last avenue. -
, commissions
'M holders in this
goegiadtohear from
. Mrs. W. 4’. Patios.
Dunes.
’ 3. Glendenlhs. and Mrs.
:
Given Shower
M
«um surprise party
‘nred Miss Alice Mahoney at
of her parents Mr. and
in B. 3!
last evening. The airstrwsa
, being
time. thinking the af- -:
Io
MOROYs 813. A
MWnbm out for a motor, ,;
“toll her return round the ;
.with her own trieniisK
OTH
‘OF NWLK
en'- Awooiation. July ;
business meeting of ‘
tho moors present were: '
V nenberg. Mrs. G. Jenner. . ‘ I
21‘).Gregory.MlssB.Curtis.“
ma 1.. 8cofl0ld. ‘
er. reflex-her ; .
a truly novel mannerr .~
nearly in on the
a shower for her aia~ -. *
or.”
slum a «not? g.
m; .2
William Gustafson and '3'
. firiand Mrs. Cm
wich. and Miss lilacs
0y and John McGarris.
UtreeI.
ski and refresh;
M is... forgal0;. .
nay. Paul lingewsld. 1..- '5
Frank Underhili. Wil- is .
A,
Greene. room
:Wln. 00M. aw
use ileum meritorious
Mary Weed,
“rm sun .Weed oi
'; hill . . The two building yesterday afternoon. by her
olefin“ living at sill M”E. sen. street. oo-workers.
NW Yolk city. ' Miss Dun was greatly lurprlud
. . with many eautiiul gifts. among
la the bridal picture. received
. .iot .Stephenson who was
mi: km
' time'sgwm was married to
Hubert Itephenson of Eng-
“2 assess mm.
‘ 009a“. Devi thaw. .
“anagram“
" George any. and “Jabs flagrant.
Mission Soot
Memb‘g'ys He‘sr
ert
.,
organisation in 1921.
an interesting talk on the condition
Sho
tour
Korea, a peninsula off Asia.
‘, recently returned from a
. .around the world.
. , Vocal sales were rendered by Mrs.
'Fred Ambler and Mrs. B. Mitchell.
After the meeting. refreshments
of cake. ice cream and sherbet were
. served by Mrs. Runes.
Married Members Plan
Entertainment For
’ Single Gilli In Club
The Court Laurel C. D. A..‘plan~
had an entertainment to be given by
the married members. to be single
girls on July 7. at its mee ing held
at the K. o! C. hall, on Washington
street. last night. The nature of the
entertainment is to be kept a secret
until July 7.
On July 18 a. regular business
meeting will be held instead or s. so-
cial because of the many members
going on vacations.
FishernPollack
Norwalk people who knew Miss
Sonia Pollack. a former teacher in
theCenter Junior High school. will
.be interested in learning that her
4 lengagement has just been announced
by her father. Pincus Pollack. of
1511 Shakespeare avenue, New York
icity. -
‘Mlae Pollack will be wed to in:-
ins In Fisher. of see Em doth
street New York city. . ',
he is new teaching in th
Witt Clinton school in Mt. Vernon.
New York. hir.’ Fisher has always
been active and interested in Jew-
ish communal alfalrs. and for the
past two and one‘halg years has
been the executive director of the
Young Peoples' League of the Uni-
ted Synagogue or America. He is
also the national head of the Alpha
Mu Sigma Fraternity
Given
A surprise ml
was tendered Miss
bower
laneous shower
‘ Edith Louise
Dunn at the ofiibe of the l. N. E. T.
which were silver ware. china and
' i...
. act plays to be given
erainrNoroton'on
urn.1‘~.Golt grounds;
at a~ 'clock.
Holler-e. "Love is the
,many‘ oi: the hearers to
re fibther plan by this
French theatre. his.
slink, eapeara
was written by no. -
wasnt the‘ height of
chess satire and the
‘ studies are in his
"Bab Ballads."
. Sculpps. Henry sragd n. .
. The 4:}an
so)
‘ Love Is the nest Dbctor.
aganarelle. Joaquin Soother.
-'Lucindre...mranc0‘e.81mpson.
Lisette. Dorothy .Colt. _
Clitandre. George Macready. at
Three Doctors.
Paoloandrnscesca
(By Stephen Phillips.)
Gia uni, Joequin sluts.
Fra colon. Alice Keeling.
Lucreaia, Ilse Bloede.
' radiometric Delhi-lose. .
, ‘ Angelo. Dorothy Colt. '
Nita. Frances Simpson. ‘
Servant, James Shuts.
The Gunman in Black.
Hans Gopp. Richard Skinner.
Maria. Alice Resting. .‘
Gretchen. “Frances Sim on.
in perennial successes as
: . M. B. nearer-s." ‘The‘Mikado."-
‘ “The Pirates of Pensahce."
was a descendant of the celebrated
American explorer and coloniaer.
Sir Humphrey Gilbert. 'His exu-
7borent wit and his powers of versi-
fication made him notable in the
His talents were
pressed into service by theatre man-
agers and a series or successful plays
“and to hid credit long before he
began his collaboration with Sullivan.
The respective parts in thesis three
play- will be taken as‘foilowsr
Gilbert
Edgar Barrier.
Richard Skinner,,James Shuts.
Prologue: Disco by Alice Keatlng
and Edgar Barrier. ,
Magi
Worll’owder for chaf-
.011.‘ lkll. Orderofthe
M53, unset.
int-us.
Attend Wedding,
Mr. and Mrs. Alonso Gates. of
to Madison street. have returned
from Holyoke, Mass, where they aI.
tended the wedding or Odiion Fleu-
ry which took place June 31.: Mr.
Fleury wgs a former resident here.
Pride Of Uncas
The Pride of Uncas Degree team
will giro a card party tonight at the
home of Mr! Percy Cole. :7 Lin-
coln avenue. All members and
Blg
a"! ,WMDI retrealuneats were IOW-
_ Among Ibsee present were: tiles
Ilisshstll sad listen smith. lvalya
We” onietle.
Mind.
' ‘ A AacanMb Err;
'- Wm lust-ans bin
. Dill O'Gon or'.
Burr.
’l‘om
Ihaw.
is Tavello. “1;!!ng
W" he lures the sun to an ofiice mu.
those big brown crew—finch toll-‘
. Of Club’s Act’i’eities
,, Miss, Susan Olmstsad gave an ex-
,-_, oallent reading at the meeting of
2 the Woman's ‘Fcrelgg Missionary
society of the Norwalk If. E. church
last night. held at the home oi lire.
Charles D. Runes oi Noroton Manor.
The paper included a resume of the
activities of the society since its
Mrs. Wright of Rowayton gave
‘ and development of the people of
, A,“ W
gh School department of the De
‘ star in the famous play.
Wd 'at
For Class
(Continued from Page, Two.)
wish village. Helen is an artist's
model.
addnssi"
“M Jesse is an uncrowned speed-
coo mile race and they couldn't
see him iron the start 'tlll he came
in first at the finish."
Fred Natalia-ls a dentist—"Bet
ing it straight undoubtedly."
lisien Tilly—Conducts the "He.
lcn's Advice to Girls" column is the
local paper—“She is capitallsing her
wide experiences in l-ly School."
Margaret ligswey—Is a writer of
blood curdling mystery storlea—"Ay,
ay always did she love daring deeds.
Herbert Keoghd'Almost a. lawyer.
—"Almostl" “Yes. he hasn't killed
his conscience yet."
Andrew Gainers-Just noticed a.
billboard stating he will take on two
opponents at once. contending tor
his fistio crown—“Believes in saving
time.-"Also coining money."
Meyer Liv lain—ls twice crown-
cdl "Meaning ’ “All summer he is
“King of Swat‘ in a big league team
and all winter ho is 'Kink of Jssa'
in a. big N. Y. hotel."
Earl Wicke—Why no‘ a a sawbonel
“A. doctor?" "Well who would bane
though it fit him.’I ‘
Louise a Leo—Is a grand opera
singer. "0. but didn't she have a
heavenly voice '2" “You bet."
Helen Sniitinno. wasn't she the
quiet?" "en-n but she's a man-killer
new."
Verna Stapler-Has turned out to
be a warblor 'member how she used
to warble, warble down the halls?"
Fred Hamilton—Has patented his
inimitable dance step and is now
pulling in the coin at such a rate
that he and a certain dancing in.
structress are thinking of hopping
double thru fife.
Edith dallick~ls new campaign-
ing tor governorshlp or Connecti-
cut. Even 'Ole New England falls
for the women.’r
Louis Stroffllno—Hss lust gradu-
aied ".lus. Jul. what?" "Grfluiedl"
"From. trom Hy'I'.” "Ho repos~
tercus! From Ontord. or course."
Margaret Shepherd-ole a globe
trotter.’ “What?" "Yes. she's Char-
lostoned around the world three
times never moving trom the same
.po‘w" \
Lena Robinson—lea. this imp of
mlschlet has cultivated her single.
till now she man‘s allth sub.
siltute tor lsughtng gas-l Her chuckle
new see—x. passing around
m ‘he'hed lust acquired the
latitudes little Beeres made iam-
h.
do’de‘p‘hine Wyndham-aces is an
inspiration. "A what?" "0h she's
one or these girls who inspire writers
to rave about tops: eyes. bronae
hair. peach bloom complexion.
y 'know."
Alice Middlebrook-—~Runs a fash-
ion shop (or the Wilton belles.
Gladys Wash-Married a wealthy
old lawyer who lett her all his
money when he died. "Ant there's
method in her madness." is
Allele Bates. Mildred M
Gladys Robins—dust set a new
stop talking record. They make a
wonderful team. “All others doubt-
ieesiy give up in despair." .
Anna Gadioaik— teacher of
course. does all. knowns all. and
'hothing escapes her. “Well look at
the splendid example she had in
H .
,Alnos Gortcn—We both lincéwon the
dd 0
{ram orwalk." Surely and tha he
had to hire those two. remarkable
detectives Franklin Noumea. and
William mith. to protect himself
(rem the tie that mob him at
every matinee.
“Harriett Smith—Is principal or the
Wilton lilgb. “Golly. Wilton is com-
ing out oi the tea."
Susan Middleton—is i ding act-
ress in the Theatre in ew York.
Her latest plat is “Dusky Ieducors."
Mildred Eairchild—l-las edited a
hiotlonary tor 0 benefit of the poo-
triends are invited to be present.
pie who wish. converse with her.
MIZPAH CIRCLE TO HOLD STRAWBERRY
‘ FESTIVAL 0N BAPTIST CHURCH LAWN
A strawberry festival will be held
on the lawn of the South Norwaik
Baptist church under the auspi
of the .bilrpah Circle Juno don it
was decided at a meeting or that
circle last night.
Mrs. Clarence Miller was elected
chairman “ot the committee for the
‘and fancy Work that has been made
church. ‘
occasion. There will be tor sale. ice
cream. strawberries. cake. grab bags
by the members.
A picnic was planned for July is.
destination to be Roton Point. In
oase‘of rain it will be held in the
a
SILVERMINE GUILD 0F ARTISTS ARRANGES
.CLASSES FOR SUMMER HONTHS; SCHEDULE
gnu-antics at the osmosis Institute “or
’ With the trimmer months comes
an increase in he activity the 8il~
vermlne Guild of Artists. in
the guild are now dorming and any
students wishing to Join should get in
touch with lines Marguerite Hamil-
ecc'tive secretary. by phoning
is“.
‘ -diasses under the direction of bliss
and children to begin June 38. and
to co tinue for three months. ‘
her it
Thgx'doébwlng classes are 'an«'~ ' ‘
Technology. will no held tor adults
3"... ““ti’ml’f
on or
slim a.
engaged to m...
film interested.
”used in the
Painting:
Classes will.
‘ H.
, "RULES OF
Election of onicers termed the
chief business at the me'e‘t‘lpg oi the
Golden pm held ‘
e’tollowisg were elected:
l'loreuce Justin. worthy rill-
Bay Raynor, worthy vice ruler:
is?" Ethel Julio. worthy was:
bearer.
thaw Dummhyright
”mummies“.
outsldanage. .
Mrs. Ruth Allen. worthy clan.
lira. Jennie Pinch. wo high
‘ lasso Davlson. worthy custodian.
border,
‘- 3 mt recorders:
meant. ' .
Supreme Order ot- the- Golden Icar-
tre or new Haven will be present to
Gunilla wot-thy inside ‘ 7
one Oar-rte Benson. worthy tress. ~
flair". Adele lingewald. worthy ro-
lli- Helen Johnson. worthy an-
At the next meeting. July t. the
"it “Isthmus
rem-mu... tegetber in Green-
and Irene and Anna are Pol.
lies Girls. ’Wosnan. give me their
Jesse ltraasbersen—Why haven t
you been in .lheepshead Day race
t—"Whet's that got is do"—
ltlng. The other day he started in a.
about! July 1st. ail
with criminal “by Painter Members
Ruth Candeld. formerly Instructorln of the Guild. ' .
: RS. ENC J
M W3 ‘03ng run coapnnibcnrran
fliers.
throat.
'own horn.
or. try a new kind of mashing.
"am with care.
. Jack Lewis—Paddle.
the way through Hy.
his hands clean.
Ralph Canine. File. is take the
rough spots of! ‘ "
Exercises
Day at H. S.
min Pagerstrom, Anna Woltt.
Helen Kerrie—Are new world fam-
ous patentera. "Patentersl" They've
invented a Wilton bus that gets to
school on time."
Lucille l-lanford. Viola Hutchinson
~0ur musical comedy stars. "Well.
well. what do you know 7" Still we-
ters run'deep.
Elmer Reynolds—Don‘t you know
the hfaycr or East Norwalk? "New
Isuppose Bouth Norwalk is mere-
ly a suburb to it."
Pauline Cahalan. Leone Luna-—
Run a model delicatessen. “They
must understand the young brides
faculty for burning water."
Anna McNamara. Elisabeth Bre-
dice—Anna has at last discovered a.
dye tor red hair and her old side-
kick ‘has sold six hundred million
bottles of it.
Evelyn Harris, Helen Grimaldi,
Pauline Knapp-Noted as the most
remarkable beauty parlor experts in
the entire world. Their latest ere-
atlon is a hair tonic ot a vivid light
black.
nutshell: Spicer, Sadie Shilepsky.
Ruth Sandcrsprec—Have formed a
union to protect waitresses. "lion-
oatl” “By the way. they now emo
ploy their own!”
Hemline Dellee -— linen“ t you
heard? "Why no." "She's a polar
bearett." She gives swimming exhi-
bitions all summer and winter.
Nora Linehan—is a hair dresser.
"She never get any results in Ky
because as soon so she had trained
a curl, some poor heartless teacher
would put it all away. " "Yes. put it
all away!" ,
Russell Runner—ls a wonderful
clothing salesman. "1' Va Just heard
he sold a woman a two- manta suit
éor her‘ dying husband the other
‘y as \'
Walter Barrett—Repairs watches
and clocks in Tiftnny‘s. New 1'.ork
“And it he keeps them as well timed
as he did the school clocks, he'll
soon“ be a muchomcneysd man. "
Jeremiah Tomey—A most success-
ful athletic instructor at Harvard.
“Oh. so that's the reason Harvard is
winning all her games lately."
Jack’ Yost—ls new stump-speak-
ing in his campaign for president.
"Say. tell me. is a DOT still his in-
spiratlon’l" "Well. I dunno, but it
sorta looks that way."
Francis Klrmay'er—ls the perfect-
ly dressed young man, and not only
that. but he has bought a blue blar-
mon roadster. "i wonder it She
appreciates it ?"
Arthur Croisstiere~A female im-
personator—“W h at?" "Why yes.
his slim figure is a marvelous asset."
Alice‘Cole-dias given up hopes of
ever reforming this cruel world and
has entered a convent to become a
nun. . "Gwen." "Yes. and has made
destitute the lives of six handsome
.young men."
‘ Ralph Caruso. Daniel Periman—
‘Have broken all Of Pssvo Nurml's
most tamous record" "Say that's
pretty good. but these boys always
could step."
Fred Herb-"Why. he's married."
"Honest! To whom?" “To his ais-
ter." “His sister?!” 1?" “Um'm.
don't you know his sister in ‘THE
YOUNGEST'."—-E l e a n c r Kleino?
”Wen. if that doesn't best sill!"
[ CLASS ems |
By Miriam" Graig. Jack Lewis, and
' Amos Gordon.
Alice Bates—clipper ror mouth.
Mildred Falrchiid~0andlea to
light her :wpy in Wilton.
Mildred Morgan—Pony. trot in
Latin.
Herbert Keogh—Lamb. he lies a
Shepherd. ~
Frank Casey—Cigar. .. .
Jerry Tomi-y —- Sponge. always
sponging cigarettes.
Helen Lawrence—Potato sprayer.
for use in Wilton.
Helen Snifflu~Piug of tobacco
as a change trdm' gum.
Esther Felnsod—Watch. to be on
time.
Louise Ds. Leo—Canary.
Bessie MacLachlsn—Jlooties.
Lena Robinson—Fairy tale book.
Evelyn Bteinberg —- Strainer. to
catch some of her words.
Helen Hishon—Palnts. to practice
her arts. .
Theresa Christiano -— chewing
gum.
Hermlne Belles—tape measure.
Alice Colo-Glasses. to hide those
eyes. '
Andy Carton—Polka dot tie. Even
ties have Dots.
Irene Kicks—~Mothballs. to keep
her clothes fit.
Pauline Cahnlan—Pail and shovel ‘
to use in Rowayton.
Fred Lane—Rubber pants.
bgby."
Carl Romeo-Traffic cop. d'He was
pinched for speeding "
Lucille Kenton—Telephone num-
ber book. to keep track etc., ,
Mike leenstein—Shoe horn to
play on. -
Viola Hutchinson-Hope chest.
, Joseph Poiacik—Silk stockings.
he's tried them all.
Franklyn Neumann—Lunch.
ways eating.
‘ Robert Short—Hour glass. always
to. .
Lynn Knapp—Racer to
through school.
William Smith—Bloomers. and
the picture is complete.
Arthur Croisetiere -— Chain. to
keep him still a minute.
"Alice Grass—Kite. to the high
“class
at.
speed
Fred ‘Hamilton—Oll can. for his
Mott lamb-Horn. blow your
muscle manner—Potato mash
Harry Beers—Gloves. to handle
hassle
Fred Bart. Rubber glovea Heep
to
La McLachlsn
9 Plans Social
eating For July 18
The grand deputy of the Haw-
thorne Lodge of Bridgeport.
Daughters oi Scotia, Miss McParsgh
was present at the meeting or the
Daughters of Scotla. Lady McLaoh-
lsn Lodge held in lied Men's hall.
Main street last evening.
Miss bicl’aragh commented bn the
good work of the local order. She
appointed Mrs. Edith Wilson as aeo-
retary. The members were invited
to attend the meeting of the bridge-
port lodge. next Thursday.
lilies Gray the chief daughter of
the visiting lodge also gave a short
talk.
At the next meeting. July 13. a.
social function will be arranged.
Mothm
Hold Card Part
In The Near uture
The Moihers‘ club held a social
meeting last evening at the home of
Mrs. Charles Rogers. to Park avo-
nue.
The plans for a card party will be
discussed at the next meeting on
July 13.
Garden Club
The Bridgeport Garden club will
hold its annual meeting tomorrow
alterhoon at the Anne Hathewny
cottage at Beardsley park. Bridge-
port.
Mrs. William'H. Barrett and Mrs.
Cora Bnln of the Cheshire Garden
club will ,,ialk to the members on
methods of orgnnlzing garden clubs
and matters related to organization.
Mrs. Loo Miller. president of the
club will preside.
Betty Weeks—Looking glass.
Edith Sullick—Powder. her most
dangerous weapon.
Fred Bissau-Hair net. to keep
that hair in place.
Anna. GaJdoslk~Book, she knows
how to use one.
Margaret Sigsway—Book. on how
to reduce her.
Dorothy Skelly—Rolling pin, to
use on Andy.
Alice Middlobrook-—A bus. to
take he;- to and from Wilton.
Marlon Burkcy—Baby dull, to
gain experience.
Wlnltrcd Burkey—Pnlr of socks
tor Marion's doll baby.
Raymond Purdy—B‘ank. start sav-
ing now. Raymond.
Miriam Craig—Fan to cool that
red hot-l;
,‘liarle Wicks—Sailor cap.
sailor irom East Norwslkl"
Eleanor KIeine—“Cough drops to
the speaker. Eleanor."
William Sullivan—Map.
tends to travel.
‘John hiackin—Ehlnlng light. he’s
siich a shining light.
"I'm a
he
.Ethei Bpencer4—Scooter. to re-
ppce skates on a rough road.
.Busan Middleton —— Garters to
cdtch a shirt.
N orwalk Girls
Tie in “Most
Popular” at Danbury Normal
One Of the Girls Is Paesidcnt Of Her Class While the
Other Is Vice Presiden
t; Contest Was Held During
Class Day Exercises Yesterday.
s
. Bride
Miss Dorothy Munsey Lewis.
dauhtsr ot Kr. and Mrs. Frank J.
Lewis of as Putnam avenue and Miss
MRS. WILLIAM DEEGAN
Miss Glendon Fisher. daughter of
Mrs. Georgiana Fisher, or 55 Men.-
dow street. became the bride
of William Decgun. nephew of Mrs.
William J. Riley. at St. Joseph‘s
church this morning at 8 o‘clock.
The ccsemony Was solcmnized by
Father Hurley and was followed by
a. wedding breakfast at the home of
the bride.
The bride “"33 escorted to the altar
by her mother. who gave her away.
She wore a willie flat crepe gown
heavily beaded, with a white hat to
match. She carried a shower bou-
quet of white roses.
Miss Fisher was attended by Mrs.
Roger \Valah, as matron of honor.
She was gowned in steel grey goers-
etie. with hat“ to match, and
carried a bouquet of roses.
William Hines. brother-ln~law of
the groom. served as best man.
The home was effectively deco-
rated with roses and carnations.
The couple leit on their homi-
moon trip to parts unknown. and
upon their return will make their
home at. 55 Meadow street.
The bride received many benuiio
I”
Item Hours a b
- DRY-
GOODS
101380.!‘1881'.
. and Mrs.
Helen Prendergsst. daughter or Mr.
Philip Prendergast of a
Spring Hill road. were both tied in
number of votes for the most popu-
lar student in this year's graduating
class oi Danbury Normal School. Tin,
elections were held in connection
with Class Day exercises at the
school yesterday afternoon. Miss
Lowls in presiden of the class. and
bliss Predorgaat. he vice president.
_ lilies Gertrude Miller of South Nor.
walk. also a member or the class re-
ceived several awards.
The aifairgesterday afternoon wns
in the nature of a tea. and the
mothers of the Norwalk girls were
all present with triends.
Miss Dorothy Lewis. was in Charge
oi the program and welcomed the
guests to the aifair.
Mooseheart Legion
Names Committee For
Strawberry Festival
A committee of women members
of the Mooscheart Legion was named
{or the strawberry festival to be held
under the auspices of the lesion
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock on the
Moose hall lawn. at the meeting held
last night.
The committee includes:
Frances Cassy. Gertrude Andrews.
Myrtle Williams. Grace Cunning-
ham. Mildred Kemper Katherine
Brownell. Mary Kllduff, Florence
Kosmeckl, and the Senior Ilenont.
Edna. Welngartner. who is chairman
of the committee.
Pearce-Dunn
Miss Edith Louise Dunn. dough.
ter of hit. and Mrs. Albert Dunn, oi
8 Betta Place. will be married in
Frank Wesley Pearce, son of Mr,
and Mrs. Ernest Pearce. of Norfolk,
\a.. Saturday. June 26 at the South
Norwalk Baptist church.
A reception for the immediate
family Will be held at the home of
the bride.
iul and useiul gifts. among which
were glassware, linens and silver.
Many guests and relatives from
Bridgeport, New Haven and Port
Chester were present.
L
g—laturday I h I
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Happy' is
Harpy
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limiteaoelsaghiia
Donald Bushnell—Sharing brush.
A Happy Woman
MAN dreams of wealth, success and power.
A ‘Awomcn dreamsof a home of her own ap‘d' babies telove.
the young woman whose dream' is fulfilled. With‘
health, housework is not a burden. Her home echoes to
the profile of healthy children. She must not fail those tiny
hands. ‘Her husband is still her comrade and confidant, sharing
her new responsibilities. She 13 content. .
, too, is the older woman who holds her children’ 3
children in her arms and lives to see a new generation dreaming
dreams of itsown. " .
c
. i 'A young :1
school. One day. after
received transit.
ri in Iowa was in such a .
weakened condition that she had to leave
for about two years. she
born. Icannottsii allthe
‘booka I cangotelld “all.”
whatthchgetsbleCunpound
' hummus.
"r;
being in poor health
an ad-
ydisE.
Oil
1; have.
I'little
forms.”
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