CHEAPEST IND BEST
announces IssquaI.
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NUMBER 121.
New Advertise-onto.
Ron wasted.
Pivotkdlars Rind.
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For 8dndsy,iu iuNsw England, partly
cloudy to fair weather, with variable
winds. becoming northwesterly, and
possibly preceded by rain.
THE LOCAL BRIEFS
High tide tom marrow 1.46; low this
7.30. ‘
Sun rises 4.52; sun sets 6.48.
John F. Goldwyn of Stamford is visit-
ing rslativan in the borough.
Ilr. Trost India letter appears
on fourth page of this issue.
Gus Pitzer’s wife and child are im-
proving very slowly in health.
Mrs. A. J. Hutchinson and daughttrs
returned home from Florida to-day.
J. Wallace Pefiel of linstford. is visit-
ing John H. Dumont in this city.
Mrs. Frances S. Sellsck ol Danbury is
visiting relatives in this city.
Will Osborne went down the harbor
and caught hall a bushel of flat fish this
morning.
Hon. H. G. Owners and wife of
Brooklyn, have returned home after
spending a few days in this city.
There will be a gospel temperance
lecture on Railroad square Sunday after-
noon.
Ground is being broken for two new
houses on Arch street at the corner of
West avenue. __._-_._._.
About thirty people started for Dan-
bury at 12.13 to see the ball game there
this afternoon.
The Chinamen will fly their large cen-
lipede kite to-morrow morning on River.
side avenue. A-“
—Uss Plaisted’s Cough Remedy.
Most of the pupils in the Franklin
street school attended the Japanese Vil-
lage yesterday afternoon.
A number of the ball players ran with
the tire departments last evening and
proved themselves ”good runners.
JamesT. Reiley, of Hartford, is in this
city looking for a bl ilding In which to
starts large wholesale and retail grocery
store.
lira. John W. Bogardm remains about
the name. Mr. Bogardus went toNew
York this afternoon to spend Sunday
with her.
—-North River Roe Shad, 10c. a pound
at Remsou’s market.
Coney’ a nine and Fred. Bullock‘s nine
played ball on the meadows yesterday
afternoon. The score was it tozn in
favor of Coney.
An excellent crsycndrawing of J. M.
Bailey. proprietor of the Dnnbury News,
is on exhibition in Frank Baxter’s win-
dow.
“Tim” Haley says he was neither hou-
gry nor dry when he went home from
the wedding reception yesterday morn-
ing
-—-For the best Pianos sud Organs, on
the most favorable terms, coll atJ. W.
Studwell’s. All instruments by first
class makers.
A reward of .5 00 is adored in another
column for the conviction of the party
who stole eggs from the premises of C.
1.. Hyatt on Strawberry Hill.
A gospel temperance mestingwill be
held in the Temple of Honor Hall to-
morrow afternoon at three o'clock to
which the public iscordlally invited.
--Ths Famous Gilt Ed Chowde t
Campbell'sold stand. ‘0 r .
Comsiock Brother‘s Ionthly for May
i' 0|“- Th" PIP" WI betterevsrym
month. It bids fair to become a lsglu.
mats rivalolPockbsforsmauy yams.
Theladiescommlttsnfromthsvarious
vhoplthathtotakspartiuthetl. Adi."1
lair. rerequmlsd tomsststG. All.
galzblclkasblngtou street, this‘eveuing at
o’ .
Dr. E. L. Riley of Elisabeth, 11¢wa
bles‘s drygoods store, was marrisdon
Wednesdaylastloallew Jersey girl.
0o Wednesdaysveuiag thoY.W.O.
3.11. of this city will hoida moiailt
i John J. O'Riley motions about the’
Brainard put out too lithographs yes-
-.terday L
Elddl’o. 1.. wii... IIIII preach It as.
vent Church, toanorrow.
There have bssnno arrests made In
this city for three days.
Chas. Adams of Brooklyn is visiting
friends In this city.
Rios lda Kingston of Honilngion,‘l..
. 1., is visiting in this city.
William McGovern of Newark is visit-
ing friends In the borough.
Herbert Lane of New ~Haven Is visit-
ing relatives In the borough.
Risa Carrie Northrop of North Stam-
ford is spending a law days in town. '
Frank Snlflen of Danbnry will spend
Sunday with his lather in the borough.
Tbcmns E. Basset-flushing, 1.. l.,
is visiting friends in this city.
ltr. Rad Mrs. E. lift-lulu. of East
Bridgeport are visiting friends in the
borough. “w
Albert Within, the mlkman. drives a
span of horses that be paid $400 for a
few daysago. ______
Ex mayor Samuel Daskam has bought
alauucb, whichhewill run from Nor-
walk to the Dorlon House this summer.
The boys in Dunn's stable are trying
tocatch an Eel that got kicked by one
of the horses yesterday. The last seen
of the Eel it was limplng pretty badly.
Full tone, easy action, handsome cases
great endurance, best materials, finest
workmanship; All features of the Hatha-
ahek piano. Sold by The Treat a Shop-
ard Co. -
Old Well IMge will work the third
degree next Tuesday evening. Business
of importance will be transacted. All
Raster Resorts invited. Aftw work so-
lr-bmsntis will be served. 6
The Washington street and Chestnut
street clubs played yesterday. Wash-
ington street won by a score of 29 to ll.
The Washington streets and Granitevilles
play this alternoon on the meadows.
We presume that all the young women
in town will be at the Flu! I. 8. church
,to-morrow evening to hear what Rev.
C. E. Harris has to any about them.
His subject is to be “The Beautiful
Young Woman."
If anyone in town wants to loan a fish
line, “Fritz" Taylor of tne Republican is
just the man you want to see. He is
enquiring for one today and if the fish
nibblesaswell as his pen squibbles he
will have grand success.
Last night Theodore Elwood, clerk in
Glover’s grocery store, while lilting a
barrel of hams out of a wagon in front
of the store, slipped and broke his leg
just above the ankle. He was attended
by Dr. Baldwin.
The contractors whose bids are await-
ing the action of the Congregational
Church and society have notified the
committee that they will continue their
bids until alter the meeting next Toes
day evening, but no longer. Whatever
the action of that meeting may he,
therefore, it will hedecisive for the pres-
eat.
The Gazette correspondent, this week,
with his characteristic crook, states that
some who desire to build in the city are
deterred by the taxes, which he states to
be three per cent. As the taxes are not
now and never have been three per cent.
probably the statement as a whole is as
untruthful as it is in this particular.
Considering the low assessment of prop-
erty, and the fact that the city pays for
its improvements as fast as it makes
them, the taxes are low. The present in-
dications are tbbt South Norwaik will
put up more buildings this year than
ever before. --. W w
SUNDAY muons.
Booth Norwnlk ”artist.
The pastor, Rent]. A. Delano, will
preach in the a.m. Subject: Handle
Hand Christianity, or Who'll do the
Work?” In tho'evening, Geo. R. Scott,
of the New York Witness, will speak on
thssnbjeot of Doing Something. An
address before the Y. P. 8. C. B. Public
cordially invited.
south tier-rail: Inthdlnt.
Preaching morning and evening by
the.psrtor In the evening he will do-
liverthssscond discourse In the series
on Representative Bible Characters.
Subject. “The Beautiful Young Wom-
Acoustic-on.
Thstopiewhichitev. James H. Ross
-hashaodsdtothn8sntioslforhisssrmon
tomorrowusning is: ‘Twosidsd Inc,
or Blbllml Truth Stream than The
‘BtrangeOsnsnf Dr. laayllaodlir.
Hyde.” - ltsohappsus'thatat the very
“announced by thspraacberforunp
iogthsnovslctlr.8lepbsusootoillas-
unbbisssrmoumdrnmatisstioaotltis
advertised for presentation in South liar
walk. lrJtussdossoot intend to been
oadvsrtisingsasnt. "W“;
Dnaghv’hwlnrwfnntralr
The fourth anon-Ii fair of Douglas
Fowler Post (LA. R..‘wtllbeheld lay
It“, ”and flat Ravioli-ll. 'l‘bslr
advartirsmsat appears in this he.
Thesis-banal tboPcstexpsct tohsvs
agrandtiarsaadanllglilnm
lions .
I'll" wxnn ALL menu.
.w -WD
Evening Sentinel Newsboys Visit the
Japanese Village and links their Pran-
nnee lanwn.
The Evening Sentinel. desiring to onlv
tlvate the amthetic taste of its uswsboys,
besides giving them a few hours of pics.
sure, distributed about fifty tickets for
the Japanese Village among them yes-
terday afternoon admitting them to lad
night‘ a performance. The youngsters
were a little suspicious at first, but all!!!
being convinced that it would not be
necessary to prmeot the ticket, accomr
panied by 10 cents. at the door, they
were very energetic in spreadingthc' Joy-
ful news to their companions. As a re
suit the Sentinel oilice was stormed by
newsboys and we would have been chug.
ed to have printed several, editions to
supply them their demands been
satisfied. The boys worked like beavers
to sell their papers early. and a few
hours later, if you saw them at Iinsic
Hall, you would not have known them.
Their slouch bats were no longer drawn
down over their eyes. but in“, their
heads were neatly covered, if not with a
new hot, the brims of their old ones
were turned up. The boys bad discarded
the clothes in which they play ball and
run around theatreetsa/nd looked as cast
as a pin. in fact gil looked as
though they were i to Sunday
school. But that was not ibscsse, as the
lads were off on a racket.
Illany of them gathered around the
door of Ilusic Hall hbfore it was opened,
and even after it was open they disputed
as towho would betbe firstonotogoup
stairs. The idea again seized them that
the tickets were voiceless. The nowsv.
boysaronot to be dared, sontlasltwo'
of them started slowly “up stairs with
their eyes lined closely upon the veusr‘
able and genial Dr. Kuhn at the door.
They slipped their tickets quickly to him
and looked as though they expected to
he kicked dowa stairs. They were passed
In with the utmost politeness. After
waiting down stairs some time their
companions made up their minds that
everything was all right. They there.
fore made a rush for the door. Upon
entering the hall they took front rank at
all the stando. it was worth the price of
admimion to watch them. "Say gilIy,"
and one of thaloodeni, to his companion,
"did yer ketcb on but do coon in the box
over dare f " What er yer given’ us,”
was the reply; ' "he s a Chinese; I jbt
herd him tnlkln'. ” “Soy. John," yelled
Jim across the hall, "Come over here
and see his nibs slingin’ de paint brush;
he’s a dandy.” Charlie was watching
the baby and thought she looked just
like his itttle cousin. While the boys
were enjoying the exhibition one of the
urchins said to the fellow next to him,
“i tell yer. it pays to sell Sentrnelsll you
want ter have a good time and scoop in
the bundle.” His friend, who was ab.
sorbed in the fish poles, only remarked,
"You bet yer life.” Such expressions
were made during the evening and there
was nothing done by the Japanese but
what the boys could do if they had the
tools. They also saw through the mer
maid illusion. with the exception of one
boy who remembers his mother reading
about the mermaid being captured near
Wilson's Point several years ago. We
expwt to have all these things sxpl ained
to us this afternoon.
Japanese Village.
This evening will close the Japanese
Village exhibition in Ionic lloll, which
has had such remarkable IIICCOSS. The
attendance Iastavaniog was the largest
yehandpackod the main floor. Prof.
Roltniro doutiooed to mystify the
audience with the remarkable il-
lusionoi the Humid. and performed
his amusing card tricks. “Punch and
Jody” made everybody laugh. The
Japanese artists worked industriously
and dextriously, and were watched with
the name close attention. RI. Kibby,
manager of the Japanese, was as agreea-
ble as ever. The Swiss wax flower
stand was well patronized. Ir. Donnell
spentnu hourorsoattheshowandtbsn
went to New Haven, to make sure that
theflonna Musical Familygst here to-
takingthebuodreds of tickets of admis-
sion,andremarking “Whats nice class
of pmple; never sawmcre geomel sud—
isucesthau wagst at Booth Norwalk."
mus largo assemblage prenatal n
vsryplsssnntsaeosavthsypromsosdsd.
chatted,andwatoksdlbvwork nadporv
lorulsncss. As a whole the Japanese
Villsgsllnsheeoons of thrilled pleas-
ant autsrraiomeuts given heraaodws
racommsodlttofltamfori, where it will
openlnlillsr’sllnlllonday.
lanagerBunnsllaodllr.Kibbydnslro
towhllciyexprsss their thanks forths
vary tihsral patroasgs M and
hopoatsomelntnro timeto spend an-
othsrasplsasaotawesk lo Booth Nor-
walk.
Thorsmsludorol tberpnossegoods
will bssoldairsduosd prions to-uight.
andsnsotirsnewsiock will boon sale
athlemford,whsromattoeenwillbsheld
everysftsrnoon.
temple at Ron-r ulcers.
The following were elected officers
Wednesday night of Sparkling Water
lodge, T. of B. 110.0: Worthy Chief
Tom , J. R. Judson: Vice’l'emplm.
A. ; Recorder, 1’. ll. lilies;
Assist. Recorder. Van Oolgrove; Itasc-
clal Recorder, W 0. Rants; Treasurer,
0. Hubs”; “opiate 1'. Wood:
Usher, I. J. hmltll, Usher.
J.0.Illlw;0sard,l‘rauk :Bsn-
mam.
day. Dr. Kahu was happily engaged the
the-aid boy (which. by the way, no one '
hora believes) he might be pardoned for
it
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1888.
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21.
PRICE TWO CNTS.‘
'I‘ALMAGE’S SERMON I
IN MONDAV'S ISSUE.
sun cram”. Issuance.
The city limo-Rope" lass-n Raincl—
nd.-—Visltora Inks AppointndpAnsplei-
was min lav the Work.
TM 3 i: slim Incl in the
trusts chapel naturals; The city
hsdprsviously barndividsd into 14 dis
tricts, beginning“ the north end. Five
supervisors from the Rsthodist. 4 from
the Bsptist, nod 5 from the Congrega»
ticoalist. have been assigned to the work
of cupsrvlsioo. one supervisor for each
district. It was found that by having
members from diluent churches, and
allowing for residence in different parts
of the city, the adjustment was perfect.-
ly easy, and it is believed that this will
be true in the selection of districts by
the visitors. I
The work of organisation will be com-
pleted next chocnhy evening, in the
Methodist chapel, at a joint meeting of
the pastors, supervlboss, visitors and ex-
ecutive committvw From the beginning
until IIcw,intirell¢¢'ooy has prevailed.
A Iiatof vfltormlromtho dilerent
churches isavallable, largely composed
of those who have consented tossrve.
A larger list is desirable Theodlcers
and managers wish to emphasize:
I. That tbevwrrk lanes to bemsds
burdensome. oi. .objnct aimed at
would be data :uafumls to serve
Social vhiting rxt 'over a large terri-
tory. The visiting of each Alliance
worker,‘ In to he to a few neighboring
houses on the some street. It can he at-
tended to at any time within each month,
and in most cases. one afternoon, or its
equivalent, ought to h sufficient.
2. That the plan, hour first to last, is
flexible, in dividing and executing the
work.
3. That when“! this plan has been
tried, ibereanila bop been immediate
and coolant. “
Secretary Russell says: ”They are llke
a permanent revival.
M... ..-- . _
Y. I. c. A. IIIS.
Anniversary liserelsnn to be lleld ‘l'o-
lorrow Iva-ing.
The lot nnnivermry of the Norwalk
Y. I. C. A. will bncelebrated in the
Iiethodist Church on Sunday evening
next, beginning at 7.” o’clock.
Addremas appropriate to the occasion
will be delivered by Dr. Van Alstyne,
pastor oftbe church-lid by J. H. Gov
don, the new Summary of the Y.
Ii. 0. A. The, _' pastorswillalso
assist in the services. Special music
willbe rendered” “church choir. A
main GanerniSecre-
tarien Willis of Waterbury, Bryant ofPol
Stamford and Overrun of Danbury will
sing. Altogether the services promise
to be of unilateral. The Baptist and
Congregational Churches will unite wItb‘
the Methodist. A grand mass meeting
for men only, will be held in the Y. Ii.
C. A. Gymnasium at 4 o‘clock on Sun-
day afternoon to be addressed by J. L.
Gordon of Brooklyn and others. The
Secretaries Hale Quartetta will lead the
singing, assisted by amale chorus. A
thousand invitations are being issued
and every young man in town is invited.
Come and bring other young men.
Seventeen young men from the
Bridgeport Y. M. U. A. visited the Norv
wlk association Thursday evening.
After a social time at the Room and
Gymnasium. all adjourned to Head’s
restaurant for refreshments and speech
as. Adelegalion of ”young menes-
corted the visitors to the It o'clock
train.
labile Opinion at Five lilo Diver.
Editor of Sentinelz—An article that-v
you inserted in your issue of Wednesday,
April ltltb, under head of “Public Opin-
Ion at Five Ills River," published verba-
tim, as handed you. 'If my memory”
serves me right, for which please swept
very many thanks for trouble and spare
it occupied in your valuable paper.
Again on article appears In the Con-
necticut Republican under the head of
"Rowaylon," the writer of which would
like to make it appear to be by a more
school boy of some thirteen years. its,
as before, waxes very wroth. and inti “
mates that] may yet not established in
the boot and shoe business. or rather st
pointed and of a boot. ll written by
tbesnftepitbeil bouam,when we take
into consideration the instruction and
tutorbebaobadiorthe past pryenrs,
uptowlthin eightorieo months. While
hassoiesoms of my thunder Icould
readily forgive him. But the real writer
ofthsarticlersmindsmcs young part-
ridge. that, when pursued,hidesitshaad
undatalsaf with its body all‘oxpossd
andfselspsrfssllymars. 1f hswonld
bss littleslcrsexplicit In hissnplsus-
iloosof the hokeodcwn politician, it
would have left room for dispute forthe
honorbscoolsrs.
Thesebool bersissuceuliugrsmark-
nblywellstpreseni. lhesrnothlsghut
public-Mammalian-
withstanding the possibility that I may
hokickedontofthsplacerlll venture
tombsodbe Icy-silo Bauer.
M DIM
Onionday, IIiissday and Wednesday
ofneatwsnkthwswlll baa novel and
vary twig exhibition in this city.
Meniscus containing the pro
ThkoarwlllbeattheWssteod of the
wins. aadbsioohnrgsolW. 8. Webb,
the wall known and popular am,”
poll-asst 'l'blswbuatonttosslll- ‘
hltialhslatmmtofthsdtatsolflorlds.
' lio-
DIVOIGI "0031!.
l'nr Variety and D
Narwnlk canes "Take the Oaks."
unusually large number of Rorwallr di-
vorce cases in the superior court.
cannot Anna 12. Ravilaod against lined
Havlland has been before the court foot
days and will again be taken np'l‘uendoy
morning. l-or an exposure of filthy
facts no case in Pairhsld county ever
contained more.
In the superior court yesterday Itinerv
vs E. Raymond of Stratlord was granwd
adivorce from Henry C.’ Raymond of
Norwalk, on the ground of desertion.
and the plaintill’s name was changed to
Illnerva E. Rice. They were married
August 26, 1880.
liavy Kflolly of Norwalk was divorced
from William B. llolly of Ponchoster,
on the grounds of denertion. They were
married Jan. 1, 1881. The custody of
two children, aged 5 and 6 years respect-
ively, was given to the plaintifl.
cbrlntin We} Mvgtion.
A web having been expressed that a
convention of the Societies of Christian
Endeavor be held in this port of the State
a committee has been appointed tomake
the necessary arrangements. The com
nation will be held in the South Nor.
walk Congregational Church on them
afternoon and evening of Ilay 11th. A
full programme will appear soon. This
will include speakers who are prominent
in Christian Endeavor work in diilerent
parts of the country. Rev. Kinney,
President of the Connecticut .Union,
will preside. The convention is intend.
ed to define the peculiarities of this
society and to promote the spiritual life
of the young people.
Last ngkt’n Practice.
The South Norwalk fire department
turned out for practice last night. The
alarm sounded at eight o’clock and the
companies started at once for the
meadows where they remained one hour
laying hoseand raising ladders. [ay-
llower flunk a Ladder Co. brought their
truck from East Norwalk and claimed
that they made the distance In six minu-
tes. They were pleasantly" entertained
by the Old Well boys. ..
ugvnoslnl Ropes-row
til late thesaurus to have beenan
The
crosswalk Lost.
ACROSBWALE. leading from the platlorm of
the railroadstntion In this city The duties
will he soilablyrewnrded by giving Information of
Ira whereabouts at the hotel.
ads lt JACOB k "ALL.
l‘lve nouns-s Reward.
WILLpsy lbenbovereward for the conviction
I
of party who took from of W'. ..R
(its as 1.. m”
Strawberry illll Poultry Yard.
fluted.
RAN to work oa stars: A at
nansos' t.
45 Rain Street
Notice.
unset robotics to all on tonot trust
In maroon, engage William detailed, his wife tw
hint-Sly, onmyneoonszlwill not pay
any bluscltheircut
as: ”finer: warsnm.
fan-sen l’ns- Inle.
Tum constants glad condition for sale.
Apply at 110le ROTH wJevyviry Store
as lw aahiogton Street.
Wagons And lioness
RRALR—ltxsrmolncnbleand 'l'ea sets of
tiingle secondhand knees. Also Your
secondhand piano box, two pbaetonnaud two
surveys. Willbesoldrhesptomskvrnomlorrww.
s. W. ORNORY.
at It south Rorwslk.
Wanted.
APPRRXTICRSioIosra hens. flaking!
RI.J. ADICKIR.
.Room l6. llavilnnd's mm Washington St.
Building land For late.”
Onmmflffltummnlt“ .. In:
will be lbukfuliy reuivedawd mot
Notice.
BILLING OIARKhnnresaIasdtbe
uaorhinpsnrnnionssn waybsfooadst
No. dllmst. liokulkOann ‘3'
, a
was, misuse-salon}...
(scene I. Unlock“!
5W 3 CAPT. di'cas erotics, M
imamm-rmllusniptm. *-
s
prlilloa mei'immu‘épuusnu at In. PIA'os'
st .CIIr. I “Tried and Triumphant.”
var sale. w k “std filial ill.
roam sass-I
30m. ,, Eli-m.“ cssarmaotvvovwapam
‘ ' ' .77an ' ffiu: ” "““"““" lass Instrument over to muscle In
AOOLDRiuzztwilbsmatcns,“ which the
cmhsvv
alumni?
Americas investment Cs.
Equitable Life insurance Os.
Par-err Inns and Trust Co.
Jarvis-Csaklla [engage Trust Co.
i’lre, Life, Accident. and Blair lllllss
insurance.
TAl'wR l GOLDEN. Agts.
“13st Brute: insurance Actuation» Mair,
SWAI & BUSHNELL.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers ill
Manufacturers’ and Painters’ Supplies
Ship Chandl ere,
so: w-m so, loot of Rank.
sarcomas-.01
Ash, “Oriana spoon Oars, Canvas hails. Tents,
vinguocdedabontallont, Steamer or Rallv
Oysterv’l' novels, a York: looms.“
Wire s“which, Rings and
Dredging: Bore. r o'er-ml la! the
oysterbosl mile.
Waste, Packing Gasketr, Oils and everything
needed by More”, on water or land.
Carola! attention to mail enters. on y
FREE DRESS CUTTING
SCHOOL.
ladies,
and vicinit will and it.“ totheir
recall the next two weeks’ and I333
Taylor’s Ideal hystnm
oldie-cutting. ltistheromt‘. m I
Macaw city where “tM
Wcteachhowto locuhbaistJIaoddrspe alrersu
style fashion or desiofgu ladirn and children I
m Lining cut to it also patterns sold'.
dsyor Permanent or traveling
agents wanted.”
2"Dillon clu'rrsc SCHOOL.
”lain St, Norwalk.
first gsktr.
“a-..“
FACE‘OR'Y
Toletorfovsale coruesDnyandRsymond
[2110M BUILDING LlTS
0N WOODWARD AVE. FOR EAL].
locum 0’
E. A. Woodward.
at on
Building Lot
On the West side of MAIN
ST., in the he hborhood
of the Methodls Church
FOR SALE.
Enquire of
TAILOR k GOLDEN,
Real Estate and insurance Agency,
Washington St.
Osborn” Ava, Enos Normans.
mm” maus- is
”‘11.“
mauvolTAYIDlllliO
Real Rotate and! Insurance
WashingtouSL. do Rcvw
For late.
mlecn lower Iain st., lio.
, so ft. front
with have, WiW’For orpvicesnd
toJACORI LATTOS.“
RBALRORRAP.
l ”‘t‘wommllyhonsewithnllmodanimmn
lbomsandlotiaflnslccstinnln
Norwslk.
an ft.
terms y
old i-
MhflmJnmsialeof cultivation
Cit-WWW.
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