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Allyn-r ma... bullets-Um}: ‘ mm" ”Adam's-immunity” I... mu'uh’gltflt. ouc- GMW fluid and mm , swordsman "WMI’NW ‘7‘; mny &co ThefuasratotAlvallilisrwashsld I, ”tarballs-stout- m outlast "WWII. avenue thh affirm lies. .8. E. '33 I! H as THE EVENING SENTENEL ' targreen, Prickly Ash and Celery Rheu- ’ , I w...W-....... ........ and donors. stun a. m .13.?mewa 33%“: Margie-wow. W Hair-W if WWW: "1 1’ sou tusnsuuwmr-ndm. latais dltvlst clssr. colder westhar will bablypvevall. 0a Belinda elm m r was. clear weatherwlll probably our-ll. mghtandfresh watt-r11 mum atmnhyrlslng temperature. sndon Sunday fair. warmerweathar. SMITH NlllWALl. What the People as our city are using and Buylug. St. Valentine’s day falling on Sunday this year, Cupid will celebrate the event tomorrow. An adjourned meeting of the Boardef Councilman will be held Monday even- ingat modem. The pilot wheel for CbarlesT. Iowudss’ aswoystsr drama: has arrived at the ——Pure oottesvnthputeeream.oo_p cap,depotrestaurant. Opsnallnight. Miss Bertha Brown returned to her duties at the Concord street school. this morning, after a two weeks' illness. The principals of the schools of the town will meet at the home of W. C. Poole, Elizabeth street, thisevening. The trial of Mrs. Mary Creigb for sell- ing intoxicating liquors without a license comes up before Justice Morrell Mon- day morning. Architect Knapp is drawing plans for General Taylor's new house on Crescent Terrace. It will be 28x48, two stories and attic, and contain twelve rooms. Don't suffer from any kind of Rllsuma- tiaru or Gout ! Dr. Richarthou’s Win- matic Powders cure the worot cases. Ask for he. or tile. sample. —Read Glover A: Olsen' s advertisement of special saleof ladies lineshoes. The next state bicycle meet will be held in New Haven, June ll. Nearly a uncut-and wheelmen from out of town are expected. In New Haven there are believed lobe I300 to If!” wheelv men and ill) lady riders. Postmaster Doty has received a copy of the call of Governor Bulkeley fora meeting of those interested in having Connecticut mpressntsd at the World‘s Fair. The meetingwill beheldin the Capitol st Hartford on the 22d inst. ThaNewCaoaan corraspondentofths Standard Advocate writes: "The curb ing. concreting. and sidenlklngoon tractforthebankproperty on Railroad avenue,hasbeen awarded to Raymond Bros.of80uth Norwalk. Much ofths materialtobeussdbytbetnhasarrivsd." The social given by IJocolnCouncil, 0.U.A_.M.,at their hall on Washing- tcnatreet.lasleveniog, was attendedby orarly zoom TheAatarleanlhId pvsaconrxert during the evening and theovchsstra furn’shed music fovdano log. Refreshments were servadsnd an enjoyabletimewashsdbysll present. ~10lba pare lard for It, at Smith's Washington market. In. Mabel Ferris. daughter of Mr. and In. George A. Penis. celebrated Butler”. No. ”.13.... IL, will workthelmmmthbeveuiug. JAN. fisher, offitamlordw hr. unwmotsnuwmps; ohm: w :r-mz'Irl ”mi.“ 1 vs.- tr. was bimodal" AN. kindling would this moshing via the Con- The South Ndfwalk Boston Store ad- vertise a 19 cent sale for Saturday, Mon- day and Tuesday. , -—Dootmlssthelflcaals at the South Norwalk Boston Store, 88 Washington stroan ' ._,...._ Patrick Martin h placing anewbill- board at the westsndof thew-shingl- ton street bridge for managed. M Hoyt. 'lheladissottheW.C.T.U.willhold abroad audcaks sslsintheir room,” North Main street. tomorrow afternoon. 'l'hisisthelsstwsekofthotsnper cent. discount» Startsvaat's bargain house. Heisolfsrlngsome bargains in ladin'batl. “Dmingfebrudrywe will glvsars- ductionofhtlcents perpsiron allcorfll, “.fl-wvfl‘llldfl-WM Thessliaes of shoesare well known. No humbag aboutthis offer.“ A. H. HoyttSoo, 37 Wallsmxorwslli. Samuel Murray is sulfering from a very wrefoot, caused by stepping on a large mil In Exprsuunna Smith's yard on Ely avenue. Jacob Lafitte]! received a Swiss watch this morning from the mannfuttltm of a certain brand of tobaccoJIe having turn. ed In 5!!) wrappen. The carpenters met at the oilics of J. R. Raymond last eurening and adjourned forone week. when they wtll nieet with Anton Stommell. in the borough. Justice Townsend sentenced Henry VaoName to thirty days is the county jail this morniugon the chsrgsof rag. rancy. Joseph Ball. for lubrication, was sentenced to ten days at the institu lion. ‘‘‘‘‘ -Raaaonable prices at Lane's depot restaurant. 'l'ltotnaslhinnelly. who jumped from strainer the Mechanic street. crowing and sustained severe injuries, mentioned exohtsively in yestenlay's Sumner. is improving. and hopes to be out in a few days. _ The prayer service in the Baptist church to-night will be led by Frank Taylor. The responsibility of this meet ing rests with the young people. Old and young are requested to bring unma- vertcd friends. Edward Hyde accompanied the Nor- walk delegation to the butchers’ lIaaquet In Bridgeportlmt evening, and impor- aonated Phil} Armour. of‘GIlcago. Hg made a fart-u“, imposition and wu royally entertained. The eleventh annoal' masquerade ball of tbafiguulnia mod. to be held in MI. “all out Monday evening, will he a greater sues. than those held in previtm years. Heins‘ orchestra will play during the couoert and for the dances. __ .Thrrllors says, "ladies. It you will read thstr advartbmsntof special file of llnsshoes you can't help but go than. and buy.” The one of Cornelius Ryan. Wolf hppand Matthew Barry, thsthrse boys charged with attempt at criminal a-ault mlhqundhAfls-rysndlnnha Kupp. Monday evening. will «lambs. foreJnItiesTowIs-snd to-suwrmvnm ingut’o’closk. Willi-ran. Daunhy.thssaglnser I”. c WilsonCCo’s factory. hadasarm unpethhuorulug Attarstsrtlugthe Inglushswsnttoollthi pulleys. The him his clothing Bhalssat. was att-tlsatst- 1h m Charla. who fort-aw w. user at hutt‘l'aklagtathsdtastlenstaglsncs hsstappsdusaagtasasseoaaspuslhts sad wsnt'tn'fllhat‘sawlstsass. The v-tandshlrt of tbs latter were torn asdhswasssrwrlytbsghasturto-ty lbralssdhyaeuiagiaeqtastwlthtb W. utll‘rllll‘t'nl. Mswsaul mama-n- a... hsyharsstp . ', W ,1. « Aflrfitflas'flnflsm “be“ m. "hood-gm ”IE, b Dressy Budget I! “on! Pro- msadsll'swa. ’ Mrs. W.H.Blooutlslllsthevhomsq Williamson. inunuoltaw 4:.- l WM 1 . . "Input“ .g .NW N WEWII'IIIIJ'pmgwM " “Elli W “I?"é’dl‘: 't'ti’u’i ‘ ' thisyearhassveiagsdoesrly one death aday. Edwin L. Marshes-s contemplata buildinganlddition to he Arch street Possum: o. o. A. II. .willgivu’ another of their delightful soctsls next Thursday eveniagw The Women's Foreign Missionary so ciety, of the Norwalk Methodist enureh, willmeetatthsm'. Friday eve-v lug. Miss Minnie Wiaoa.d:ughtero'Jamt-t B. Wixou, of WestleinMIsspend ingafew weeks with friends in Maple wood, M. 1 . It I. understood that Warden Kimmy humtawriwut warning to the pro. pristorola “poker joint” on Main street tosnspsnd butane. The summary of the Weekly Record lot- the current week shows seven real state min in Novvnlk. and mortgages «cementing $14.11? 4*"- Aftvr a three weeks' vacation. I". (lor— don Meade, of tlIe"Irish Oorprwal " will go to New York Mondayto attend re ltcarsals at the Park Theatre. The Berlin Bridge Company are gen ting out the iron work for the new bridge to be erected from Riverside avenue across lherrvI-rtotheNorwalk hr: The membership committee of the Y M. C. A. are making astrong effort to increase the membership of the assault ceasful. The last of the praise meetings for the week will be held at thsFirst Baptist church tonight. They have been well attcmMand much good hast-can ac; complisbed. _._.._..._ Rev. P. F. Robbins will observe the annivar-ryof hisbirthday. Sunday. In "lessening he will rspsstthat memor- ablesermouof ayesragmautitled "an Forge to Pulpit." Miss Alice Selleck and Ill: Gertrttde Camp, two accomplished pianist-of this place. attended a musicals gitsn at the residenceof Mrs. Brent'l'lomlin New York city. yesterday. The last quarterly conference of the Norwalk Methodist church was held Wednesday evening. Presiding Elder Wing was [unseat and closed uptbe church work for the year. meJleorp Ysorger. the Instructor of sparring. entertained a number of lab friendaat hibomein Broad River last evening An oyster supper and other luxuries were indulged in. Thebdluoffit. Paula (luildheld one oftheirhighly sauce-fol and enjoyable cake-admtfassalesstthe par'oh rooms luteveniog. Thealfalrwasmarksdfor thegreatsociabillty evimd during the evening. . Tksshftlugstobe used at the Nor. walk auFBouth Norwalk Electric Light eonpsny’sstatiou totest the Underwood mlubsltisbeing placedln position. Thewovkwillpvobsbly becompletedths lastofaext weak. Antlers-rent usual sacsutpntentof the Cmoecticut department In Danlatry, Gamblinatonwas elsctedoasofths Mrs-to the national maven. timotthstl.A.lt.tolmheldthhyssr stWashitlgttm.D.C lbyalAdsuts.A.G.JatbonsodJacob Lusxtwsok'. ’ the pond at Winnipsuk are now full. " take place at the residence of the bride's ’ lather on West. Main street. Monday af- tion. They have thus far been very sue! ‘tluownoutofjoiotand thsjoiatof the ’1 “W multimillion-blew ‘ memoirs-u. 16:: ,‘ 5.... Norwalk I ‘maoonwmmwmaoasyauy P. St. John Lockwood. of Baitav’enua, is mududtothshouaebyalcknus. ”AMWWWIIMMW o,disdyeaterdayoftubercnlosls “EDWIN! é’ui 11" WI: ""1" I r‘ Dr. 1: " Mum-Kn r... iii-1W of butcha Wardwelus ill with the gripstthehoms of his pannntsonChoasstreet. IRLEllshas harvested 1,500 tonsof loathi- soason‘. His storagehouses near Y. M. C. A. men wishing toattendthe convention should hand their names to thencretury not later than tomorrow night. His May Wheeler gave a small danc- tngpsrtylastevening at her home on Hm street. About twenty 01 her friends utjoyod her hospitality. A representative of a New York cigar house was in town this morning looking for Phillipi Mariano. He watt to the m of the estate and put in his claim. Residents of Union Park. Mott and Franklin avenues complain that some ooeisstaaling bottles and money that are put on! over night for the milkmen. A valuable shepherd “dog owned by John H. ltealsoa “yesterday of a paralytic stroke, earned by old age. Mr. Ramon will have a that made of the dog's skin. —Plckled tongues, pickled pigs' feet and pickle) tripe. at Smith‘s Washington market. The marriage of Miss Jennie 11.. dough. ter of Aurelius J. Meeker, and Robin Hornet, of Philadelphia, isannouoced to ternoom February 2'3, at live o'clock. W. H. Steveuzon, vice president and general manager of the Housatoaio rail- road. and C. E. Robinson, aut'utanttreur titer of the road. were in town yesterday toattaod the directors' meeting of the lhnbury and Novwallr railroad. At the regular meeting of Sherman Commandery.No.-t'io,l:. 0. G. C. at at their catidel, No. 10 Water street this evening, a matter of special importa once will receive attention. it is desired that all the members should be prmnt. A solemn mat-of requiem for the re- ween! thesoulof “relate Michael Mc- Iluan was held at St. Mary’s church at 9 o'clock this morning. Rev. Jeremiah Dnggan otliciated. The pallbearers were 'l‘inwthy ll. Haley, Joseph Haley. Sarn- uel Inw,Williaro Sheehan, Neil Sheehan and Frank Rooney. The interment was at St. Mary's cemetery. DAMIEN. Mrs. Thomas Digman is very ill. wound. Golden ii building a new house. Frank Shelton has moved into his new house on Novoton avenue. Dr. A. (7. Bowen, of New York. has been in town for a few days. Arthur Whitney entertained several friends Wednesday evening. James Waring and Henry B. Wallets: have been doing jury duty in Bridgeport. The remain of Miss Evelyn Jerow were taken to New l‘airiield Wednesday for burial. Mrs. Henry Whitney is spending a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Ogden. of Brooklyn. Miss Maud Mather has returned to her home in Passaic, accompanied by Miss Helen Stanfield. More Austin and George Gregory have been drawn as jurors for the next term of the superior court, criminal aids. A resident of Newton makes life Inb- srsblefor huadghbors hy hislncsssant paetislngnponahuglsanddrunt. It is said ken pry-sing for the next cam- Whit-Moscorhsmi'posd. It“. orday evening. James Raymond. of No- mneu. Three of his ring... were othw wuforosdtbroughthsllesh. WillIanIP.Poote.08!d‘ft.dlsd mu ‘H‘Wutbsulghtufthrald. Wants-Ii llasdIl‘a‘adcostshyJasflss Koch. Jshlsek has recovered from “unduladflaadonstslor a ”Ashanwko usapstllum the WWW assault: noises. Theatrical Matters In Which Play-(Iota. People will he rater-sud all,“ audience ofgootl WWII "Name! New Yam-Minestr- Bearish-theatre in New York,‘ «I the night of l'qlndu Thole-York Clipper saysof the performance: "It was the W‘Iritypresentation ofths piece thi season. Thecustisexcellent, and itis doubtfulifabetter performance of this play was ever given. Hugo Toland, a graceful actor from the Pacific coast, played the ubiquitous Mr. Barnes to pre— fectlon, while May Wheeler. as Marina, the vengeful Casino, gave a finished rendition of the character, which, at times, muted a highly dramatic in- tensity at the bands of tho capable actram. Sherdian Block,asCount Mono Danella. wasalso good u the scheming villain who lovu Marina, and the hal- anoaofthecastwasahove the majority ofroad companies, so a". as capability goes. The organization ha not missed a performance this season, sum-with one exception. not a member of the company hasbeeaabsentfrornthecast upon any occasion. This must be considered a fortunate chain of circumstances in a mason where sickness has prevailed generally among the plolmsion." This is the company that will appear at Music Hall tomorrow night. Our theatre goers have a real treat in store for them next Tuesday evening, when Lew Dockstader will appear at Music Hall for one performance only Moat everybody will take advantage of this orrportunity. and no doubt the house will be crowded to its greatret capacity to welcome the acknowledged leader of all minstmlcomedians. Lew Dockstader has an uncruous, spontaneous way of saying andu'oging funny things. His humor and songs impress no one use labored effort. It in infectious Inn that makes one hunch his neighbor that he too may be alive to the points, and they are not points that needsbarpening. Ills quaint and happy silica are always grated with rounds of applause. luakal‘ Signaling. It is a theory which seems tohavs been confirmed by practical experiment that a pure tone of voice, such as that used in singing, penetrates to a much greater distance than mere noise. This idea has given rise to a new system of night or in foggy wmthcr.and baseden- tirely upon the action of successive musical tones. A limited number of combinations of notes can be mmla to carrycn all the com crsaliou necessary between ap- proaching roam-ls to avoid collision.or between lighthouses and dangerous points of the crust. in order to prevent wrecks. Four notes, for example, serve to ask, ”Which way are you heading?" and two other: moan, l om steering southeast.” The systmr 1 .III be cmployedon a large scale by Int-ans of machinery. ctmristing of a keyboard. on which the operator would play. and ‘ speaking apparatus.” It is expected that by such swaratus distance of two miles. The invention caulnadaptodtothe Morsecodeofsig- nalswhen it beam necemsry tospell out names and wonls.——Yonth's Com- psoion. , . . ,i yep ws-wnfle-W‘ . [usur- .Wurlusu. 1 William to'tuaohtsss powder," Nona; W Hale observes M though the report of theriiloswhsa fired Ishsard. it Is verydilllcult toteewme the rillssare tired. Under certaincon- ditlousno Iraceof smoketnnbodlstin- guhthsd. Mlnoractsofsurprise. hecou riders, willbcmorefmucntinthe future. and will often partake of the nature of ambtncadss. bodies at cavalry. intimately", counseled with infantry. f with the latter. will I :asllsrtaswfllfi‘strsm .howsrer, certain—4 t dillcnltyot leading tron:- considerably In- Mutation pews. I. munfl'uahuuuds. ttutss wasa mans-sat Wm ,aud marine signaling, to he used either at ' communication may he established at s .- 1 pi“: 1%eran '2: k "i son an... WHILE: '13:; 1% ’9th Main ”algal fiwew undo-1.5.... P6. SALE 6' T6 “BUT. Hover mafia... ms," I “Ln,” at. band's?" fimmuflmm ery ng. s cm “Why! Bscsmwshuyitmndnmge and have it trusted fresh every Week. In self-raising ‘ Marlins] we have shown the lake the land; We have all the numerous mien superlative floor, by the bag or barrel. A spasm. BARGAIN m omen... Dome and taste and buy. We goods every day. All first-class and pure. Charles E. 33 WISHING"! SHEET. OIIIITII lillflll. oomcur Aiming. I‘ll-gs at Valium “at Cooper- ‘l’hll Ital... Thetressury utiloials give the follow- m of Minding the menuelnflie Connecticut districts: MIMI. 815.445 48; Faith“ .5. Mil New Haven, v.8“. 06; New Lon- do'n. 84,052.22; Stonington,.849..'lil To to], $6,181. 08. It will ban matter of surprise to the average reader to know that of the half million immigrants arriving in the coun- try last year, over 10,000, or to be exact, 10,639, were destined to Connecticut. More immigrants come to Connecticut than to Indiana or Iowa, or to nearly all the southern states put together. The man who used the most stationery in the last year among the Connecticut delegation was the Hon. Frederick Miles, be having spent of his annual allowance of .125 in this way 842.22, drawing in cash $32.78: next came Simobds, who laid out stem. the money payment hav- ing been 896.03; Wilcox took $11.86 in stationery and $113.14 in cash, and Rus- sell t3.&) of stationery and $121.20 in cash. Connecticut Patents. The following were issued Feb. 9, 1892. List furnished from otlice of A. M. Wooster, solicitor of patents, Bridgeport. Conn: William N. Beardsley. Bridgeport 'ointed n-rod: Wm. N. Beardsleydc A. Mon ton, Bridge t, gun- -rod coup- ling: John G. Poo, New Haven. ring armature; Harry E. Bipllinylz's, Hartford, 'cture cord lake It ‘rederick S rown. Hartford inkstaud: Thomas J Lumis, Hartford. ty setting and dis— tributia outdone: noch B. Norton, Hartfo ison dust distributor; Addi- son (3. \laterltouse. Hartford. electric arc lamp: Albert W. t' use South Man- chester. lishing machine: James M. Chat eld, omastnn founder';struck William M. Fonler )lIll'ord, apparatus for dispensing drinks; \lerter L Hig- gins, Norwich. steam generator: “illiam llill (oilinsville. regenerative furnace. Nelson B. Key 5, Unionviile. tack- -;puller Alanson H. Merriman, Meriden. clutch mechanism for power presses; Isaac E. Palmer, Middletowu, hammock spreader; Emma J. Weller, \\ aterbury, scam- iron. If four New lurk drummers spend? two months at Hot Springs for their health. pay 821.00aweek for board, 390— 00each for doctors, “9.40 for inciden- tals, besides loosing $19". 00 at poker, how much more will they be out of pocket tbanif they had bought six bottles of Cactus Blood Cure and cared themselves at home? RH. l’loistmi. the tIfllgL'Ist of South Norwalk, can tell you all about it. Taylor a: Golden. Real Estate and Insurance. ‘ WISHIIGTGI 8TIIEET. SOUTH NORVVALK, CONN. amf ' pot}... A l. Alli-E dog, yellow I and nose, blot L in: k: we ntst- ollnr wit on! name. anrsl’ can have him by calling at :40 it on! hunt and paying char rges. it; It WANTED. GIRL or middle aged woman in asmail family Inquire Ki South Main utter-n South Somali. Ill 3:. [1‘01 It girls to learn dressmaking Apply to Mm l‘l.eet TSevutour Plus. Soul" “\or- I T0 LET. Tile house corner of Hartford Place and South xhlaln street. it rotiuls, rent I) Also house '.:I “Wood oodward avenue, rent it. Inquire of E. A. Woodward. ON! house. Kl West street water in, rent “Liliane house near Elm "ch store. water to. newly painted insole and out. not Stall). one house at it)” a Net-k rent $71!). An- gym-lotto ll. Knapp, It: W est street, ,‘tlon'th I0 Am I'llL‘l‘l' .1... house with modern Improve- iocalitv. Prose-sin ion A III I. l mulreofl llllalnll. Ila d, J2 will... so. Norwalk. "mu “if; HOUBE ofsevearomns oa'tedsrstmt- rent, ’I' lnqulrs at r. llayes‘luarket.NortlI "ulna ASIX BOOM mCmt-gg'gilr small family. on one em to m t App a! wolf? r can nomniirsisn?u2 III ’4 MUSIC! MUSIC! S§=%iiiwi$fi% community thatHecltdr’ Km“ , one!» Hecker's meive large quantities of new L Seymour, *4 It gnlnbtummts MUOIII Illll. Ellll'l'll IIIIIIWIII. saronnm. yes. 13 L I11: illlllli w. SIIBEII'S BlIlIIIIVIII TIIEIIIIE liflll’lll. FROM NEW YORK CITY. la the Romantic Drama by ARCHIBALD C. GUNTEB. Mil. BAFIINES NEW YIIIIII. ORIGINAL BCENERY. 1 HLABORATE (308'! UNIS lNTHRES’l‘ING MECHANICAL armors. A GPAND AND ORIGINAL PRODUCTION. , PRICES, SLIIII, I5. 50. 35. music HILL euirfi’iitiitt. TUESDAY FEB. l6, LEW flockslader’l MINSTRELS. It .utttv .r. CLAPHAM. Mussels. A superb mmpnny of comedians A cultured band of vocalists. Amultitude of notable spar ialids. Refined minatrelsy and Its greatest victory. DOCKSTADER OUR PRESIDENT. "O OUNG TOWER, " llis original creation. and hear him sing. “I ASKED '10 BE EXCUSED. " Don‘t miss mount: a ilElTIl s " l'proariously Funny Ethiopian Farce Com m'lIlIlEl PIIIICII lie lEIIIl. " 35, 50am! 75min. Reached t I" t “”m‘ sea sa oy 'sand Gregorysdtug. luuutlri‘ BRIDGEI’IIIII IIIEIIIIE. ‘l Thurmlay. Feb. II E. It. Stair s an air: and realistic production at lht ht .st American character conned) yet written. IDIIIIIEI 0F IIIIEI. lly "when “all “Window a tho at» Affair." etc. Prices" -1, Big“ mid 7542:?" .._._.. -, Friday and Saturday. Fell? and 13, Grand Matinee Friday and Saturday. mil a) Ipearame riortoatourot umpean Alerita. The human phonograph IISIIIII IIIIIIIE. er Boone“ and W lls “Iota of Friday' bill-:1 ”gigllrid entire noes Ilrphan Asylum. Prices “and “get. A few reserved seats lot-eats. l'ltl'o‘l flfl'lld‘lflll H—d Neuralgla, Sirk- head- ache. Antl- -blliuns and familypurgatlve IIILIIH DIN lseq ”NLRB-his for pi in all ferns. “£1. will? A’I‘s 'I'zll'li a ‘ . Drug!) Store. tic. Norwalk. A. llIu..Prourlstor. Portland, are“ For Sale. UAW m7~PO I’Olt ll- ”whoa-e.Q lie: sirloin. lie: god. rim-x... .. use tits and accident, 1mm. summary oi the I‘M ANNUAL STATEMENT or m Etna lite: Insumnce 66.. IF IIIITEIII. 00".. JANUARY l. lm. l'rsIaIqu reliving-in WI. Farc- \l: m N t box. iii not B I“ ST Pmufnihgullunfl. u. a. lets-t all“ ”with...“ ,.... W“... and Asset-(3:: ' mac. m. ‘* gm liahtllt C . Man. and N. YI'vulll DB1. Micros la force Jsauuyl. l“, filmin- la mamas, “mum“ muons. W m-uF-o' oats-tn. I. z i J.J Lwamvsmflus» m -.. “with?“ 0...... p... “on ersmm. .r momma-m. GEBSIIIIM RAYMIINII II IIITII I‘ll trim. missus nous). ma WA]. unmet-rump mm .
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