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--Thres pounds of good beef steak for
He. at Ferd Bayes‘ market.
PM Eider. wifsand mother In
spending the weak in Washington.
Tbsladlesintsraated in tho iirsrnsn’s
fair have baanaetivsly engaged in do-
eorsting Innis Ball to-day.
' WW pistol is. red
, diam nuisance: Jim
Wetsuit lallswlrimlc.
.1 Wins. .
Wtb omelnG ltevtlla-
it is feared that be will not live long.
Bower pipes are being laid through
Hamilton avenue to accommodate the
people along that attest and alsoon Lowe
street.
An infant sonof Ir. and hire. James
Wood, of Winnipauk, died this morn-
ing. The funeral takes place tomorrow
afternoon.
W. C. Thomas. Jr., of East avenue,
basgonoto Bt.Louis on business. He
will be absent until about the first of
January.
Barry Wilson, one of Tits Batman's
bright young neweboys, picked a bunch
of daisies at Cranberry Plains one day
last week.
lira. Ii. 1.. Haviland and daughter
Mamie, of the borough, left for Brook-
lyn this morning to make a short visit
with friends.
Fred. ll. Knapp Is having a new show
case built in his hat store on Wnsbinglon
street. This was necessary to aecomm
date his increasing business.
W. W. Bristol, of the shoe firm of
Pratt, Weed c 00.. of this city, is dan-
gerously ill in Brooklyn. Fears are eu-
tertsined that he will not recover.
othbcAllcgltonies, causing thick weather
as the Atlantic coasts from Hatteras to
”chad tc-night and to-mgrrow, fol»
wed by dangerous easterly galeo. A
nucleus now in Humans will
”a cast-aoutbeastward, probably with
I diminution of energy. Temperature
fall in the United States yesterday eacept
latheregioneastot the lissiasippi. In
this dUrict to-day partly cloudy in
cloudy, slightly warmer weather will
. probably prevail, preceded by fair, with
P” Montheconsts and (rub southerly to
My winds, followed by rain. In the
“inmates snd New England, fair to
m cloudy, warmer weather and
It'll southerly to easterly winds will
Wall, followed by rain, except on the
[Ibo coast. On Thursday" In this section
dad in New England, cloudy weather
will prevail, with rain and slight ther-
as! changes, fog on the coast and brisk
cuterly‘winds, worsening in force oil
the counts; and on Friday partly cloudy,
cooler weather and Variable winds, pre-
coded by rain on the coasts. South
m stumers now leaving New York
Mid keep well 03 the coasts to avoid
thick weather, which it is likely will he
Wed by gala near Hatteras.
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Highs?“ '9 Lowtide l6 Sunrises Sunsets
4 34
THE L0___GAL NEWS.
”0. 3. Harris, of the borough, Is
slfiti'ng in Newton, N. J.
James TIvItl, of Cleveland, Ohio
Mug relatives in this city.
The Preston and White In unloading a
fcnrgc of coal for RaymondBros.
2-1'eu cents a pound for sausage or
Japan rib at Ferd Bayes’ market.
, 0n tc-morrow evening will occur the
wedding of Edward Godfrey and lies
, linnie Bates.
legraud Raymond attended the recept
town! the Iontclair Club in that place
Holiday evening.
Olive Branch lodge, K. of P.. will
give their friends a complimentary soc-
lobl‘s on Friday evening.
, -—Pure home rendered lard In 5 and lo
poundpails, not, forbilandmc. each, at
Ferd Bayes‘ market.
Concord Diviaion, B. of T., will give a
madcal and literary entertainment and
cymsr supper next 'lhseday evening.
Contractor Hutchinson has a gang of
The members of the Young Woman’s
Christian Temperance Union are arrang-
ing for an entertainment to he held at
the South Norwslk Baptist church next
Tuesday evening.
Thesad news of the death of Mrs.
Robert lcQuhse has reached this city.
Shepassedaway at her borne in New
York city last night at 10 o‘clock of ty-
phoid pneumonia. The funeral will be
held in the Congregational church, this
city, at 2 p. in. Friday.\
-—Pnre home rendered lard in tubs of
25 pounds and upwards, 8 cents tumor]
at Ferd Heyee' market.
The membersof th-G «mania Sanger-
bund are making arrangements to hold
their annual sociable at Germanic Hell
on Thursday evening, Nov. 28th, Prof.
Branch is to furnish music.
Stephen Hodges, formerly a well
known resident of this city. where he at
one time held the office of chief of police,
died yesterday at his home in Weetport,
of Bright's dunes. He was a veteran
of the late war.
All should hear the intensely interest.
ing lecture on “Life in Andersouville
Prison,” by the Rev. 1. If. Foster, who
speaks entirely from personal experience,
in the Opera House on Friday evening.
Tickets for sale at Pla'rsted’s.
The committeeof freebolders appoint
ed to assess the benefits and damages on
[owe street, heard parties interested in
the matter last night at the Council
Chamber. A large number of property
owners appeared before the committee.
One night last week thieves broke into
William Eylsltd'o hunt in the Broad
River district and stole a quantity of
fruitaudvegetables which tbcv found
in Ir. Byland's peddling cart. It is sup-
pnaedtobavo been the work of wicked
m rgm boys.
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log to its. Danna-ow
makes discount of 10 per cent. on all
cash sales qt. imitate los-
mcvpimtlhgm mm ”mm
Norwalk.
Rev. BarryB. Kidd. who for the past
six months, hasso acceptably filled the
pulpit of the Baptist church of New
Canaan, will pmacb in the Itowaytcn
Baptist church on Thursday evening,
Nov. 14th. We are sure his many friends
will listen to bun with pleasure.
Connecticut pensions: Original, An-
drew Flood, East Hampton; Erastus B.
Btriotlaud. Waterbury; Jay Duty, Lake-
isville: Andrew Ennis, Wallingford. Dane
tel B. Joyce. 'lorrington; Bauforth Clem-
cute. Putnam; Lewis A. Northrop. Wall-
ingford; (lac. B._______' French. Watermwn.
Those-mitten sppotntedbytbsConu—
eiltoeoastdsr tho matured a public
parkmstlastnlghtst the residence of
KLWeodwardandvotedthstapark
wasapablicaeossaity, and appointed a
horse railroad track along Wall street.
newts council, 0.1:. a. It. will
workthethlrddegreenext Friday even-
“P‘Nl. hall Norm South Iain
Murmur ”new ”—140: Wlmtfltllrclr
430 pounds of kettle-rendered lard, in
tuba, net. for 01.00, at Farrington's msr~
< ”railroad Place. Not adulterntsd
m
”El! .2 "' If. 90"!" zoom
:lutbhfly.wlthB.Altenbrandt as
‘ uodIhsAnna Dunning secret
‘ new Columbia safety bicycle,
.Woflaekrcu Brothers.
mos-Who ordinary
flammmassstwk befurero
mum. Dasn'saawhuildingJ
mahsadismastof Ill percent. on
“mammal-o-
* MEMUMW
about thirty-live
”Mauritanian“ ”MAIL “ll W‘s _ ,
ammonium-apnea M m I... Tm QM. Am.m**ms‘“
Marsha-Articles of Incorporation
assures.
on Bapttsflris'nds of the First mos
«mmer-m" mun-Imps rotation-too “I In the W
tbstrancaalrull-caliscd rsvuuiob.
grsetin g and revisw frumtbn pastor,
during which he took Mon»
phasisslboimportsassofconststauey
tbsOhrlstlsnllfs. Bswatsdtbatis
tbrssvasrsofhismlslstryscvsnty dhrss
badhssuaddndtotbschumbroll,moro
thsnbslf of whom had been baptised
during the dune. Reference was-nods
. tothspsrfsstharmonyeaistlng.thsim-
’ g“ k M. .. at".
The matter of adopting articles of hrs
- t showings!) WW
been gi “1%”th ‘lipoii
motion, such adult m‘amber was request-
ed to vote “Yes” or “No,"ao their names
were culled. To tlti question not a dis-
senting volcewas board, so that upon
the unanimous concurrence of the body
heretofore known as the “Norwalk Bap-
tist Society,” the church incorporate,
bearing thetltle of “The First Baptist
Church of Norwalk,” will assume. have,
hold and control the property and inter-
ests of this growing body of Christian
workers.
The afternoon meeting, full of tender-
ness and spiritual interest, closed with a
season of band-shaking and social greet-
ing, in which each member vied with
every other in getting the bands and at-
tention of those lees frequently seen in
the general church gatherings. The
"Ladies Aid” [tarnished a “Ten," which
was attentively served in the lecture-
Will].
The choir, consisting of a double guar-
tette; opened the evening tension with
an anthem of praise. An introductory
prayer was tailored by Rev. 8. B. 8. Bio-
sel. The roll-call was completed, oflcers
and on executive board were elected,
and committees appointed who are to
serve the church under the new regime.
The principal embers are: A. 0. Arnold,
president; A. J. Donne, secretary; J. L.
Ambler, treasurer; Wm. Thompson, as-
sistant treasurer. Then foilOwed a most
appropriate sermon from If. E. Pogsou,
D. D., of New York, the text' chosen
being Isaiah n... 31, and the theme,
”The True Source of Spiritual Power.”
Space will not permit even a fnir outline
of this inspiring and helpful discourse.
Truly every one felt the force and pith
of the Doctor’s eloquence. In each heart
there must have been an ardent desire
to “breathe the pure arr; to get visions
of the glorious landscape; to dwell above
the. noise and strife; to forget the pain
and lose the heartache; to live in the
perpetual sunshine possible touil who
wait upon the Lord."
The "thunk offering” was an sppro«
plinit- future of the occasion and netted
quits II handsome amount, adding its
testimony to the many others that in
one spirit, in one accord and for one
purpose, the people remembered the
occasion, the house of God and the Giver
of all earthly blessings.
roll flirty-Iva Foot-
Iiiner Dibble, the night operator at the
central adios of the telephone exchange,
was repairing the line at the top of a big
derrick at Wilson's Point, Monday after
noon, when one of the wins gave way.
Losing his hold, he fell p distance of
feet, landing be-
tween two freigbt cars that stood on the
track beneath him. He was considera-
bly bruised. DIbble’o escape from seri-
ous injuries can only be accounted for
by the fact that he struck the top of the
cars, breaking the force of the fall.
-—8mall fresh hams for roasting, 12¢.
a pound. A liberal reduction to board-
ing houses, at Ferd Hayes’ market.
'a I. 0. ‘m lo...
A large gymnasium class greeted lfr.
Blakeslee, the new gymnasium instructor
last evening, and all were much pleased
with the way he conducted the work.
A large number of new. members will be
more mun-mm ., 2,.
Finlay-“Wot the will
will be held this evening. Important
mm WhWtq um i“ a!
“‘8“ WW panting at ll-ill
o‘clock this evening will be “One thing
that is Everything.”
Reception at Inseam-assist college.
The young ladies of the Commercial
College gave a reiIsption to their friends
last evening at the college rooms. The
roomswsrawsll tilled. Rainwater»
nisbed by Beinc's orchestra and a bount-
ifal supper was served. Everyone pre-
sent voted the reception a grand mecca
and the younglsdiasaro entitled togreat
credit for the admirable manner in
which the entertainment wm conducted.
Magnum
Ever since thopkut will Inl-
ehinas have business toast-all boy
bubsseuyhgmcbmtmbotnotsatd
afewdaya agcbaaanynoa been found
whccuuldmfullyhosttbom
autumn service an
Titers wssalsrps attendance yester-
day afternoon attbs out clauses trot of
tbsilorwslkllrivingfllh. Tweeters!
”Inflammation"
Prof Kncabas startedaslaatlntlse- Tbsaftsrauenss-ionopsnsd witbds:
manidtbsFrsnkiinatrest / M ‘ few of %.Boward.m .. ... ... ..hl.
.... [Jesuit
W. .....neh. g.
Benton
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the other two by Barn W. Time. 8. Alli,
ll. 48}. 3. 48}.
Between the beats tho two-year old
Prince lilies was driven on exhibition
mile in 8.07}. . lie was to trot against
timeto heath”, but owingtotbo heavy
conditiouotthetraoktbistestwaspostr
poned until Thanksgiving day.
The event altogether was a moat piano
out one. The races were simply for fun,
and the rules were not rigidly enforced.
Considering the condition of the track
the time made was very good.
BITBBTAINIBITS.
career. the root...
0! Chas. T. Ellis. who will appear at
Ernie Ball next Tuesday evening, the
Brooklyn Daily Times says: llr. Ellis
‘sang and danced with biannual grace
and charmed his audience by the aim.
plicity of his acting Bis '80nebud"
song. accompanied by adiatribution of
buttonhols bouquets among the audience
In a feature of the performance, and the
”Santa Claus“ song, which includes a »
presentation of toys to the little ones in
the theatre, is catching and taking. Ilr.
Ellis has a good company.
To Wald-[tum
as. H. H. Tucker and Postmaster
”Will-one monuments. in
mm ‘
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TM Wom'slttlltl Corps
Dickins-
bampcstbalda
lutba G. A.ll.
lastnigb‘t. The
buildings in this city. Structures of
walldlisd tables were well
various kiddo atsgctngnpon all sides
and ltb predicted that w few years
bones “bras-non will be the loading
manufacturing city in the state. A
News reporter. inhoonversstton with
Hiding Day, last evening.
horned that than has been more build-
hflsrvctsd sinca‘tbe board was organ
lssd sbcntfour months age, than in any
whols ysar previous to that time.
“Why, ” said be, “you can hardly imag-
ine what on there is in building
lately. ”wombat lastJoly WC
_ . t”
We ”womb.
. ”Nil” ”Ml “II
' you will see that amount
increase to nearly a million dollars. 1
tell you, in a few years Bridgeport will
leave her older cities for in the shade."
—-Bridgspcrt News.
Tbstrialof Terrence Kternau for the
murder of Thomas Olaary in Union City
Int February began yesterday in the
Superior Court before Judge Sanford.
Ajury wasimpansllsd by 2p. on, and
vsrysoanudgs Sanford adjwurned the
trial to New Haven, when: It will be
continued today.
WANTED. ‘
afternoon attbomnrringoofJaogLand-
singofOlsvaIand,0., andlimllelliail.
Sparks of Vernon. Ir. undoing m
toBartfordinld’ftasspopiltotbe
Chinassmission,snd at thatlmsof the
recallcfthemlsalnn,wasrsadyto enter
the Mold Scientific school in New
Haven. He remained in the service of
tbsChlneso t for two years.
Relnmicg to this country in two, he
entered the Worcester Polytechnic
school, from which begrsdusted in 1”.
flower in‘ the employ of the Pratt &
Whitney company until quite recently,
when he accepted a position with the
Brush Electric Light company of Cleve-
land.
a. sight Tmb Operator was I u ’
Trunks ut the Depot.
Alfred B. Borgan. night operator at
Guilford for the consolidated road, was
arrested on Tuesday for burglary. He
has been stealing goods from trunks and
bags at the station and some of the etch m a. ,0, mm
on property was found at the bottom of Breather. bit at
one 0' hi. trunks. Ho pleaded “l“, on , 1"0 AMI. We "'HAGM
two charges and was held for the super- breakup-Mesa”
WILDI, Supt.
icr court. it In said that llorgsn bang;
also embezzled money from the Consoli- “if {in “Initiated-loam “ornit-
amu on cam-nit can BB accult—
dated road.
‘ modeled iupod mwi tbcr
Pol. rat-ca. ausmummmmsumsg
Hartford downed leriden at polo last -
Admits-mm radar tkh not b
tournament-Issued W
Bonaventure lVlllillo Harlan...
My»! hem
canons CAR Bl 1|]ch ACCOIIODAT-
“Spring mrest, lontblcrwalk. all at
YARWWAKGIKLABH‘UA-
'Mm'l l hum-"ks
calorie mega:
Rider left East Norwalk for Washington
yesterday morning. They will first visit
the centennial at Baltimore and from
there extend their trIp to Washington
where they will first all points of interest
in and near the capitol, remaining in
that place till Friday.
lire Dopuflllult Full-
This evening the fair to be held under
tbeauapicsoof the South Norwalk fire
department will open at linsic Ball and
continue during the week. The hall has
been tastefully decorated. The booths
will be attended by young ladies and a
creditable display of fancy goods will be
made. One of the attractions this svcnv
ing will be an exhibition drill by Co. D,
4th liegt, C. N. (l.
c. B. Bob-man's Fire Apparatus.
The model and drawings of the com-
bined hook and ladder, boss carrier and
fire escape, of which Charles B. Scbuo
man. of this city, is the inventor. is on
exhibition in Com-tuck Bros. window
and attracts considerable attention. The
apparatus upon which llr. Schuman has
exercised so much time and ingenuity
has been previously decrihed in Tim
Samar. Every detail hssbseu care-
fullystndied and the result is that one of
the most complete fire apparatuses im-
aginable has beeninventeli. This Ins.
chine will beexhibited at the fair this
week.
--Dirt mustgo wbsn Brussels soap is
used for washing and cleaning.
Trsck‘l‘alk.
“There has been no time in the last
three years that there has been so little
news about the Consolidated road,” said
an oflcer at thedepot yesterday. “here
has been very little exunsion of lines or
important improvements being made
audtbeservicebanbesnsogoodtbattbe
papers have on occasion to criticise.
The double tracking of the
Shoreline divbiou and tho. laying of_
mama-nondizmememco
WWW“ con :
ribs rumor that mix”... ills
MMsmdrflulqu mu...
muddled road arobacomlng strained
has been circulated freely for the past
week. ’The report was first started, so
cording to Consolidated road cillcials by
a Boston broker and was sent out over
his private wire. It was reported at the
same time and in the same manner that
the New England people were preparing
to learn the nonvolatile. Tbs Conailldat-
ed road otllcialstbink thatthall‘aw Bog-
landroad aireadybasaomnchasit can
carry andtkst thslsssenfthc Ben—r
tonic system would do more harm to the
New England than to anyone else. But
much faltbisplansd in the rumor, forit
istbougbt that ltwasssnt out for the
purpose of affecting the stock market.
u—Whlloothsrs maybsgcod—Brnssels
soapistbnpursstandbsstcf tbsmall.
m hardware; toaster ennui-moo.
«ight at the latter place, 15 to 10. The
visitors played a strong game.
Bridgeport snflsred defeat from New
Britain last night at pole at Bridgeport.
Score: 7 to 6. Penis: Bridgeport 4, New
Britain 8. Referee. Kelly.
Springfieldo 8, New Havens 'l’. at
Springfield.
.—For laundry use it is unsurpassed.
We refer to Brussels. soap.
An Old load on Icing It
The other day the little son of one of
the prominent clergyman of Hartford
was examining the illustrations of an
early edition of “Fox's lanyrs." Itwas
evident that the excruciating suderinga
that were being undergone by the sub-
jects of the illustrations produced a deep
effect upon the boy’s youthful mind.
“Would you have been a Christian if
you had lived at that time i” asked the
mother. “Yves," was the beaitatiug
reply; then, more promptly, "Butt
wouldn't have told."
ALI. AROUND Till STATE.
Ex Lieutenant Governor Sumner is to more.
speed the winter in California.
App sintment of a city inspector of
eleetne wires and apparatus is proposed
in Hartford.
Orrin C. Spencer of Pomfret is the
last postmaster bound over to the United
States court.
The Hartford board of trade is en-
deavoring to secure removal of the R00
Rocky Hill foundry to that city.
FOR SALE.
Wad-lb hbnad,uctsacssdtngt
flsnidmaIcJtlramIOclweeinnl
BUILDING ME AND PARKE! AT
RABBI PRICE AND ON BABY
rants AMINVM MEN“, “JANE.
hm ram: 8 00].
Murat.
olotf
ATWO-BHTIDPARI SOCIAI'AY, BUILT
ll What little marl. Will he sold
cheap calledfmat
m mm!) 5 BOYT‘S
“We thbbasd,aotexcaadiagb
mtmnsmmrmtua
Rocks 10 nor—cm CAN Bl
Mm wtthfarabhsdroomatllo.“
mmflmmm clatf
cons-neuron memoirs. lltqmlll
at 1! Union Task, lsrwalk. at: he
or m. do... ‘Wflons to, “a“ li- onsm sinnool cot-racks on qumrm
senses in Ballard Springs, only four ‘1' 1' Will". mus-walk.
will be granted, a petition from cltiaens Pmsovmnousll on Bonito- 81‘.
llI'lll‘ been M W M elect. Mm m m mom
A Danbury city meeting having ro-
t“ k) m “Mm“ lull. w b HOE-BIO! mess-rum. PABTOI' HOUSI'
madmou all Mata. wlattslreof
RATIOS» BROS.
TWO course all count m. BIOBT
Valeria. mm
JOIN II. BIA".
Gm mom. ,
road company bandselded against
proposed extsnalon of its line.
Pater Hickey, avatsran of Company
69% i' motor. 0 “will!”
litmus Iur am ~
film WJNWG WW g
alternated. mu. seam livid III
New Haven nines thswar,worklngat
bfltradablackamttblsg, for theConsnl-
looted road.8argsnt&co.,sndlitgelow
ovco. BebadhseninthchcspitalL
shootsisteks.
Diphtheria is raging in Colebrook,
8andialleld,nndjust uvertbclinoinlasr
aachnsstts,in'f‘ollnnd,atownabouttwo =~
mltssfromWinstad. Thersarossvsral
nswcassslnColsbrnok Riventhnlstsm
oasrepcrmdbeing‘thstotlranaascm.
lnbandisdeld three children of Edward
Fargoareill with the dhenae, while in".
ToltandPredsrmkdaowbssaight childo
rsnsickwitkthadipbthsrla.
We.” annuals-gt
lssaithsmnahmmmkcuo.
All-U acumen-rosettes. omscaa
”n" manna.
Awwmwwwfimw°”m
WAIBOUS.
Hammond Dr. a..."
fromatarkscnthsbcnmabcuttbslowm‘ can." lllhsmlzllogflhl all: 1 .
I'm-ransom-
naarthslcwaraadot
mfg- Pflflifliflil'
venue on past four months there iIss .
gbssoasetadlosrsass intbssroetton M .
WILL LPLN
TL— TIGHT
Come and. Sam the G
")l tH-‘gid .amemi mi) niemn id is nnriq
“Till give an Eablhltion Drill
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COMET
SPECIAL SALE
Will fornith Music:
0F CM]
Fawnen’s Haafluuaners for
No. 3 Water Street. Nor-wow.
Having determined to make this week the banner week of the as”
l"! Trimmed Hat department, we propose to offer to economical buymstbs
great inducements in line ssssonsble lililinery at very low prices:
Children' s Fully Trimmed Beaver Hats,
Ladies‘ Beaver Hats, 83.00 00.
Files:
Fine imported French Beaver Hats. ‘1 25 to '1. 50; former price, “50 so
$3.00upto $300.
to“
ally Trimmed Felt Hats and Bonnets, ca. 00 u.
Elegantly Trimmed Velvet Bats and Bonnets, Q3
Turbens, 'himmed, from Si. 50 up.
every evening.
Come early and avoid the rush, as the store is crowded from 8 a. m. iblildp.
Positively the Largest and Hendsomcst Stock ,
Milliucry in Fairiielti County.
Cue One and All and in What Buiaiu We Willlli
No Trouble to Show Our coeds.
... Mrs. W. FAWGE
No. 3 Water Street, Norwallt.
Commissioners’ Notice
n: consortium am
I frwtltc
Omani-ion
Veryeheap.at
BBCOKSIDE STOCK FARE.
maddaadglvcn the hmtofmeduriag
thewintar.
Dancing,l’bysicsl Culture
Department and the. German.
PROF. W. C . N EWELL
Aftrraaabsencscf fonrymrnwillopeu an And-y
mm at
lucid Bali. '0. Nutwull. I’rltlny. Nov. I!
told” I.
M’MYOII: ”la. “a and Intel!
willmeetatw Wig
Ladimandflentlemn, 3 p. m.
notenpgsd
”Chilllfl SILL all Landry. .
Charlie Lee
w I! .mw'fl
«We B‘s’willd'sslaspostnekorpara
Chinese Tea. Chinese Shoes, Chinese
Miller, Chinese Fruits and lists.
EVERYTHING FIRST- Clam
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Tit Hililill Lil 09ml.
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inlay Event: No.1
Gilli] Hflllill FOR SALE! '1"
'rreaeu, as, so “to
“£45m“ at Pam‘s.
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