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SPECIAL
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PAPER.
Octave Wire, Juli or Plain.
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SELL ASIAA LONG AS THEY
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25 Counts Each
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OUR STOCK OF
8 Blank :Eooks
BIIIIIISIIIionerI
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Aprissot TIN DOLLARS IN Gomolll
beglvsu lathe person who will before July
the 194,1”, send me the most coneiseand
Wt testimonial setting forth the medle-
lual virtues and curative properties of
Loxatonlk.
State just what it hasqu tor you. Toad.
menial- llmitsd toils words. in order that
an Impartial and unpretndlced decision may
be mug. hole and Job
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Washingl én St., So. Norwalk.
’ TllE EVENING SENTlllEls.
units ounces. ldltor and Wm.
Caz-f- ctr-”Inform?
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— Iliad-1W «my;
lmadthltalotedlo-pm
classroom" is adios-rising airman.
mellow forotnpnlurrutu,10eents
alone. ,- "
flint-taro Almanac for Ire-marrow.
Sun Rises ll b'l'ide Low This
A! 4: 3” 1:" It 7:“
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lie-{York Harald Weather Forecast.
in, this district to-day fair weather will
[wobabiy prevail. preceded by some cloudine-
and possibly by “SM rain. with slowly rising
temperature and light winds. mostly soother.
Iy. 0n ThursdayIair. warmer weather and
light southerly winds will probably prevail.
with the approach of the western “warm
wave." and on Friday slightly warmer or
more sultry and generally fair weather. fol-
followed by local thunder atoms in this sec-
tion.
, souru Nouns}.-
What the People of Our on, are Doing
and Sarina.
The Housatonic rood's excursion train
to Serum. Monday, carried one hun-
dred passengers
Raymond Brothers are discharging a
cargo of stone at Wilson Point for Bethe!
and Ridgefield parties.
—Use the Triumph T. and C. tilter, 25c.
Sixteen fresh air children from New
York are boarding at Mrs. William De-
Mott‘s, West Norwalk.
Francis & Company will close their
store at six o’clock on Tuesday and
Friday evenings until turtherytioe.
A. H. Dimoud, of Bethel, who owns a
desirable'lot on Bell Island, expects to
build a good-sized cottage on the ground
hefore long.
w-Now is the time to buy straw hats.
Knapp isselling them at cost.
. New whistles have been placed on the
steamers "City of Albany" and “Jessie
B." They are much better toned and
more powerful than the old once.
Frank Mack, a pianist of South Nor:
walk, has signed with the Kittie Rhodes
Comedy compuy, and will join it on
Septemlmr 15, at Fort Bryan. N. J.
Don't sufler from any kind of hood
ache! Dr Richardson's Celery, (‘oheb
_ nod Chamomile Headache Powders cure
within dminutes. Ask for 5c.or 10c.
sample.
~Pure ice cream in half pint, pint and
. quart boxes at the Depot Restaurant.
Jemup a Ballard. publishers of the
Town Crier, bare bought out the plant
of the Stamford News. Editor Sawter
says that the sale does not include the
newspaper, which will remain under his
control and direction.
“rm: Burger severely sprained his
ankle yesterday afternoon. lie was
running from the Haviland colt-goon
Belllslandtc the Bottin Point pier to
catcbaboat. when hisfoot slipped and
he fell down a steep bank. turning his
ankle over.
——l’arties wishing a sail boat at a hor-
gain will consult ad.
The final shoot to the series between
the South Side Gun club. of this city.
and the Park City Gun club, of Bridge-
port. will be held Saturday afternoon on
diogrmrndsofthelatterelub at Nouga-
tuck Junction. TheBoutb Bide club will
eondst of ten men. There will also he
analkhy shoot on the grounds.
rMimW. E. Walsh. {or d: or seven
toe-an “employaofq 0.Miileeaadb
sharpotthsleeeeoautsrin New
humwpositieuaadtlbm‘ no
other in tbsoflmdltavmoadCCom-
wombat-malachite:- tnllouth Ner-
walk. lissWalshhaslsttmanyfriends
mammary» in wilting her
. smeousfullutura—ahmfosdAdvocate.
ho-Owing ”the largedemaud fuhgle
5?ng soda-Influenc-
labors. ete..itisearnest-
WIN all bottl- should be
thestoreycu purchassthem
ofassooumempty. lewhtCo.
ssbl
edll
animated I.0.o.r P.,wlll
conerf worrisome-sum.
HeuryBengerattdfamilymtmTaylor
mam" ‘” We» noton Point to-
,' I _
”N‘EIQM III“ Inro ":3 is
aliblfill‘mg' It‘lfifo’” p.»
‘.(‘5(]1"3‘l pWImew
mm'glm 'II' ””23”;
“flick and hatsntly killed a “Swede .;
Glenblook last evening.
The American Steam Rngineers’ Asso-
ciation will meet Thursday evening in
the American Nechaulca‘ Hall, Washing-
ton street.
The Little L'llammock club steamed
down to Betta Island on the “dais 8."
this morningand arenow enjoying their
annual chowder dinner.
Joseph Sharer. of New York. was ar-
rested last night for intoxication. This
morning Justice Townsend lined him fl
and costs. Not having the money to
settle he went to jail.
libs Maggie Nokeley, of Summit
street, celebrated the twelfth anniver-
sary of her birth yesterday alternooa by
giving a lawn party to twenty hrs
latiou served.
-—Oue dollar and fifty cents buys a
good still hat at Ruspp'.s
Real estate agent George Lockwood
yesterdaysoldaloton the Nada estate.
Elmwood avenue, to Captain Sands Solo
lock, and a piece of dock property to
William E. Hoyt & Son tor Frank Com-
stock and Carmi Remson.
When the City of Albany started for
New York londay looming. her rudder
chain got caught and it was impossible
tosteer thobcat. Shestoppedatone
oi the oyster docks where the chain
was straigteood out, can-kg adslay 0!
about hall an hour.
The society of the south Norwalk Cou-
gregationsl church hold a meeting bet
eveningaud ratified the action of the
church membersiuexteuding a call to
Rev. Gerald ll. Bard, of Chicago. to
become pastor of the church. the vote
being unanimous. It is expected that
Mr. Beardsletterof acceptance will be
received In a few days.
—Cse the Triumph tea and Moe til~
tor. for sale by grocers. hot-e furnishes-e.
cits , can he returned if not satisf.tcRory.
Price 25c.
The Baton Transcript holds that
‘thesoisareasoatorhaving good roads
in New England which does not ex'ut in
equal strength in other parts of thecoun~
try. Almost the whole of rural New
England has become a playground for
summer visitors. and the attractiveness
for such visitors of a particular d'atrict
depends in unwidenble measure upon
the state of the nude."
Mention was made in Monday‘s Smi-
nLdtheEart Norwalk boyswhobroke
cutthewindowsiuM. Renter’s store on
the Washington street bridge. Yester-
day two 0! them. Henry Schultz, and
Harry Lockwood. were arrested and
brought before Justice Harrell, whocou-
tinned their cases until to-morrowhuoru-
lug. ltwaslcpovtedtoday that young
Lockwood had left town. lore arrests
will follow. “W“
'-iiemooable prices at lane's depot
restaurant. Open all night.
1’. J. Martin. of South Norwalk, and
W..8. Bates.ol Norwalk, who went to
Alhay Sunday. to join We
33::
friends. Games were enjoyed and a col- -
84 WASHINGT I
sosv'iu‘ mi "1""
a are." We: in... silicon
mbd‘l’awa. .3. .,
JamesWJIyattmove-l into trident-
WPoiotyestwday. *
In rpm 5. a "IMIYJJIQ I910
”*Ififldm’mw. o!
street. are the parentsof ababy girl,
bwuyesterday. ..
Mr. and lire. John June. of Water
siren. are the parents of shah); girl.
boml-tnlsht.
(hatractheymouroommeneedwork
tblsmnlogoutbsbrickadditiontotbe
Novwalkpost-odlee.
Company I were drilled in guard
mount lastersnlagon the M sur-
rounding the armory.
T. B. John-on. the West Norwalk
mint soldhis harm ands-outwit.
Matumoviagtofillforuia. '
3.0.th dowutlreharborwith
moulds L'Hammock dab Weat-
ingclamsmtdgettiagsunburaed.
—Rsspberry shortcakesndiosgeam
atthedepot restaurant. Openallaight.
David W. Raymond and OliVI" 3.
Jackson will represent the Alpha Wheel
clubattheNatioualL A. W. asst at
Washington. next week. , _..
According to the new emote on
tin-branch tine ot the street railway,a
scar leaves the depot for Winnipoik at
12.15. and there are no more can
until 1:35. _w__
Anowpairofstairatugielloamtonic
WitheflrsHmproveI-sat undsrtbe
new mauaputeat. lt 'm hoprdrtttsy
willnotatopthese.hatwilleraurauaw
deprtovertbostairav 7w"
Eighteen members or the Hartford
Cruisiagclublandadat theirs-beat
dockthiamarniu Theywilipssaeed
toWilsansRncbth’u afternoons-d
staythereavabortfitaa. : 4;:
Prot. N. vawrbkasmovedtolbook-
lyu. N. Yuandlivesatmtlearywrset.
Hewitt be in Norwalk three days a
workaudwillccat’muetoba the die-
maierolCraoedurcb. .,
louis Potter. formerly oi the Route
Cristo billiard rooum. and who now
runssaimibr establiabmutatNm-walk.
will establish billiard prints in the
lv'loreucs Bloch—Stamford Advoume.
Tll'LValrderhoel,olEastavonue, has
ooeoltheflnd gardens in town. He
hubsngetmgoswpotamsseiooslsus
atamlnowhasadascmpolsusteorn.
lahrinths‘asasnabeploposss to erect
alargegresnhouseand raise vegetables
duringthewipterforhispwntabta.
'l'hemouylrlendsoffid. Nabouey. as-
sistantsnpwintendru‘toltbefire A‘hrm
telegraph. willbssuqrrlssdtolearathat
bewill shortly become a benedlot. A
Norwalk airi will lmomsvhis blushing
bride. [15er among the bra lad.
diesarspreparingtosereuadohlmhbis
roturn.-—-Rridgeport Unitas.
Rom Burchardaud P. A. Lockwoodmt
the Norwalk lawn Tuuh club. but
enteredbothinttn shglss and doubles
oftheRnlcksrboekev‘l‘eunisclub burns.
mtofNew York.which common
Batuniayafternoouat So‘elockou flirts
grounds corner of Brook avenue and
140th street. The games contlnae 0a
Nomlayaud 'l‘uzdapm r”
”Wiper-one
_ I
"‘ some
Mimtrels, the former as lithographer Them-atonediaddltloatotbe
andthelatter as press agent. haven: Norwalkpost-odlcewas laid last night
turnedhome. 'l'hsmiostrelewlllnotgo shortly before uncoollght. The stone
onuisroadontil August 8. on account Wm otiusral quelltlrahflll!
oi the excessively warm weather. besuobtaiusdfroastheolasrtoprectsets
lemullartinandllateswillreportfor otDobbtsfllll byes-bunt
dutyAugIntfi. Malone. use: dark Iihhdl was
MWMliu" ‘ WW dislik-
MW mIWTIITijé
andnightaudln addition two white " ~" ""’
lightstby night displayed in tbeplaess Item bbsllipsnosrlraslaad wfl‘fiiva
provided for Mpurpoee oaths front alsotaresutitledfllowtolsst.” attire
oiumgloe. Mtbatthbtvaluhau parlorotthe Norwslk club, We!
extra. mmmhdhplayedby thkwuek, MON elm. rum
allsxtratralas." Onsadsgsaoflights roadlto‘elook. audltlsbopadthatub-
waster-wiraub . , mm ants theater. change—m
Rockmeflludlnlghboftheflcl- ”W "'5'“
MM othewllavaa, II" u an mhwillglvsa comes of tse-
cur-lootoltotonl’cintyesterday.‘kboot m”“‘“‘““ an"
hmrm “WWW”
am‘ Gumwbkfortwoqaangmd
more rum-soon ”wwww”
atfliel’olktbyadslegstlon from lvsu- ity.
hceCastle. of Darin. Tomorrow the Puddles
w
WW“-
elmchotltew dkhhbwssttbsltorwalkpeseolss
lstsysstsrdaysttwaosa. Robles
Mm thoughbpseuuaoftbevarlomdflt-
mammals-st
mar-stunt” I”. Ii m...“ m
a‘ ' ~
“Jihlururm s-
A D"""kerman 6L Son
3TREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
This store Will be closed all
LEADlNG
I nesdayev unstttb. atsixo’cl kdunngthe,
hot months antistatic beneflLour-olorks. . 0° '
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
83 Washington Street. South Nol‘walk
dIIyon mm andov eryW
, :s
GROCER
'l‘beAfrbAmn Inglis will hold
amestiugathstiestthisevenlng.
nu. Vanflocssar has sold a house
andlotinWlltoutoflsllyl. Tucker. of
"0““ our-an I“ ztyoaonntt'
.mmmuggtzm ’ 'nq nm lingo!
omn- um City lurid will glveon
an-openairooocertonthsOrsm tomor
row evening.
William B; Alkeu is wrestling with
rheumathnaud tbewarmweatherat his
home on Newtown avenue.
Mrs. Fletcbu' Rogers. of New York
city. isserlotnlylll at the residence of
Nb Navy P. Chichester, Wat avenue.
ThoY.Il.C. A. entertainment conf-
mittee’iill mestinJ.A. Piuneo‘s store
thieevoningtoorganire for the coming
season. '
The adjourned directora' meeting a!
tbeNorwal, kandBouthNorwalkElectric
Ughtcompaoy will be held to-ruonow
aftermath.
éNlcericbleluouadeattheDepotRa-
tannat. 5c. aglb.
fiedmlckAudenon.whowasrocently
stabbsdbyDonJuan St. Carlin with a
“tram.” the wound in his
brrastishealmg.’ butli'nside pains him
My.
ADemocraticcampalgn club will he
organisedatthegeueral Masonite
Democracy to be held atltbeir bead-
quarters in the Price buildingonWater
Mmmorroweveniug.
Rev.W.N.iies-ryhasbsenmurnedto
the Knight street A. M. Rehuroh by
the New England A. N. E. Mm
Themembersoltbecburchsppliedfora
changeaud itisreportsdtbstthey will
mtsccspthisreturn.
PlonrerCsstiswaolAOHR ofthe
1C" lutru'ght elected oilicers for the
My; term as (allows.- 0.. W. ll.
Mord:"..C C.J.F'evrim;.l-‘L..F..G
WhCoffi Walter Wilkinson:
A.C.ol§.. F. Wilkinson; tmtre tor
elghtawimontlmcnll-‘arriss; chaplain,
Albertlbvia.
Monday night. while CharlesCoggswt-ll
was sparing eels down the harbor he
saw a striped bed which, he claims.
weighed in the neighborhood of twenty:
live pounds. Be struck attbe fish with
hisspesr, botthemomt‘er made it es-
cape, breaking the spear and smashing
the lantern cm the bow of the boat.
TherriatiauEnduvorwnventlouhas
made the beginning of a harvest for
scalpersthesndwberoefisnotyet. For
instance. it has bets: pcwible to get
from New \ork to Chicago for fl.”
Orbsreaourrionists on Christian Eu-
doavorttoketsdidaotall come to New
York. NauyfrorntbefarWs-ststopped
attitiugo. Tbeendsot their tampons
androturntiobetaarefovmle.
Asks lav a location
It was reported in Norwalk to-day
that the New England Terminal com-
pany. which has large interact at Wil-
son Point, has asked tor the appoint
msntofareceivm.
W’s lauruallevsauo'l‘aasl.
Porthedanlyaarmdlagduaem. the
totalsumoollectedfmtnlatsvnalreveaue
tothedlstristofCouueeticut was N.-
0031".me sum muscled and
aoocsrnted for during the three years
slneeCotisetor Hutchinson: took charge
ofthedlstriot. amount to “712.58.“.
Therepovtsbows a not decrease in re-
ceipts for in! of Milli”. which i
Wyduetothe decremsd production
olapiritsfromgvalndbelsrgsstdbtlllery
iatltolltate.atNewllaven,having um-
psadedopsntioasraostot the year. A
modderabledeerease is shown is pro-
toot-«emu... sad thegsla
”Abs-sitar. dolled-pedd-
mo. Illtt'i‘ll4 tun I» u... 4'. .. v
2‘" . I I .
“mm-datum work is
Wilhelmina! gloom
, om res aim
Iowa and nasatpalthsnayla last
Install.
MIWWIAMMMW»
.- .ys "m
.lflt. Rarvin's new cottage on Cove
WW‘hfilfib
vets t
Mia: Belle Romano. of Warren avenue.
who has been in a New York hospital
for some time. is improving and expects
to return home in a short time.
haveall tboaewho agreed toccnttibute
tor the construction of the sewer from
Ambler e Perry's new hat shop to the
creek hand their subscriptions in as soon
as poulble. _
Fred M. James.“ Second avenue, who
hadtwofingersolhlaielthandtakenoil
afewdaysagobya joining machine at
Hatch. Bailey a Company's planing mill,
where he isomployed, has nearly recov-
eredfromtheeflectsoftbssocident and
hopm to return to work next week.
A clam bake on Nanvoo island was
enjoyed Nonday evening by Dr. and Mrs.
Newkirk. of Norwalk; Arthur N. Pad-
dock.“ Oil City. Pa; Miss Alice Sher-
wood, of Green‘s Farms; limes Mayflaod
Elsie Raymond. Resets. Horace Hatch
and James, Burnes, of South Nora-elk,
and Mr.andllrs.ll. D. Raudallandllim
Hattie Randall. of this place.
Oscar F. Norrell’a house on First ave
one was accidentally seton tire twice last
Saturday night and narrowly camped
being destroyed. P. G. Buotlwrtou and
family occupy the upper floor. During
the afternoon Mrs. Brothsrtou sent to a
grocery store for some kerosene. but
tbrwgh u In'utake thoclerk gave her
gapiine. Not knowing th'u In.
Brotherton attempted to pour aomeof
the oil intoa lighted oil stove. The gaso-
liueinstautlytook tireandspread tovar-
ious objmts in thereon. Fortunately
Mr. Harrell was at home and the buses
were extinguished alter somedifllculty.
When Mr. Brotbertou arrived home he
Ibo attesnpted to fill the logo, with the
lit. Rosier. of North Wilton. was the
gumtof Miss Eloise Fantou. Sumlay.
Ili- l-Zlisabeth Pitch, of Norwalk, and
Mrs. Mary Fitch. t“ Wntport, visited
Illa Brenner Fimh on Saturday.
Charles Bedieut. Lyon‘s Plains. recour-
ly broke three lingers, while engaged in
a tight with 'l’. W. Treniwell's bind
man.
Warren Andrews and family. of long
island City. recently visited her parrots,
Kr. and In. Isaac Tharp. on Bradley
street. .
The children's day entertainment of
the Cents-retract M. it. churcbin Barton
on Sunday evening was WI Ittended.
many of our people being pmt.
Rev. I. P. Favor. pauor of the Non
field church. received news from his
his» in run. N. 11.. am a tree sixty
feet high and nine feet in circumtereoee.
had fallen on his borne in that place.
III-netting two stories. daring the thunder
strumonJulyll. He will spandbisfour
weeks' vacation in that place.
IMPORT.
Plat evening John Wood'sborse and
wagon were standing opmatte the depot
in Bangatuck, when the animal became
frightenedsnd ran away. A lady sitting
in the wagon jumped out. but the driver
fell face downward on thegrouadaad
out his nose and forehad quits badly.
Atlletlusutllaulle.
A featoncltbewesklucsmpat
Niaotle will be the proposed military
ccutestsinwhich. ill-expected, strum»
Hofflotwalk‘s militant
more int.’ They em be mum on
hotdtheoka-pioiabipot the Counsell-
MNatlmtalGaardforoasysarmrootll
like competition ls agate held. The
”pushes-prises mm «hob.
www.motllrd’mfls race with
scat-hue is heavy aneklag order.
running high jump. raoalag broad
jump, putting the sistssaopoaad shot,
tluywtsgsir humor. throw
log'banbalhloo-yardkashrseaflty
yard-discs. Thanh-0t the Au»
tearAthtsticUItnagcvsmslithe sets-
like erred
CamiMmisMIl
. III,1i "It'gln ETA
'l'hecommitteewouldbspieesedto‘
unday. August 18th. at km. and are
humilwi .
ofhoats from
Raymond street.
I22 Falrfleld Ave..
6' es M‘SIGNIALS of .LoNo ISLAN
rtpttonsand HANDSQMEQ. .
$27.50 to $3. 000
sent on receipt of five cents. Warerooom, Water street. footo
Three Departments—Business, Telegmphy, Stenognphy and Typewfitlgié
Best of references furnished. Call or write for circular.
MY NEW BOAT CATALOGUE.“
SOUN
ATIONDB
\.
H. EMORY FRASER;
GOOD PAYING POSlTl 5N5
-——-—BICUBED FOR GRADUATES AT—
THE NEW BUSINESS BOLLEEE
Bridgepért. Conn. ,
‘l
Chronicles! In a Condensed Form.
Monday evening Mr. and Mrs.
C. Reeler, of Bridgeport, celebrated the
fiftieth anniversary of their wedding.
The project of holding an agricultural
fair in Bridgeport, is now well under
Agricultural and industrial Fair com-
pany. as it is to-be called, will have been
formed with a capital stock of $50,000
New York states that Naa Crobn,s
clothing dealer of Hartford. dropped
dead from heart disease on one of the
New York steamship piers yesterday af-
ternoon. lie was to have sailed for
Eumpeto~monom
Y. Nain, a well-known ice dealer, said
tobetbelattesttnn in Hartford. died
Instantly. yesterday. He was sittiugoa
hiaverandat rulings newspaper when”
Hisweightwas so great as to prevent
him from falling from the chair and the
body remained in a sitting position until
a number of men could be got togetba
tocal'ry it intotbebouse. He weighed'l'rrnn
ovathns hundred pounds. His death
wascaussd by fatty degeneration of the
heart.
Four weeks ago to moi-row a child was
born to llr. and Ilsa. (large 1). Johnson.
which was umloubtedly the smallest
child that ever lived in Hartford. lt
weighed but two pounds at birth. lived
till last Sunday and did not gain during
its life of over three weeks. The doctor's
explanation at its death wastbat it "lived(
asloogasit could.” it wasasingularlyga
pretty boyandaltractetiagreat deal of
interest among those who saw it, for
whilesosmall the little fellow was of
perfect shape and peculiarly graceful
and pretty. especially his minute and
delicate hands. He was fully developed
and hopes were entertained that he
might grow up. but he had not the
vitality.
Things Isa-t to be Ian-y.
Jeweller—John. put a sampleo! that new
lot of wedding rings in the window. The
New Clerk—Ya. sir. Jeweller-And,
John. mark them 81.50 each; r I dis.
counts for doses lots.
Atajudicial convention in Ohio last
week a candidate named Beer was de-
feated by onenamed Day. The Day thato
ccmesnearestto knocking out Beer in
this vicinity is Sunday.
“And myou left your place through
haviughad words with your mistrem?"
"Well,mum, not words. mumwuot ad-
saetly what you might call words. mum.
loulyapnketoherasoueluly might to
another.”
Tommy Fauntleroy Iwithscornw'mh
"While-ans our rural... I-m
bseuto theeircu.butl'oigoin' toldde
Smith-4 was sorry to bear, Brows.
thatyoohsvstallsdia balsam. "Yes
lstrugisdhsrd.bat llostsverytblog.
save ray hosts, thunk and. as! the
propertylwsswlsaeaoogh tossttleoa
wlhwhssltoosd ray-slim into
“l'lreloveaeeuoiayoor
phyhs’thatfmaatmalasitsard tubs
lasts“. Them-spmplsdoittoo.‘
w-J‘Ym: but the lovers were
mmrtsdaiewmoatkssgo."
Harrison. who u about it yearsold,
rshslhhtather: "Pom s’sptasyoa'd
bubssrsbflhwcatdyos‘vs stayed
“outplayed with me. or was»
Warmthlssttksw'
Winslow” olstrvsat
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