and temporary
merit-ll nub-uncle. moy tone”:
I say. though. one contact dell h
generalities on such o subioct. cpl
each cone hu it: own ingle- and
phones which have influence lid
bearing on the matter.”
Dr. L. M. Allen. who bod mud
Mi. Voeburgh on occasions. m
that he did not know of any we
where overetudy ecu-ed mental Imi- ,.
balancing. or thnt he he! nevu- 1
come in contact with such I. an. V.
Ho unified however. thnt 0V.“-
otudy. or great mental stre- would
pouibly canoe sudden input“.
which might be obeyed m ”Ir
cooler person would weigh them.
and while lmucouriduriug ouch impale-I
W0! Ili- lmalfooburgh Dr ADO um
(Continued on M Seven) N
NEW STREET
LIGHTTRIEIN
Brighter—fl Lamp Put on
P ole to Test Ini-
provement in Ilium»-
inatipn
In connection with the exam
the Merchant‘s Committee at 1
Board of Trade. a new type of e.
light wee tried out on one of the
pole- ln North Main street. oppodu
the .Steriing Furniture Comp-ll) v
According to A. E. Winchester. ode ,
erel unipol- Min-l menu will be mode
during the day .ond the light lulu
Iain burn tonight. 80 the: WV,
mot-chute will be eble to compel-u
thin lump or increased condiepowir
with the old typo.
RADIATOR WORK
0! a nil-factory kind I:
done every bulim- any in the
at. the Not-walk Rodi-tor Bop-w
Cole establishment No mm
what the condition of your mum
o‘ right price and n Job that
“Gena up and give eorvlce" will .
your experience here. so loll ‘-
Phouo DBL—Adv.
have TIRE unm- T“
u-llo Mr and Hood “no and m ,
Repaired two here for life cl and
M No Quin 8L—Adv. ‘2‘"
Illhll 08 Ill ARRIVAL
—oi the Rom“: Doiry 00.. SI
tor ounce In comm and come!
handled. Eran-ire and no.4
equipment is employed for mm,
Mauritius. (bottle amusing; _. ‘
tie {immune coping. My: how
“3:13” end up“ thins! m
—Pcrii on Pin one mode non
col undo {herb dolly.
tut tine. Puritan Pie Kitchen.
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