m mum commas—so NCRWAIIK. court.
Es OF SPECIAL INTEREST FOR THE WOMEN OF NORWALK
fencing for. the annual birth-
l‘ W tortilla evening's
diluent is as tolibwsi
decide—Rev. Chapman 8. Low-
1M!!! Fisher with thqu
.. infill-Bernice Malkiru ,
“tymTheI Sawyer and his Saw
who accompanied by
. Ilsrri'a
Coal duct—Mr. and Mrs. Kellie
son.
Reading-Miss Malkin.
lob—swallow 0. Taylor.
Hind Aller's pupils.
tabbed by ddessrs.1-larris. Fuher
'tettalnmentr—Mlss Eloise Leo-
MraI William Dibble.
reshinenis-hirs. Fred C. Bone.
Mrs. John McKnight.
tattoos—dire: John He in r y
D. Miss Eloise Leonard.
Ibocption—Mrs. Chapman S. Lew-
Mrs. J. Herbert Mottram.
... rtunity Circle
" the Social for Aged'
Irv.
. Herbert Brown of North
Io. entertained the ineiu rs of.
I the
gI Daughters of the First Bap-
c I rob. at' her home yesterday
.ooaI There were ten members
. and one visitor.- A new
cf the Circle is Mrs James
Mrs. ‘Wlliiim Besupsin led
e‘toti 'onal service.
the business «salon that fol-
. laps were made for an art-
, social to be held at the Home
*. Aged. during the latter part
ebfuei'y. The membors o: the
will visit the home. through-
I month of February. Plans
also me a {or a cake solo to
eldat the eras of Mrs. William
' . in Lafayette Circle.
Emmet M.oeting" All room-
~ fought in a sum of money
I gy had earned during the
I“? , . chili. and each told how she
35, ‘Meilison Avenue“ '
‘ 'NewYorka
one will run will be «and. l?
party of Trinity church. in bon- .-
lhic- ciluloau stun anniversary. 4‘
our-George Harris. at the
hen—Pupils of Miss Mildred ’
dress—Rev. Frederick H. Nor- I
13., former rector of the par- .
” cifig’ will be enjoyed 'to music '
“day's meeting was known so '
. iiig in the social
MISS c." FOSTER
ENTERTAINS THE
MEMBERS oF P. N. G.
Miss Carrie Footer at Lafayette
CIrcic'ontcrtained the members cl
Friendship P. N. c. Association. at
her home last evening. it was tho
~ ‘ ' annual meeting" or the organisation
I“
'MAiuoius WlLLiAMSUN
of' Dorian and New York City who
danced before Mayor Walker of
New'York‘ at a Democratic Recep-
tion in Brooklyn.
Miss Marjorie Williarfiscn. or 292
Parksldc‘ avenue. Brooklyn. niece of
the Rep. Charles Williamson. of
Dorian. who Joined the ranks of
professional dancers some time ago
received a 'call to dance at this am
nual reception at the Jackson
Heights Democratic club. at ‘which
sash; the' lion. James A Walker.
Mayor or “New York city and his
colleagues were the guests of honor
Miss Williamson gave. by recuest.
an acrobatic number and herI own.
version 0! the Charleston. She was
monthusiasiicsiiyweceived that she
was compelled to give each number
three times. receiving much praise
tor herI clever worn.
Valentine Social
‘Plannedéfor. Feb. 9
The monthly social of the Young
People's Society of Saint Peter's
Lutheran church was held last oven-
rconie of the
church. There was a. very good at-
tendance. Games and music were
enloyed. William Schsetter and Ed-
ward Hlttman were the hosts for
the" evening. and served refresh-
merits.
. A business meeting of the society
will be held next Tuesday evening.
The societies of the Lutheran chur-
I .‘ ches in Westport. Bridgeport and
I. Sumter-d will be invited to attend a
valentine social to be held on Feb
ruary 9.‘
S N. M. E. Union
Service Sept. 12
A meeting of the Young People's
Division of the Norwalii Council of
Religious Edu tion ,was held last
evening at the uth Norwaili Con.
gregstional church. A program of
proposed plans tor (the coming
month's: worker the council. was
drewnup. It was decided to publish
a bulletin to be sent-to the mem-
bers. It was decided to hold the next
union'service of the division in the
South Norwslk' Methodist church on
September 12th. There was a good
attendance at last evening's meet-
v ’ in"
and the election or oilicers resulted
utollowsi
a.I'roeidentmlldrs. (tussle Barthel.
Vice President—Mrs. Cornelia Ly~
”I .
Secretary and Treasurer .. Miss
ltuth Raymond.
i—Mrs. Cornelia Dunn.
Inside and Outside Guard—Mrs.
Jennie Bradbury. ,
Pianist—Mrs. Nellie Bartram.
. Chaplainr-Mrs. Rose Carr
Miss Clara Boarder. JuIiiior Past
Noble Grand cl Bureks' Rebekah
Lodge. was initiated into the Asso-
elation at last evening's meeting.
Plans were made to hold. an elabo-
rate celebration or the occasion o:
the Association's 15th anniversary
in June.
bliss Foster served dainty retresh.
merits at the close of the meeting.
The next meeting will be held on
February ldth at the home or Mrs.
Nellie '“Bartrarn iii Weediyard avo-
nue. Mrs. James Hawks will be the
hostess.
M’LACHLAN LODGE
,TO HAVE DINNER
rDANCE SATURDAY
- -—--o-
A dinner and dance will be given
at the Norwalk Country club in an-
niversary of Robert Burns. Satur-
day evening at 7 o '.clocl< The dance
and dinner will be under the aus-
pices or the Lady McLachlan lodge.
Mrs. Isabelle Lockwood. chief
daughter; will act as toastmisiress.
A bit of out of town talent has been
engaged to furnish entertainment.
feature of which will be several
Scotch dances by Miss Margaret
lockharl. of. New York and former-
ly of Scotland. Mlsslockhsrt has
given a number of exhibition dances
throughout the country. The final
plans were discussed at the meeting
of the lodge held last night at Red
Moria hall. Main street. The dinner
willibe under the direction of Mrs.
William Younz.' Wclnitzfn orches-
tra will furnish music for dancing.
Plans: were'also. discussed for a
masquerade dance. to be "given dur-
ing, the month of February at Red
Minn hail. Main street‘ The date
has not been decided as yet.
CLUB NEWS
The Deli: Finger Circle of Roi-ray-
ton ‘i‘vili r'n‘eet at the ho'nie of Miss
mmoo Lynch in Tokeneke tonight
at 8 o'clock. .
O U ISL ,,
The members of the Culvert club
will reset tenight in St. Mews
church basement... Miss Reich Ratch-
ford will be the leader. I
I e o st,
Members 01‘ the People's Chorus
held a special meeting last night.
the first under the new coach. Ralph
Tcland. '
e ‘e' o . "
Members of the Volunteer Girls
club will hold a meeting tonight in
the Broad River Chapel:
‘ ,' ' . - A. O 0
Mrs. L. J. Reynolds 0! 151 Main
street will entertain the members or
the 1105le Thimble Club. at her
home” ne'xt Tuesday of‘ternoon.
Unusual Story in. .
Death of Aged Twm
e t twins. in the United Staph eels.
brated their 98rd birthday. one of
them. Sarah Maria Seymour. died
yesterday at the home of Miss Laura
Down. daughter or the surviving
tulip whe' kept house for the scam
generic” on Burr street. Groonile‘d
Hill. Fairiiold.
Mrs: "S‘eymo'dr's death was sud-
den as she had been around as usual
even reading the newspaper until a
late hour Tuesday night- She one
best: the healthier oi the. two sisters
as Mary Sophia Dowd has been
more or less- ailing during recent
years. This in the second death of a
nonegensrian in. this house one
year as it was only last spring that
Heather B. DoWd. at years old. has-
band at the surviving twin succumb-
ed. -
T‘ twins were new to Laure. and
Orlando Nichols on January 9. 18“
in .. farmhouse which has aiiicil
been destroyed by on and which
stood less than a. quarter of a mile
from the house in Which the twins
have beenfliving during their declin-
i ears. ‘- ‘ '
“lifts. Seymour lost her only child
when hoiwas 1! years at age and
alter the‘ death of her husband coins
to Greenfield Hill? to live with the
com . . . .
M
Wt} FACTS
”-
More than to per cent. at all or.
store die in infancy. dqu to new
causal.
in pursuit of lame. 2,»
The" fine“ collection of British
' . in the world is kept
is analogous:
fin“
Less tliaii‘ one month after the old-‘
eating as
1mm.” has grownil the!
items ‘
fl
3
Staff From Bridgepbrt Installs
Old Well Commandery U. 0. G. C. ‘
installation of the recently elect.
ed officers wee-the principal to“,
ture or the meeting at Old w."
Commandery. U. 0. G 0., held last
evening in P. O. S. at A. hall in
Franklin street,
Grand Commander William Dob.
son and staff of Bridgeport » w."
in charge a the ceremonial.. The
officers installed were:
Noble Commander -- Mrs. Lottie
Payne.
Vice Noble Commander - Ml.
Nettie Ackerley. -
Wei-thy Prelato — Mrs. Alice
Glbbh-
Worthy Herald—Mrs. Annie
Fahan.
Keeper of Records—Mrs. Harriett
Keit-
Girl’s Friendly Soc.
Gives One'IAct Play
The Girl‘s" Friendly Society of
Saint Paul's Episcopal church prev
sented a most successful play in the
parish social rooms last evening.
The play "Maidens All Forlorn.”
which was directed by Mrs. Alex-
ander Hamilton, branch president of
the society. won a delightful comedy,
and was greatly enjoyed by the
large audience. The principal roles
were taken by Mildred 'l-loyt. Doro-
thy Curtis. Clara Northrup. Louise
Sones. Marie Wolfe and Alice
Hopper.
Following the play. dancing was
enjoyed. to the tune oi a local or-
chestra. All receipln are not yet in,
but it is known that a. very good
sum will be realised.
.r C. B. B.»K.vClub Plans
Checker Tournament
A meeting of the C. B. B. K.
which is composed of a. number of
the young boys ot the South Nor.
walk Congregational church. was
held last evening. The meeting was
under the direction of Arthur Loom-
huis. About when were present.
Plans were made to form basket-
ball tcams and ride teams. There
was also talk of a checker foul-nu-
ment. I The boys meet every Tues.
day evening at the church.
Three OrganiZations
May Be Amalgamated
The amalgamation of this three
nursing organiaations o'f thI tote.
the Graduate Nurses Ass tiou.
the Connecticut- Organization for
Public Health Nut-single“ the Cello
necticut League of Nursing Educa-
tion with in aggregate membership
of more than 2.000-uurses. will be
discussed at the husbands meeting in
tho. Slrstfleid hotel. Bridgeport. to.
day. The discussion of the propos-
ed move will both most important
featurslot the three days convention
of members of theIliireIei organiza-
tions which opened yesterday. when
public health nursing was the prin-
cipal interest. .
The ..G N. A. is the oldest organ
lastlonIot the three having been
organised about 2: years ogo.I Tht
organization ' tor Public 'Healtli
Nur’lng isswwty years old. If the
insincere one in favor or a Joint
organisation it is expected that the
control group will supervise the
work of the three branches.
Financial keeper oi Records—
Mrs. May Prince.
Treasurer—Mrs. Alice Tuttlc.
Walden of-the Outer Gate—Miss
Minerva bier.
Trustees—«Fred Morten. Miss
MlnerVa Burner and Mrs. Annie
li‘ohan. .
Past Noble Commander Frank
Barker was presented with a taunt
loin pen by members of the Com-
manders. Miss Lillian Dobson of
BridgepOrt pertormod the initiation
rite on one new member.
The rolreshmont committee serv-
ed a delicious tronkrurt and sauer-
kraut. supper. The next meeting oi
the Commandory will be held or.
February 8.
Mothers’ Club Has
School Group Program
A general school group discussion
tool: place at the meeting of the
Mothers' club held in the Glris‘ and
Women's club rooms on 'Main, street
yowtciday afternoon.
Mothers representing the various
SChQOll in the city. spoke of UN
work and plans of the schools. At
tho meeting to be held next Tuesday,
a business meeting will he held at
3 o'clock in be followed by a social
holy and reception at 3 o'clock. The
p-cepiion will.be for new members.
There is to be a musical program.
Local Members 0. E. S.
To Go to Hartford
The regular meeting of Ophir
Chapter No. 52 Q. E. S. will_ be
omitted this evening because of the
Grand Chapter session at Hartford
The next'moeting will be held rm
February‘iOth. Among those attend-
ing the Hartford meeting. from
Ophir Chapter sro Mrs. C. A 'vl-lsus-
childl. Mrs. Hazel Griswold. and
Mrs Iclarenco Hurr. Mrs. C. Jack-
son White. Worthy Matron of the
Chapter. is unable to go because of
illness.
FRATERNALS
Ladies Auxiliary of the A. o. H.
No. 81. of Stamford will hold a
eucliro and plnochie at the meet-
ing to be held tonight at the A. 0.
K. HaiLon Atlantic street.
Benevolent and protective order
at EiIhs Noriysik Lodge No. 709 mu
l'le semi-weekly meeting at 65
South Main street tonight.
hlodorn Woodmen of America
South Norwails Camp No. 9294 will
meet tonight at 100 .Wnshington
street. I
. 23. . 0 . 0
Butler Lodge No. 9?. Odd Fellows
will meet tonight at 70 South Main
street. “““
B. 'and P. Women Go
TO Reli‘gious'Meet'
The Business and Prolosslonai
Women's club sittended the meeting
of the Council of Religious Educa-
tion. hoid'laol night atthe South
Norwslk Congregational church. At
a recent meeting of the club. it was
voted to attend the Religious Edu-
cation Iolassos for ten weeks and the
club will attend eight more classes.
At a. recent election by members
of the spring graduating class or
1926 the following caldera were
chosen.
President-ruins Merchant.
Vice-President—Wiiliam Burns.
Secretary—Nora Dinkovdtst
Treasurer—Harry Boiling.
I
‘The name o: Dorothy Wood or
Room 36, wastnadvertontly oinlb
iod tram the tutor those who were
perfect in attendance for the (all
term.
As one of the proiecis of the
Civics League some of the members
have. been assisting in the direction
or traffic during the passing period.
Mitchell When is in command
and the following pupils are
Solon; Desmond.
Theodore Hindus. *Ruth‘ meow:
Louis Merchant. insist, _Iulro's.
Flora shes-id. beretbyw '
drod Beaupeiii, and Norma Taylor.
Howard Show. Theodore noes»
roan. Arthur by. William Loon-
ard'. Ethel 3.113s! New}.
Palmer Huntington. Carl Winds.
Mai-y Philips. Dernard Cox. and
Margaret Match. 1
Atprossntthogsoaducttheoslis
thinioonsriiiess. IntcrlnItlleIIyoer
o rsriciis descriptions and
0.6me sup osorcisss.
Flt:
We
Following is p the leaders
Mr.
*LSclioel‘j
' ‘cim have comm
‘fNotes
Forty-two boys and girls will he
graduated irons this school on
Thursday. Ninety-four new Duplln
will be received'at the beginning oi
the new semester. .
The pupils at the 8133 English
completing of their class newspaper.
class have Just accomplished the
This was part of their regular Eng
“llsh work and furnished a natural
incentive in application.
The Hygiene clubs hue been
working on a bulletin and are ready
to put out this issue for this term.
nil-row our Price or the 9A
‘mowrltlng class has been awarded
a. corliilcate ht proficiency by trio
W Incl-Writing Company
Dorothy typed its gross words in
mean minutes. . .
M " "‘ '. ‘.
The members of 3: Arithmetic
«sol ill. project oi
determining tile 01 PM!
or building a‘ house. furnishing it
througho‘bt and of maintaining it..
IMenibei-setthemusicpiomnln-
tion or the school surprisedldiss
Parkorcnllendaywithssittfl
I-sr,
»sosobssorcasdynsononpreoslon
ct approclatloisI oi the time and ef-
tort given by her towards the sue;
cell ot the music testivsi. I -
—-,-r-,i-'-w
The assembb program for the
week or Jon. is»): was“ ‘glm by
the pupils at the elgbth grads. Nu
clonal Thrift Week was the topic Iet
the program.
fellow:
was Holes italics. Robert Teens.
sofas nodule Andrew donors. sass
miner Dorothy ageless. Jory
Those who took part
commend her to any audience.
Mrs. Anna G. l’ron'itt mil speak
at two o'clock, while the chief spunk-
er of the afternoon will be lilies
Alice Hunt 0: Providence who Will
talk at 8 o'clock on “An Al'nerlcan‘s
impiessions of Geneva.” ‘
viied to attend. Luncheon resona-
tions should be lh‘jby 8 o'clock to-
night and should he made by tele-
phoning eithcr Miss \Vebsrcr of
Bridgeport, BurnumIJSSO, or Mrs. A.
M. Fcchhelmer at $24.
CHURCHES
Trinity church will celebrate its.
66th anniversary tonight Willi a
birthday party at the church.
t O 0
There will be a meeting'of the
Endeavor Circle of the South Nor-
wslk Congregational church at the
home of Mrs. Albert Baldwin 62
Bay'view avenue tonight.
0 O Q
The. Junior League of the Norwalk
M. E. church will meet tonight at
the church.
1" O
The annual meeting of the Kind
Word Circle will be held tonight at
the home of Mrs. Robert Homer on
Ohio avenue.
0
O O
South Norwaik Baptist church will
meet this afternoon at the home of'
Mrs. George Plait. 16 Haviland I
street.
3 ii 0
The meetink of the Young Peo-
ple‘s Dramatic Guild of Trinity
church which was schedulrd for last ,
evening has been postponed .unli'l
next week. The Guild has been iii--i
vltod to attend the Parish biz-Ithdsy
party this evening.
Mizpah Circle Plans '
Chicken Pattie SupperI ‘
Plans for the chicken pattie our»!
per to be served next Tuesday ete-
ning at the South Norwalk Baptist
church. Were made at the meeting
of the Mizpah Circle of the l'ing’s
Daughters held at the church last
evening. Mrs. Clarence Miller wiilI
be in charge of the supper which
Will be served from 5 until 7 o 'clcck
teat evening's meeting and the Cir-4
cle will meet again on February 9th. {
Mine. Jeannette
;. Va is ii i i n e a
._ . New On Display.
Members‘ and their friends are in- ~
The Woman‘s Association of the ‘ '
There was a good attendance at ‘
...,. _-. _.._ -1...
it
5680.1dain8t..80. Norwelk i
. . 1ywifilflilwwgm§uml§mly w vomilvlrwvasi...“ .mr - a . .5
‘1 , , ‘. .iI.
'Q
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1926.
PLANS COMPLETE New Officers f C t F
FOR CONCERT AND 0 our 1‘ ances
‘i - . - $1,
DAME FRIDAY Installed by District Deputy A
Catholic missionary work through- . .
out the world. in the interest or . l
which ill. Catholic li'lliiiilonury Ex- Rather Cllllly l‘l,‘ ‘ If“ 1 J l. I I’
tension society oi Norwuik is holding . . 155 4 19 OS 1n n' .
an entertainment and informal dance
at the‘Royul James inn Friday cvc~ btalled as New \VOI"
ning of this week. is extensive and t1 V. R 1 u
of local interest. iii the fact that tile ] ICC u 1' '
Holy Ghost Futile-rs ol’ Norwulk are y e '
. I I. II . 1
:fiztyaeliércngagod in this lino of l‘lGGl/lng I‘Ql). b
The Holy Ghosts I’uihers' sonIiIcr
study house, Ferndnlo. in West N r- ‘ ul . ,I . I
walk. is well known to residents 01‘ D rict laden.) In!" “ha "I"
the community. These Dribble are flulil .\c\v [lam .il'miiilui Iii» new
laboring in Arica. throughout Europe officers of Couxl l iziucos No, 11," .
‘0";th 121:2"??? dIWIOUnI them- Order of the Geldcii Sceptre. at ‘
svesecuvcyomasonaryWOik .. -.,- '
among the Amoican nogroes of our ‘fw‘m" Forum Hal} 1"“ “mm"
southern states. It is particularly in ““3 ”“w ““3"” “‘3'
the interest of tho Holy Ghost Fu- \Vol‘ihy liun:r~—ii.'irl‘y E. mum-I
thcrs work that tho afair or this Worihy Vice Ruler—31w: Ethel
\Vuek is being held. JOh.lli.~
All arrangements have been com- Worthy Past Ruler—iinrry L.
pieced for the presentation of the Waterbury- '
Friday evening program. ,Thc eu- Worthy Right Altorlliantwhlrs.
lcrtainment will be by the Columbia Lucy Davidson.
University instrumental Club or at Worthy Left Alir-lirinn' ~ Mary
mf‘mbcrs who will present it pru~ Bio'om.
grain of concert numbers and hole This earring and hair cut for its Worthy Siun’ldi‘d 1?"- FH’H‘ ... Mr" .I
SllOClMthfi. Velk'c Society orchestral a'hnniugc, lillS been introduced by linynur. Il
and a selected jazz band will provide liohcrt of Fliih avenue. The deco. Worthy Hit-Th I’l‘ltfilr45iln” 5"‘1113. l
the music for the dance. which thc.rntl0‘n hangs from the hair. but is Worth)’ lnh‘ldc Page -—- Jennie ll
commilicc emphasizes will be in. attached to the lobe. F-nCh. l,
formal. "1 ‘--- Worthy Outside Puge—W‘Hlliam ‘
The conceit lingo in up will be; in .it (JOUliT LAUREL Ulrifim- \I l
8: 30 and dancing “ill toll-,0“ coll- I 7 Worthy lnstrur'iorm. Ia Lucy
linuing until midnight. l RIAIXES PLANS FOR Davidson. .3
- m ' Worthy Recorder -- Mrs. .idelc ‘3
T I S 2 INSTALLATION Sinngu ill. ,I
H RD PEAICER Plans for the installation of ofli- .Wortliy Custodian—Isaac Dai'id- 7.
T ‘ core of Court Laurel. No. 106. (‘n- son. a
{\NNOUh CED 1‘ UR llholic Daughters of America. “are Worthy 'i'rcnsurt-r——Curric limo. a
lrliscussed at the regular scnii- son. .le
F F D COUNTY RIEET monthly meeting. held last night at Worthy Mu.k.im,..3h.I.I “.551. ‘g
the K. of C. hall, Washington SU‘C’i‘t. Waterbury. - - .i‘
In addition to the two opeakers The installation. which Will be held Trustees: _ .- l
aI-nnounced for the meeting of the on Tuesday evening, February ”- Six m0lllhs——l,.lid}' Dal-idem]. - l.‘
Imrflt‘ld County 1031mm of \\ omen will hit proceeded by a turkey sup- Twplvc months—Currie Day.
Votcrs‘ meeting to be hold m the per. Which will be: under the direc- ,,.,I...I‘I,I,n ‘mmnmgflwlw l" Wa- 1
Brooklnwn Country club in Bl'lrigc- lieu of Mrs. George Hands. A 5100- trvrhllryv ‘ ‘ 1' '1
port icinorrow. illl‘i’u “ill be a third trial musical program. under the di- ‘ . . ' ., I . n .
Speaker. Miss Marjorie Chewy of “WHO“ 0‘) 3““5 Frances Splali was 1-,:(lilidkciio‘l‘ilvrgoflrrlsWll’lallkatnll: Girl;
South Manchcster, representative in held during the latter part of De« . . ‘.
the State legislature and State cilair- camber. Court Victoria, both of New Ha-
lnun of the Citizenship committee of lniilailon ceremonies “‘i" be him Vén' A supp” was served to. the V
. . . . .I . I I. \ISltul‘B and the members of Court
the League of \otors. She will ad- ” the hall, Tilda” evening, 1“" » 1
dress- the ”FINN”; 'll "-30 o'clock rum-y ‘33. Frances The next meeting Will ho ~
lilies Cheney is so well lillo‘wnI Mrs. Mul'gucrotlc Wood. secretary had 0” l-ubrunry “I"
both through ht’i‘ “hm”. m the lC lS- Of lllfi court {01' five years. W38 prc- . ’ . .
lature and her splendid Work as cng senimi with :1 china tea set for her A“ important meeting 0‘ ”3'
zcnship chairman of the State lcuguo mm work. The presentation was Ludics Auxiliary or "mlmy Tariov
that it ,3 hardly necessary to 833: made by Airs. Jennie McNamara. A Post Will be held this eveiiiInghiIn Red
. , ' large attendance 01‘ over 50 were Men's Hall. in West “as ngton
w a lo u ‘ n . . . .
h' t p as r” it gins ”1° 11'8“!" to present at the meeting last night. street. ' ~
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PURITAN SK.'HAMS 32c lb.
PURITANSLICED BACON 48c lb.
CORNED SPARE RIBS . . . . . . . . . 22c 1b..
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dresoup occasions
is silk to the top—
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