Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 31, 1890 · page 3

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

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,Piirnell and O'Brien Hold a
‘ Secret Session. '

 

 

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WhMaebNI-M
mmmmmruwmom
ducted la diva-y Ann-am Ina-em
man-unmwmnawutn

2 human-roam Dec. lib—Mr. Par-

flLacoompanied hy Mantra. John Red-

?2: rand. W. Redmond, Kenny and Clancy.

allofwhom are men-hora of the Britiah

lot: of common; Hr. Benlly. the do

; hated candidate 0! the Parnellitea at
M Kllkcnny, and Mr. Byrnc. editor of

”Freeman’a Journal, loaded here year

Way alternoon iron the Pnlheatone boat.

Henna. O’Brien and Gill had already ar-

rived here from Paris, and the co

m the Irish leaders t at the

Hotel dn Louvre.

.. M w on Good Tom
lb. Parnell looked well in health when

”landed here, though his right eye was

' atlll budaged. Shortly after landing Mr.

Parnell went to the Hotel du Louvre,

‘ where he eventually met Mr. William
2 O’Brien. Meter-a. Parnell and O'Brien
then retired to a private room, which had
been engaged by telegraph. and the two
leader- remained in conference for about
Ml! an hour. At the expiration of that
time Mr. Parnell and Mr. O’Brien had
luncheon together, seeming to he on very
good terms.

Laeonlc and Newcornnlttal.

. Thcconiemnce was conducted in a very
animated manner. Many telegrams were
rent during the day to London hyboth
lasers. Parnell and O’Brien. Mr. Parnell
and his friends went to London today, and
Nears. O’Brien and Gill will depart for
Paris. The only ofliciai announcement
was the following:

"Means. Parnell and O’Brien met here
Tneaday. They had a prolonged conver-
Itim. which will be resu111ed in a few
daya" Naturally there in considerable
speculation as to what took place at the
conference, but little or nothing is actually
known at present concerning the arrange-
ment discussed.

 

LUOKLESS LUCINDA POTTER.

III- Capital 01' Bar-neg» and Seven of
Her Crew Periohed.

PRILADBLHHA, Dec. 31. «The schooner
A. D. Lawson, which has just arrived here,
brought Charles “'nllenberger, the sole
survivor of the crew of the schooner Lu-.
cinda C. Potter. from Boston for Norfolk,‘
which consisted of eight men. The Potter
capsized Sunday noon oil Barnegat and

' five men were drowned.

 

O‘flLL ‘.PMTEBTIW mum

lawtello MT Illa (Sharp “at no.”
Blood was lily. Bmlrer’a Slayer.

Coronal). 3.1L. Dec. ills-lo an inter-
view with a reporter while en route to the
Kate prison luau: B. Bawtelle. the who
damned murderer. renewed bl: statement
that be war a victim at circumstance. and
a martyr to prejudice and public melon.
Bald he: “Every member at the jury-tater!
before going into the box that he had
turned an opinion and that it would take
evidenm to change it. One juryman‘atated
that Illa mind wan made up and it would
takeagood deal to change him, yet the
judge let him go on because he stated that
he was an buncat man. I think that man
had no right to decide no to my guilt. I
wanted to teatily and expected to any
comet hingbeforxtenou was pronounced.
but was not all to do so. My dying
words will he that i did not kill my
brother Hiram and did not know that he
was dead until told oi it. Dr. Blood in the
man who is responsible. If he had come
forward I would have accused him to his
Iface. He did not dare to nppcurzhc did

not dare to face me. lie he» had a chance

to establish and prove an alibi, while 1
have been in jail, tied hand and foot. I
knew nothing or the omelet,“ l aloud
here beiore God. l did not know that
Hiram was to he killed or injured.

"Dr. Blood was renpousible in every
way. I do not any that he killed Hiram,
that he tired the show which caused hi!
death, but i do mean that he. knew of it
and was responsible (or it. last it go that
I inland with this accusation against Dr.
Blood, that he was responsible for my
brother Hiram’n death. and on the gall—
lows, if I meet death there, i shall still
make that accusation against him, and I
shall still claim that l the an innocent
man. I loved my brother Hiram. I would
have given my. lile tor him. lalways did
what I could for him and hia family.
When 1 was in prisonlsent him 51.200,
and when I came out one day he ash-into
for $10 and l, in the gomincss of my hoart,
gave him 550. Does that look as though I
had determined to take his life? The pub-
lic is and was agamat llllf; the press is and
was against me, 11nd with them: two lemon
1 could not cope."

 

TWO WERE KILLED.

Fatal Collapse at a Building in New York
( 1!].

New Yong. Dec. :11.——.\ wrecked build-
ing, two men dead. ten in Bellevue badly
wounded, a dozen others less seriously in-
jured and three men in prison cells is the
result oi a so called "accident" yesterday

 

{ lor Hermann K111 rile-r 1x ('11.

collapsed. The names of the killed are
James Durneen and Louis “1 eber. for

aeveral Week-1 hack irn111ers,'1ron worker-1,,-
bricklayers 11nd masons have been burly Iu ,

ll'ulmlorming the live hlnl'y lyric k building
formerly 11111-11111. 1! in ”11111- ; 1 1 411nllef11cl-
ory, on the corner 111' ’-i\\1111;-111111h 311'ch:
and First avenue 11111111 1:11.191- beef brewery
l'ropu pre

The captain and the "V“ remarnlng cautions were not hilt? 1 by {her-outracmns

”flora gained a lodgmeut on a portion 01

and the roof {all in bur-yin" 11111:} 1:11:11 in

the vessel’s house, but two of them, one the debug

the captaru,d1ed from exposure When

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Acting Capt. Dcll‘l’y. of the Twenty-

the Lawson found the “Mk Sunday night first precincl,1leii1!nl 111 :ll’l’rhl. the fore-

aud aentahoat to take 011’ the men the
captain was still alive, but died hall an
hour after being taken on board the rescu-
ing vessel. Wullenherger was scarcely

more than alive, but soon got over thel

a» 1»

Governor Hill'a Menage.
ALBANY. Dec. ill ~Governor Hill‘ aannual
message to the legislature has been sent to
the state printer. it will be more volumi-
nous than usual, and will treat in a large:
measure with the stereotyped matter that
has been the subject of comment in the
lantthree years The governor will cook
mend the working of the ballot relonn
law, but will anggeet some additional safe

 

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men of every depurum- :11 1111111111 principal
contractors. it w 11-11111 lung 'mt’ure .lmeph
Thurucr, the masum 1111': than Mill Will
lam .\l \\ 11111111- m, ti. :- imumnmlm lore
man, were in 1h. .11. 1111111 11mm and Adam
Ackermnn the injured irumc 1-1." foreman,
was returned from :1 want 11111111111 cage"
Umrlm AM. of .\u. 1.51%
Avenue A, wan s11bu11111:11tly arrested A
detective w :1» “111.1111.— 15111111111. J. 51 L
W eber. who 11 111 1111c («1111 1‘: 11: .11111l rt 6:.”
John \‘l elicr “11.1 1111111151'01'2-111911.

Tremurer I'llyfl”! ‘ttafralnl'nt.
“11111115311111. l’:1.. [11w :11 ., State Treas-
urer Boyer, 111 111151111111111411111 1111: tinumxea

30f the 3111:9111er 11M yam, any“ of the

guards for protecting the rights oi the‘recent 11.211111111111151“ 11 lip-11111111201111: are

illiterate voters.

A just apportionment oi interrszevl: ‘

l'puu 11.1- 11.111121111111131“ of

the state in election districts is asked for, the incl oi the uwlgmm'ur 111 l; K, Jame-

and thlslaconsidered assignificant in view non do Co. and of lh'lumnler 1S. ('11.,

l

oi the complexion o! the leuislatum. The
other important suggestions cannot be
learned. but there are many.

The Question of Papal Succeuinn.
Pains. Dec. 31. v-The uewapapem of thia’
city publiah dinpatches {rum Home din
ceasion. The coucennus of opinion in that

Frenchman, innsmuch an it '1-1 undermined
that the colleague-1 of (nnliml Innlgerie

do not feel lllbptl‘llttl to p11 :1» his drums for 1

the anceeesiou 511111111 :1 iorcigncr be
elected. It Isiliought he will be either an
American or (11111111111 lit-rallied of
Switzerland.
being aeleclul it 1-1 believed "ml. the pm
out archhiuhop oi Naples. Cardinal Gug-
llarno Saniellce all Acquavelln, may be
chalet).

Guilty of Many Olen-en.
Chicano, Dec. Ill.~(3i1iel of Police March
feel- confident that in the three deeper»
do” under arrest he has the men who per-
trawd the Allerton robbery and who
hooked down and robbed an old man a
work area nun near the Mtncky a. "The
Miptlmi given by Allorton'af'paenger
and by llu: old mun of the mcl who at-
tacked 1111-111 illu Fmdherstoue, alias lieu-
neuy, nml llcunett exactly." laid the
chlei. “111111 m: are in hopes that we have
the gang l-11~l.1~1l up.”
Charge-d with an on crime.
3311111311111. P112, Dec. midiemy 1.111;,
W in: 3mm, hm been arrmletl nt llludsa'
Hills. nmr hero, lur milnlr‘r committed in
Berni-11y thirty yam.» ago. Some time ago
a man died in (,lcrmany and on hla death-
horl he mounted that lint: had murdered
I whole family and till“. he had etiolated In
W hull-hen. How-11 a nomad and made
hie home anywhere. Lula wan traced and
mud and in now on hirrway to Germany.

 

 

Mahmud lay inflow-boy.
like Your, Dec. an. oil-1111111 Jordan. 11
Mid new-boy. stabbed Myer Wei»,
“er news-110’. M yceru old, in the MM,
“the llmoklyfl Miller. The Mahbmu
W during a numbing over some
Wale- was taken to the Chamber:
mt hospital. ill» wound ls probably
fatal. A number of 11111111110111 marched
Jerdaatothe city hall pollmatatlon, when
two-locked up.

 

The captain Died.

Mullen-111A. Dec. ”r-Tllfl schooner
L D. hm hm; arrived here and repute
“Ming oi the whoonrr inn-mule G.
M, which occurred Dec. 21-11! harms-t.
u. 1.0"». 11111111111 and one «Iranian were
were al the eapelud vml. but the can
tale died noon alterward. The Lawson
been the body to thin cm.

(in. Opium flying.

3W r111. nae. tram. lipid-
aclraleklng rapidly There has been a
Madchngoia hiaeoalitlon in the”

 

who
held deposits uggh'gmmz $13233”), my
aunties depilnllt“; 111111 21.1: 11~ Mu" treat
urer a sum allilltmui '11c11t'1-r tlm lull
Imouut 0111111111 d1; .1111! the some is
now In my numb, ml 3 1; 111 1111' call at
any 111111: at t; e: 1-1-111111111'1-11l1h, which

 

euro 11! money i 1.111 1....1 11. lllc state
coming the poamhilities ol the papal sue ,1 treasurer to llrult'cl tlw
Iagains: lose by 11111111111 ul auch amigo—
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Prflsncm‘. Um; 3.1 “111. mm furnace
proprietors in till .\l. 1111111111 .zmul Manually)
valleys held on “purl 1111 running in
Youngstown,0., 111111 1.11.1 1'1: ~1l that on Jan.

1,, the event of an ltallan . lollmy will 1l111-111 11111111 1111 11' lunmcea in-
ldetlniu-ly

'l‘wI-urydllrw- lurnm‘cu were
mph-united 'l ll! up! 1 Huh 1 l: lllll [but
owing to tile high 1 111111.111 1.11'. tin 111111 the
pmient coat of calm ll . y :m- 111.1ble to
continue work c1011)! .11 :1 li":lV)’ 1111111. The
coke operator» rt-wntly l1‘Illl1‘ml the price
of coke twullyiwc m-ula per tun, hoping
to anoint the iurnm 1:11:11”, but 1111.- lntter lu-
aiated upon 11 1111-11111 11- 11111111111. winch the
coke mainline-(1111111 claim tin-y cannot
concede.
A "Mlle will: Inn-.11».

81'. 1.01111. 11.1, .11. W111}: llmmm Fat.
terer, owner :11 11 grocery 11nd nulmm at the
corner-oi llownrd and ’l‘wrnIy-ilith ntreeta,
wua nhakuuzdice in the rear oi the alone
with a 1111111 11111111111 llurKo two mank»
ed men entrml 111.11 vuwrim lv‘ettcrcr and
Burke with rI-voln-ra. «Irmuwlcd the money
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In: room 10ng n temlvu, hm mu. 1111-1. by
two other folilmhc, who who 1 11mm 11.»le-
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value. Au the rubber. left 'lu‘. ~111er Fet-
ter" lived it Ihnt ..1 them, which the burg.
lara returned, in“ 111111111111111111 11111111.

 

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Ultimo", lime, in «farm -. Harris-id,
thence-11ml mu of H1» in 1 l‘r.“~1rlmrt Gar.
{MgL 111...: 11111111, 1.11.1111» the lnrdmnd of
"em: Sum-ll, Ilmlgllrvr 11! Prwivlant John
Nowell. of the Lake M11111- und Michigan
Southern railrnwl. le cormnnny. whiCh
nu strictly private, wan mlmiulrml at 8
o'clock in Premium Nvo‘vll'a mnnaiou o‘u
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Lannml' ilu- l211iw-111nl 11.1w":- nfl’hicalm,
oflklntnl. All?! ”11- wmldmu lupiwr there
Iv” a brilliant rm'vpnno. for which nrarly
£00 iuvltntlrme were hum»)

flay: file ”In! "or 21.1111“
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aunt of anl‘. llmulv. who was {0-1erle
in MI aal-mn at Mail»: 111111 Full. attend,
bu made a muleuinu. admilnuy lhsol. the
fired 1111- nlinl H1111 511311-11 11.1 m'mmw. Toey

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claim; that. llrmm and» an “Stock on her,
and that who elm! him in ~le dried”.
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afternoon. when the root of a house in2
course or rep ur» 1111 the southeast corner,
of Twenty—ninth street and First avenue.’

 

 

 

LESSON 1, may wanna, Inven-
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w urn. 1......1 (”pawl-l1.
(torn-m Verena. now-ooh!“ us.-
Prov. avl. ll—Corwwroatary by Rev. n.
I. inane.

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all-aloe o! 118 Badman. whliaberd'hllndd

will

i. "Rehohoamesmhem-all Israel-tor.
little him King.” '

Such are the word» and phrase- ln thie
vane demanding our attention; but let In
remember that we are reading the word of
the Lord. and the Holy Spirit in this word
iaerer bringing before on per-om, plau-
and cvcma which show on God honored or
dichouored. God uranium and glorified. or
the mini-nary mnnileat and God deapiaed.
Behohoam was. no tar as We Imam, the
only son of Solomon. and therefore heir to
the throne. ills name. according to
Young, aignifim "Freer oi the people."
but he proved to he a grout opprennor.

1 ”.lcruboum, the non of Nobel. who was
yet in Egypt. heard oi it."

The previews chapter give- the history
0! this widow's non. God's purpoae concern»
ing him and other to him il he would walk
in His ways and do right in ills night.

3. “.lemlmam and all the congregation
of Israel came and spoke unto Rehohoam.”

Thin accrue outwardly :Ill fair and sub
miiaive. but .lc-rohonm cannot have forgot.
ten the promise- oi’ the Lord by the prophet
Ahijah (xi, Mn. and he is only quietly
awaiting the developments which shall
give him the ten tribes tor his kingdom.

4. “Thy in! her made our yoke grievous,
make thou the grievous service “ ' '
lighter, and we will nerve thee."

This. too, seems fair and reasonable. and
it looks in”. if all might be well with Beho
boom if he will only do right.

it "_Dcpart yet three days. then come
again to me.”

The third day in Scripture is the day of
resurrection and life and deliverance (lion
vi,:’. John ii, l9. Matt. xvi. 23!). but only
for such as follow on to know the Lord.

I}. "And King Rehoboam consulted with
the old men " ' ' and said, How do
ye olivine. that i may answer this people!"

”With the ancient is 9113110111. and in
length 111' days under-stunting." "Days
ahould speak, and multitude of yearn
should teach wisdom" (Job xii, 132: xxxll.
7). lint if the king had consulted the
"Ancient ulrth11"(Dan. vii, 13) he would
have found true wisdom. and t he word "All-
dent" in Job xii, 12. according 111 the mar-
gin 11! the next verse, wit-rs to God and not
to 1111111

7 "If tlmu wilt. he 11 ncl‘t‘illll unto this
people tin» «lay “ " ' and spools good
wunls to them. then they will in: thy serv
flats forever."

If he would only arr-l; the welfare 11nd
peace of his p1~11pl1:.1151dirl those hinge who
sought 111 do right in the sight of the Lord,
and 111+ vlid .‘llll‘llrt';tl (Pl-61h. X, 3111“: later
pvriml. than nil would he 11le But this
was 1111! his 411111

81 "But he formok 1111- rutimcl 1'1! the old
men " " ’ :inrl gimultczl with the
young men."

The old men had 11111111! hoinru Solomon,
bin (at her, but they: 51111117.: 1111-11 hmlumwn
up with himself 11111! 9111111} before him,

9 “Ami he said unto thorn. What mun
eel give ya”

0 "My little finger shall he tliivkcrtlmn
my father’s lnlns."

This is part 111' the 11111111'1-1' which the young
men instructed him to giro to the [~111ch
The loin.» are significant of strength 1m In
Job xl. l6. Prov xxxi, l7; but in the cure
of Solumnn 11 was strength of oppreas‘inn

it "My inihm' lInllI 1'i1n.111.~1111l you wnh
whipa, hull will L‘lllL‘ull‘le you with .w-nr
plum "

So they would have him draw his pm
pie to him by encouraging him In art 1111!
M 11 Numb» ml 11! P1151 people. bur. 11.1 11111114
[gramme-11 r11 \ 1 1111111111 Egyptian l’hrtrzmh,

l2. "S11.lurninmzuunrlull the people mum
to lll'lmhnzim 1'11.- thinl day an the king
hull uppuintml "

it is 11111114; 1111)' fur luracl. They are 111
heur n11 cmnfurtiuu mmla. their yoke 1.1111»!
in he lighn-nnl 11111' tlwir acrvicc 1111111.-
exmer And yet 1111.1 1mm mm king on thv
throne of David. ruling over the l/ml'..
people.

lzl "And the king nmwr-ml the people
roughly "

"Roughly"
4 i4 lruurlnml "grievnun."
woke "1111111111" in his brethren lliun. xiii.
'1' 101, hut in bi» 1:113» It was only 011111an
roughnenw yet well rimmed Whlll‘ tort
of it llwn- 1m» (111311111185 and (1111-.

H. "And wake in tin- -m alter tin mun-1r
of the young 1111-11,"

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and am: all in the 11111115 [or 1111' time 11'.
161.11. 0! the find IIll‘Lr-Il munm-lur, who
in the mmlru lexl Adam and live iulruy
It in bud rnnuuh win-11 {via-rule give cvil
comm-l, but how 111111-11 Wnflll‘ when one‘o
own lllltlllt’f in the «vii murw-lur Hit-l1
xxvii. lil. ll i'hmn mil. in

l5, “‘I‘iw mum- v.11» from the Lord,"

limit 111' all tin-111' opium-nth ordlunr;
circum-«tuucm liml mm Working. He can
not do 111‘“sz He often permit. evil to
take it! comm». 11ml jet mu-rrulra all in:
the wind of Him people Again in Vrm 24
We n-ntl1‘11111'1'1'1111111 the l"~1111111‘t nl lleho
imam 11ml it» "nulls. "’ thing l1 from
me." It in n 'l'ltl'l'lll 111 whose W
«My God and 111th Y truth. for that.
ill}! on 0111:" in the pr dilly of Hi» new!
it”; In- atrnlu: ’Yt‘llll‘l'l'. lint w» should la'
lieu-11 “1- 1“ The-m 1i, ll) Them in mile?
in the Bible about Nil from tho- 11.111.11.11
the following tam: .lmlg. ix. ‘33; xiv 4; 3
Sam. H.251 xvi. H; llChmn xvi11.'.l'..".’ rail," 1
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alwnyu he (mind that the perm” "rpm-mm
have deliberately turtwll umiy lmm llml
and the evil that nwrtukw them in the to
pull 0! their nwn doing-1. which (ind per:
mite to come to tin-In lvzravm' they will not
have Ilia IIW" and rare ll Killian xi. ii),

"‘1. ”All larmdmw that the king hourk
erml not lint" them."

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nuulcdrmbvmmtlwir ltmir. 111211-1111» noun
[hat followed the lumen of lhlvvl lull. the
tribe of Judah only. Ami when Holmium":
Would hove gum- tnrth tnstllalrw the rebel:
God by His wrmnt lurhmlv him. and he
harl to he mntvnt in lmrn it min will).
This the highly minis-uni tuition were «35'
vlded homage of their rim. and in this day
they have (lever M1111 11.111 whole notion re
united. We almll aw 11: we 1:1 on in our
nullity-I that the rm oil 1111.; will“ grow won-t
and wow. wnmlerim; .ineihrr and larthei
from God. mitll 1111111 mare Hum '31)!) your!

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went into captivity. from Will! 11 they ha"
not yet returned

17. “But as for tin," children of [cruel
which dwelt in tin- cilm oi Judah. “cho-
hoaar over them."

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Swan & Bushnell,

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Horse Buyers

We are constantly re-
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BEST ROADSTERB. the
GHEAPEBT WORKERS
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BEST assoat'uea'r or
SALE none 88 in Fair-
fleld County. Parties
wanting any kind of a
Horse. can be suited
HERE. All Horace sold
by this establishment
are WARRANTED.

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price of

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(or any brand that you choose.

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Best Light Best \emilation andnBest Assortment of Silks,
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WLWAK‘S AM Will.

0111:1511irtment of S111] Lopes Vt 001 Seal, Astralxan, Mink,
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PRICES ARE POSITIVELY LOWER:

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0. H. HARVEY,

70 North Slain Pin, South Norwalh.

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81’ EC 1 A LTI 1'38 :

Our liar-h Kid ladico' $2.00 Show are the fluent ever altered in South Norwalh
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