m EVENING SENTINEL
Manual. mum.
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mash?.&.m ......
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“Railroad
IOWallnrset.
THE LOCAL NEWS.
" 2'0. Inch Harald Weather Forecasts.
this lake depth-ion hasremsinsd al-
Rummy near Lake Huron, but
,4“, blames extends to the Ohio V alley
Virginia. It will probably move
=1:wa eastward todayimy with rains east
rains fell
in the South Atlantic and Gulf
and light rains near the lower
labor. In thisdiatriltIIt toI-ldayflmdyto l
"partly cloudy. more am an t
warmer weather and trash southeasterl;
b amtbsl'ly winds will probably prevail,
"""‘a....°°..§'l"§“" i“"i I“ "‘i ‘l'l‘lh
, aw ogan partyco y
’19 ”My slightly warmer and more
_ mltry weathcrand fresh southerly winds
all, with rain east of the Allo-
but generally fair weather In
m
the parts of this section. On
" in this section and in New
partly cloudy to fair weather
probably prevail, preceded by local
., 1 11 near the coasts,with slIglht thermal
' 12' and winds,
1 ~ 1 . to’WesterIy lb igl dummy:
thisssc on. an 01:51)
. ,. 1ycoolerI less sultry
V" . and. lghty westerly winds, pre-
ceded by rain in the upper New England
”and followed by higher tempera-
.tm'aiutthls section.
mm Almanac rot two-Morrow.
Sun sets High tide Low tide
7.16 5. 08 11.11
Dog days are now at hand.
Pilgrim Council, No. 54, 0. U. A. M.
wnfsrred the third degree on two candi-
dates last'evening
The residents of Leonard street are
much annoyed by the midnight howls
of an unregistered dog owned on Chapel
street.
Frank Early and Will Smith, of Bern
bury, who were camping on one of the
Haw-lk islands, returned home this
monung. *—
Any member of the Young Men’s
Christian Association wishing copies of
the "Annual” to send to their friends,
csu'obtain them now at the rooms.
«Calland examine the wool challies
they ai‘elotfering at the South Norwalk
Boston Store for 14c per yard; worth 25c.
Theannnal reunion of the surviving
members of the Twenty-third regiment,
Cmnacticnt Volunteers, will be held at
Halide Park, Tuesday, September 9.
James B. Costello, foreman of Hope
Boss company, has been nppointeda
ddsgate to the State Firemen‘s convenv
tion, to be held at Waterbury August 5
Chief Hendrick was the recipient of a
handsome diamond stud last evening in
commemoration of his twenty-fifth an-
nivarury as head of the New Haven fire
department.
An item floating through the news.
pallets says that P. T. Barnum’s fortune
ll estimated at $11,000,000, every cent of
which he has accumulated since he was
forty years old.
John Wells, agent for the United
States Express company in this city,
dubbed his connection with that com-
pany yesterday. A man named Hunt
“tabla place.
Hope Hose company has received an
invitation to attend the O tober parade
of the Portchestsr firemen. The invita-
tion will he brought up and considered
at the next regular meeting of the com-
hula
-Fruh milk by the quart every day
at Theo. Knapp’s old stand.
Chrles Hadley, who was sent to
Bridgeportjail by Justice Austin in de-
faults! a line of $2.00 and costs, was
rdsased by Jaller Wells yesterday morn-
ing,upou the payment of the line and
coats.
John, the youngest son of Frank Rey-
nolds, of Plattsville avenue, was bitten
on the arm by a neighbor's dog yester-
by afternoon. The bite is not a severe
wand no serious results are likely to
'dh's
Fred Bcodeld, of the extract firm of
F. Byxhss I! 00., while passing out of
thsmrdoor of the store at 99 Main
street, borough, yesterday, slipped and
won a broken bottle, cutting his right
halllbadly. _......
JAM , All“ the grotinda of the Nor-
.” About club will soon be
swears lights, so as to fuel"-
hi
'. Midway in; at night, 'It
several clubs and has
hams-salsa.by
~«lvsrylmay smokes Straight Tips IIc-
” (“Hy are the best for the money.
0a Wadanday evening a lady inform-
“MIrsland that she had found a
“I with the name of “Maggie
W engraved on the case. She
M It. Dams and address as Mrs.
Busy Nash, Bauptuok. Yesterday
llrs. Lauder went to Baugatuck to find
the lady but was unable to do so.
luv. 0. 0. Adams, recently rector of
church In Southport, has accept.
slths position of editoblnochlef of the
m Calendar Publishing Company
or Ins York. The firm succeeds wu-
aw“ “far ..audpubllshsslesson
I do for use In Episcopal
m ma_m
IaWsdassday'a game between the Y.
I. O. A.’s and the Resolutss, G. Lauder
the box for the Resolntss and
“had work in holding the
I. lam’sdown as well as he did.
Hawss supported behind the batman
fl Mira "Captam Jack" James...
allot-P Piercsplsysdwlth the nu II.
0.” Thsasxt plus of the ”first.“
fl bass-sass later.
lldwluli.Burnhsm,ot Ess‘Norwsllr.
hashesngraakdapsusion.
A special lasetingof the drier. Sing-
in: 30(31st will he held this evening.
Miss Jennie Msckey of New York is“
visiting her sister, lire. Frederick
H. Boerum, in East Norwalk.
- The tub race on Monday evening is to
be given by Watkins a Tobey but will
be managed by the Canoe club.
The excursion of the Advent Christian
church yesterday was much enjoyed.
The excursionists returned nome at 5:80
o'clock.
——Smoke Lauder’r: St—I’alght Tips.
everywhere. ..-
The Christian Worlrers of the East
Avenue III. E. church will meet at the
home of George W. Hanford this even-
ing.
The 'work of rebuilding the roof of
Meeker Brothere' foundry, which was
damaged by fire recently, is progressing
rapidly. ___fi_
-—Mason’s quart fruit jars, 85c a dozen,
at. South Norwalk Boston Store.
Sold
It is said that the only thing which
will stop the ravages of the elm tree
bootltus hmtbfi trees withlwnidon
Wilder 1.
. A wagonstteloml of borough people
attended a lawn party given by We Con-
gregational church of New (imam yes-
terday afternoon.
The bar rulesiece—ritly—adopted by the
Courts, have been printed in neck form
and are now being distributed.
Jackson Brothers have sold to Miss
Faunetta Rose a Columbia bicycle. E.
M. Jackson has undertaken the task of
teaching her, and finds bera veI_.' apt
scholar.
Charles Gregory, of ILranberI'y Plains,
who fell from a load of buy on W edneso
day alteration, is now able to get out.
with no serious effects from Ins fall ex-
cept being rather lame.
—New baby carriages, $5 and upwards
at l’odmore's. A
It is said that the new bell, given to
the Norwalk Congregational church by
bliss Julia Lockwood, is not satisfactory
to the giver, one fault being that it Is
not in the key she ordered.
A joint meeting of the Board of
School Visitors and Selectmen will be
held on Tuesday, Jul) 29, when the do
ficienciea of the past year will be rectified
and appropriations made therefor.
A meeting of the No:wa'k Wheelmen
was held at the store of Homer B. iloyt
last evening. Cardinal and green were
adopted as the club colors. It was voted
to have a run to Roton Point this even-
ing.
There wIll be no games in the double
tournament of the Norwalk Lawn Ten-
nis club tomorrow afternoon, as several
of the players are out of town. The
next games will be played on Wednesday.
July 30th.
Work on the new railroad bridge
across the Norwalk river will be com-
menced in a few days. The bridge is to
be of iron and of an improved pattern.
The Housatonic Railroad company has
been making many improvements along
the line lately and Norwalk is soon to
come in for its lull share.
——Now is the time to engage your boala
at Riverside Pavalion to get full view of
the tub race, which takes place at 7.30,
Monday evening.
A number of friends of Miss Mamie
Anderson assembled at her home on
Main street, borough, last evening. The
gathering was a complete surprise to
her, but notwithstanding, the occasion
was a joyous one to all present. Dancing
and games helped the hours to pass
pleasantly until an early hour this morn-
ing. _.
A few citizens met at the Council
Chamber last evening to talk over the
matter of purchasing some of the paving
stones to besold in New York city to-
day. Some thought that it would be a
good idea to purchase the stone and have
the city take them off their hands In the
future. It was flnally decided to wait
and "es what the stones sold for and be
on the lookout for the next sale.
~—\'oluable books free of charge. J. 1..
Ambler &Sons will commence Monday,
July 28th, Issuing to their customers
purchase cards which will entitle the
holder to acopy of either of several popu-
lar books wmh from sum to Wm
each when cash purchases at regular
picsstotheamuntoll‘lfim havehssn
made. Sample hooksatI the store.
Carmitl. lluhboll, the newly appoint-
ed postmsster, received his commission
this morning. but with due respect to
Postmaster A. C. fielding be will not
take pol-easier: until August II, by which
time Mr. f.lolding’a commission will have
expired. Ifr. Ilubbell Is a young man
of excellent qualities, with a heat of
friends, and wIII till his position to
the full satisfaction of all. Numerous
changes will be made for the ammo»
datlon of the public, but just what they
are Is not yet known.
The Pullman porters are paid from as
to ‘15 monthly. But think of the mag-
nlflcent quarters that are furnished
them gratis by travelers.-—New York
Commercial Advertiser.
1‘“
District 0! Honour. as. Probate
“mum 34th, A.D.,1890.
Nassau. mlIas to this
hsaamsdo
OoIIrt lorsa'nl oftb malachite
hallmlslIecfllwwallJn .I'II 4mm 0 «a:
Dan-alm'l‘hstmla lsstleshs Meadow
may “of mwa: K on .
WW%ӣM ...m
aid
at It o'clock eloekalltsvam
ml WW” 1mem mp.
judges of the Supreme and Superior 9‘
’ewam'nn
cv-
1\
...I‘ . II ...
sax. n' exams under thhhesdr lewI-mng s
l-mltiusaaltlflsachweskau .to.
BOY 'ro TAXI can 0! nous: AND
Aswan manplace. nqmuawmwh'so
1'03. BALE.
Adtavenlsemen underth Ishead,not seed 5
mimmsunuwmueeu I33. mg
AN EIGHTKKN FOOT CAT BOAT, NINE
foot beam. lnqulrc of I‘. It. W ward,
Booth Norwalk. jy fit .'It
ADMINISTRATOR'S BALE.— A DWELLING
Dousaand about ll aerosol land, on El Neck
road la 30th NorwalkfiningI the homcalea lately
occn led by Benjamin lrnulru
cl IllismB Administrator. III.) I!
Henna BUILDING wrs AND sauna A’l'
IuraIIONAIIIIIr revues AND oN um
ranus- Arson: vacuums ruonns LOANS,
N.xoorla'ran TAle a oonnab. ImnIl
ance Agents. 010 ll
TWO choice bulldlng lots, 50 and to fact front,on
l. “i Wrostevenne. Applyto W. C SAHIzlb'. or
”W
Tons-r; '
Advertlsements under this head. not exceeding 5
lines, 1 time 25c. 3 times 50c, lweclt $1. 00
PPRR AND LOWER FLOOR OF HOUSE ON
Meadow street, south Norwalk from August
lat. Realtor rcasdnablc. For terms Inqnlre of
Dr. Benedxel, o In West avenue, South I‘.,orwall.
Conn. ma"
0 “Rig 3M8“-
R Riglsolrfil I :Bollmm ms
8! T It b 0!!
Wflimm R“ III... ad“: . .I
W ashlngtou meet, South Norwalk. J M Iw
I 01 SB 01’ SIX ROOMS AND GOOD OUT-
bulhllngs,wllh one acre of ground or ten.
House of five rooms and onIbui‘nIngs, uuu one
acre or four. [louse l'l good Order and newly
luted located llIrcc InlquI-s‘ walk from I’m-
Inc River Depot. Address I’. 0. Box' -. Rowavton
Com_1.jy 2! 1w
cells 1):! RAI'iIoNo eraser mum}:
at V0!Ii Hat Fae ory. 3th If
)ART OF HOUSE A'l' No.95 sUl’Tll MAIN
street: all ouveulencm Also part of house
at No. 3 Henry street, I IocIuI, rum III). Apply to
Taylor & Goll en. )y M!
‘ECOND FLOOR 012‘ FIVE ROOMS ON MAI:
t_ shallstrect. Allmodcmlmprovemems Rent
ill lnqnlrc ofl'. Becker, III \V'asllmglon stroll
Snulh Norwulk. jyl. " 'Ju
llOl SE 1N EALT Noll“ ..\l Ii. >Ix ROOM;
comp‘ele IIIler mm 31'. lr.I1u.I of E.
Wocdward. 5:;I ‘Al
'l‘llfl LUCOND FLOOR OF LIBRARY lllII’ll.“
‘nn. broom-1 qunln at Library rooms. :21'11 If
1 one .'. Water and Im ll'lHtmIIlP‘ In
. ISIS. Apply to John ll Knapp. ."
“Isl. £III2 l, 501 IINorwslk. Iult)
l“R0!.II I "l' l. 15:.th NR‘IMOL R PLACE:
lo c. I‘ ’01 are room: and two rooms lll an: I'
ll. Seyuiou "If
l‘l”:NA1\"l‘ HOME IN A (‘ONVENIENT
.. 'oI' ] ollucdmpormus who wouldllkclo
veItWaI- "I vs some tune during the winter or
rpm 5:. l'r'InIrndlms'a .‘.00 II duy. Mrs-l. E.
Demandedls...N.W., 'ashznctou.D.I'. mu!
()l SE 0'." ER tlT ROOMS UN TULLES ST,
1
Advems nIIuLs under " s I'-
:Ines, 1 time 25c. amuse SUI lV. u-l; Sl. )U.
NJIIY
1.Il A l'lll' KRTIIOOK I UNTAINIII
14.3 In (II-1b rluv. no: u and 0: but papers The
under will pleast address .\I E. L. lion? l Nor
walk and rtcch'c reward ”in .Z:
DRESSMAKIucY
I‘llss PEARSON ls prepared to do Fash shall! at
‘ lires IIIskin at his Scull: Vlaln street. South
Norwalk, or by l .c day or vIu-k a:
houses
ludie~ nwn
yl‘l lw
‘Dlssglutlon of Partnership.
UTICElF hereby Ivan that the l L':Ipartmrsb .p
heretofore erIato ogae’l‘. ll lIuyer Aztlan. has
been dissolved this day. All It l‘Ita due the firm
Will be dtoThaddcus (.uyur who will continue
the butl nus at the o‘d stand.
"I ll liU It.
TIIADDBI III I fill
South Norwaik Conn, luly :Il 15.”.3355 3t
llflll‘lll BllSllllllS llllllfllfl'
STANFORD IIINN.
BIIOI'ESS SEPTEMBER 3a.
A Business Training School for both Er res. 801 k-
keepln, Banking, Penmanship ITclograIIIIm. bhort
band, ypcwritisg, ctr. thoroughly tau' l’rm
dent may be lnlemcvved at the I ‘ollcgc after AII,;.
L. .'.Ith Cutalozuu sent on applIIo-Itlon. 1'}
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS HANK
’l Washington St: eel
Open Dallyfromll to l: a.m., and from I to 8 out
and on Saturday evenings from G to ll.
Wintcreat allowed on Deposits.
ALDEN SOIIMANII Pres
J0 uN.u lrsuuls. Vlre mm
m- Iv. JUUN ll. KNAI'P soc. ano’l'rcaa
A s; Insurers
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty.
I80 Hontlt Main All" - flouth llorwall.
\ r r '
JUIIN l). DOUIIIIII
Alt'l‘l S'l‘.
I'orrnl Ily of West Twenlv- llIlnl street, New lurk
city, has owned a studio III lho I’ml mm 0 Buddha:
lion-lb Norwsl win-rs be III we pared to Inrtrurt
pupilsln llIcl IglIth art, In Ilass or In private.
'ortralt l'slnllrm. Water (' olors. I'm llaml Draw
Inn and Tapestry Painting a up: clalty. jyIU ‘lm
(IE6. Jr»! Irvine,
U N DE RTAK E R.
as North lain sum, south somui
Open at all hours. The services of an Itmbalmer
and I'IInIIral Dlrmur secure. myl ly
Horse Buyers
calving Flue Horses,
suited to all purposes.
You will and the rut-
EST COACHERB. the
BEST BOADBTBRS. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and alto other the
BEST Al ETHENT or
SALE 308.838 In Pair--
field County. Parties
wanting any kind of a
Horse, can be suited
3332. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WABEAITED.
M. I]. PARSONS.
Bllllllll 'lll'llllll Fill].
flltl
We are constantly re- ‘
MR. JOHN
I'olumbla Ugh:
Hartford Safely . . .
Safe-ner- ......................... . from: ‘
Call and Examine. slot-It.
Free Instructions to All Customers.
Before you buy a WIII~Il,1,. our unusaml p
Jackson Bros.,
5s Wall Street, Nolrwalk, (‘oIIII.
Roadster Safely. , , . _ ,. . ... SIT.
In)
up
;u"*.3
BICYC’LES.
I III:
Headquarters .'.
WARWICK AN ll VICTOR
PI-rfccz‘ .IIn Safety and tlllllf l IlI {Hull “bet. If
Also a first class Safely a.l IIIII III-art eye :75
MUSIC HALL. SO. NORWALK.
FRIDAY EVENING. JULY 25th.
.«v...~.__
'l‘he Charming New Comedy-Drama
PIERRE CADEAU,
’l‘llE lI‘lSlllllllIlAN 0F GOOSSE POINTE
Presented by
Supported by a carefully selected (last of Sterling Actors
FAMOUS MONTREAL INDW SHOE CLUB lllllllTETlE.
'l‘lt-kcls now on Sale at flu} t's Illlll Gregory’s Drug Stores.
LADIES‘ IIIIIYII'LES, sis.
ALL HALL BEARING.
SUMMER usuu
HARTIGAN
._. -.Is.
Illllllll POINT
FIN EST
LONG ISLAND SOUND.
NEW ATTRACTIONS 'l‘lllS
SEASUN.
su’ F001] [IF ILL KINDS.
First-Class llestuuruIIt.
FlNlENS’l‘lEN I use
l‘lllll‘ lustrous. my L‘ri' f
Boron POINT!
THE STEAMER “MEDEA,"
CAPT. ll. ROWLAND.
Time Table
Dallytnpa from Scull: Norwalk to Roma Point
and BI“ Island Indus. In, I .'lp. II.I .‘I p. In
“hip or. 5 lip. In
new Iz-Irnx I-I Isl.
.0 m a. In. In South hurwum.
1‘. 37A. m. " "
I, III p, III.
'J t‘I I», m
I ‘.'H p. III.
First class second- hand W bee ll. {or sa' I.. III pamnc
In all ltsbrsnrht‘e, Imlus' Salli). all bal'; III-sung,
3.5. m
Isoroy I). “711001013
133 Water Must. Honth Not-walk.
A. IA. McLEAlI‘l'S
Carnage llllllfllllfll‘l
65 NORTH MAIN STREET,
fiull'l‘ll NDIl‘VA LIC, ~
(0“.
llavlog filled up II
Carriage Repository
AIDS lell Iain slrwl, IimIllI Norwslk. lrlov I. III
call lhI attention of the publlt to llu 1‘.th l' IW I
hm In hurl from Thus Wagons arr- Hf Ib- lull
main, untreated and Include IIII lIaIllIu; m II- III
Hurreys, Huggins. I’lIaetons.
Concord», HpInIllles, ltoml
I‘arts, llIIIIlIII-sll \l‘auuns,
Grover: and hills .
".ml’s ‘ ‘
- CARRIAGE REPAIRING PROMPTLY
IIIENIIEII TO.
A. A. MeLEAN.
I‘rl 5m
SPECIAL SALE
SAILOR aildl SHADE
H A 1' S !
FOR THE l‘lll'll’llll 01" JULY.
Those pmrhssinn list and 1l'llfllmllll will tms
Hat Trimmed Free
IRSIIRIIETT’S
8 WATER smear.
NORWAIIII, 001W.
. h
,Iln‘lm:
to Wlmon Pain! and South Norm k
U i) p. m. " " “ "
rum IEII II-uNI-
[II Wllalm Point,
to South Norwalk.
to Wilson hunt and bomb NLmel.
to South Norwalk.
5 .‘ll a
$0.1 a.
I: II It.
l 'm p
L'..'II p.
I 25 p
:'. p,
r1 Ida.
l '.\l p.
Imp,
6 10 p.
"I.
m.
In.
Ill.
"X.
m.
to Wilson hunt and snail. anva I.
mI .. .. .. ..
a
may “‘ll «IN I'HIV'I‘.
III. ’I-1 III 1. Island and Row. hunt.
to. .. .. .. ..
m. In llcll Islam; and South Numaik.
m. .. .. .. ..
SI‘NDAV' TRIPS.
II-aIellell Isl and I Ilu In inrtiontlINnrwnlk
have Scum Noraalkln. Romn hunt and It»:
Is.snIllll1.,I'II.ml‘_I3.'.\l1 fll..~'l3“|).m. ' ”:1 II.I
ll I» In
Lean Rollin l‘ulnl for an:- th Norwallr ll Ills Ill .
llflt III 2J5 ...m II’III m (6.20m l’cll lalaIIl
.IIIII I'lIer lulult. l i.)p ll , last tr: p.
lava one way. Ifir lwsrrlrslnn‘tlrlmtc .25:
Till bl- he I. llstnp st liar on I I‘m III. on any of
“than I: my, “run 'lII r M“ passengers to yet
on In all
The Idea may or Ingasrd for Monnusb: Ex: Ir
ulons at human: r uh s "'lI I'III~1 upon III- IpIIraIIIIn
I Illf‘ Captain IIIy‘Jl {f
To New I'ork In Less Two Hours and
a Half.
The New and l‘slstlm swims
“CAPE cums, "
f 'm I‘ltl‘lr L. I“ \lll’li,
WIll commence maklag Dally Trips to New York.
rt 1 .
- uwom .'..
York. nlnstlr Mp. WM": trunnion m rests. 0n
and after
HOHDAY, 30313 18th,
The s‘ramrv will leave Wilson Point on arrival 21’
llmtrmlc traln leaving Math Norwalk at 51'." a
II Musmlnglva-New York. l’msd lastlflver,
Inn! at Inferred slrwt, at It“ p m. and mm of
Tulrty III-t Ilmt. last river. at I. I I p m moneti-
ing wulI train at Wilson I'olnt. I’m tickctu aml
lnIIbI-rlnfmmatlcn apply to J D WELLS Assn!
I. mm! Mates ”was. t. mama Ila
ndfllfins ‘I’llé‘l.
We President sad IlrnI-ral Man-guns“ mm
III-mt. New Y wk. Is: 'Hf
some n. reams, '
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In all ”ads of
llllL All} W001]
Brick, Lime. Cement.
Blue atone, Etc.
lmhigh, IIIIrIIaWnuIIn, Locust
llountain. Franklin, and
Wilkesnsrro Goals.
Item for RUBBER Pllll'l
Yard’ font 0' Washingtm and Mar
chall streets. Branch office at sum
llrua filers amt
' DANIIUIH & NDBWAIIK lllVlfllON.
BllllllNS Mu " ‘ .IIIIIIIVI THAN EVER
Hamburg, trimmed, at
last colors, per yard,
"Honesty Is the best policy. '
what we preach
NORWAInIi.
P'LAISTED
DRUGGIST.
[1' are :I smoker and
l
I
you ‘.
lI
l'llll. \lI' llilV'I‘ :I
llw .l
ver“
munplele rlUl‘l; (Il' lmpI-IIeIl’
Inml llIIIuo-I (mods.
1
Our Imported Cigars are all}
and ;\I‘ROI', Merrill and ('nuIlIt.‘
We handle Douwstir Goods},
made by Sll'ullnu E
New Work:
:Ilul Sinful;
Waite .\' Bondy;
llnyt 5; Olmsteml. Old;
Well l'igzn' ('0, John OldenE
and [.‘I Lauder, South?
i
lulzé’lln;
M'lllI‘lL'Ul'
Norwulk.
llcuwrulwx' that Hill Soda-1:I
Fountain is always supplimli
Summer‘:
II)rinl{.<. "
with It llllt‘ lllw (ll
«coo, «———
PLAISTED
DRUGGIST.
“.199an no;
43 WASHINGTON STREET.
ll0l'SA’l‘0Nll) RAIIIRDA ll.
Corrected June lltb. 15‘)".
Passenger Trains.
HOU'I‘II.
Lv.NorwauI. l.v Miriam-1k. Av Wilson l'nlat
73‘:a.m. 56m tlmaJn
I“... .. ,.‘ '2': .. u
tum .. III II .. III In ‘
Imam ll'lp.m. IIprIILn
aw ‘ O‘III “ II:
I.“ “ laud 6!: “Mfrul II'II ‘IIflIIx'It
sun " " sII‘I " " MI
“I " I03) " low " ”
saunas.
AW s. In.
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