yochlleBaven; court No. 8,4:30 p.m
,. above. )l’nficudderwasnonetliewom»
’ 4
county lawn tennh tournament,» be
.Mnnthecourtaotthequwalchu-
Int evening and the matches today will
flfiott, of Belle Haven.
hip. oIBridacport, on court No. l.
i
’Ouahgucdccuiiltica aadnefurthir
“mlwntlnomouy-ud
ufltbfiwarkwiflbrccutinaad in
"W
GEO.
,lIWI‘TEIIIS TillillIEl.
”NT!” T0 BEGIN AT 8
ms AFTERNOON -*
mm. last Ive-in; Wing.
II
I"Tooliviiiml new
when. Daub-iv and Belle Haven
«A Couple" kid-lo at the (lance.
The arrangements for the Fairlield
iii- don-m completed. The drawings
unmade bytchOKnIll-Wild system
high at 8 o'clock. c. Chrhart and J.
meeting
3.. Mallory and IE. 8. Bolt-
Whilethilrnatch issuing on the only
Dutch intltoprcliminaryround insinglea
will bcpllycd on court No. 3 between
6.8. Bryan, of Bridgeport. and KC.
Bella)! Danbnry.
The rest of theprogranime will be:
001!th 1, 8:45 p. m., E. E. Conover, of
Belle Haven, vs. Ross Burcliard. of Nov-
walk; caurtNo. 3, 3:45 p. m.. John W.
Winder. “Bridgeport“. A. E. Tweedy,
“Wwourt No. i. 4330p. m., Roi.
and Hallory. of Bridgeport. v3. J. Elliott,
ArHccker, of Danbury. vs. George Haw-
Icy.o! Bridgeport; court No. 1, on p.
rm, 0. W. Real and A. B. Tweedy, of
Dunlniry, re. A. B. Russell and Reed
0. Bavihnd, of Norwalk; court No. 3,
5:16 p. III., C. Carhart, of Belle Haven
vs. the winner of the preliminary match.
The other games to finish the first
round will beplaycd tomorrow morning
and limit! doubles, (3) J. W. Wheeler
until}. S. Bryan. of Bridgeport, vii. W.
H. Copy: and R. E. Comver, of Belle
Haven; (4) Ross Barchard and F. A.
Lockwood. of Norwalk, vs. R. C. Real
and A. blacker. of Danbnry.
In the ringlcs there are three matches
tobcplayed: {7) A. B. Russell, of Nor-
wulk, v3.6. W. Deal, of Dunbar)": (8)
Janeen. Knapp, of Norwalk, vow. Car-
liart. of Belle Haven; (9; W. hi. Copp, of
Belle Haven, vu. F. A. Lockwood, of
liorwalk.
Anumber of the Greenwich, Bridge-
port and Danbury tennis enthusiasts
arrived in town this noon to witness or
takcpart in today’s matches.
DOWN AID-Nil 'I'ITE ISLANDS.
Il—Iwr Hour-m at the Smhorc and
What they an Doing.
While in lnthiug at Bell Inland yester-
hy, Min Edna Callaway, of Newark, N.
3., who i! viting Elisa Daisy Sendder.
of N We“ aired. South Norwalk, went
out beyond her depth and fell into a deep
hole. Ilia Scudder. who was also in
bathing. went to her friend's assistance.
but was unableto help her. Theerierol
both attnctcd the attention of a gentle-
man on the beach, who mom to their
aid, and brought them safely to the
In her adventure, but Misc Callaway
fainted. and it took some time to revive
her. This morning she appeared herself
apin.
The cottup built. by Charles DeKlyn
of Danhury. at Pine Point, near the Bell
I‘llld bench. kW and is now oc-
cupied by Kr. and In. DeKlyu and
come Danbury friends. ~
Whilcmakinglhc biliotripfrom South
Norwalk to Baton Point, last evening,
the rudder curl on the steamer Jeanie it.
broke, mnringmdelay of about half an
houruttbel’olut. wbcrcitwasrcpaired.
W Gin-tuck. Carl NoahJobu
hunter. Coup Cum. George floater.
of M;‘i’racay Buckingham,“ New
Yak, Urdllcadlchobbiacmf New York
city. are «wiping on Nanvoo laund.
HARROR IIHOVRIRNTS.
wanna-u.- lble Vicinity Darin; ia-
Poetic-r.
001.110. lion-ton. the Government
Mwbohascbarpof the river and
WmtnihisauctionJ-a the fob
lowin‘toiaylnhlamnualrcpcrtto the
macaw:
m turban-Dredging h- born
liar along the dili- of the channel,
abovcandWBmflinwdhrsmov-
umuurmmm
h -d aabaiilmca d the banks. The
projacthcoaiplctadmptaa iclatcs to
thtwidtliofilllfect above South Kora
walk. lthaotilaaiasdoapailirutto at-
hptto-alataiuaprater width than
mmhtbhpartcttbcharbormnd
Dwarhwllbcduuaundcrthc project.
umwflmdtcfllaitmlcrmrw
' 7,3 _
loo-iwcvlc aauuu‘m‘.
Fire and Life ins
h. 2 South Main Street. ‘
‘ 6‘ m :Wmm mOUCDOCOQOIIOOII.O:m
, venue... It mun, Norwalkmuch “00
WMMW lot!I i‘»: . avenue...................3550
Mrmm tlotan Hcadowstmtcachw4350
_%unimitstreot,eacbfloo skisGolmHiRMeaohttm
LOCK
BANKER HOBBIES PURCHASE.
ll. lacuna tha low W farming
“hm-III“;
J. Fibrpout Homo, who with W
llam Rockétellcr my W ‘
llouaatonio railroad, again opencdh
1)“qu Wbcuthnm
wa'aagainclcredlrdlorpnbudbwot‘li-
mmdwflme in fact I
oftbemortgagebondroftheflew Eul-
land Terminal company. The trl s
tionwas one of the biggat individni
financial deals in the history of N01
England. 'l'heBridgupurtFarmeria ‘:
That Hr.an thought it mo:
tomakelucbaheavy investmentin .,
bondaofabunkruptoorporationisuoti
strangeacit may seem. Thciactjrtbi
lorhiaown protection and that of ..
partnerin the Hountonic purchaaoq
wellaaotherparties,llr.lforxanwas n
nmeasurcforccdtomaketbe pur'cbual‘.
After acquiring control of the Hour?
tonic with thealliatanco of Ole Conan
dated railroad the movcmcnttoquictl
“squeeze" the New England Tor
al company out of exbtcnce w:
started. The thing worked vol
well until the trustees and a nu
ber of the bond-holders ‘FtumblaV
with the result that the New Yoij'k
Supreme mm was asked to appointiu
, receiver for the Terminal company arid
to also enjoin the liousatonic d
company from diverting freight train
the New England Terminal compan‘
This movement the new managementai
the llousatouic and New York and Nap
England companies offset by applying (in
the com-ta of this state for a receive .
liav' mg cheating appointed in Bridgeport
to occur two hours earlier on the same
day that the New York hearing tubs
unsigned for, and finally by having a
temporary receiver appointed bgfc e
the business of the New York court laid
fairly got down to businais.
But the trustees also made a check-
inating move. When Receiver CatIfin
took charge of the Terminal company's
allairs that very night he found that he
was more of a receiver in name thin
in fact. lie} and the Wilson Point prop»
erty at South Norwalk everything wins
outdh'urcnclt. mien day the li-
ticers turned over to the trustees all ‘of
the tinting and other personal morality
and the New York real estate of the min-
pnny. Poesession is nine points of lfbc
law. Three shares of stock held by the
trustees, held at boy the owners of tjhe
other 4,997 charm. By the nppoiutrmint
of achr York receiver who might be
disposed to ilisngrm- with tiicCunneirti-
cut N‘t’t'll’l'l’ in ewrything pertaining to
the management of the Terminal omn—
pnny's atlairs. unpleasant and explan-
i he complications were almost certaiiii to
arise. There was just one sure way out
of thedilt'iL-ulty and Mr. Morgan choice
that way. He bought the bondn.
The apparent client of Mr. Morgan's
purchase will be to diam of all opposi-
tion to the contemplated winding up of
the New England Terminal mmpnlpy.
The trustees who have been mixing [the
me in the New York courts and who so
strongly opposed the appoidtment oil a
receiver in this state. instead of repro-
sonting partica unfriendly to the comer—
ate demhe of the Terminal coin y.
will rcptesentthe friendly disposch r
Morgan. All of the stock and DOMI-
holden will be practically united (Ind
will probably ark the New York count to
diam'm the proceedings there or elve iap—
point a receiver of their own choice.
The price paid by Iii. Morgan for the
bond isnot definitely known, but is
raid to have been conaidorahly in
than that mid by tliepartiea from whom
he [nirchaard them. ‘
YOU DON'T SAT 50! f
Tiic secretary of the State Board‘ of
Health has secured from the town c
the estimated population of each low in
the state of over 5. 000 inhabitant» lit a
basic on which to compute the d4 th
rate. Town Clerk ilinitli fixes the pi
latiou oi Norwalk at 20.1!” The
mate («Stamford h 17 900, which on
the Advocate to remark that our fig
are”rather boastful, to say the in
Norwalkcrcralncctboaalaut
urrawmpnblhhed.
Tnmianoclmlofpaople mercaav-
lll‘llllll the ltaliana. There are it
accountrinthc local banks crcdi to
them than a per-on would an . .
They actqueerly abiaittbstrra “3,
too. ltiauotunm-lforan Italian do
paritortogototbobauk and drawn»
allhhmoury and then return a
latertopntitbackmlu. (llwbatbc
banbdotheirbcatabout MW;
uamesoftheacpcoplc.butthe
ofthsbank»booklaonsofthcbcct .
of identification. Italian-nick do»
pain are fivqucntlyaccom by
oucoithrlrnumbrrwlwbnowahd to
speaklnflhh. ‘
ammmm.m.‘
Turailaywaaaacrctadlugly ..
haunt-ammo
myrrh- lltaiiitoidAdvowa. lib '
wucutwatflandaycvwilasby .
aailsvahabls you catch war .
commune-in
wardrllrJtmwaaaoicllatot
. r
and
“ ~ .mo‘.r.,m......mi
00D,
3 Gaorgslorfionulincman employed at
' ofbuniueaaaainthia town. During his
-and.thonghshedenicdit.hcrnicter
Fandllaudwmaxainaccaacddbriag
. deadinthcgrmcofheart disease. lip
. waaabrotherofOIdSportCampaua.
Ponrthonaand one hundred dollars 5»
WarmEN..aach......Il35
rance.
South Norwallt. Ct.
DI'I'I‘ AND 030m 1mm.
Mmummmwrwi
‘mhflp—l‘l M "ml-ll.
Ono bright sunny day nearly live
months ago lib Hand Hewitt. the
MMymdd daughter“ Richard
Neabitt, of Spring Hill. Nor-nib. and
theNcrwalkandSouthNorwathlcctric
Light company's ataticii. drove over into
New York atatcandwcrc quietly mar-
ried. Itwaa deemed beat tokccp tho
marriageacccrctandnot a word or it
lcakodoutuntil a few days ago. The
couplnhadbeenkeepingcmnpany buts
shortlimebeforctbeocremony, and no
onesucnectedtbetruectateofaflaiia.
WhenllrJloi-iconscveradhiaconneo-
tionwiththeelectricligbt company he
went to Dntcliem Junction N. Y..
whmhowusenmedintheuamclinc
absence his wife, accompanied by her
aim". Mrs. Edward Ferris. of Riverside
avenue, went to Philadelphia to vhit an
aunt. While there, the tact of the mar.
tinge came out through some remark in-
advertently dropped by the young bn'de.
ratharmrpcctcdthat it waa true. Upon
theirreturn home thcotber thy. Itrs.
Ferristoldhcrmotherofhor auapicioas.
married. Shedcclared that it was not
so, however, until last Sunday. when she
owned upto it. but refused to give any
particulars.
Ber panutu did not take kindly to the
nlair. ind plainly told her, 50. She
then concluded that. II the aecrct waa
out. ahewonld go over and inform her
«father. A. G. Morison, of 10 Summer
street, fora few days, it was decided
that she should board there. and the
has not since been home.
IirJioriacn'l a young man with a
w’uhes and hope that the romance of
his courtshipaud marriage may end in
the happiest manner. Hr. Morison came
to Norwalk from Matte-wan. N. \'.. and
his parents came bercaoon afterwards.
Wlmt~nalcr.
libs Junie Fisher, formerly of Green-
wich. a sister of Mrs, William J. Their,
of \anlward avenue, and Charm
Wuorat, of Elm Grove Plano. South Nor-
imlk, were married in Port Chester
last evening. They will residehere.
Callahan—Envy.
Mini Mary Henry and John Callahan.
both of West Norwalk, were united in
marriage last evening by the RM. D. M.
Seward, D. D.
HERE AND THERE.
Important Iowa at the eon-tyaud State
chronicled Iii a Condo-sail Form.
'l'heiirstelactriccar waarun through,
Norwich Saturday on a trial trip, and
appeared to work to the great mtiaiaction
of the owneiii of the road.
William P. Weaver. of New Haven,
rode l55 miles Sunday on a twenty'nine
pound bicycle in tvvelve hour: and
twentydive minutfl.
J. W. Bailey, of Newtpwn. boasts
wine of the hunt tobacco in the county.
He has 80,000 plants act. two acres of
whicbhaoforward thathe boputncut
It by Airgun 10.
A colored crook namchackson aviliiill-
ed A. Bracket, Stamford. out of 040.
Brecker was anxious to swap horses, and
Jackson. after he got the “O, drove oil
with the animal Bunker coveted.
Alexander Cainpaua. a special police-
mamwuonduty ymtcrdayat a picnic
at Parlochck. hatuixht be dropped
wortbof watched in tbeTotoulb ware—
hoincoltbc WaterburyWatcbcom y
werceciaadby ihccihtoina'aitthorltliaa
mmmaumm
Thawwaotlllddlctowabaavotid to
jointbocityaadcountylu the erection
olancwbuiidingthc town’s one-third
not to exceed WHO. The Icicctr
menwcraappolutcilara bulldiogcom-
mitten and unlimited to borrow the
monsyatllvcpercrut.
Burglar. coined the Couciilldatcd
atattonatflouyCrcck'i'ucailaycvaaing,
knowingnudoubttht a humour of
moncyhadbecnabipped than tluuugli
tbcAdama Expu- Company. The
nautical-lagthaphcomi‘bthcrnbbail
tooktbcain'avyhcmc. Oalytwntydu
mat-manned.
lthubaandhoovavadtbatthwahaa
matUWlu homicidal.
drawn by flaw“, ct
muumwlIbaualc
hmhhwhatbwautlhad‘ttaact
whom-council map-I5
tothaaaacaatcttbadlcmpmoy.
Amigo-Minoan (Jo-ml“,
MW‘IWWM
THE“. SECRET LEIIEDllilT
uitnuor or use nun rinsi‘ ,
a...
{.m‘nia wflfiihflhfl iiia
Myfimwnammu "
husband. who was staying with his 1"
bmdehucflerhimtbcir his ”m”
r
i
the location of a ship canal from Philadal-
pbiaauru- Ncw Jeraay to New York bay.
A... ..._._.
Can- t. I. Ital”.
W aniline-ms J —'l'he nomination
of Colonel F. A. Carr, Birth cavalry,
brigadier general. viccGaneral Stanley."-
tired. has hceii determined on.
t‘mziiiiiaainlew Curler IIc-iziza.
w ..~\ 1 t ...r. v July '3] —- t om iiias‘inin-r
(Halter oi the [usual land one... has aent
his resignation to the president.
lieutenant lay lltla Ill-ac".
le Yap, July It «Lieutenant Sidney
ll. lay. at the llaltcd Staten navy.com-
mittodnieidc by shooting bimaclf at the
United Service club He waa ofaoonvivlal
disposition. and received a latter from hi
mother Tue-day upbraldinz him for h
habits
Muller Dan- !loldu ll).
Borneo, July m.-—Dotaulter Dana of-
icred to turn over to the tvnatcracftbc
ulaaataao's wry.
lair-now. July Rte-Tho elections with one
must forOrkncy, an ovar,wtth
the rcrult that the tic-blind home rule
torcca have a majority of forty-two.
i.
chat _whcw-rcdlythoapacnhturlnthb hbor
' mom
Ianrl’n‘flt’ad dM’Ifili-duva
POM-Id the laminar-vacanci-
DIED-Illwhthodfiflc'h
ltaatlylaaahMInaaI-b.
Baa humane. July 31.-A horrible
du‘yotrhipwnckandndoua‘laanopaa
but under-W aau catatonic
emulation. ltthvowancirllghtupoa
hat-tadthrbrlci‘ahitiaad trauma!
“but hum—n... women and chit
drun—wbowcrshkan fiumthrsouthaca
Iowork on colaa phat-lions in fiction.
but Buptorabar the Tahiti put into Drake’s
bay.ntarflaul’randaco,bavlagbcenflowa
lnyhndrad Iiilfl cl her count. fin
wmlbortcl mmm‘ aldhcr
Mundbhucedctrwpain.
Aboardwmucarlyawtiilbort islanders
mubuwmt‘fm’hflm
umber. audthauwareahocoptain Pen-
(“and bkwflmKElnafithaNcw
York lawyer. and a youngphyalrian. Dr.
dolulIilmin. nth-m omen
thitpandaodtdtbam Incavltt.
micro. rcniaiaadabnudaudtcckoaa
“mun-modifiable. Thuportnt-
ldahtladca tactil- aunt-pt tonicstbc
butrbcgotawayaadcallsdforbsr
.SaaBaaltqlnico.
Alan-piracy.
’l'hanut beardotharwaaiaoaobor.
wbcnths strainar Roarvilloakhhdhcr
luau-[Wopflthcltancaacout
Watchinstcamualld-ilinlvc-ahhavs
butadlwpoasihlc survivor: without-no
can. Rv-thawrcckhlaatcoaicwhciaon
III-Puma.
New «aura-W rtory. laonlar
mammoth
Heb-immmmlaaranillo, Helico.
where he spent several iaoatha. Four ’
month-nubile Ip the ccastsixty miles
tromtherc. be heard or and violin! two
iaca. _
0n the fombdaythewonan died and
the men were torccd to eat portions of her
body to keep themaclvsa alive. For the
Int tow deya after leaving the brig it blew
a ‘”sale. and the men had all they could do
topvcvcnt the boat from being awampnl. ‘
bury ahowars tall. butdid there
a what fell tnthc boat or wu
1! i.
3??
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i
ii
i
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
warrant. Llano: cairn.
arm- ll.l.
Bolton ......... ubiftollllli—II!
trl-value ...... oooollooo—zaa
“hwy- ' “a '
.. s.ii.a.
mg“......urotooir art
......3ocuroooi—atar
RmaudRIualowJandaraandWaarcr.
Atlichork~ mini.
3&3 """ llll‘ll°°‘:l‘
....... o In I
than ”advert-HIM“
lczivar.
W no;
W...Iulaoooco—iat
Itlaata ....... Iatrcortc—Irt
“mfl‘vwmmm
um:
..... IO:IIOIO-l ”I.
......ll.0?mut och-tit 0
fl Smith-ad“;
3 aw. i :5“ ,W'ilfijgl
“unnubfillIOIOOIO—III
..... O QMOOIOWOFJI'I I
and nah-rum
Iran-mutual.
Atlachaatar— 3.13.
M..OODIOIIIII—.Ihl
Amnniuooooctuwrll
”mun-admin.
At an;
Wiiiiiiiitiifii
”.mn'y'iuamanwuawn
era.
Armba— an:
Wuhan"! I O I l 0 I 1 Fl. I I
m.........l I 0.0 O O l I l—Ilflll
,Mflmmachal-aa.
Alli-Irr- - no.1
Maine-cu: : g g z : :: b—‘g:
mliolaa.lat-ytiyaailicytztlhi'laiamlm
And we cxpcctto again,
[impose to giro. "u we alwuy ii W40”
g'randolcuringn
bio in a few words, we simply state
Saturdayand Monday, July 23 and 25,
Orin other wo
discount will Ids,
BEFORE.
onnutfialurdn Inning”?!
tosayus
thnton
orc. in o
Reapectiygvel we shall given
BEIEBII. DISCllllIT 0F 25 PER
andHonda‘ when we
before titanium
it in easier to count
muchas possi-
CEIT.
onoqusrtér oi! of your entire purchase. This
apply to cub and every article in our store. Fur-
thermore. this grand opportunity is only olfered you at the
South Norwalk Winston Store.
JUST AS A SAMPLE,
WILL WORK IN EACH DEPARTMENT
All Wool Cashmeres,
discount, will make them cost you
l
Fruit of the Loom,
llemembenhisllluy whereyuucan huyllie Cheapest.
WE QUOTE A FEW PRICES IN EACH DEPARTMENT
TO SHOW HOW THE
REDUCTION
DRESS GOODS.
DOM ESTICS.
price 50c, less the 25 per cent.
37k: per yard, during this mile.Wm
worth 90 per yard, less the 25 per cent.
discount, will cost you during this sale, 6&0 per yard
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
Mason'sFruit Jars, worth I]. 00 per dozen, less the
coat discount. will make them cost you during this
' per dozen.
NOTlONS.
25 per
sale, 750
Spool Cotton, worth lcspool, less the discount makes it cost
you 30 spool.
HOSlERY.
Gents’ Outing Shirts, worth 290, and “extra
with the 25 per cent. discount olf, wilhcost you 21
FINALE,
to
cheapl at that,”
The above are only samples to show how great a. benefit you
Monday; also
on to everything in the store.
will derive by tradinqlwith us on Saturday and
that the discount app
83~~WASHINGTON ST}
GEO. VAN AloS'l‘ YNB,
M. S. SMITH’S
POPULAR
lllll inns still,
A little MoneyW lines a Great Wt".
15 rill-3m
looms:
”WWW
immunibioilmcltiimas in album no limit
FOR THE SUMMER. SEE OUR
IF IN NEED OF SOMETHING COOL AND YET DURABLE
Shirt Waisis’
In White and Fancy Colors. made up of all kinds of materials,
which are displayed on our centre counter.
1
ltfhr’llclt'qclpslltllsmtslnismtt.l
humanism.» chillies It 5 nits until!
col Illa Illll
Willi ‘illi iii Iii
ltltlltlilllltttl.
Mills
filififi'si iiilliil: hillsn " J
ill. “-
ciyinl
r
muanume-m,
mmnmuumuu-rouuamnln.
Rathin
I'orGontaand
Rubber. guaranteedwatcrtigbt. atmmdDOomoh'w
SPECIAL N BLACK GOODS.
glmulisgnggbfpa fa"
l.
.; .
‘0‘” ~
'1... a.
3m mom BEI’IBTIEIT ‘
III the lawnsmfiisin Brats Bonds,“
Kinds,“
ourprlcmcodowngyour pioll’tgocaup. chlllaliow you-i5”
wmummmugndmu.
"°“"°"iiflllr8torecrow
will Pillars: i
Paints. Oils. Glass. ell:
newnis iiiiiii mam.
mums, min mam; iii“
niconnii. -
79-wési'iiifiii son
T5 8: late Ito
”6me Ir tails,
lllagara Falli.
Tbcllygciam and “Recreation ”mum-1T. chok.
JnlslToh it Willlmfil m
1 personal y conducted
cm” W“
$8. 50-- 0“Ml 808T. ~II. 50f
Norw k. board at excellent
admission to mthe sle
certs. mourning lficcat Fthclargc MW
etc. Sipping at many 0
or more a ide trips to the fanned”:
rates. Also reduced wmform the” gyiullerida
on the new Electric Railway with double deck
Pullman Palace Cars
Remember these populartrl
are given weeklv .beglnning Monday leuly ll
and every Monday
season.
$14.00 00"!” con 0!
'Grand (our-(la tri tn Thounnd blunt.
Tuesday. Angkor“ .slid to Niagarafallr.
Planoy for trips to the World's hir‘
lMatCMcagmwlllshorty bcprcacutcdaivc
tlnut service at lowest] rates.
Rout-rs can be
reulars containin
.Plalatcd.
33333 3.3333 .333“. ....3-
ru 0 can on a.
Train limes South Normlk at 9:18 ninth
!
Cradduck’s
Ill. Ill VII8lllllllTllll STREET.
The People's Inlet.
ALL KINDS 01“ Final! HEATS AND
FRESH VEGETABLES IN THEIR
SEASON.
Give us a trial and you will become a steady
customer.
Hard Times Prices.
G. W. CBIDDIlCli I Sill
Will [I
Sllll lllll
nmfic‘lflnk‘rihwmm.x for mpuiioiilntotanr
will turn abort tlmc veto
p‘apsr SOUTH} GOLD
rilm‘dandtllbe. Senda'.
lllustra tam
this
$333.23....
srpiorzuian
lflll Till ET
[IS (ME.
THE BELIIIP TEI C0.
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