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EPAGE TEN
MTwo Army And Navj Aero Leaders
1' ace
Court- Martial Over
Testimony
The hearing in “‘ushington by
The committee's chief examiner.
New Jersey. is at the left. Below:
and Captain A. “1'. Johnson.
Ii
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1 1 .-——“’ill
Brig. Gen. William A. Mitchell. tis-
sistant chief of the air sonice. be
driven from the army. with charms
he has madc- about the inefficiency
of the army and navy in the devel-
opment of aviation unproven. or
vindicated to the accomplishment of
a shake-up in the so-cnliod army and
navy hierarchy if not in the presi-
dent's c'ibine: itself?
This is the question of the hour
in \Vashington. Mitchell has knock-
ed the lid r‘t‘f a stow which is mess-
,"fng tip both army and navy. rind. as
a result. tacos a. court martini.
At the srirnn time Roar Admiral
‘W‘illimn .\. litizi‘ott, CIllt‘f of the nrivy
bureau oi (1"l'l‘TilllliCS. is t'ttc-‘d 155-
the same prril.
General Mitchell declares the war,
department is “quite incapable of
creating handling or administering
Representative
: :itnl
committee on aircraft.
llandolph Perkins of
our Admiral William A. )ioftitt (left)
the special
periors as they do. may mean his re-
nioval as hand of tin; bureau.
Some army oillcrrs. agreeing with
Cont-rel Mitchell, but _not daring to
allow tli~-ir llzllni‘s' to 119 "soil. say
that nuiny n:.\:1| chiefs nrv Plldt‘llV—
tiring to minimize the 5:1lue of air-
criit't in L‘Ulnilllltlllg ships.
lliit Captain Johnson. who has
had command of the air squadron
ot‘ the Atlantic tier" and issues the
orilnrs gii'et'ning Iiii‘ conditions tin-
\ll‘r which the bombing; iPSls were
made :ind of 55 hirli th-m-ral Mitchell
complained says: “I don't think there
is any question but that you can sink
any kind of a. ship with aircraft."
““123: is to come of :1“ this? I'ni~
t‘irntiun ot' the air soriicvs is inner-
1ll_5' uI-Inist 1i Ill‘l‘“, iiith only Mitcncii
:1 1-355“ others standing iiir’L
lilt‘ some timn Britain is tinding a
unified nir sr'i'5it'gx :5 grnrit succn'se.
.5 proposal now under consdera-
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air pouir in an «ihcient monner.‘
and he ’;‘I(CIIS"H tho n:'i5y dopartmr‘nt'
of staging ics s of aircraft hombingi
attacks on 55:1tships tinder conditionSI
so difficult :is to cndnngcr the hips
of the army aviators tint! minimi7nI
the possibility of success of exp-Ti-
meiits witch would establish the olnI
SOIt'Si‘C‘ilt‘O of capital ships.
0n tha oih-r h;.ind ("ipt:1iii.\.\\'
Johnson. assist int thioi of the 1:155I
air service. sa5s Mitchell should tr!
court- martial d for .ltiilwrzitoi5 dis-I
uhvy' ng oiticrs (lining the bombingI
tests. i
Admiral lliifi'i'tt's rumzirks in l'ifi
testimony gin-n bot'urn iIlt' commit-I
ten soint‘ time 1120, touching his sit—l
Bridgrpoz'f. l'v-li. lS.—V(Spcri::.i in
5 The ShiitirieiJ—m'l'ihit “iii: Mike I311—
‘iL . v: v .
(31.13111. l'ost 111ml lititivti‘. l‘l’lilllllll'vi
suicide 7 .ithe- than bitsnii: to can. ‘l‘I‘
11:, ' (I hie! “'illium B. \ici. 1113 and [‘:i—
trolmun Patrick diarizizrin or .1..~
Stratford police department on 1’4"»
i'uary 4. is the gist of :1 "'z’ili'i;
handed down yesterday i; (‘Iiz'nzmr
John J. I’holziti. _
5 During the coroner's inqt st l:< . 'I
Friday. the possibility of lticaitellt'
accidentally shooting: hints-"f ‘15 ii' DI
he dropped to the gi‘(lllli=l “1'“ o:
loaded gun in hi2: hand “as l.s.1i.~'
sod at. some length, but. the coroner
after listening: to all the oii<l1nce
decides that "Big Mike." came to his
death "by his own act."
The man “be spread a reign of
terror among gasoline station prov
prietors an small sliopkvcpr-i's in
this vicinity, is described by the cor-
oner as a "desperate and persistent
law breaker. robber and gun man."
The finding reads in putt :13 fol-
lows:
"investigation showed the deceas—
ed to be a. paroled prisoner from the
prison or the State since 1917.
"Since the date or such parole.
as well as before it, it was nhown
. he had been such a desperate nnl
persistent law breaker. robber :mti
gunman as to cause much uneasi-
ness to the oublic and deep anxi—
ety to small storeiiecpers and tra5-
elers because of their fear or 0814‘
field up and their store cash or 5'15—
ins'a taken at the point of his gun
or his victim of gunfire. that :1 pr' c:
was set on his head by intertsted
- communities and by his 5ictims for
his capture and p- Iiishment.
“On February 4, 1925. Chief
Nichols and Patrolman Flanagan ot
the Stratford Police department, up-
on being informed by the police offi-
cials of New Hmen that a jewelry
store of that city had been burglar-
[and the night previous by the de-
0 d and of the latter's probable
on vor to escape on a freight
train passing through Bridgeport on
that, day. repaired to the usual
stopping place or west-bound freight
trains near Sherman street Strat-
ford. for the purpose of capturing
him;
" 55 hen they ”rived at such
[stopping place they discovered the
“deceased walking from the railroad
A truck northerly along the street
named.
“Both other: being arnied with
shotguns commenced pursuit of the
“deceaaéd from rtaln points on the
track a. {cw bun ed {cat apart. and
when about 5Q to 60 feet distant
.trom the deceased Chief Nichols
culled twice to the dece..sed to put
" "hi. hands for the purpose of ar-
pin no,
Coroner Pheian’s F inding
Tells of Gunman’s Deatl
lion in Britain 55 mild xnuko nit' trninv
l!‘ " '1 l- :11: nf the 'iil‘ :i'ion 1':4‘\Of)'
O ‘r in tho :trrny n.i1. nrz‘5'5. It is
piano“ .i in ti; illSii‘l‘ :iii oilittis tn the
.iir St‘l‘ ice for mu- or i\\0 yieirs. rc-
SJIIIEI: in :in mtnnml Situation
55lit‘re evcr5 oificcr in the British
initis “mill lie able to operate a
if mo II'IE.
it knm5n 1‘2'1‘siilt-nt Coolidge
Ilv s tut zippitn- of (it i1t-r.1l Mitrli-
oil's :itt: itk on the naiy department
liu 11:..l l‘Sillllls that aim} and 71:15'5
titl:-' . 1's llt liiit rm! ‘lw 5i'2ii~'.~t lull-
in weet i: '5. 1.1: lmloin connrtsston-i
:hlt-v~nin'.llt " ti.1‘ ?I-- ‘-.4niiin:
pruiizivzi i'i'l'. :iziuzir r
“it‘lll.
is
usiit.
it isin 1-: (lei-Jr:-
i";‘. it.~t.:ii'l5' “hiyvimvl .i :‘lii from:
IziS l‘cl; mil .1 1:31 ii m-x- rt-il l‘olict‘
iii:iii l'i;ii.:.g::ii,. t'ifmi’ Nichols and9
I-'I..ii.ii.;.in i‘puti. noting. lii'twever.
the action of the «leer-35ml, instant-
l:.' tired lilt'ii‘ shotguns :it the hitter.
pausing Illttl to ':.il to.1!i5- mount],
5'. it". upon iliv tl«i'(':i>t‘.l lufut'e or
:tftx r ililliitg turned lite gun. pointed
:it l"l.'1n.’i:.'in. upon IliillSt‘Ir and tired
:1 .:T\‘ rniibv'r hullctt into his o55n
1-1: .in “'0!” the ci'i'rct of \‘Illt'll lir‘
:~il('l I_5' (II".¢I
in 51-.5
IItt‘ dew-iiwti I'Li'llt"
his own not zit the time, place and
from thi- (‘2ltisc shown. and that
said d-nnth was not caused by the
5 .
of tho .‘oi'txoin; I limit
in his death by;
criminal 'mtt. omission or careless-I
ncss of any other pl‘i‘SOll or per-f
sons.
"in accordance 55iih the statute
the body (13' the >:iitl dot-misc.) was
delivered to his friends for burial
at Evergreen cometary. New Ilnv-
(‘11. .
Old Resident of
Fairfield Dies
FAIRFIELD, Feb. 12. -—- Andrew
Burr Huntington of Mill Hill. an old
resident of the town,
more where he went for treatment.
Mr. Huntington, a. retired business
man, has been a prominent figure
about. town.
About 25 years ago. Mr. Hunting-
ton canto to Fairt‘icld. He is surviv-
ed by his wife and two sons. David
H. S. Huntington. teller at the Fair-
field Trust company and Andrew S.
Huntington. Town civil engineer. He
was a member of the Fairficld His-
torical society. the Fairfieid Village
Improvement society, the I’airfield
Memorial Library_Board. the Sons
of the American Revolution and of
St. Paul's Episcopal church. R65.
Allen B. Beeman will omciate at
the funeral.
Big. Liner Sinks.
LONDON, Feb. 12.—Considerable
alarm was felt this morning over
dispatches to— a London newspaper
that a. big liner had' gone ashore on
the Essex coast and was sending up
distress flares near \Vaiton. The
5essel turned out. howe5‘er. to be the
100 ton ketch Rosina. which was
swafi'iped and sank. A lifeboat from
Clacton-og-Seg Iescued herccrewmt
ro’ur'me’n.
ORGAN ARRIVES
The 153to organ for the new Nor-
walk Congregational church has or-
rl'v'e’d in- Norwalk and is in the
HM)! house. The organ will be u—
'.»\c-rrismt for :1 long: limt‘ unless con-
- h;15o
l fishing in sucrul I.1I\"S
ltl- sititl tor tesotwoir purpos-s.
.55 rote to the Federal Trade commis-
died yesterday
at Johns Hopkins hospital in Balti-i
DARIEN BILLS
ARE FAVORED
BY COMMITTEE
Urge Police, Sewer-
age, Water Measures
-—Other Bills
HARTFORD. Feb.
able report by? the committee
(‘itlns and Boroughs is expected to
lg l'itlll‘nf‘d to the House tomor'
row on the bill of Representative
Albert 15:. Lover): of Ii‘airiield. for
the creation of a. sell-perpetuating
Park Commission in that town. to
be composed of Oliver Gould Jen—
nings. Ralph E. McEldownoy, Henry
H. IlOl‘illf‘lI. llrtini'ord C‘. \Vnrner and
Milton C. Lucr‘y. all of Fairi‘iold.
It is also expected that the,com-
mittee will report favorably on a
bill introduced by Representative
Ii‘hurics 1'2. \Yillittmson. of Dnrieii.
and favorably passed upon by a
Town meeting of that town. for the
creation of Police, \Vater and Sew-
erage :intl I"ill:lllt‘0 commissions
there. Mr. “'iiiiunisou ap'penred br-
t‘oro the committee this afternoon in
{war of the nicnsurr‘.
Sttliitni' Frederick L. Third.
New Ilni‘t‘tt. nppmrml hrforr
committee in favor of a bill pro-
viding that the Cities and Boroughs
1 2.——l~‘uvor-
Oil
1
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Williamson Appears to I
uri
‘II'M:~
THE summer;
Mrs. Stofies Appears With M other a
at Trial of Eormer Husband
THURSDAY. FEBttin'
TRUCK KILLS CYCLISTS; MAN
lSCRUSHEDlNELi-IVATOR
int I”:
committee report to the (letter-n1 riding in :i “estotiy direction on till 'titlrd :znd curry pussili- rim '
Assem‘rly on or hetero April 1. 192”, Post Road iii til" sumo illi‘ut‘ll'vl‘l arr-Em“ AIM." in 5..., (Ivar: 1:. “WW ‘.
on :1 uniform system for pensioninsr the machlnv. 'i‘lm t‘Ii'I\Pl‘ 1-! ill" ibis “Ionlll‘fi‘ 7 T T i
"efficient. faithful. loyal and long— truvk. Lirlwrmnii. stntt‘vl l" ”1'“ 1"3'3 MIIthl‘J. lIllSi‘nH .1: :1.‘ Hij' —
time cmploycs. which mnybeariopi-I lice. that be How 111" MW” “"1' s-Inm. tx'mr ll.15»1~. 5i..s ‘.>‘l: ;
ed by any Connecticut town or cityI‘ M31 Helen Elwood Stokes (left) 8 seen “”u‘ be? mother,- 55inch the wink “-15 "l”ll‘l“ '1 mrmi itiir- Mumford Ilnqvilzil :1 fv ‘l‘filllli'f 'v
“PO" 8 Icirl‘en'ium "0‘6 8‘ "HY re'l Mrs. Arthur Miller of Denver, at the trial in Chicago of her former timt‘s and the (‘\(‘Ii st 6‘. till titw‘ 100'“- norm-0 :. o'clock yptnmm- :iffnr5.
gtllti'r or sperla. election." NO one} I”: band \"I E D Stokes New York millionaire, who u m {"d around ”‘9 hic5< "3 ‘pmm’: ‘0“ m" in {ll :iiitoinwiiili- curtnrninb - rrl .
appeared '0 oppose the M1" I 05 I) I); l U "h” “m“. "r the "‘3" "S h" ”1 5" Ii‘ritru‘man i'iizii'ies l,Iiii:~‘i'r=1.1 i . K. it?
n“""°-‘“~""“”V" lr'n'mi' and lIZ'l-i inspiring to man" r rcpu ' on. As the truck nraretl tlio. t,’\tll2~‘ in- 1.1.4 in...” (mat-”n m ti‘«' {5- 1 fr T' "’3'
will \V. S. I‘it'kr’tt of Taitfilcil .135- ""‘"“‘“"" 'M"~“' ”11' “la“ anal” 10")""1 :‘H‘Ullllil “nai; .n t-lnvntut' >21...“ in lilv 71155 (.511 ‘5 Li ‘
pent-ed in support of th. Iiiinxiiint ill!I 111‘ did "" "‘V'pr'w‘ ”‘0 LINN!“ ' a)" 1111i! dint: :if ti‘t‘ r‘nt'nv'r (if \i' 1' :1" '
for tho creation of the no“ i i:rki L il'i‘clll' in “"5"“ or ”W ””"k' “'1'i““i.iti:intii' Sti'rms. 'i‘hr‘ Vis‘ii'fl‘uuiitl"
commIgsIon for that "m." TWI Ivruck the itit-ycle nitlmvisc.iiirnwim: I ‘ ..
“J the unidcritifitd man more than tt-iil
5533 no one present cpPOSt‘ti
ASKS VETO OF .
BILL TO STOP .
One Accident Occurs in Post Road in Sound
Beach While the Other Happens in Gurle5
Building in Stamford
, STAMFORD Feb 12. —
One man was seriously injured and one man “as killed ll‘ t
separate accidents which occurred late yesterdnv .ii'tornumi I. m’
in the new Gurloy building on Main street. iiiiile the fatal :..--..‘
dent occured on the Post. Road, Sound Beach. At :1 late Ilmlr into .
night the man who was killed “lion sit tick Il\' a tinck «mm-l Iv j.
the H. C. Raulston Company «if I\cw lurk city. and opt tat. .l by
Max Lieberman of 945 East .1 'i‘lth street that city. had It”: 1.. I,
identified. The only means of identifying the limb. 55bit“ 11 5 . . .
taken to the Greenwich morgue, is through a sigiict iiiig that t..n . . ”if. -, 2
man wore, which bore the initials “J. H " and a slim Imkin Ilium} ' ' ' ‘ ‘
coat lie was wearing.
The man, who is said in lime Imr-n aimiii cigiitccn 59.415 ..
“as riding a (‘oliiiubid bio) ole. .it the um of his (Ik‘i‘tlil.
Michael J. Driseoll of \1955' Haunt. 55 :19 seriously
while doing insialiation 55ml. in the new Giirloy building at \i 1.1.11
and Atlantic streets Into 3cslc-rtla5' iiftcrnooti “Ilt‘ll Iiix Iltlti\ ii"-
camc wedged between the floor (if :m rlvvntor shalt; .mi tlir l.:"
* He 55 as rushed to the Stamford hospital \llfiPl‘illg inivnw l‘illl ?~;‘
:1 commandeered automobilc. \t the hospital last lllL'IlY II» it.
teportod as resting comfortably. although the lelliihl'llil 5 “In...
ed some doubt as to “Ilt‘lilt‘l I10 55'miItI sur5i5n his lllI‘lll in I15. '
include a broken coilzirimnx‘. :i INWKII'I" ir'icturo of III" spinal 1-117
umtt,proi1ablcintornniiniutivs {illti Iii m rations of the IHHI\ . _ 3:71!
TTHA
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200 to Attendm
Alld (iame'
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The unidf‘lllifi‘ d man 55!. :1 55:15- .
instantlv kiilml 55 hen sliUCIi b5 the At an nnrly hour this Wynn“; :2 I: , ., .
heavy truck at K‘Olllltl P.4- :icii. 55.1» 4.1"“, of Iiif‘ ma“ hut] it’ll h” H :E- _ 7 H ",7
Hy Assn: lined Pros s.
ST Li I. l>. lvl‘. 1? -~'I‘li siiicnt
llzin .lul'i'um', cf {'1' Aw. :l,=:..c.‘
LAKE BATHINGI uc toil.ii‘ in: l >1.sfi'1:u:1 our
th< ntlion 1 .’ tIi~ i«.' . in (lili‘!" :1": . -.
Bill of Rights Trans-;
gressed, Governor Is‘I____
Told B y Woodstock?
Man
HARTFORD. l‘cb. i:.—-Logi.~i.—.—‘-
tors received yesterday printed copsi
ics of .'i lctter written to (Sow-rum.
'i'rumbiill liy llrrbt'rt \\'. llowmi. of
\Vomlstock. in will-5h in: urged tliv
veto of tiny bill taking away rights
of bathing. boating iinvi fishing from
(i\\':li'l'$ ot‘ land borivrtng on natural
in such rights have born
l.1 ixlzvre
ti-'llil.::2i0ll prover-dings :ll‘t‘ instituted
(llltl lllt,‘ owners compensated.
’l‘lie lttlrt‘ refers to the situation
in \N'iniihnm county Wherr- the State
police and the State Board of hrultii
attempted to Slup bathing and
and ponds
'l'i‘n'
limun )1 ttct 3715's in port:
”’lhc (IOLI‘ mianiiii: of the (.on~
st tiition of the l nittil States is that
legal proceedings must be iakPll_
inform and nut :.fi-r. mivl that ill"
owners must lw Ct)an(l‘l§fll(‘d for tho:
loss or their property rights before.
llllll not after. they tire deprived of.
their property. It toilous. that no”
state can permit Its health officers"
or water companies to treat natural
lakes and ponds as ll"i~‘“l‘\’0lrs before
they lune legally been niavlv i'vsv'r-'
voii's by condemnation III'OCC'.\EIITKSE
and by compensating riparian 055n—f
crs.
.‘lr. .‘lcllon's Company A Target.
(Springfield Rf‘pu‘ulicnn.)
chcral Senators who voted '
against. contirnmtion of Atty-Gem:
Stone's nomination for the _Unit_ed
IStatcs Supreme court did so on thoi
ground that he was owned by the3
interests. The next day Mr. Stone
slon attacking the Aluminum com-
pany of America.
F. S. LYON
\JOB PRINTING
South Norwdk
New Blouses
Latest styles in white Blouse:
made of genuine imported
English Broadcloth at
$1.98 each.
The N. E. RYAN co.
86 Washington St.
I
“Buy Your Suit”
“Not Just Anybodys”
When you buy a suit. custom
tailored to your individual mea-
sure from fabric. pattern and
coloring of your own choice, it in
your own, suit. made for only
you. It is preferably diner-ant
from suit: made to‘nearly tit and
nearly please anybody who hap~
pens to come along. .
Be on time it you want to get
10a: new Easter suit.
ANTHONY L. BRIA
Fine Tailor & Farrier
.1239“ 3;.
spring exhibition to
I'itgisiulion to pioliilv. tttlliv
'provious “(iriii s rms g
Titus" :nmrs.
:itti St gators l‘ttt”. 2's
FROM STRING GAMES, BAN HAPPY;
vs
{vet while the lairyrin. licirlly smash-
I‘d. carol-ma m r035 ih- IiiLIIl“':13'.
Winding in u clump of bush. 1: m 5'» u
feel 2155.15. 'l‘h:4 t tho mun 55:1s l'llittl
Iinstantly “()6 the opinmn (f iii"
illTOQHWIIh polite 551m invcstizratcd
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JEFFERSON FlTY. Mm. Ft-b.
4 s lifs, lane scheduled for this he accident
.. ' n" (1317133111,. in ”7" “no“ i I iebermnn the driver of tho truck.
.' :i it Tltl‘ '2t'5 .n t luv-ix on (hot ‘ j .
1' . (I. If” I‘d” in K “I following the tii't'it‘lrnt. vcr'i'v'ri thr-
V'“ ‘ ‘1" ' ’ ".- 5. .'7 '\|in—!
1 ‘ ”mgr: “n a $0.0.” Hm. Imztcliim. :icinss ti. ~r. .u.. .1...(.1...i.:
Hum. '1 “I l‘ ‘SHHHintn u f-lOll" l:i1i.:- lll iron: (1. IIH‘
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":r hr H rt-tsihfmmvhe nor of Adam :1 Int: .5 ziml ll." I‘i-r‘ ‘
._ Aft. (liwl‘i 5:32;; :rzvs;::’. i l‘ irir'i. Patrolman lrnt. k U L \ :mi' '
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... its. 9 from Fl‘il p: it tie! the Greenwich i‘oliie departmt nt. ‘
. ‘ ln'w 1...-.........u..g .. e at W " ; Teas from nearly thirty di
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‘ rested Llfhil‘mflll on :1 t‘itni'pn .
"‘““"““"“" “"‘ W '“i- ent gardens are blendedto
i‘Dle thc police station in urn”, . ' . .
PRINT] G "‘“h 7“” “W "1' mi "Mr SALADA Its distinctive ill
Iiionds of $5.000. furnished by a New
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It is truly a revelation. Tr!
York bonding concern. 1
This Essex-b-Coac
'iltow tilt" publication of the
—— .\' ti‘ttipnmry i-'s?r.1:t~ ' are in rnntlit't and that lllt',\'
against the Jrzt‘trk' '1 " . "315'2'“l’ltil'..'si in that they in-
l‘ost, llrl-r-r \llll'WZF. 5'1. 11' .~! fling" 'intm t’in tiiii‘? of s'w-rncy 1.0.!
the I‘m: iinrl I‘ ,ii‘L': «‘ft .2. 1' .~'-. A. :251-1 31 l‘?’\2~ii’t:tllS illid lmiir'nts. TI‘FI
llirrk. proliil-itirc the 1»'il=‘i«'.i' ' , Ilrdiy L’wsg I’tfilill last week to pulh.
lists of D"l'SQil3 to “RI-1:1 uh" ‘ , :iltil 5'7‘ .15 iii» nnmv: of lei5sitiiziisi
Prt‘SCI‘lDllOIIS l'.ll\"-‘ in :1 tut. l "‘i at ‘ mini: 55. iis‘ney presctiptluna ’10le
been gi'on'ctl liy JUNK" \\ " “ l" f dillllll.’ t‘ 1' m'~n‘li o.’ Janitor}. 'l'hr I Fui'hl and T" 5“"
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in .It‘i‘l'tisnn I 115‘. It'l"i‘il'.4"‘.', .Kitk :1ii5' in Jefferson Cit) I
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the boy or girlwho is dressed
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Our shoes are not 01115 suitable for parties but
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