(Continued from Pens Nor.)
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singing of the Helleluish chorus.
"nee
Sol fists
The chorus was .Jslstsd in its
work by s querul. of cepsbie crusts.
Ill- Alms Hanson. bundled the
soprsno soles in s very pieeslng
manner end her work exhibited no
Indemnding of her solos thst was
indiosuve of her cepsbllitles u s
M m In Old Ill- bee
thvis. Isurloe J. Bovine. an. “In
McClure nibble. Nelson tiles-rinse.
l. u. Ivory. Ir. sod are. Cherie-
huh ' o 5.
Ire. John Flint. l‘os Pisno coni-
my. tire. U. I. bench. Uonrsd P.
Frey. \Viilisrn it. One. John Glouls~
her. The Carbon: Compsny Mr. and
Mrs. Henry W. Gregory. Mrs. II. n.
Horticu-
Chsrles E. Hoyt. Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Hoelscher. Mr. and Mrs.
George Scott Hubbeil. Dr. end Mrs.
‘ .. titresnmtw
Deaths and Funerals
'l‘bosnss F. Gem
The Hsrtford 00th comments
es follows upon the desth of Thomas
1-. Gsrvsn of Hartford. brother of
Mrs. John Carsnsgh of this city:
“The family at which Thoms- F.
Gutvsn wss s member hits pinyed on
important pert in the sihirs of
Hartford end he. becsuso of his wide
business interests and his psrtlcips-
.—._...
Hoyt. which wss held from his into
home in Main street. Ridxet‘ieid.
Rev. Hugh bl’lieldl. pastor of tho
Ridgelield Conqegstionsl church.
odicistsd. interment was in Ridge-
lleid oerneteiy The deceased was
the “€th of Hurry F, Hoyt. Nor-
wnlk fircl all who tt‘ri l":i at W .ivsf-
l'forsou st rem l
i
Thomas .‘luntiuig
Thomas Manning, who was cm-l
played at the home of irviuz ll.»
Stone. Clln'on nvenut. Westpol‘LI
ly. From then on we bus so inter-
iueuluto cities. it third end is lourili
your. introducing higher foirns 0i
the language. history. geography.
clues und siluilsi‘ submcis. 'i uL‘ii we
now u clusensinp class where poo-
pie are prepared for the inking out
of lilL‘lr citizen papers. This clues is
rutliei \'Llrl'.il in nature us pcoplo
hex".- LUL‘lu and so. according to their
needs. the lumber in this clues
must do nmsuy individual work.
Next on tune a continuation class
tor people who lilti'u had some day
hsve the lsrgest foreign born popu-
lation. Massachusetts runks first in
purity us lsr so cillue. delinquency.
etc.. is concerned. Connecticut rsnks
tout-in. lthode island fifth. and New
lismpshire sixth of tho i8 states.
"i'li quote Dr. Ungiey's conclusion
to his findings: “Tho Il...iOn. 1 iii ilk
is obvious enough. Our pessimism to
the contrsry notwithsumding. the
"meltingpot" hes worked. It. is um
excellent schools of lilaaaf‘lliltii-iis
and Connecticut snd ithode islind
that have accomplished this min-rip,
Board of Estimate
Itveuiin; old the ICli'lil «vi lll- influx
izippmvv'd of by the ifilih"ll at 5t,
icgtll‘ii’ meeting Tuesday evenlnr
_.._..._. ..._- .. _
Meets To Apportion
Balance ln Treasury I
Building Permits
rl‘K
“to board of (stints. and tnxs- "' ‘
lion will lliOt‘l new “'|' l. in “Mn-n; - Building Int-p tttor (limp- r‘ iltin.
riate Uliuhl‘tttllded in inns. and at hell hue issued bulldiin: pmmiz:
llllll lime \"lll tic! Limp ‘ln [I'lli'ifllilllfl following: Clifford 5'7 John
0! ”in Cullllllrill i‘i’i'ii.‘ ii i I .135; ill. l'OUnl hombre on Tlgin r- ('t‘s'uhl
proprialion of on will?” itnii ‘5. . ”Hi Mfihu; llnrdos i5rollin-l . inm- .w
iii
“If?! “offer-sh. Mr. Ind Mrs. l. D. died yesterday afternoon in. tho Nor st'iiool \iork and do not come under It 1! k 3 ‘ ' ‘3 3t” I‘Ompler-i mu nmlit of l1" 5 - lt...-‘.c.nndvtew avenue fur 'n‘lxl ._.. it“
o . oes me e somr, dffnrmu. l . , . . . . . .. . . . . ..
"ll-m 30mm soloist wu hiiss Hurlbuil. Mrs. W. C. Hoover. Louis 33?“: 3211:0333?! :2: flv‘i‘33’. wslk hospital. used 73 years The ' tho mindinglmli speaking clussltics- think. What kind of material wr; [ill ‘ 1" {mm r T“ (“H ‘ k ' I h '7“ 1" Tum” math}: .', I. ,
Beien‘ O'Connor. soloist. '5 Holy Hertmsu. useful ciusen. ‘ funeral WI” tuko "“‘c" Tm’r’d‘“‘iu°”'.”"3 “'5‘"- UW ”0”“ 0! cducs- into the incitins-vm: but i hfll'n ul‘mltih'n'r .. i r» l in. ~. imiulh ‘12“. Rm 1 r | I ‘
president. ' “"5 Addison Jo11'1“"1- FM KIM- “He had W friends who testi- sfteruoon st 3 o'clock from lbwi ”on bus added some classes at high notion that in. kind or a‘melling.poti 3, ”y ‘hiw"”“rln‘_n'h”' H ’3 ‘ 3 ' 1’ i“) ”‘ “° '
. Mrs. M. C. French. third vice- “”3 “1"- Samuel K001” MT- tied to his excellent quslitiss end funeral chupcl of Director Chariospchovl iti-aide and the plan is to con- that w. put into them u “my :fizjiivdr I morn .4. l M— (Mr :3: 3 -— —~~f~-~-~ ‘3
pro-Mont. Ind Mm Bills Ketchufn, Mrs. E. 0. 3 0d his com nionship His Fabio in “0mm“. “6... “-3 g [lli'lu adding such an,“ until a per- more important. il.“.ir‘li unappropriutml ha in ii; 3. A flood sized manual “I... 3.... 3 .3
li- Nlbol Pry". “Crow's- K°°n° Mr. end Mr" om" S. Kim- 333m were magnum veri'ed end Demlnu. pastor of the: Sangutuck 60“ “‘11: really set s chance to gel -...___. ”I" ““0"” make ”1" “it‘ll” fur ht -e'-'i(vlil)onrd contains s mum r w.
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MflY- t‘otnpit-uon of the audit tivziiiaii-ll
Wm~.“vq W ~-. ..
. . - . o 'iuulllon from the v. be i . wit-rod connections.
u". L. K. liloulthrop. financial . 't d5 rtisin the (my be w" Congregational tlllllf‘l‘l “til official. 5" “ ery gn , n . 3. .. . . ,
“mm. guslsndhhlrs‘. Philip knepp. Mr. :I'wiilltplelzm t: do his shsre sno interment Wm he m \\Hmuhr001.3lllli_;\.l‘i;.rllt llilu the high school. 3 F t a] i rhe m etlng may in, h irl M nin “-3-" _-
Miss Laura. Bosch. usistsnt finsn- if” "- :“ux‘udgm'hédg‘z "id much more in helpins others and cemetery. 31333333330113?! 1:): vreasgéit s. totsiurc-l ta em .
nisl “.m' ' y ' subscribing to worthy ceases. Msny —-~—~-- ‘ ' or "979363 "I '
IAursnce C. Woodbridge. treasur-
er.
Cecil Emmerich. librarian.
C. B. Butterdeid. Alfred Arves-
ohoug. Mrs. William R. Russell. hire.
F. J. Morrison. John Guersrd.
Honorsw members ere: Governor
snd Mrs. John H. Trumbull. Dr.
F‘rsnk Dunrosch. Dr. Walter Dam-
rosch. Rev. Charles A. Marks and R.
E. Johnston.
Patrons
Petrons are: Mrs Clara. R.
Adsms. Mrs. B. M. Andrews. Miss
Selms Bsum. Victor Blsrt. Commun-
der and Mrs Provoost Bobin. C. s.
Butter-field. Mrs. Ray M. Butterfleld.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Barrett. Miss
[ladle Bodwell. Miss Laure Beach.
Miss Morgeret It. Brendlinger, Miss
Anns iii. Briody. Mr. and Mrs. Wai-
ter H. Dunc».
Lynes. Mr. and Mrs. Morton MCv
Csuslnnd.
Rev. Cheries A. Merits. Miss Mary
Merits. Mrs. George E. Matthews.
.‘iir. end Mrs. M. N. biwehoff.
Mrs. Elissbeth Morrison. Dr. F.
J. Morrison. Mr. end Mrs. Harry
Masher. The Murillo Company. Mrs.
Lewis Ii. Nash. Dr. John O'Connor.
Mrs. Lillisn Sherwood Newkirk.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pickncli.
Dr. end Mrs. iii. Rey Powers. Miss
Cornelis Rsymond. Mrs. Robert 0.
Raymond. Miss Mary 6. Rider. Hon.
Thorns- Robins.
Frederick ll. Rowan Mrs. Alex-
ander .l. Rummlcr. Mrs. George
Sticks). Jr.. hire. Grace Schenck. Dr.
and Mrs. H. C. stirrer Mr. And Mrs.
A. H. Sisson Miss Aims. Simpson. Mr.
and Mrs Edwsrd J. Sims. Mr. and
Mrs. F. I. Smith. William E. bmith.
Mr. and Mrs. Parker fitockton.
Standard Cotton Store. Christies
fiwsrts. Mr. and Mrs. William F‘.
., Tsvlor. Mr. snd Mrs. Frank Thomp-
lson. J. I". Tresdweil Mrs. Louise
Paul Connery. Nehemiah Condos.
RETI'IROAT
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—lhsn sppi arse throat-
KS
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Passenger
Cars
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' REPAIRING AND OVICRJIAL'IJRLG
PARTS AND ACCESSORIES
HAYDEN ~ '
AUTOMOBILE CO.
L. Wagner, Branch Mgr.
34 WEST AVE. NORWALK
sznvlcn STATION mom: test
iTriPP. Charles E. Tristrsm.
. Dr. A. R._Turnor. liirs. Helena R.
Vsn Aistyne Raynor Werme.
Amelia Wenderoth snd Mrs. Alice A.
Walsh.
ANGEVINE 3‘
rumours co.
16 North Main so...
So. Norwalk Phone 255
Miss
inetsnces of such nature could be
cited. such as the csmping ground
arid recrestion oils he estsbiished
for the Girl Scouts on his estate at
.Newington end the use of his prop-
erty on Formington svsnue for Be-
are but two from runny.
Mr. Gsrvsn's deeth takes a man
who will be missed end it citiseu who
use a valuable member of the com.
iiiunily."
'ihe Hartford Times said:
"in the desth of Thomas F‘. Gar-
mn. Hartford loses s. genial end gen-
erous mun and a successful business
and industrini lender who had identi-
fied himself widely with commercial
activity throughout the country. Mr.
anvnii‘s family is one which is in-
timately concerned with financial
’and industrial enterprise. and. like
his father and brothers. Mr. Gar-
vun always found‘himseif with plen.
vly to do. lie incrcssed the scope of
[the paptr business founded by Pet~
rick Gnrvan‘ his father. and was in.
-terestcd in a large number of other
[industrial enterprises. perhaps the
bizfll. known being his connection
with Mincrva Motors. ills wide bus-
iness connections. however. did not
on tile 1.“: amt hotel- ceiiimissions,
and he found time to devote himself
to riding and outdoor sports. He
will be missed by many friends here
in Hartford and from the business
‘life of this city.
Charles W. Benson.
Chnrioe White Remson passed
away last evening at his home. is
Msrshnll street. Besides his widow
Arthur. Ernest. all of this ci‘y. and
Albert Remeon. of the United States
Navy; and three daughters. Mrs.
Fred Wilson. Mrs. Thomas Groves
and Mrs. Alexander Tomssettn. sil
Cross work during the var. which‘
prevent his serving his native city
Mrs. Frames 5. Avery
The funeral of Mrs, Frances L‘
Avery. wife t! Seth D. Avery. win!
this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from
the late home. 1’29 Ely menus. Rev.
Victor Sculise. pastor of the R0-
wsyton Baptist church officiated
Interment was in Union cemetery.
llownylon. (
— i
Ernest s. anotuicus '
Ernest. 8. anoureux. n teoclivri
of music. passed away this morning
at his home. 20 Beiden avenue. nftPr
n slit-rt illness of pneumonia. l-lr
“as 3i} years of line. is survived by"
hiieilvidow and four children. :ini
his father and ii. brolhur v'bo reside
in Lynn. Miles.
The funeral will be bold tomor-1
row morning at 3:30 o'clock from,
the home and the body will be ship 3
ped by Funeral Director Jam‘s:
Msgner to Lynn. Mass" for llll‘lll'W
services and interment. .
Mr. anourcux and his family
had resided in ‘bis.clly for about,
one year.
Jewish Women
(Continued from Page hour) 5
our institutions. it the foreigner can
do it and do it FHIt‘lLlill)’. more
power to him, lviy ! I
"To other people. lililefil'lClIllZUllUllv
is a necessary evil but an evil uover- ‘
thelcss. To them tliiirvricanization'
means putting the ionisner in his;
place. Helping hini'.‘ i-‘cilisps, butl
he is survived by four sons. Harry,’l°0kmg don-n at him. . .
To us who are engaged in Amer-
icsnlzstiou work it is a work of.
sympathy and equality. it is a hard
work. sometimes a. discouraging
work but most always an inspiring
. yr}.
20 mltunulitles. The largest group is
tin. l‘rincli-Canudlsn. Our average
alloinlniice has kept up fairly well
iin‘ll lilo lied weather set in. This
coupli-d with the pro-Christmas
lint-rule of work. has cut our st-
tenil..nw considerably. but that is sl
i “-I-fi I
"5!; ilui phenomenon in evening
:chI work and we expected it. The?
3., .
is to get them back to school
8f’5i tho brink of the Christmas
lllOl’l. it is for this reason that
dio. to help us. We would give yhu
a Hat of sbscntees. their eddr m.
and plum of employment and (self
)‘ll'l in look them up.
“.is tar as introducing the alien
to .\lil\‘llt‘il is concerned. We are
vtr'r much lulu-rusted that America
utvh rsliinds tho foreigner as ho
n 431:: is and not as some few paint
Chess Tribe
The first degree teem of anus.
'i‘iibe. No. 26. L 0. it. M. “iii lrelll
to Wowsmpum Tribe this evening,
end will exemplify the first degree?
on a. class of candidates. |
Knights of Columbu:
south Norwuik Council. No. 1:53.
gb'iiights of Columbus will hold u
angular meeting tomorrow
is; the clubroonis
“v. Would appeal to some of you 1.1-5
cloning
in Washington ;
tic-ct. After the meeting on until
,hnown as "A Winter's Evening." will
be enjoyed. The idea goes back to»
UW time when merry men not nrouud‘
vtho fireplace to tell stories and sing‘ _
lsongs after which the host 5"r\'1.d s
homcrlc meal. I
The lecturer of the council. Tom ;
lichlaJiou. in following out this line.
got entertainment. bus pressed
PIED PIPER SHOES
See these ll'oiult-rl‘ul shoes for your baby—Pied Piper Stir»-
.\'over before have lllfiinlh" shoes been so perfectly smnrv'u.
so soft and flexible. so ruiiil'l-rtalilo. We have Pl'i‘il Pun-'25.»;
Kin all colors of leather.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
into i
him. He may he peculiar from some iguerW several of the members Who;
l‘:‘i.l’b of viril'. he may (““0" ‘n‘Wlll sing songs and tell stories.
tlrvss. custom und l'ltilt. but 033”" The feature at the. evening viii"
tin {2' he is little differcnt from the bl. a musical tabloid ”flay-1M”...
.. E . . ‘, r ' \ r '
so Iii-Mi oiisiml BLOCX- “i- “e a” llatli Its Charms" for which Charles-
Prompt
Delivery
Phone
527
GEHEBE’S
“IT'S HERE I!' "'8 “QUEEN/ARE”
Toyisnd is Open. \i'itli the Most Wonderful Collection of Toys nun]
Dolls \Vu limo IZwr Shown
To}. land is open—A rr-nl \\ oiilirrlmrl.
the most marvelous plai'llllllgfl for boys and girls. The youngstom
will be dellElIIEIl—-\\lllle the grown-ups will look at tth‘ to):
longingly and Wish that they too. nere young again. Come mi
in: the games. wagrins. dolls. doll carriages. mechanical tors, :"lf:
cwi animals. electric trains. rocking horses. etc.
A treasure house filled with
hl‘ti'l’lm‘s under the skin. He has llOlDunn has prepared a, musical score:
.Cl'ii“lnll tendencies or a lower men-
. 38 Washington Street
South Not-walk. Conn.
tall; 'lhrrc are scientific facts to
'sli‘:'.:nlnto tiles». statements and
we are interested to he that the
prvilvity of over)" thin In: Ameri-
can .\ group of prominent sociolo-
‘ glels wt Conmibia. university headed
‘ by [\r
ingley made a study of the
between percentogu of
ti. :- ',.;:i population und crinic in each
at.“ .-: the union. They studied the
Till'l bur of suicides. the number of
ltt!i.;i't.°. in prisons and ssylums. the
our br-r of mentally deficient and
the ”umber of foreigners residing in
'.l.i' .mte as given out by the L‘. B.
(‘rnms bureau.
‘llr rm is it part of their findings:
Alt‘..'ni§;h the New England suites
l‘r'C‘iiiHJ
laud Mr. McMahon the libretto wu.
item B. McMahon will mu stories oil
"Old Days and Old Ways." i
John Cutrone. Henry Bergman.i
Jtsepb Jortin. Edward Splsn. Joe-l
epb DeMsrtiuo will each ontcrteluv
|i.i their own inimitable way.
i Judge William J. Tsmmaby will‘
bring the members from the past lu~
to the present and the future when 3
he speaks on the home association. l
District Deputy MsJone will also?
give 1 short discourse. !
After the shove program is com- .
pitted. Brothers Henry Bergman. ‘
Matthew Howley. sud Fred Buckley i
.vlill serve s bountiful repest con-5
sitting of fresh hem. pickles. salad!
and coffee. i
XMAS GIFTS
For mother. daughter. Sister and sweetheart.
suit eteryone's pule.
SHOP EARLY
MME. JEANNETTE
56 80. MAIN ST. 80. NORWALK, CONN.
Prices to
work. There is nothing creator,i
nothing more inspiring thlll ser-t
vice; than helping a fellow human,
being’ to become better:
“Our work is two fold; to inter-
pret American to the foreigner and
Continuous, certain radio “A” power;
.. , from your light socket
lines. .
"We try to interpret America to
the foreigner in our evening school.
There he not only learns the ion:
guoce. history and government of
America but also its customs. ideals ’
games and methods of rccrr-ntlomi
lair play. open mindedness. ficrdozn
from bias. hatred and intoleranou.
We try to instill in him by various
devices the true spirit of Amerlu .
' America need not fear the foreign» r '
. who comes to our schools. its v 'll .
make a good citizen. He will til "2 l
l i. .
" ,’ r1 _ not come to our schools and “'llf‘l.
5(‘ u a V ers 1 it is hard for us to reach that mi.“
the law of the land and respect i5~ i
' be e problem. One of the outstand-
of this city. The funeral will be
Thursday afternoon at 3 from the
home. Rev. Chapmsn Lewis will
officials. Interment Will be in the
3Esst Nonmk cemetery.
Stephen L. Clnry
Funeral services for atephen L
Clary were lsrsely attended yester-
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the
funeral parlors of D. W. Raymond
in West Wuhington street. Rev
Lester T. Msilery offlcisted. Inter-
ment was in Union cemetery.
fl
<
Jame an a , yvsame Size
items CIGAR MFG. CO. listless-Newark.“
i. ——
Charles 1". Bart.
Norwslk reistivee snd friends st-
tended the funeral of Cherie. F.
HERE is the Exide Radio Power Unit
that is increasing the enjoyment of radio
for tho ds of fans. It: provides contin-
uous, certain “A” power
from your light socket. All
you do is connect this unit
5 - to your set and plug it: in
lmtitquns. It is the alien who do I
ladies preferred
bscsuse they are more sympathetic
o
5 ' 5 i . ing needs in our work of American!-
. . notion here in Norwalk is getting
x the mark they aim at: - . Mm. .. 5555 9‘58 °55 5551555 .
' . nin school. We need some public 5 .
l , ‘ t ”ma mum... Chargmgtakesplacefrom
house lighting current.
The Exide unit consists of a high capac»
itv Exide “A” Battery and specially designed
charger, assembled in a handsome mahog-
anizcd metal case. With'the Exide Master
Control Switch (shown at the
foot forward hss past. We no long-
u'nccresinties and gives to thrift a.
o e or street) the dirt. under the piano to
defimtc Ob,“ ‘ hide it from visitors: we do is, thor- .
, ouzh lob. If our community is to be
When you ioinour club you ‘ iifinx'mlinmiiii'n.5.333330?
know'in advance the exact 5.13%: 55355555555; “13"‘13 wilii
amount of extra money!
you will have at the ~5
3 ANY Plans for saving money more diplomatic and have more lets: . your lighting Circuitmden' b
. ure time. to help us in reCl‘ultirti. . bl bf t “A” -
i never take form. They fail 5"" “5“” {"5 ““5“- “5 i"55°“"" a csyou orge your“ ,, 2‘ ram «ir- unreal 3.
. contact won (1 i th . ‘Vt‘: r -‘ ‘ 5
" as the result of delay and lack of . “wig" “’5 5:? :5" $3": ”2? power supply. Ample A :3333mmgug
, é» resolution. iffgnugfidgf‘ 55‘ ““55"” “5‘55 current on tap. Youoan use ,0 m 48-wlt m mm.
' . 0 Americanizatlon. ladies. is a. Lli'l5‘3 the Efide unitall you want, $1045 and 317-45-
, . problo and iti th 1 ii to fell , - \r
The Christmas Club method is a or .nymorg...m5..°w§f.§."§.2. .l... day and night, and in the intervals the
mecwsful system that elimin Fail”? "1‘ ”who? Kimmy: wet en 1 is being renewed from your "
s o cesn as t est soc.
- ates tion. yThe.lime of placing the best 3 p0 Pp y 3' 7 ,3
l
evening school has certain taciiitiosl
for doing this and the community as
a. whole can help. it has been sug- i
gested that s community make iti
. Join the
"rev: :5‘-..' >.¢-. -.-.
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- fifty ccks. 5 n u 11. Mai: in: i -
, 1 gmgfi hinlsng.s Make blam Ifeel ? whet??? you wish and conic!
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By mums “"3 mu :6- stter beluginly :mmw 3m in the tubes. W. 00m- “ecu at any e , B or _~, 5’ 3 ’ ‘ 1 ff‘;
0 odve our check 5a stated axing; urgency. the gin-act: meni- 5;“ Price 812.70 and your neighborhood radio store. .w , . N; {,3
i one we . , . .2 .5
mount 0f“!!! m at the give him the’hrigllxns :Eullsh. ' “WWW Pmu o ‘ ' $3.3
end of the M. ‘ '{We try to nuke this work as prsc- 3 «if
r _ - i out as possible. giving the pupils , __ T it , :3
{my can 250“ w join. words thst they con use tmmediate— 3 . hi :11:- 5N0 modeluxo’nuining 9'
Payments are .-_—s small ’ 7 ‘ end spfdally designed charge. H
‘ W ”"7 ‘ '.' JUST mug?! PRICED , ‘ Price $38. BoWoltmndel. \
same construction. Price $28.
Center—New Master Control
Switch. Price «.50 adieu-i. 3
Enables you so ooncol both “A” '
' snd“B”drcuiu snd‘plseeunitin .\
3.}! :5 ”iti
€91?
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. . There is only s limited time
'. thhggmmsycnrollinthc
3. '1927 . Join‘nowhomshe
, ‘ snrcofsharinginthcdisu'ibu-
' tion of money next you.
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