Hrs. Simona has just had completed a
Wedditiontober Rowayton residence.
HamilT was lined $2 and
y by Justice Austin for lu-
l
lies. J. LOO Iitchell was installed pae-
1:” 0‘ the First Congregational church,,
How Raven, yesterday.
.1; At the First Congregational church,
my evening, Rev. Dr. Noble will
7 tothe business men of Norwalk.
_ steam roller with which to repair
1 .aweuus, arrived from Bridgeport
”afternoon and is at work to-
BuryAuketthaspurchased the house
inRowaytou belonging to the Colyer
“estate, next to Boytston’s carriage tac-
. ThorDorlon House will be opened for
gihsseasononltayzt.
Wwillbsserved {remitted
Minthsaiternoou.
The twenty-sixth annual meeting oi
“Wont Homeopathic Medical
my will be held at the Allyn House,
Mord, Tuesday, ltsy 20, at 11 o’clock.
i‘Than ito be prise shootingatthsriile
tangsonllorth ltsin street, for an ele-
iivm' set tor the first prize, a silver cas-
firtortheaeoond prizsand a clock tor
the third prise.
" 'l‘hshssvy rains of the past few days
, have sat “Hayes” licGinnis at work
Rain cleaning out the borough catch
HID, which are tilled unusually deep
with mud and gravel.
Thaflohthsrn ew England Telephone
. operation 4, 731
-tionsasagaiust5,7l9at the
-‘-' last year, and the average
‘ .orescl: stationhss been :54.-
Ultorthspast year, as against $1.10
”Magyar.
i ~Iml’s Patent leather Oxlords, $1.75.
» urn. Harvey. __
Hward Fitch, o! the borough, will
”i lib hat, “Edith L, ” in the water
I W Tho“Edith L.” is a trim
littb malt, and looks handsomer than
arm iaa bright coat 0! point. The
"33th:” .and the “Gypsie” will now
have to look to their laurols.
Infllnpurt oi theBaIlgrandconcert
’ “What night, whichltcallsa
grand mess-nth BMW" 10mins
flaws awsmys Frank Rider, at this city,
”all two selections in a manner so
mtocalliorthapariecttempsst
and aha compliments Him
Iflsnhhsow.
“Map-nicoceurrcdinWashburnd:
W’scimnsstllswflaveninoon-
at thawlndwhich-ndacsompan-
W. The poles canvas
' y *0 thaandisncs ran from their
0 ' :rlno Tbesudlsncenbout
immunllnallygotwhind 00
L _‘ m hurt. Two ladies
wwe‘csrrlsdbomsbyeseorts.
psopIawsrabartluthecrnsb,
A Rhode Island
ohassda bicyclsandis becoming nits
unceompihhsdridsr q
Workmsuhavs begun clearing away
thsdebrisottbeWatsrstrsstlile. Platt
Prics,wboowned thabuilding. will re-
buildatoncs.
Joseph Tammany and Robert Pearson
have been appointed census ennmerators
in South Norwalk. Two more enumera-
ton will be appointed for this city.
Gus. Hines, who has been seriously
sick for tha past live weeks at his home
on Knight street, was able to beout of
bed ymtrsday, and his friends now look
lor his ultimate recovery.
Rev. W. A. Duncan, at Boston, who
has been confined at the llahsckemo
Hotel since Saturday night with rheuma‘
tiam, was able to leave town today. He
had to be carried to the train in a chair.
Connecticut pensions: Original—Mar-
tin V. B. Ingeraoll, South Norwalk; W.
Colo, Bethel; William Ryan, Black Rock;
Merritt Rockwell, New London; Peter
1‘“ White, New London; James L. Dyer,
Winfiipluh.‘
manual-aw rot ounce.»
" .. Avbnhe II. fi‘bhurc‘lfwilihohi a necktie
notable at the residence of Mrs. Chorus
Shailor on East avenue this evening.
The young people have prepared a pleas-
ant entertainment.
Rev. Joseph Twitchell, of Hartford,
will preach the sermon at the installation
of Rev. '1'. K. Noble as pastor of the
First Congregational church, next Tues-
day. All the services will be of an in-
teresting character.
George Low, the borough grocer, con-
tinuesto make msny marked improve-
ments to his house on North Main street,
and the place now bears very little re-
semblance to the old-fashioned house that
it was a low months ago.
The patrons of the Winnipsuk branch
of the Horse Railroad were startled re-
cently by the cracking and snapping of
glass and upon recovering 'irom their
fright discovered that a bus ball had
been thrown through one at the win-
dows. Nobody was hurt.
The case of Walter B. Munyard {or as-
sulting Elmer Ii. Nash with intent to
kill, was to have been tried yesterday
aiternoon belore Judge Knapp. Law-
yer Lockwood who appeared for Mun-
yard entered a demurrer and the case
was bound over to the next term of the
superior court.
Charles T. Marsh, an employee of B.
.Burchard and lies Fannie E. Raymond
of Darien, were married at the lietho-
dist parsonage, Port Chester, yesterday
afternoon. Mia Jennie Raymond, sister
of the bride, and Philip Bird stood up
with the couple. The bride and groom
returned to South Norwaik where they
will reside.
The members of the old First Connec-
third annual reunion on Tuesday, June
10, in Willimsntic. Over 4% were pres-
ent last year in New Haven and 500 or
moreareexoected in June next. Mar-
tial music by a line drum corps, flags
flying, rousing speeches and u grand
time generally is the promise to all thenu
veterans.
The 81st quarterly convention ol the
Good'i‘emplars was held in Bridgeport
yesterday. There ,wero a number of
delegates present from the lodges in this
district and the reports made were very
flattering. Last evening there was a
public entertainment at the Nonpariel
lodge room. 0. J. Range, G. C. T., (ls-Iona.
iivsred an addrem. A program consist-
ing of singing, recitations, etc., was
given.
Commodore Samuel Lockwood (retired)
of jthe United States navy, is the guest
of P. T. Barnum 0! Bridgeport. Be is
eighty-seven years 0! age, but is as aet~
ive as it titty years younger. lie was
born in Norwalk and was appointed to
the navy in me. Commodore Isaac
Hall, with whom he sailed on the last
voyage,wasborninDerby lntbisstats,
and Commodore Isaac Chauncey, anoth-
er of tbensvsl heroesol 1818 with whom
Commodore Lockwood was ianuIlar, was
born in Black Roch-News.
The annual convention of the Conneco
tlout Teachers? Association will be held
Thursday and Friday oi the third week
can. armaments, It Is mopcssd that tor
theatre be
prolldtid
Wlobesrtbserpsnsssand that
, [maynl'g‘ut stile
Wacall attantlontoadvertiasmsntin
thisimuaottbsilotslhtanlsy stasuga-
tnch,(lstsmrs'sldsocsot J.Tl:.uwmm
[stand when p
hasnnttsd upspsclslly iorpartlss. and
suhpparsh will bsprovldsd in one We.
notice. Tbshotslislccatsdonly threes-r
minutes iron tbastatlon,and lands-
illllttal this; from Norwalk'h'l“:
Bridgeport srmsr asys'
wholswstl known In tblsclty,“
bemlorssvsralysansrsddsfit;
Pliers-normraonrmhssw-
ticut Heavy Artillery will hold their hunk:
lnNew Haven in October, probably on m
thatedciisrsr'iitllttz;w
sspsstsr striations! reputation be;
Rev. C. H. Everest, formerly pastor oi
the Norwalk Congregational church, has
receivsdacali to bscomspastor oi the
Congregational church at Orange, ll. J.
A sociable will be held at the residence
0! John P. Zelull on Chestnut street this
evening by the Epworth Eesgus oi the
First l. E. church. All lriends of the
church and society are requested to be
present.___
~llen' s Patent Leather Oxfords, .L'l'
C. II. Harvey.
A Boldlara' Paper.
“The Connecticut Guardsman," a well o
illustrated and readable publication,
made its ilrst appearance yesterday. It
is published in Waterbury and as its edi-
torial page discloses is “in the interests
of Company A, Second regiment, and
the permanent establishment of an oili-
cial organ 0! the Connecticut National
guard.” The first number contains lull 1'
page portraits of Col at J. B. Dohcrty,
I850: L. F. Burdens sptaip Charles L.
Blocking, First lieutenant William E.
limes, and Snood Lieutenant Charles
W. Herpes. Its edilma are lieutenants.
Maori and Burpee. The latter is also the
city editor 0‘ the Waterbury American.
A Deep Question.
Richleigb—Julia, don’t you think you
could bring yourself down to love me
just a little?
J ulis—l don’t know.
go down pretty far.
Richleigh—How lal?
Julia—About the bottom oi your pock-
et booh.—lluusey’s Weekly.
[should have to
DIED-
COIIS‘I‘OCK. —On Wednesday. lay Hill. at the
residence of her son, hank Cometock. South
Norwalh llelen R wife of John it. Comsloch,
of Wilton. FPuneralat her late residence
at Wilton onSatnrday May 17th, slip in.
WANTED.
Advertisrsnerl derthis t coadingl
lhqlumfiganttlhreawc, I “'01.“
AN ELDIRLY OR MIDDLILAGKD WOIAN.
more as a corn ion than for worn. Address
“A. A.,' ’ Sentinel o myib 3t
onions-a FEW KORE GBbTmKN
bemommodawd wit hrooumand board;
botandooldbatlla. Price also saw auto
Nos sland‘ltllnionst, South Norwalk. myt21w
POR- SALE.
Advortiaslnentauadathisbcad, not executing 5
lluesiumeficaumamlweehtim.
‘OL'Ii PIN! LOTS ONLY LKP'I‘. WILL BI
location in I'ive
Ills River. “My to T. Inphrat, live lilo River,
Conn. mylll ti‘
WILVI DISIRABLI BUILDING wrs OR
southerly side of leadow street, South Nor
walk,at reasonable prion Par in uire
at Dr. Bencdiculto.” West avenue,nonth a“
02:: AND BARN AND BITW KIN ram
2 op Inc-
on, I secozhohand 0mm trig”. NOAH“ rlgllrtl” .
. warren or mon
gpyumhfiuhlinatrest. mini
“who. BAND FURNITURE. STOVE, CAR-
S petals. ,noughtsndsoldorsoldon commie
domatmyncwpiacsoi business, node the but
onAnuyllarracla. South NorwalL Wm. Pod
more Jyllm
ILIINIBLIIIA’I‘O‘R: SALEM— A DWEJJNG
ones shun some land. on
thohmnemaIIlately
load,ln South Myths
omwicdbyllmllamin .Rsed.doceaasd. Inquire
Rum. mt!
ammo. it IIJZABITR cram
HOWW k. Ilousscaltslusm heater and
bassitywaterw aadls
kingdom which is ”:3“;th toIV .A. citrult.
mil-v-
ousns BUILDING LUI'S AND PARIS A'I‘
“sums mmmvmficéi seems;
nominal». rams a donors, lmur-
anon Agent. , o 10 ti
”gallium“-
Mne ..
so new.
Oeboloe building
West m“. W,
l. a. no".
Admusnnautsnndmtthnotsxossdlngs
llaas,ittms8¢.8tlmm50niweau8t.ou
PPIR PART 0' wflovflggo. fl ARI! B‘I'II'I‘.
Rant tlo
ApplytoWJJ. “nematodes ot knock
Comm mylb a
I0 COI'i'AGlAm Oil LYRIBPLA Wl'fli
allmcdarncnn Inquires!
a mm myl it w
GMT“)! AT Il IOKIOI cram ll!-
qolraot Ira. Willim ll. Rider, 1.9: “test
II ”GUT. mm ”0 III]!
nun-flat IQ! Cl‘ Afllilbu
9...? cm...
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mm
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mt) (”Ball l0 «amoow
he»
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Gum given).
Efl‘fi‘sfi
MUSIC HALE»
m m m.
SATURDAELEAY 17th.
Hallil’l lam costly Callas
II the ,hu! ,IIM W’s
Danes. o'tirt l
Th8 Fam ”In” “$5.?!
Yea will Units at
You will [with at H a
You will scream at
You wlli Roar at
All [chasaiied Collection at
sum IlAltlltli:
Chas. V. llama-n. Flora Imp-
tlamilsed. lsrls t ‘.slllll
Iniie Idslunor. tlylvmtar (mist:
Wm. Jerome, lm l’octalnblen
WM...” income;
. a. s a not
I I. Perry, Annie P
Coo. Dunlap, Dottie Tracey,
Meow oa saleatnoyt's and Gregory s. mio
Pss'l'une’roll ilOltSiS.
Film-CLAW PAITUBB l'Oit IIORBRS. it
smooth. Plentyot rennin; “ascend
room in stormy weather. Apply to ('lleQahns,
ortll lal my it tl‘
PRIZE SHOO'I‘IN C.
MHZ—limbo moor;
.L. “filo“ - “Eli:
for as“ cesium
norm. STANLEY.-
SAUGATUCIK.
OPEN MAY 1, 1890.
Thresmlnutes from . First-class in every
Parties wls lag special suppers will
pleaseuotityusone daytn advance. liars a low
rooms left tor summer guests.
lyld lw 8. L SMITH. Prop.
Merrill Business College.
All Bitupristng, Practical
Training Ichool.
Plenum both sexes for buslne— life in the shortest
flammable. locatl'dn cen entralll and headlining:
catalogue and dalrcu information, sddrem
PRISIDKNT, IIKRRILL BUSINES COLLEGE,
lit! Stamiord. Conn.
A. s. FERRIS,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
l'lne Watch Rewiring a Specialty.
3’ South Iain 8L, south Norwall.
lNSL'stB IN
The Connecticut General
Life Insurance Co...
llamas, coax.
Young man why y as as you live,wherl you
have eight cits-coon ten mks tag twenty years!
Why not takean Endowment Policy tor yearn-it it
you live, for your bolls it you die!
a. 8. I.‘ mill BDIIU. Agent,
or: ly South Norwalk, Conn.
To EXECUTOHS, ADMINIS-
nwons and TRUSTEES.
mummy; crewman
Guarani. min
LTItD'oT umwmuedbylawtobnythcsr
s. Thelmuaofthaseliondslbaitedbylaw
unonaurukbmmr. I'm 0:. onion
sot]!!! NORWALK SAVINGS BANK
a) Washington street.
(3an Dallylromll tolimns auditors ltoSnn
an Saturdayevenlagstrom'utos.
II'Intsrest allowed on Deposits.
anon: BOLXANSPras.
loan a. hauls Vice-Prom;
Bit-Iv. JOB NLI “APP Sec aud'l’rsas
GEO. .I'ELIFL
UNDERTAKER.
3?. North lain street, South Norwslk
“Open at all hours.“ The services at an Embalmer
MM lnyl iy
WEBSTER’ S
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DICTIONARY.
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PRIMI‘IM.
Thlssrtrscrdlnarl mussel ls limited to i one
eoptssol \V llt‘ti UllatliilDOlll so“
5nd"!!! DOLLAR. by Postal!
0M. W! .orllsw
totbaordsroltbs
Journal of Useful Invention,
'Ml Bmhcay, New York,
udrmdvsbyrstsra, creams PAID, I
WEBSTER’S
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DICTIONARY.
THIRD EDITION.
"kloaay
u "demw A. Conn-
”WW
and FOR till VIAI
1 armamensfi “"9
Bums, tolling toms,
Beatles, Harness, Etc.
listing resumed my attire Livery Stock to the
lorwallr Fair Grounds
slnowoltsr
20 HORSES
AI")
so WAGONS,
000010 and Single Harlem
Oi all kinds, at low prices
Call and see stock and get prices
5. w. 'Eiibcouv.
Hill! Hill“!
Spline“ Styles.
Inallgradeaandcolorsol’
Still null Soft flats, Silk lists.
HoWfitKlMfi'fim
soltIlatalormeuat
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular attention paid to
Firing, Cleaning and Ironing
Still flats.
Wl~ ll___l_}_'l'00 mflllllfi'l'.
One Quality,—’l‘ho Best.
I
lies! Veal lamb, lotto
ed, i. Smoke:
tom
Shofldmm
Maori, Salt Ed Fresh,
ongue ants
.l‘rarlk
Home Dressed Poultry 3 Specialty.
Orders Delivered t’romptly.
CHARLES SMITH
5:! Washington titres-t
WALL PAPERS.
SpringSlyles
The largostandtlncst assortment in the town of
Norwalk.
Aline of
Gllll at 25 unit Built Hall.
PAINTI‘SG, I'AI'KII HANGING, RALSOIHNI‘NG
AND DWORATING.
DECKERS
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
Ewartz a Corbctt‘s New Block.
79 Washington St" South Norwalk.
norm n. FERBIS,
Whole-Jenna Retail Dealer ll: all kinds of
000L 000 0000
Brick, Lime, Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigb, Laekawanna, Locust
Mountain, Franklin, and
Wilkeenarre Goals.
llsll 0H RUBBER PAINT
Yardu foot of Washington and liar-
shall streets. Branch ofllce at Edison
Drug Store Mini
ICE!
From Maine.
Choice duality.
WHOLESALE AN I) RETAIL.
62177”? 1..
B: BURCHARD.
1 ' mm “as: 1.9”” ‘h’ ’1 ’l«'
P. 0. BOX lfll. SOUTH NORWALK
atrium w.”
HAN.
Wearaconstantiyran
calving Fine nor-son.
suited to all purposes.
You will find the rur-
ns'r OOAOHIRB. the
8381' Rosecrans. the
on IT woman
and a to other the
13an storm or
I“! season in rain-
llorse Buyers“
NEW» lHlllllLS
DRESS 00008 HP.
The constant and steady in-
crease in the sales of this do-
partment is the best evidence
of its completeness and of the
Extraordinary Values which
are at all times to be found
here. Never before in the his-
tory of our business have we
done such a large Dress Goods
business as this season. Our
unusual facilities for purchasing
this class of goods is ‘seldom
er'lualled m it town of this size,
our connections placing us on
a level with the buyers of the
best city houses. That we are
; thus enabled rto save our pat
loss at least pus profit on Dress
,Goods 13 an indls'putable fact.
Our stock of New Spring and
Summer Dress Goods is posi
lively larger than any other
two stocks in town, and cm-
braces every desirable noveltysm
shown up to date. Hardly a
day passes but that some new
goods arrive in our Dress Goods
Department Ladies who are
looking for the very latest styles
and scarce colorings will find"
at our Dress Goods Counters
an incomparable stock to select
from, and at unusually Low
Prices. Alllong the new llllngs
which we have received is an
elegant line of Serges, Cash—
meres,Hellriett;ls,\'iennnCloths
in all the desirable shades, Hel—
IOLl‘Opt‘, Old Rose, Pearl, Gray
and Beige Mollairsill Ilqual-
ities 20 shades, best values
over SIIO“ ll here. \ full line
ol VV on! Clmllies in a variety of
designs and colorings at 15c
We Starlet the Stand Black
Brass Gllfll.
Some days since, but we keep
right on. The riches of black
ill Spring dress stlllls can only
be realized by study The
same is true of the variety of
plain blacis. Our stock has
no equal ‘ Specials" are com
in: m the submit every day.
\ote our Window displax of
Black Dress Goods
CAHPETS and HUGS
The assortment of carpetings
we have been showing during
the early season cominues to
beheld to the high standard
(ill all the various grades) so
well known to all our patrons.
Choice and tasty Illgmius
and Brussels (both in body and
tapestry) as well as rich and
elegant Wiltons and lioquet-
tes, can be found in this stock
to suit the most fastidious.
Our display of
Drapery and Upholstery Gnoll
For window, door, and wall
decoration is very attractive in
rich and decorntlve ellccts,
while the great variet meets
the requirements of al tastes
and schemes of- migrations.
It also includes a line of simple
inexpensive. labrios. s
in Chino mailings and
Oil Cloths
they new patterns here two placed
on the market this seems. A choice
selectlou in the best grades is now being
cred b This week we make
specials ertngsln
Hull and Chenille Curtain
8225 Domestic Rugs just received iron
the maoulsctursrs, In various rises,
which we have marked at low prices,
and 975 pairs oi Chenille Curtains in a
great varlst of coloring and choice pat
terns from {are up.
The odisrlngs are not old stock marked
down. but new arriving lsts,whleb
we are determined to [close out it low
prices will do it.
All only call will secure you a choice
oi the stock.
A» H.....,,..._..
Opes Isalsy actual-slay Bro-Ian
till 8 eldest, totality svsaiars till
to s’eisea
0'00 000100 SI0l0.
Cor. Main and Wall Sta.
(Imam. 0mm.
FLOWERS.
Jastroesivsdaaewamorlmeut
Wrrsth l‘orllcandnp Them-ad
misled. oarslstbalsrgestandcbeapeml
m.
" STRAW
re the newest min but w m...
W1_rrrrre-°mm
Affihvfi
The tofu-sand mercurial
A “beautiful Hue
Straw lists, we are enabled to manatscture is
below that of any competitor. We have a
up. 0031' t hay before visiting our store.
H. K R I
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
W
‘KRIEGER
Millinery
FLOWERS.
12c FOR A wasn't: or moms
ol Mummers for liliinsry WW“ We will sell a beaatilai
assortment “than goodsln Conner
lorry ii ore in this mini y.
tlcst. Dumbo
GOODS.
LARGE SHAPES, BONNETS and TOOUES
Lam shapes in Fine Straw, only no. A beautllui 'l'oque made at a very nice Straw, Se.
RIBBONS
" 1???? “WWW al- 1MP“-
BBfiONS.
tevelishown. All or, HM} d
1712 IDIIVI ED I-IATS.
Having a great advantage in buying large lots of the raw mataiat such as Flowers, Ribbons and the
large mid beautiful line at Trimaran Hillluery at [Irina lar
most beautiful line of Trimmed llamas low sell. some and
EGER,
South Norwalk, Conn.
found In the line of
.‘XL ['39
f
A Savings Institution for the People’s
Benefit.
The right woods in the. right. place
Everything can be
000TS 0N0 SHOE0
store of
C. H. HARVEY.
The: stock consuls in pru- 9 (ram a Child's tic Shoe t.) a that's ii old llewcd 03 Shoe; bu MIC.
L‘ItIIP‘B Ella Ki-I Button reduced from f) 00 to $1 85.
Lathes” 1 arts llnnd Sewod Kid Button rednecd from 33 50 t 1 $1 '10
Indies’ Princess Kid Tip Button reduced from $3.00 to t. 00.
Ladies' Corinne Kit Tip Button reduced from ’2 00 to “.50
C. H. HARVEY,
70 North JIain $13., South Norvvullr.
J _
OI’FER
season tolmport tram Stiles:
Are also places With Swing Sittings. We. 37":
Mtlmqwttyasdltyle Mat bus unearth”.
Prices will be $5, $7.2
lcallahors rheumatic-otwoarealikc. lulhls
Wonderful Purchase
W. B. HILL 0 00.
Bridgeport Bargain, House.
TO-DAI’
500 BEAUTIFUL DRESSES!
FRORI AN
Unfortunate Importer.
Thlslsthe weathers-Bonds purchase over made by a Closer. *tlcu merchant Goods ccsLthis
5,3150, $3.25, $9.25
collie. Norwopirasalike. Cboicefleayard.
OTHER BARGAINS.
Webster’s Dictionaries!
The ”.00 edition, lheapsbta and .0! seem-ding, Price $1.99.
Pluow Sham HC 1(1ch-
Pr'ee lresa to—ds, my the rash llaadreb oi
WaB. HALL do CO.
Formosa srollr
”he." '6 Wm fl.
”mums! It“.
IRWIN)“ 00m"- 'Wm
Piston Prime
alllsatt "mm“ ate afllyl
m
A FULL LIKE 0|?
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Y
filmy Bros. Harri Oil Finish
Wire steel Boar Ma
mun.bsntlulli.
W. C.QUIITARD.
JACOB ll. LAITON ‘
:figm—f: Illa
{term Iowa’s-Immune slices:
Whitman”
to
l“ Hahn-[tam ltnot. lost to l’ost 0.10.
P some 'souwl mt, or.
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islaw arena
new Goons.
PIllSll Seat Chairs,
hats-lauds ”hi-“Mum rs-
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