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Till SYSTEM.
In Ins isles.
In low listless Days.
No Nuts Sleepless Nights.
With loosening Appetite and perfect Diges-
floa Hope “takes the place of despair; your
daily duties become a delight and Lifea
Joy.
‘ _. I: “I- Then stop that cough with
Yankee
LllNli- SBOTHEB.
Astyour nigh .oaabout it. and if not fully
“at! inquire at the
(lily Ilrug Store,
awamxurox on. 80.30RWALK.
5 ‘ . Orof
G. A. Gregory 8: 00..
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Maggie of aomobvaucborothoroftho
lfth users ooomrto increase the circulation
festivals. museum on making their
utmost calls upon their mental powers are
modwfo stimulate this nerve in one
vernacular. The late money and
Boat bundled cherries.“ an experiment
of m Woo that mastication will so—
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The weothor to-dayproraiooa to hegnoraliy
” V fmcloadytapntlycloudywith undecided
temperature empress“! by snow on
the «roots and followed by cloning. Tod-or-
row it momma tobo partly cloudy and slight—
ly warmer.
it
Tue statements made by Secretary
Mansfield relative to the tramway in this
city and his promises to make the track
satisfactory to the modalities will prob-
ably tenninato the legal proceedings di-
rected by the Common Council, and,
weather permitting, the tracks will be
laid, ascontemplated, this winter. The
disposition shown b‘ the company to
make the road of the most modern and
. best character and to fully consider tho
city’s interestshas quite generally obaago
ed public sentiment. It remains only
for the oompauylto make good its prom-
ises, which we believe it will. to convert
all its opponents to friends.
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8011" NORWALK.
What tho Poop'io of Our City are Doing
and Bovine.
Expresisnan Jane’s horse is dead.
A. Dickerman a Son advertise ready-
made pillow cases and sheets.
Mrs. Iizzie Been, of Cross street,»
ceived a severe fall on the ice yesterday.
injuring her back and side quite badly.
-New England peanut tail y at loads,
51 Washington street.
Nearly eight cur loads of snow were
carted away yesterday from thedepot
platform and the Washington street
crossing.
The steamer Falcon returned last
night from Keyport, N. J., were she has
been for the past two months, harvesting
oyeters for the early New York market.
Sturtsvant isreoeiving holiday goods
every day at his bargain house on North
Main streét. His assortment this year
will eclipse everything he has before at-
tempted.
—l’ure coffee with pure cream, 5c. a
cup. depot restaurant. Open all night.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Housetonic Railroad company
will be held in the Homtonic railroad
oflice in Bridgeport, at 10:30 a. m., De-
cember 20. .,
o'l‘he annual meeting of the South Nor-
walk Fire Department, for the election
of a Bond of Engineers, will be heldth
evening at 8 o'clock, in the parlors of
Old Well Book and [adder company.
—Prof. Ilonseworth will be at If. B.
Rood's. 16 South Main street, Saturday,
December 3d.
Robert Boatty died last night at the
home of his grandson, William A. lior»
ton, 62 Taylor avenue. in the ninety-
tbirdyearof hisoge. Tbedeoeased has
two children living. lira. James Packs,
of St. Louis, and Frank Bcatty, of New-
burg. N. h
funeral have not yet been completed.
{pumpkin sociable was held last even-
ing at the residence of George Burr
Smith, in Saugatuek. Both lira. Potter
and Melville Allen goo-ed the weight of
the big pumpkin and it was divided he-
tIven them. The second-sized pumpkin
was won by lilo flinnlo Nash, of South
Norwaik. The occasion waso very ca-
joyableoue.
—Reosouable prices at lane's depot
restaurant. Opoaallulght.
The first of the series of oooiables to be
inaugurated this season by Uneoln
Council. 0. U. A. 11.. wasbeld in their
halllasteveniaandwal a grand suc-
cess. About on people were present.
Dancing wasthe feature of tboovonlng
and was greatly enjoyed. Glover’s
orchestra furnished music and Harry
Richmond prompted. The ascend soci-
able will be given Downriver it.
“The Troy Hand laundry," North
ilaiustvsitmpoufmtm a. m..uaul
8pm¢8gtfldays10pm Fine work
aspecialty.
Thom board of adjustment. eon-
iotlogofltalo'i'roomer Bury. Comp-
trolkrMaadflmJosamiahflahsy,
mmwmIrorm
oftholfownavonaadlhrbymoubmyaud
3mm Islamic raiiruods no
otookiafztiioliswffork.lowlisvoaaad
Hartford road. This complain the
you“ hid-tho flowYorkoad
muddtho. three
Arrangements for the .
m
Chptaio Enoch Wood is taking Wtbe
military enrollment in the South Nor»
walkdlltl'lot. '
'l'bostototruontolllcor wuia South
Norwalkyutsrdayandnotiilods num-
beroftboporoatstoosad their children
tosohoolmovovogalsrly.
—A full line of fresh confectionery at
launch. 51 Washington at. ‘ ‘
The macheuot the maximum. of
llorviulk will receive their salaries for
November tomorrow. it taksraboat
$.51” to pay them every month $1.15:L
50 of which comes to South Norwalk.
Old Well Lodge. F. and A. 11., has
been invited to visit Union Lodfe,
Btamfordmext Wednesday. evening. The
members will leave on the.0:50 train.
Grand Master Sterling will be present
and witnem the work of the third de-
gree.
—An assortment of fresh iluyler’s
candy at Lane's, 51 Washington street.
Last week Levine & Rodrauz. New
Haven jduk dealera.soldacar load oi
scrap iron to Norman L. Austin. of the
borough, for ‘120, which amount Mr.
Austin promisedtopay in a few days
The firm became impatient, however.
and yesterday afternoon came to Nov-
walk and issued attachment papers for
the sum 01W. When oillcer Conley
went to serve them the matter was satis-
factorily settled.
'esterdoy afternoon word was sent to
Raymond & Merriam's store at Elm
Grove Place that their horse, on account
of the stealing of which appeared ex»
clusively in Tm»: Bxx‘mvm was in Street
Commissioner Fitch‘s burn on Hillside
Place. The horse was found walking
along Taylor avenue. where. it is suppose
ed. it was left by the persons who took
it. The firm have as yet been unable to
ascertain who drove the horse away,
but are inclined to think that it was the
work of boys. w..- __
-—Notice C. B. Harvey's special
Thanksgiving advertisement on another
Me-
Coal is still selling for 06 a ton in
South Norwalk, with no prospect that it
will benny lower before the beginning
of the new year. The reason given why
coalisaway upia that it is costing the
doaiermore money tbsp it did in 1891.
Stove and chestnut are selling at an
advance of fifty or sixty cents. while
egg and grate are selling for a trifle
more. The present high price is due to
thefact that the demanthis your up.
preaches very near the output. notwith-
standing that tbe output this year is
1,500.000tonagreater than in 1891. the
biggest yearoureoord.
~1-‘resh broken candy at Lane's. 51
Washington street. ._.__
About thirty members of liormony
Lodge, of New Canaan. visited 01d Well
Lodge, No. 108. F. and A. 11., last even-
ing, the majority coming down in sleighs.
The third degree was conferred upon one
candidate. The degree team received
many compliments for the excellent
manner in which the work was conduct
ed. At the conclusion of the ceremonies
a sumptuous collation was served and
speeches were made. All report having
had a fine time. it is probable a visit to
"New Canaan will be made by Old Well
Lodge in the near future:
0n the counters of James 11. Flynn
will be found a most unique New York
publication called The Doll's Dressmak-
er. ‘Tbio monthly magaziaois a guide.
companion and friend to little women
who love their dolls. and will serve to
keep many little fingers out of mischief.
and help mothers in their march for
something new to occupy their little
girls' minds. The low sulucripticu price
offlayeor plaouitwithiathoreoch of
all. and no more appoprioto Christmas
gift too young miss could be selected.
~Chrlstmas Century an Flynn‘s.
mm”..-
0. 8."Gregcry advertiosoiuthisluuo
tlrathobasobtaiaedaGillettobomcllp-
ping mhinothobutmade.“ secur-
odtbossrviceocfan experienced opera.
tor, and thatordonfor clipping willbo
promptly attended to and thoroughly
mooted. The boat judges are of the
that horses uood fwroadpur-
posesdobsvtwithtbsirsurpius hair or
removed. and when itlodouomoporiy
the horse’s appearance is certainly lia-
provod. ‘l'hooowhotruvttholr hos-solo
”.mIathlaEutNorwaikst-blo,
wilthavotbem olippodiutbobeotmauc
In and under the most favor-bloate-
cum
mum’s,“ Washington atvoot, open
arty-adieu.”
Tholoviowofltoviewsfer December
oasistaswlihroasarkallooutsrprisvaod
obititythouoat reputadou this mou-
aiaohaewoufor nun-I. mot pro-
mmwmumm
its almost misr- Maul are
.mmm thirty uftho
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W. M.........___.......
NORWALK NEWS.
A lire-y Budget of Roma Irv-u tho
Borouwh In! of Iowa.
W. 11.13am. whohmbeea sick. isout
«suin-
The paving of Main street was resum—
ed this morning.
lilssl”. N. Passive is spending the
wiatcr' In fondue.
M
Mr. and live. liichael'Gray.of Brook-r
lin avenue, are the parents of a girl
baby, born yesterday. , »
A match gameof pool between Hall,’
of Norwalk. and Taylor. of Darien. wIll
be played Monday night. for a purse
of $50.
-—Clairvoyaat, 7 Water st., Norwalk.
. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hunt have re
turned from their wedding tour. and are
receiving the congratulations of their
friends.
All the circles of the King's Daughters
of the Norwnlk hietodist Episcopal
church will meet on Friday, at 3 p. m..
at the home of Mrs. W. 11. Olmstead,
10 Union Park.
There is 1| borough by law which re-
quires that sidewalks shall be cleaned
after a snow storm. How well this has
been enforced in some localities can be
seen by anyone who has occasion to walk
about town.
There was excellent coasting on
Prospect Hill last night. A large num-
ber enjoyed the sport. Only two so-
cidents are reported. One young man
was run into by a double-ripper and
knocked senseless, and another had his
head badly cut.
The storekeepers on Wall street were
startled this morning by .1 very loud
crowing, which arose from under J. hi.
Benedict's news counter and prorreeded
from at Plymouth Rock cockerel. for
which "Morris" is raking the town with
a line tooth comb to find an owner.
bliss Agnes Murray. of Greenfield liiil,
against whom Judge J. 11. Ball last week
gave judgment for $1,750 in favor of
Miss Adelia Bubbell, of the same planet
has given notice to her lawyers to carry
the case to the Supreme Court. Miss
llubbell sued for $20, 000 for injuries ro-
ceiIed by a ram owned by the defendant.
——if Miss L'ora llobbey Reunion will
communicate with Mrs. J. 11. Remson
she will hear of something to her ad
vantage.
The Ansonia Sentine suggests good
roads as an interesting subject for study
during the present winter. Every coun-
try town and every city in the state needs
them. The former can induce people to
settle by building good roads; the latter
can induce trade to come in by good
roads. Let's study up this thing this
winter.
The seven oldest living members of
the Odd Fellows in Connecticut. who are
all charter members of QuinnIpiac
Lodge. No. 1. of New Haven, are as fol-
lows: ll. 11. Poole. who joined in Octo-
ber. 1839;Ca1vin Russell. on January 25,
1811: Robert Sizer, January 28, 1841;
Albert Minor, August 30, ill-i1: D. O.
Thatcher, January 28, 1311;C.(3. Clin
too. August 25. 1842. The oldest mem—
ber, Aaron Boldon, who joined in Sep-
tember. 1829. died a few days ago in
New Haven.
On Thursday the newly elected officers
of the league of American Wheelmen of
this state will take their uilieeo for the
ensuing your. The chief consul will be
transferred from Bridgeport, where the
office has been held by Calhuao fathom.
to Hartford, the home of A. 11. Schu-
macher. the newly appointed candidate
to that ofileo. The mehry and Imam
urer will be a Bridgeporter. P. W. West.
lake succeeding E. A. DoBols, of ilorti
ford. to the office. There are 2,675 1.. A.
W. members in the state.
—-At Ht. Paul's church hour, this and
tomorrow afternoon and evening. my
handsome articles of fancy work, sultan
bio for Christmas presents. will he on
saiez‘liso a variety of dolls to please the
little folks. Tickets of admission. to
and iii cents. I;
Thethird oatoflalumontln the Y. if.
C. A. course will be held in the Norwalk
Opera noon. Wednesday «coin. De-
cemberm'i‘hvortimwlll bolts. Wade,
the charming soprano: Charles some
coiebvstvdvtoliaist. ian-dowlilaiv
wayodravvshooaoboro. Tblaiohsr
third venomaudoho wouiioroaik
heartrfrouitboilnt. Bergman-riot!
ouoofl’atti,whomysbsroolfshob.
popularbseamspsoploiovohu
Wade'svotooisolugaluiy pIuo
Modhhudfishigmyw
antic. .
Hummiumrotmtdmt.
If:
looinh. humorist: Gustav Kopp, tho‘
A. Dick‘crman as...
34 WASHINGTON STREET. souru NORWALK. “CONN.
Telephone cull 18'2.
CHAS-E.
[ENDING BIOBEI.
Frank Baliwltzis 111 at his home on
Adams avenue.
,Tho Women‘s Relief Corps of Bucking-
ham Post, 0. A. 11. will elect amour-U
this afternoon.
While the Eagle wn unloading in
New York yesterday “Jack” McDonald.
the mate. sprained his book, incapacitat—W
big him for work.
Allen Betta A: Son of liorwalk
mmeucod cutting the ‘ on view
party in Sanford town, Had Ievéril
ups are hauling it to their mill in Nov-*1
alk. ’
WAftertlIeclore oi the basins. meet-
ing of Pilgrim Council, 0. U. A. 11.,
last evening. an oyster supper was
served and a social time enjoyed. The'lb
gathering broke up about midnight.
Henry Hawxhurut, the milkrnan. was
driving his team of horses along Harbor
avenue this morning, when they becamom
so unruly that he used his whip on them.
They reared and plunged, breaking the
harness, pole and whiilletree of the
wagon. Thus freed, the homes dashed
around the corner and upOrcbard street,
leaving Mr. Bawxbnrst sitting in his
wagon gazing at them. At the corner of
kiaple street and Franklin avenue they
were captured by Julius Lang, a driver
for hire. Josephine itemson.
Pensions have been granted to the fol-
lowing residents of the state of Connec-
ticut: Original—J. J. F'nher. George A.
Hall. George 11. Swords. Robert Clark,
Cyrus B. Avery. James Carey. William
C. Steele. Albert E. Gainer. Charles
Castle, Giles V. B. Smith, Daniel 8.
Jackson, Sanford 1.. Hunter, Joseph
Underwood, Daniel Cabill. Rsail Castilo.
Reds-rick Stein, Harlow Spencer. George
E. Northrop, John D. lockwood. Addi—
tional—Sdos Silvernall, Hiram )1. Cole.
Original widows—Julia Ann Perkins,
Mary E. Matthews.
Mr. J. P. Blaine.“ extensive real eo-
tate dealer in Du Helm, low'a. narrow-
pneumonia while in the northern part
oftbat state during a recent blizzard,
mystbe Saturday Review. Ilr. Blaine
lag the storm and was so thoroughly
chilled that he was unable to get warm,
andinsideofauhwrafterhhroturn he
was threatened with a severe case of
weumouia or lung fever. lir. Blaine
sent to the nearest drug store and got a
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
of which he had often heard, and took .I
number of large doses. lie says the ef-
fect was wonderful and in a short time
he was breathing quite easily. lie kept
on taking the medicine and the next day
was able to come to Des Moines. Kr.
Bluize regurdes his cure as simply won-
derful. __ __
011111 T118 RIVER.
flows and (lo-sly of the Day I- [out
liar-oil.
1:}. (Y. L'aswcll is greatly improved to-
day.
D. 31. l‘inch‘s powerful teams attach-
ed to a large snow plow scraped the
new oil of \‘unZaudt avenue yesterday,
and the men immediately commenced
the work of laying the rails for the
tramway company.
IDWAYTDN.
div. Whipple. connected with the
\Vhipple Home school in Mystic, has
been visiting at the residence of O. W.0
Bryan. Iir. Bryan's daughter formerly“
taught in the school.
NOB0’l’0N.
Dr. W. (l. Brownoon. hospital physi’
clan at Fitch’s Soldieva' Home. will do-
llver a lecture tomorrow evening in the
Presbyterian church. lilo subject will
be “Some Practical Advice Concerning
the Life that now is. ”
1mm 8. Abbott. now postmaster at
Nam. will have here the middle of
this moothaud beware assistant swoo-
tary of the Y. 11.13.11.111 Stamford.
Ir. Abbott boobsou actively emaciated—
in the work. and will eventually attend
a training school far Y. I. C. A. sacro-
tattoo.
on
more lame! to Ian's.
The amount of oyaen exported to
Europe for the week ending liovrmber
It. was as follows:
manual. roar. oaasau.
(in-aisle Livorfiol
barrio
limo of California fila:gow
Bolivia
basis
ammonium-M iioltu. It will
aouiyalvvayuffootauuotoousulgbt’s
limo. Tblsromedyhahoafavoriio for
MWMh-vumdmyvoryu-
vetoes-I.
ifsi'owforkmllo-irogtvmadh»
e
have
limped onset the seven“ “W of . _
had occasion to drive several mils dun"n m
warn-no.“
or. Www%m
Amwwghm is- competent cook
oroncu
Apply.“ at at West avenue. Norwalk.
MW“! 1111‘ . M"
aired.
l lw
romance front room an...» for 1;,
us brv m
Sléotmm doorof
water in. Beat the”.
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thout boovd. Appl at o.
’uflit
“whom-hora
“#:‘m ”I“ 6 ”MIN,
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In “Patrick link”
n.1mhmkomry. an." e
Mechanics
HOUSE” No. 8 lain” street. newly pa
ind; water in. 11
or two families; water on
condition. 1
out street, South
llmood
stroot.oao
both doors; inom
ii. Knapp.”
4
Norwalkroad
1100318 .311 floor. 111) Ely avenue. Rent
inquire oiiice Old Well Char €0.83
Hollfilibvoorna. Water street 99.“); house
arooms. Water sire t “or: house “net
.9110: louse Five \llle flit'I-r.
What shop with engine and boiler.
ad Bros.
Hudson-son Wood street. 1. -
niro at grocery store. cornme'Voldd
n25"
red
1.06
ouso
uiro of John
'orwalk. 1' 1
Iii.) t
5.
m3
NIGEL" furnished mom or board. grind
tory.
1:011“I receptions. .eutoit
hal
accommodations. at it Franklin street
or inquire at Luther “rights carriage far-
1:21 1!
ainmlents, parties and
\‘i ater street.
Norwalk. Electric lights and all madam con-
vanioacos.
J. D. Jenningsd Knight street.
At reasonable rates. inquire oi
I121 3m
wood
I
1"
Wood
. vet floor. corner South
Main street and Hartford Place.
’15. Four rooms corner Woodward avenue
and me street. Rent :9. Apply to E. f‘
M1
Toll“ rifle).
CARV 1N0 knives. pocket knives. shears and
scissors. South Norwalk Hardware 0.
moss-T“
Till store lately occupied by the .l. and .i.
Hermann C.ompanv also a suite of moms
anames' block. Apply to i‘. ht Job bu Lock
_,_“‘5,_" _
lie at
an?”
MAL L black and tan dog, wearing collar
tied with
loose return to
~tl_il.a.ble__ reward]
eilow rlbbo
fl.
Finder will
.Ray mend. 57 West stlreet.
LARGEold. speckled cow. red and white. four
old.l'1uder will be rewardcdb
returning nor to lose
walk uruotlfyl ngl.
outfitting A. Remmn Nor-
ite.llowayton. '('f.
“1"
“Tu' candor. 8:16.
ICE in con“herein given that the undersign-
colloctor of taxes. under and by virtue
duly executed
by power authority and directed
eoliacto
houndorslgued. commanding him to levy
Smith Williamson
mm
sum being a“ tax or men pop
the htnadoin an by the inhabi-
WE
tlaidu
taut-I of the town of.Vorwa1k.roguiarl and
assembled. to wit. on the 31h ay of
December. A. 1).. 1:01 met for the purpose of
ttny- ‘
SABDENES. .
LEHARCHAND Lemme, one CADEIIU.
W
lMPOBTED . v , ‘8
Cherries, Strawberries, etc..‘ In glass, Macedoines. Brunei sprouts, .
French Peas, Asparagus. Capers, Olives. Solid Oils, Truffles.
A full neortment of Pickles.
,. ..
SEYMOUR,
33 WNOHINBTIIN 8'11. 80. HllHUNlK.
“Liars quarters lamb, to.
PEOPLE'S NINRKET.
13 North Main Street. South .Vorvrulk,
Telephone Call. 523.
free of clmrgeu " 1‘ three III 1111118.
mities.
cases were I. jt‘CLtPl :15 inc III-able.
sure and certain in no results Epile
forms of nervous dist-1m pcmnm mix.
easesof men
more, t'unc ‘
ding for the indobudneee of said town. ~ »—
ofvies coupon the following described real estate
follows. to wit:
Northerly and soother!
formerly of Samuel;
Now York. New
And 1 shall at-
Kris-misc» herein
ay of January,A
halo fthoauid Smith W
Smith Williamson.
situated in Town of Norwaiit. and bounded as
by land now or
Omsieod and tie-ore
t) Keefer. easier! about 87 feet by land oft e
Hartford 11. R
Co..and westerly about 11!) feet by highway
known as Bouton strut.
l“!!!
ms.
at public auction on the
Aura. described. on the. ltith
at 10:15 o',clack
fortnoon, so much thereof as will raise the
sum of two (fl) dollars. that being the favor—
illlammn of t e sum
total in said list. together with the charges of
levy. sale. etc.
l.
of a certain lax warrant.
cullev t of
and logali
of Detroit:
follows to wit. ~—
Novihorif
formerly o
t). Rot-lav
signed by proper authority dam
undersigned. commanding him to levy and
Smith Williamson
and other prams named in the rule book. on
the list Iosald warrant annexed. their M"! ml
proportions of the aura total as therein stated
sum being a for or mment laid upon
beamsvnent list made in 1% by the in
habifantu of the town of Norwaik. regularly
mmhlnl. to wit. on the list tiny
I. A. 1).. 11... met for that
“(providing for the lmiehtednmof no If town.
You Mllwn the following Elm rlhetl real estate
GEORGE 8.51.10113.
Tax Collector. List of mm.
Dated of Norwalk. November 16. A. 11.. 1m
“‘1'
Smith Williamson.
situated in town of Norwalk and bounded so
all. Zidl
. . ' .
Tu collector a Sale.
YO’T'ICF ls hercb given that the undersign—
ed. miles tor 0 taxes. under and by virtue
t‘xenttml and
diva ted tutln
urpvm-
aad southerly by land now or
llamuol E. (llmatead and ”on
easterly about r foot by land of
New Yovb. Now Haven and Hartford it. it.
Cot. and woetorlny“ about till feet by highway
known as 110qu
and 1 sh
’mis'elemoi abutA
a sunny
ion m» much
I
“met
all sell at public auction. on tho
are described. on tho loch
KC. II 0 o 'clocb.
thereof as will raise the-sum
“we dollars. that being tho proportion of the
charges oils ".6
i 893.
Harper’s Weekly.
"JAE STIR! BID.
m
clitoris-v.
”roll-o
a un-
mm.-
flotilla Williamson
of the sum total in said flat. together with tho
.stc.
fix: 11.31;. JOIINM
.9.qu
nl‘lfldi
iiaum‘a Wm“ is ochnovvluioed as
standing first among illustrated woolly per-
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The sell—known American l‘nmedy.
The North
and the South.
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am. roasts rum
Isa. salsa varm.
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and Hitched II Imi-
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will nifsv for tho lost in tho M
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