‘0th
i ’w Contributbrs
note 1'. M. C. A. building
roots is the disposition of a
treble number of people to
a shaking decision about
lubaoriptions and necessitating
us call and in some cases sov-
le. We will greatly appreciate
it will materially assist In
ng tuil success in the cam-
" toilts would cooperate by
more prompt decisions as
air gifts to the "Y" movement."
. Two New Divisions.
0 new divisions of worke are
added to the four divisio s of
. one man now working in the Y.
A. campaign. The members of
Moiay Club. addressed by Roy
Y. M. C. A. secretary. last
decided to place a Delilolay
on in the field and perfected an
'nisation of two teams to be
by tho clttb colors. tlli‘
'10" .16 the "Purple." Norman
in was Ippointed division man-
r with Harold Gorham as associ-
,menager. "The Golds" will he
. lned by Donald fiturgls with
nrd Gordon es lieutcunnt and
pf'Purplcs" have Jack llryce as
tooles'izotus
should not be "dosed.” Treat
them externally with-
S
I c K
~~y...,Jilli-533.2253.
To “Y”
Page One.)
A
captain and Russell Kuhnert es lien.
tenant. 0
Women's Division.
The second supplementary division
will he made up entirely of women
etiilstcil by Mrs. Charles D. Rogers
and Mrs. Alexander J. ltummler.
who represent the ladies of the city
on the onnipoiun executive commit-
tee. Tho' captains of the la-
dies' division will be appointed to-
day and attend the luncheon report
Saturday noon. It is expected that
the entire division will be recruited
and tho women workers be prooent
at the luncheon on Monday...
The list of subscribers to Nor-
waik's Y. M. C. A.. building fund as
reported up to yesterday noon in-
cludes 0100.000 in gifts of 010.000
and up. in addition there have been
recorded one subscription of ".000,
three or $0,000 each. seven «08.500.
one of 82.000. one ct 01.500 and
twenty of 01.000 each.
The stooo Club
Special emphasis is being placed
on "The Thousand Dollar Club."
There are to he one hundred dormi-
tcry rooms in the "Y" building and
donors of 01.000 who desire to do
so, have the privilege of naminu
one of these rooms. Twenty rooms
are covered with contributions new
in hand. The two latest are provided'
by the Nor-wall: Lions (‘50!) and the
Springwood Sunday School Associa-
ticn. One thousand dollars is lilo
cost oi building ofie ot the dormitory
rooms and those who provide rooms
lice:- Your Food Cold. and
-- l(‘
flare up supply you sit-illi‘ly and regularly. it costs little.
PHONE 985
F. RAIN
Properly lletrigernted With wl
E -- o;
o:
rumour YARD D .
Public Auction
,4
are to have the it perpetuated by
a suitably hel nameplate on
the door ot the room.
Gina trots organintions or “to
may be utilised to tarnish the dormi-
tory rooms a d a trained card
naming the d or will be placed in
the room. The tarnishing ot resins
is heins restricted only to clubs.
societies looses. osteo- ete» and vs-
rious oresnisatlene. Ipeoial ettort
will be made duties the remainder
of the campaign to secure either
gifts at 01.000 to build a room or
miammo sumac-800m
W
Contributors not
period are:
Aiken. Raymond R.
Albertson. W. J. ‘
Albrecht. C. D.
Albright. John I'.
Andrews. Eli-s. ids l).
Arveeehoug. Altred
Aiitiaa c. H.
Austins Garage Emp.
Austin. H. W.
Austin Mrs. W. R.
Beddoler. buoy
Bailey. Henry 0.
Balcom. Thomas C.
italic. John. Jr.
Banks Florence
Barnum, Josephine N.
harry. M.
“aster. F. L.
llloomquist Bernard
Bodwcll. Mrs. Jennie
llowcn. E. S.
lirnntluge. E. W.
Bryce. Wm. D.
liucclarelll. Antonio
of 0:00 to name a room from the
many organisations in Norwalk.
previously .1!-
Total
Please
20.00
10.00
0.00
20.00
50.00
50.00
00.00
51.00
00.00
100.00
15.00
25.00
100.00
20.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
100.00
llsxtor. M. P. 0.00
Bean. Perry W. i00.00
lleaupain. Henry F. 20.00
licnrd. A. l-‘. 25.00
nearil. Edward ”.00
Illeilient. Sidney A. 25.00
Ill-nodlt‘l. Edwin B. 50.00
Bonnet. Mrii. Rate it. 50.00
Bernhardt. Mendor 10.00
Rolls. W. M. l00.00
iiieke. Henry J. 10.00
Blake. llnrry F. 16.00
10.00
50.00
10.00
llcycr. A. J. 25.00
tiwtck. l-miorlclt W.. Jr. -. 100.00
lll'titlii') ‘irit. '1‘. it. ' 100.00
liratlity 'i) it. 100.00
lira-1.. i‘. F}. 10.00
llmms. l. ltusloll 100.00
i'i t‘iinn. I 10.00
Brophy. l’. l‘. 10.00
“rumor, Arthur I. $.00
“I'lli'o, Susan 0.00
2? 00
100.00
20.00
'MissColeQuits
”-r . 1-" - V'
t; .A
, up ;.-...mwhwwm7pe
. V. r
NORWALK, CONN. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 29.1920
Henry. John 00.00
Henry. Theodore 100.00
Hess. William A. 00.00
tieveay. Louis 25.00
Hldu. Oosa 20.00
Hitchcock. Catherine. litre. 10.00
Hitchcock. Mrs. Emma la. 25.00
Holland. Grace M.
noughtcn. John A.
25.00
25.00
Hoyt. Dudey 0.00
Hoyt. Is L 00.00
Hoyt. Emma D. 00.00
Hoyt, Lois 30.00
Hoyt. Stephen lions Co. 100.00
Hubbel. litre. J. l. - 10.00
itubbell. George E. 25.00
Hubbell. W. Irvin: 50.00
flushes. Mrs. Laura. 25.00
ilunter. John 25.00
Hurlin. Marshall W. 20.00
liurihurtt, Nelson 8. 20.00
Hyatt. Frederick A. 20.00
lnghani. George \V. and Mrs. 5.00
lroland. Elisabeth s. ‘ 5.00
treland. Richard H. 100.00
lreiand. William D. 0.00
Ives. C. W . 100.00
Jarvis. Rhoda E. 30.00
Jei'rrles. Charles W. 10.00
Jennings. Bu gis l). :0.00
Jennina's. Jo n H. 43.00
Jennings. Mary Kirlc 25.00
Jennings, M. B. 5.00
Johnson. Frank 0. 100.00
Jones. Everette H. 25.00
Jones. Price D. i00.00
Jordan. Frank 11. 50.00
(Continued on page 3)
Position In Tax
Office Tomorrov.‘
Miss Olive Cole. who has been
east-tent to Lawrence Paul. Collect.
or of Tans for the past year will,
severe'her connectonis in his OIHI‘l'i
tomorrow. Miss (‘oie is succeeded;
by Rowland A. Schwehel. :
..... .....—.—..._..-.._._.
K of C Officers
an“..-
(Continued from Page One.)
loci. and several of the IlJ‘l‘illK‘l‘ll
contributed to this fund tor the:
preservation of oMnucelio as a. his-
torical landmark.
Ihither Dil‘t'l'l ur Ain't-tinting Current
$20),000 Yearly
tContltttted from Page One.)
"To consumers or electricity stip-
plit‘tl by the rioufh‘xuru-ttik Electric
Works in charge or tile liourtl oi
Electrical Cottltlllhaloncrs, o: tho
Second Taxing District, City or Nor-
walk, Conn. -
littectivu December i, was,
"This l‘illu reduction “lit apply
to hills to ho I‘t'llilt'i'l'll tlionihiy, or
othrrwine, to ouch re'ttuiitr Consum-
er of electrical int-my consumed.
after the date of each int-tor record
taken in October 1020. its indicated
by bills rendered on and after De-
cember 1, 1920. as follows:
For Lighting.
“Either illrt'l‘l or alternating cur-
rent service \Vlll‘l'u available.
“(Mercantile industrial, rcsiden-
tial lil’ld‘lll other purposes, includ-
ing other service for which permis-
sion has been obtained from the
Electric Works' management.)
"Six cents {or catch lui'li ot the
first 1,000.
"li‘lvc cents for each KWH in ex-
6008 01 1.000.
"Minimum charge 72 Cents {or di-
rect current or secondary alternat-
ing current per meter required (tor
Deaths and Funeral:
12 KW“ or less.)
"For primary alternating cur-l
rent. $2.50 for (‘Onn"Cli‘tl lUilll of np-l
proximately 10 I‘YA. or iv-m. :ttttl'
2.": cents (or ('ili‘ll illltli'll‘lltil l\'\‘A. 1
For l'out'r.
"Elillcr (lll'i‘t‘l or nlttrimiing cur-
rent service where available.
"(Mel‘titlxitie, iiiililtxlillll, resilien-
tinl, hcntlnr, cooltlni; uni all other
purposes, cm luttto oi lighting.)
"Ul:t' ilOlit‘il‘ (inll 2t illitii'lt‘l‘ for
first I.) ixti'li or 1th"; i't‘iillls for
each l\'\‘.il iii‘ the 20.x! 475; 3 1—2:.
cents for I'iltll lx"..'ll or the nt-xt i.-,
000; 3 cents tor such i;\‘.'ll oi iht“
next 3.000; '1 1-2 ("'liis for each
t(\\'ll oi lltt‘ ll<".\’. 0.100; 1‘ nuts for
tacit l\'\'.'li in iXi"“:l of 10.000."
.‘Illilllllllll (‘lttirgt-s
For dirttt t‘ur.t~nt or Secondary
Altel‘itntliii: l lli'li‘lil, $1.43 per meter
I'Cilllll‘i'il tlor '.'.'i lt\\ii or less.)
"For I'l‘ilillli'y Alternating ('urrt-ni.
$2.60 for t-utiut-cttti iouti oi approx-
imately til it'\.\. or less. and 25c
for each ttdtittioimi I\'V.\.
.51th A.\il “LallUt Lit-IITING
St‘l'fll’t' At :tlliiliie.
Cyrus Roscoe
Funeral services tor Cyrus Roscoe.
Civil we: veteran and the oldest
member of Buokinlham Post 0. A.
it.. were held this afternoon at 3:00
o'clock from the late home in Dry
iliil lined. itev. Dr. Mearl P. Culver.
pastor of the Norweilt Methodist
church. of which Mr. llusooo was
tong a member otttcieted. Interment
was in Riverside cemetery.
Mr. Roscoe who w so years oi
age is survived by thidaughtefl.
Mrs. Samuel L. B. Ev . and Mrs.
Van Hoosear. or Norwalh. and Mrs.
Albert Grindod of Avon. N. J., and
one son. James Rooms of Stamford.
During the Civil war. Mr. nuseoe
was a member of Company 0.
’l‘enth Connecticut Volunteers. He
enlisted early in the war. and served
until the close. He was a member of
Our Brothers Lodge. 1. O. O. 1“.
With the death ot Mr. Roscoe.
there are only seven living members‘
of Buckingham Post.
Howard Wood
The funeral of Howard Wood. in-
tant son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Wood. a Third street. took place
yesterday morning from the home of
his parents. Rev. Robert B. B.
Foote. rector of Christ church of“
cintctl. interment was in Riverside
cemetery.
.p———_——-—o
Births
A boy wah born at the Norwallt
hospital Wednesday night to Mrs.
Antonio Guerrero. wife of the fortn-
or manager of Schultse's Liberty
Square market. Mr. Guerrero is
new manager of the Darien market
of the Schultse chain. The couple
have one other child. a girl.
i
Republican Ticket
j
Vote This
(Election Tuesday, Nov. 2d)
United States Senator,
HIRAM BINGHAM, of New Haven
Congressman
SCHUYLER MERRITT, of Stamford
. Governor;
JOHN H. TRUMBULL, of Plainville
Lieutenant Governor,
J. EDWARD BRAINARD, of Branfortl
Secretary,
FRANCIS A. PALLOTTI, of Hartford
Treasurer,
ERNEST E. ROGERS, of New London
Comptroller,
FREDERICK M. SALMON, of Westport
Attorney General
BENJAMIN W. ALLING, of New Britain
Sheriff,
SIMEON PEASE, of Fairfield
State Senator,
JOHN D. MILNE, of Norwaik
Representatives,
EMILE HEMMING, of Norwalk
FREEMAN LIGHT, of Norwalk
I! ' y I . I“ , . ‘2
liulltloy. Everett 8. 100.00 I! II “1.01 planned to trougve‘ 1t'hc 0|'\l(l§l\ll‘nillltlu\ltll'xiil'x‘b \tiltlilriionvf. DE; "on,“ Burr h N. y_ Jusuces of the Peace,
. iiurr, John O. 10.00 cultiorn 0 owner years 1' 0i 0:: , 0.,“ ". ., ‘ . vhlnnagrcr Morris Burr of the st
ottlleb’s household furniture to be sold by mum. rm is. 50.00 .. card tournament with m. Noro- prgif‘hlggrgfmycmum." fiiiii'i‘éihwm m... mm, m... m, HERBERT 0, POLLARD
fl Buttery. Minnie F. 50.00 ten 11er Name society and. Cathe- Mm ) itordny in the company’s New York ‘ CHARLES
J. ' ' ' . liyxhee'a Flower 3m” ”'00 lio UN” council of horwnlk. 1 "Flat little or 50 per KWH con. i office on business. _ DILWORTH I
William IL F lflCIl, auctioneer. A“ must be ”Id Carlson. Edalie A. 50.00 Thomas Warren. Fred Buckley and ‘ ‘ . . ..
. suuled ptr monthly b.ii. us retarded STEPHEN DOKUS
funlon'ouowsue. E. 22.33 “P“ {gongder‘ifsetgeamoiiiicgazirI by separate muu‘r- 0"” ”-0" °‘" " ‘°°-°°° “" ABBR AH AM D S AV
f" . . to or. e r . comm oe , , .. ~ , , . ,4), 'h th I 1 _ rdl g
Saturday afternoon. TRIS IS the III‘SI’. and last Caruso. Daniel 60.00 Tuesday the members will Journt‘l' undilgfogd‘“i..“:;?,:.tit”1.33““...‘35 1652:: unlvgéléexwzfio no 0 . r. L ITT
Sum???" Dinner '33?) ”h 9“ “we! 33°“ : “3:! :“nlgflecll? not as intertering tutti the patron's l JOHN We («URNOW
e o .09.". . - 0 W OI‘O I '0 | '1‘ i - , . ‘3 . _ l
y of the auction. Furniture consists of hand Cerrciuni. Antonio 50.00 8...... "mm"... ma. curs m we? $3333";”3:33:33,,‘gf‘r‘m LEO DAVIS
(flianiblisa. hire. Harriet 000.00 the party will leave the rooms at the regumr “mung any,“ 1 DAVID GOULD
' . . (‘hi‘ltvn Joe. 60.00 . v c x . .. . V . ' d 4 '
ed Dining room suite rockers victrola (‘ltittlm rlt’nhurn 10000 7 °§xh°kwn i322: ‘3 “mm" M“""‘”m”m"°' ‘1'” mm” LYDIA 3' PMS WILLIAM H HOYT
! I e _- . ‘ - ' men 13‘ D - - ' ».1. .
girat‘tLGI‘elix L 12:33 The trend knisht 0: Stamford " "will re.- Cont Rebate P111010: MP0“ J FRANK MacLAUGHLIN
' ' ‘.ar '. eorgo ' council with ”WM u the members. “Will be allowed from the toro- 0
‘ o, lamps, Oil paintings, etc. Remember the inhumane. 10.3 32:: mm..." p... am, K...,,,,_M,.. wn‘ mm ,, Md “Mm u... mm, a m murmur? that PINCUS NEEDLE
' ' l‘gllihhnn'gzzznt E 00.00 ron. we” present. Grand "mill” and under the conditions stated on :Ith the v.31:
.9 . . - ' '1‘. J. Convery invited all the locol the bill for same.
ate Saturday 1:30 P. M. Oct. 30th. gunner. sag. .M 8 3.33 mm... ,o. m..." ,, ,h, m... 0,," some. carom. ensues sous PLANS so mar you wm.
i:.:;n:::;k'hmk ‘ "0'” ford higguachool Ialtelditorittnll) Nimh "Rates for Combination Service. -— '0! 10301.30? VOTING ON TUESDAY. JOIN IN
_ , ; . ‘ s when promo cturer air 0 now in etiect. will continue. honored ' m “I m
’51, GOTTIJEB S i‘ronenborg. Mb." H. 3'30 Collins will speak on the Mexican "All rates and conditions tor gen- W m gougngoro mggIXELOCNITI'ZEEBNQBUIGNBgT _
. . (tlrtln. 'John W. “'03 situation. t-rei lighting. slim lighting. etc“ and mnnfih. E
18 HBVIIand St. S0. Norwalk Curnou. John W. '0 power. not in conformance herewith. I i I GREAT!!! AMERICAN PRNMGE, THAT 01' VOT.
Disxgy. Richard 8' 52'02 1‘ D d are Ill‘l'i‘ll)’ repealed. %& My "a.
'- .. \l 33:3: 3v 2: "see we “'01" All "Adopted October 25. 1920. Lynn. asses. ‘
' ‘ ' " ‘ ‘ Board of Electrical Commission.
Davidson. \Vilbur 1. 1.0.00 T Attend .
-- ... m... wo Home
\ ‘ ' . . . Jacob Linchiler. .
Day, E. L 20.00 1‘” B T Thomas ROIlln‘l
' llcnnc. Richard 25.00 m . "PP PM,” r Hr; .
. . . . 1- , O E H
., F R O c KS :zrfigxl.:;l;lu;l F- i233 Th dill—{Eo- n B 'l‘ 1 W. H. Dterinser. General Super- TA] L R A ~ FAS ION PARK
‘ , . . . - e son on o emo . r on .t d t.
811.30% rogragngnivrs-Jm AOOOM- 1301:1333. 332:.“ ,33-33 w... has women m at no” °"_________ ~ ,
' r a": ’3 0x3 1 1‘01"! 'I ‘ ' home. I I9“ street. since last FINA! HEARING 0p - ‘
'A . 4 :i.‘onovan.‘er|'arGt 52'3" Saturday. is reported much impruv- DIRYER CREDITORS TODAY
rocks for evening, for afternoon and street, all with the 3;;2fijzg'humwuy ”'03 rd today- Mr- Trim 00° 0! ill“; The anal hearing or creditors or E _
‘ trashing originality of a new mode. Vii-idly colored varied '. ' ' best known residents or the city. has i the Dryer Hat company is being a.
silhouette they are smart feminin nd 0 ’t'lull iii". teleml'oxflhorine I 12.33 ”Ce“ “ml! “”00 Wtiwo or three I hem to“, ,n Bfldgepm by Judge '
" , . ’ ' a ti on“ I y ‘Frlzltsogr .Arthur W . 80.00 "Mk. “a M “‘3'“! afternoon ' John Keogh. referee in bankruptcy.
, IOTOd- _ . . iFpreresi' John ' ”'00 suffered a bad spell. TWO trained Attorney Jesse '1‘. Dunbar or Nor- .
_ moon Frocks of crepe satin are tiered, paneled and” " ”0:0,, tun-see and two doctors are 'in tit-Emir is represeniiih the defunct , I
based; evening Frocks of georgettc scintillatc with my- 35.00 iendance. ‘1 company. /
' s of rhinestones and brilliant-s. Crisp, $1; 00 25.00 -... V \‘
- . - 4! '::ix. met H. 05.00 L *
, Jtlfil out of their boxes .. ............. .2. e .chmn' 8”“ a. 15.00 \ ./ \
‘ l‘Itzc'ti. Luella H. 10.00 .
ACCESSORIES - . v .. .
j l~‘li.:'.iremld. Walter J. 100.00 i
'3‘ ‘ ' ilrtltlllr John a. 30."? J
measures or some at “31038“? wuss t.-. l M ea 8 . 4’ ’ ‘
l r. ~ . t I - e e ..t . . . :
2‘: onoosnto ACCESSORIES ~ mm. 1,... Jacob vary i
5.”; . _ li‘rnner. Albert 10.00 l 7 ' \A -
ties. to the right, the left, from top to toe, accessories Mr. Timothy 50-“- . . g . - g
lainately chosen, fastidiouslv correct and the ensemble """"’”°“' Chm" ”' a] Pnces 5 ‘
no unfalteringly smart . "”“""""' M‘ 3‘3“” l ‘
’ . ' Friend 5.!“ *
ee,_home1;{,tl£an;lbafis will belts havel been selected to i-‘rommsr. N. 2.1.0: . l ' - j\) OS—E
onus m e too it an costs we ave in our eoilec- Wonk. “’"llm 3- 5““ Hand-E. b d d E \s- -
> Choose your costume, then the accessories either in 3""?Sm’bfii" 33:? on m r01 ere /- O CHO \
‘ ttrt nor. a .. ‘ ‘ .
J, odes to match or contrast. Mom". John L 50.00 i , . 1 CAREFULLY
, Geitz. Ernest 10.00 on an CIC 1 s ‘ ._ /
;.‘ GLOVES (loin. Peter and am. 25.00. l a 0‘ 0‘ O
a . - item-gt. Edwin A. 550.0 . ,
4 . _ ('lcrrlsh. George C. 25.00 A "nah“; 31“" 2:0”, Christina?
be fasluouably correct have cufl’s apphqued or embroid- GI". Time" 35-0" 33%,? “my _n2,g"°o;.i’§ug
. Fabric Suede Finish Gloves in the best season colors. “““k’i‘v‘l- “"m‘ 3”" B done 'korohiets, hand embroidered in
, - 00 POI! Glortzlicr, John 50.00 ny one “,1. o, the Whom
g .79c 980 $1 98 Glover. John. Jr. 25.00 E ketdhod. Monograms may be em- ‘ ‘ NO'I'EWORTHY
..» . ’ . , e ~ Good ear Frank C. 25,00 mama in white or colors. _‘ . '
i . Y . . ..
m Kid Gloves to tan. brown, grey and black. Graves. s. I ‘ 02,00 . ’ at ' VALUES
‘- _ a, h“. Greenstcln. Samue 2 0.00 . k ’ g _
" ', $2.50, $3, $3.50 M $4 Greeorr. Allen 13. 50.00 Women 8 Hand ere/lie S . Includodintheamfl-
’T ~ ' F u ‘ €323. (Ii-3|: L #2: "' 313.3: llama. I” - meat at this Price on
:11!" , , ORION: 89‘“. B. 50.0" .1 on m m “_.o ' d bl
_ Gregory, William '1'. 30.00 single and on o-
i . . Griebol. C. )1. 00.00 Tina M anon handkerchiers with ‘ M
euro Liveste, Dot-ado, Fascination and tones or grey grim. Robert 1!. a x. 60-2: assets row kl - “m A ‘ breasted styles '
' Chm ' ' roeschner. Gert": e 25. Down - . . -
‘ M °n °r 8" "°° "m“ to Guthrie. Joseph A. mm W ”M” of W" um m e .-.- our colors at Fashion
.- -i m . ‘ ._
- '7 c 1.49 1.8 “"mm’ st. "”2 - me. assessments with asst: rolled Park a,“ 4...".
9 0 Rain. had "-° hue. An exceptional value. . '
. i | . i
‘ :wtul' :- "- “n ‘ "' °' Jgfif Hal! Doe-II “.10 . = , your emotion. You'll
0 y ‘ HAND BAGS WWM‘ 3233' M t H ndktmhlefi - .. ind selection easy \
if Your 011010: or rules memos sees WW0 9 w M" . en 3 a " . ‘ ' -
300 lflob lendid u the” l Ham. John D. 70.0" v”. linen with quarter ind: hen-ts. , '
you “P ”'8' 3° W? Radian. has ".00 fi'.’ M generous also. in come in g $ 5
not carry a bright new one! From the full range of ‘ was. me It .and one mm sense only. sue . ,
included in this group you can choose, one to install 3"“ mini“. 1:3": , ' t ’ /
cost or street dress. Many of the bags are of “if. M - . . f / .
. . m 01' - 0.00 : ’
trimmed with hard while others are of metro. The W" mm: c. , 1:”. * Phone 00"! "In 0'3." , Other gum .
, combinations are smart. A center . 1’“ m“! ' '
M m mh “I. Ines my convenient. $2 5 sonnets "Wm: u may a... :31” em 31‘ ‘3’ $30 to still I ..
0 our new m - ' ‘
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,5 ' . m h" m 31“ ‘0 00-“ magmas.” or t: In “W l“ ““1”” ' I ‘,
nether. overseen, heathen Tole ‘
h is M m
. , ‘ . i ‘ ' 'f Owing to the initialtng or
3' ' . O . ‘ .. assassination. it will o. l & SI
. ‘ ‘ 1-“ 4- wuss. sort-'1': A Rose“ "e“
, . ' chart" or returns on ' TWO "ORE!
- ‘ these handle are once [m .. lo. lorwalh
W inlay have been ”a: ‘-
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