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lug atthebome of Kr. and Ira?!“-
liamStevemfiontblslnetreet.

llaw Task liar-Id Weather telecast.
Tbswsistherto-day promises to be partly
cloudy tectondysadsliahtly warIIerJollew.
edbyssowaadralaewltb to; on the coasts.
Towmltprosalns to be from dondyto
partly cloodyand stormy. preceded by snow
andratn with fog.

43mins Thatcher has a new part in
“Tuxedo," which 3 very funny.

 

Francis & Co's store Wednesday night.

m or m The police recovered it yesterday.

toll-‘tbe weeke‘rdlflacdulgm
for theuletterewillplsase
sociable intheir band room in theold

inc.
-—Great sacrifice sale of clocks and

VI.
H‘ n ' In. 3' 0' 8‘" "L millinery at I]. Kriexer‘a.80uth Norwalk.

Norwalk~BIrnet Bloom. Him Her
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You gave us my" a bright blue sky.
And somélhhss stormy weather.

800T" NGBWALK.

H: ————— held Monday afternoon.
What "to People of (lav (III, are lining:
and Saving.

A Ham NEW YEAR. hand at lane's, I'll Washington street.

This is the last day for the leap year
girl.

—-“Turedo" pleases everybody.

0, D_ Newman, the pointer. is mum", the harness broken.
to his home, 21 Union street, on secoum

of illness.

Mr. and Mrs W. ILSmillLd West
street, have lR’l'll visiting Mr. and Mn
Wayto A. Raymond. in New York city

news III the death of hill father, (5 tie!
Frost. at Sknneuteles, N. Y.. All.
left for that place thIs morning.

 

—.-\ largo variety of fresh candies at
small prices, at Lane's.

Mr. and hire Charles Wright Ito to P- It
Richmond. Staten Island, tomorrow to
visit Hrs. Jane Decker. aged eighty-two
yearns

rlnvilund street. South Nurwalk, tit.

—~)fire Annie DrVoII, graduate of thr
Merrill lItieliiesa college, has been placed
with the firm 0! Lnnnsbnry a Sonic.

' " th. do I.
Sunford.wbwkkeeper. IlrsttImesInce eat-ct II

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Chmles Walgrain. of Brooklyn, New
York. will spend New Year’s at his son
in-law's, Fred Pitaer, 112 Woodward
avenue.

cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.

 

~H. Krieger is selling cloaks at twenty
per cent. below cost.

The Housatonic passenger coaches are
being repainted and numbered to come-
pond with the Con-flidstcd road's
coaches. ___._..

——Raymond loose is still with “Tux-
edo.” Don’t fall to bear but sing.

31.

florist.

W Hall, next Friday evening.
Colfax Encampment, No. 31,]. 0. 0.

l".. will confer the initiatorydegreelon
day night, January 2nd. Oilicerv will
he installed the same evening.

«Delicious homrmsdeKakefreshto-
dsy,atlane's.lil Washlngtoastrest.

35.an Mimi Ii» Bone
. fisflsmdldatsdrosl'wiilhs’
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terwrallroad.

Norwalk.

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Anolsterwssstolenhoai in frontof

Glover‘sAmerican Band will hold a

M} Congregational church, Wednesday even-

The pound party/ti have been given
by the Temperance Reform association,
has been postponed until next Saturday

7 " Good-by. out I'm. Good-by l” "Winfi-
”cubs. sinner. send-by.” George Weed, of Stuart avenue. enter-
WV" mm “In“ “Yuk"; taiual about fifty friends last evening,

at his home. William Shepard, violinist,

furnished music.
But we've had lots of fon— '
We've skated. fished and heated; -Reuouablc price at Lane's depot
And I’m as them ia dons. restaurant. Open all night.
‘In' ”l we've been promoted. _.__._.
M hr, 0m yearhcood by. The tire loss in the United States for
Old Eighteen-ninety two: the week endlng Friday, December 23,
Thousb Ninety-three is bromine nlsb- was $3,027,000. hiss since January Isl,
Y“ “b our '0" with you. 1W2. 312i 035,990. Average loss per
01d year. be brave and prond: day , $9,075.
With banners floating o'er you. __._.__._
You join the shadowy crowd 'alvsuox qtnofi put “new“ ‘Ia‘
or yesrsthit went before you. .13“, '5"de a“ 3. 501-391 3.".5 .3“ '
Good imam year. goodIhy; yo sssoqosnd in base In consent v—
With ”finis" to your story. —-————-—-
11; :1;me 0‘“ “.335“ Lizzie. the fonr-munths-old daughter
0 8 your war II s . . .
_H”W.Youx Peopla- of Mr. and hire. lIrsnk BobInson, dIed at

their home on Charles street. East Nor-
walk, last evenIng The lunernl will be

-—Plenty of fresh Buy let‘s candles on

Butcher Wadhama’ borne ran away on
South Main street this morning. the re
sult of having been frightened by the
cars. The wagon was overturned and

Colonel Rumell Frost received 3 Me-
gram late last night, bringing the and

trust

——Junius Brown does pointing, papa
hanging and general jabbing. Unit-r
slate to pot oriice. P. 0. address. So. ti

Henry Jenninss, a driver (or the
Adlma Express company. who fractured
nbone in his tons a week ago lI'rId.Iy
niéht, thle delivering Christmas pack.
aces. was out today on cruIcnes, for the

——Pure codes with pure cream, “in. a

The members of the Baptist church
have engaged the Cecelia Bradford Trio.
of New York city, to give a concert in
the church, Tumday evening. January
Thetrio consists of Cecelia Brad-
ford, solo violinnt; Charlotte Bradford,
elncntionlst. viohnistand vocalist, and
Johnny Bradford. the wonderful boy

Jose and l‘rillman are with "Poa-
edo.’ Bear their new songs at Music

In another column of To: Sunni. to-
day will he found some advertisements
in poetry, penned by P. L. Defend,
which includesomeof the most promi-
nent and reliable tradesmen of South
The merchants should be
patronissd, and'onrcitlssussbonld give
thedealsrssdvertissda call before pur-

l—lfyon have but seem mu.
Krieger's, and boy a stlyhh jacket. You

Plansarebeinxcarrlsdontforsseries
ofspsclsllnestinaeamongthem
lions] church. of the Pairfield West
Consociation during the winter. For
this purpose the churches have been
divided hto four groups. each group
hcingnndsrthecareofamsmhsrofthe
committee. The special meetings are
tohearrunsdforhatween theWsekof

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tbsp-Ibis“ fits-historic:
Wei-gums”:

sonnet sews.

“A Iva-u We! Items from the
mud”.- '

FudsrlckBeldcolssick at his home
ontbaGrsss.

gt. Paul'sflnlld will meet nesthi‘é-

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“(last Muslims in ' 5;
ndohildien's garments this vised”;

Bostonstcrv,1lorwalk.

 

The Painters' Union will hold a special
meeting Toaday evening. in St Joseph's
llsll, Nor-talk.

Henry Cornell, of Norwalk, has re
turned front a fishing excursion ’to
Wampns Lake, in New York state.

Samuel Foster, clerk at the Novwalk
freight other, left town this morning to
spend New Year's wi II relatives in New
Jersey. _ m __

The funeral of Mrs llsryetta Main
was held from her late home on the
Westport road at 9 oclock this rnornin;I
Tho interment was at Branchville.

~‘l erhapa you have trial Hale's LIIII I
BIL-uni If you llll‘lrlr'h ask Hale for n
frw- sample bottle.

William Parker. of New York. a til
spend New Year's with his latlwr. C. A.
Pair -r, of Mott ave-nutI ile wI Ill 8357,, .. ii
solo at St Paul‘s church to months.

A “or spending n Week's VscntIIIn II .tiI
h r grandparents. Mr and Mrs. D. S
Burtrmn,of nigh IIII-st. Miss Lulu l‘ry
rI-IorIII'Id to her home in New York my
this morning.

—Knndy sold low to have fresh all the

Iillif‘. Lune II, 51 Washington street.

The Board 0' Education has decide-I to
hour the [MINI schools reopen on Tues-
day. instead of Monday. The schools
will be in amino at Saturday to make
up for the lost day.

The retrieves. at Grace church nvaI
week will be as follows: Thursday. 8 p,
m , Evening Prayer and address: Friday,
the Epiphany, 10:30 I. In ; llorntng
Prayer and Holy Communion.

om‘ipecial values in latiivs' muslin
sklrte. new will. at 596, 69C. The and
05v. III. the Boshm Store, Notwnlk.

J hn Kelly will spend New Yeahs in
jail. lie w soot on n spree yesterday
when he was arrested by Officer Mart-II
f-Irdrunitennves. This morning Justin-
l.‘-I\Il'~l.;o- N'Ill iIIIII II) thII trunmy jail for
tea I! Iys.

it b Is been decided to Cllihll;t.' the lile'
(If the funeral «f Henry liillspcmgts (rm.
this afternoon until In a: Til why 2|IlIPV‘I
Tau- tern Jr.» uni b- Intern-d in
New York, on

(it! ‘ll.
ilrlibfi!’ county.

\‘I‘t-Ilnmlay.

TII‘I-nuuual rum-lingo! t‘II.- [first Linn»
gregzuiminl church IsIIl lw.‘ held out
Thursday owning, win-II reports frum
thr- various tlrptrlments of church work
will be gin-Ii illill IIlli‘rers elected for the
ensuing you.

miss tlIiI chance to got
four card siw picture» or seven
lwtl gems for 25 cents. taken min
or shine. at the new gallery. Main
street, near Hoyt.

«Don't.

Ladies will be at the Y. if. C. A. room
on and after lo‘clock. Monday afternoon.
to receive donations of cake and sand-
wiches from all interested in the mp-
tion to be given to the young men that
afternoon and evening.

Hrs. Emma Waterbury gave a party
at her home on Pleasant avenue. Bast
Norwalk, last night. in honor of her
cousin, lies Mamie Connors, of Water-
bury. A merry party was present. and
apleasant evening was spent. Suppa
was served at 11 o'clock.

Walter Bessnt’a new serial Itory gr.-
litlad "The Rebel Quesn"willhe first
introduced to American readers thron
thepa'gesofliarpers'llsnr. The ow
in; chapter will appear in the next nail»
bér of that periodical. pd'bllshcd Jantfll'y
7tb—-the first number of the new vol-
onto.

~ltisworth your while to call and
medievalnestnnewmnslinnndsrwesr,
atch.2fic.Ic.0c,llOc, “c. We, see
snchJobsfonnd on separate tables
attheBoatnnMNorwalk.

In. Emily Webb, the whild. wlf‘ ”of
Williamfl.Webb,colorsd, of thema-
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ltistobsbopedthatthemannho “MW“ nighhiissinasssiomcoadltlonatku
tskescareofthstownehck 'm m —-PrsshKandy IthMWuhing» Ironic, under medical treatment. The
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s4 WASHINGTON sinner. SOUTH uonwaut. come.

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Georxeii. Waterbury, who but hes
seriously ill, isontspln.

 

Ills- Bes-Iie Bridges,“ Itasca Place,
Norwalk, left town this morning for
asbortvhitwithfrlendsat Oyster Bay.
.I—Wepattsrnsionswfismbnm
sing. or» to four inclws wide,. It 8c
M" The Basins Store. liorvslk

”Md". K. “pills willigive an address
to the young men at the Y. M C. A.
song service tomorrow afternoon at. 4
o’clock.

After the installation of the oflcers
of Our Brothers‘ Lodge, 1. 0 0. III, neat
londsy night. a banquet will he served.
The mod officers will be present.

 

 

Postmaster Hobbs“, who has been at
the allies but two days since his attack
of the grip, was obliged to give up again
yesterday and go home. He was unable
to beat the onlce this morning.

 

--Yon can get a good muslin corset
cover today and Monday for lie, at the
Boston Store. Norwalk. They might as
well give llIr-m away, but tin-y Wish to
present a feeling of Ullilgalll)” on the
pert of ill» rmipu- nt.

BdilAY'l‘H.

IYIlli em J. (In-Iv is quite sit-L.

\VIltiI-II lb lll'. sun's child is fl'llLI‘NCkI

J. it. llatmm d it IIIItIu' II I .m-
Int-hue ti. 'ck I II his pom: ,

Minn Emma Unslunnu has II-tIIrnI-d
llillil her visit in Brooklyn.

Martin Kuuwltun is making t-Ilehaii’r
repair: t’Il his oyster sloop.

Elgar Kclhiguuif Smith NorwullI. is
working [or (I. ll Guider.

Bliss Lizzie Hart is spending a few
days with Mr. and lint. Andrew ilIlls.

l. I. Powell has been visiting friends
here and has returned to his home in
Brooklyn.

Bliss Grace Sharer and Elbert Marsh
returned yesterday afternoon from a visit
to Brooklyn.

At the semi-annual election of officers
of the Y. P. S (I. E , of the Baptist
church. the folowiug were elected:
President, WIIIfield Grant; t'icopnsx—
dent. Walter Cullen; secretary, ldn
Short-r: treasurer. Elbert Marsh.

, John Carri". an inmate of the Soldiers'
Home. has been granted an oriuiv-nl

back pay. lie intends making his bow
in It short time with Edwin l. 'f'IItllrI.
They lmth (N'rl‘ml in the our.
rilt‘ltil) Duel I'umpnny Ii. Fifth l't'fllllll’lil

.\lr4. Matthias Rowland. of Stepm3.
'llr'l‘ \rwlo'rnlttv til the h-IIIWII.’ iwr ~ It.
I‘IIIII in H. R Miami, on Pump I-t ”Il'.
Th.- fill‘t‘ffll will be bold from tho litiliflr'
to "It IIIIII :IftI rm In M 1 It'( lu'it Mrs.
llImlzt Il camo- ti tint pin» in spill
lIhrh‘tI: I. I.- II it! I in I II It

Rising

living

:II It II «I: l Ilmn ill.

Star l,i\'l>lllf'_ _\II ill S "f T,‘V
i’I‘IIrtI r. List eveniny: W l‘ . Mrs W. 1
Stew“: W. .\ . 31m F. H t'rv I-kI-It;
Trix-writ. t‘ ii liIIiJ-r: l" S . ‘lrI. ll Ir-
I'I-y At'll' rt: ll 8
A. R S , Mist I’I-IIrl Sir-"ens: Vimplsin.
[lino-y Ache-rt; .‘nnductnr. lilies ertiv
Powell: .«l (7.. Wm Katie Crockett; l
Mint Mattie Powell; 0. 8. Charles WIIl's.

Mr. L'tlt'for: Asking span- iII your
valuable paper to correct a statement
that is in circulation reflecting on the nu-
merous petitions for the post olfce at
Rowsyton. and knowing the willingness
of Till Smtmtoatand as a de0m
ever ready readjust all misunderstand-
ings. regardless of politics. allow unto

the Stamford Advocate of very recent
date. in part which says: ”They have a
petition asking that the location of the
post cfilcc be chanavdassoonssanow
pcstm is appointed—which they ex-
pect will be soon after Ifsrch t—and
they would like to have Uncle Sam's
headqnhrtals in the railroad depot.”

allifiow. Kr. Editor, astoapetitiooJIe

Ila-ls not. neither Ilsuy; bet that tiny
wanttksposteflcschaossdisverymis-
leading. lothsilrstplsce,amajorityof
the signers of a certaintpstltlon have
been made to believe thatonrprerent
pmtmuterwasmrbadued'nedinfavor
of the applicant. while mothersthsrs
wavnosllnskmmadebanewsppointee,
butslaiply "plmss sign thb prtitionto
hespthepostcflcenpthis way,” or in
othuworhwherethabI-intuof both
sldesof thcriverwillbemost benefited.
This part of onrpsoplshavlngsi‘nrda
pstitlonwithontthornnfily understand
in'whatthemtcomewonldhedhattha
majaitvcftbentwiller-stheir nsuIss

 

pension of ‘8 pct month. and $1204”

& Son.

DAIIIN.
Ilsa liable Mather. of Brooklyn. is
visiting at the home of Albert Scoiield.
Gardner Fowler, who has Men seri-

ously ill with typhoid fever, is able to
be about once more.

whales Trowhridas. a veteran. was
Mind drunk by coo-um Weed. Thurs?
day afternoon Justice Koch sent him
till the county, jail for thirty days.
Ivanhoe Castle, Knightsof the Golden
Eagle. elected the following officers last
evening: N. C.. Harvey If. llindley; V.
0.. James Pooley; B. R, Andrew J.
Lockwood; V. [I , W. W. Payne; if. 3.,
William H. Willmott, Jr.; K. 15., George
W. Henmsn; Sir N., Charles Conley:
representative to the Grand Castle, W.
W. Jayne; trustee. Sumerfleld Tooker.
Interesting Christmas services were
held last Monday evening in the Metho-
dist church. Recitations were given by
Misses Kittie Hurray, Pauline Milieu,
Etta and Lulu Bowen, Jennie Ray-
mond, Harry Lindl3y and sister, Howard
Whitney, and E. A. Hall, Jr. A duIItt
was given by Mrs. St, John and Mia»
Elvie Bowl-n. The singing l-y the.I school
was especially line. “lit.- candy bnxei
for the ohILlrI-II r. prI H‘Ellml bricks.

now m
Telephone

Chas. E.

LEADING
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Call l3-I2.

Seymour

GROOER.

 
 
 

 

 

Would you know what praise is hlxhot.
That fills our souls ith . ‘
This It is, dear friend arid admiration

Pure and simple invitation.

Come and follow where we lesdy
Feeling neither doubt or fear.
. Success will surely crown your efforts
It you do but TRY and PERI‘IEVBRE.

lliE FIlIESl TllilllElS. BilillllElls. llllBKS. H0. Ill Till W

E, J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
FREE DELIVERY,

 

PEOPLE' 8 MARKET.

13 North Main st., So. Norwnlk
Telephone call, I. “ 3.

 

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PEOPLE'S IIIIET,

21. Wall It, Norwalkt
Telephonecell, 5'13.

 

 

morons statues.

Written by Pupils of the Boom Nunsalk
Public Schools-Christmas Eve.
Christmas eve has come at last, but
Bees thought it would never come.
Momma put Baby Bess, May, Johnny

and Freddie to bed and told them to ho‘

 

W. “T. Ballard Wm the 5mm l'iIuI,‘
and was misled by .‘Iiisn .lnnie i‘uul»~r.§

Tito must cottiplvtmnud probinly the:
"lost elztlmmte itistalitt'inn of ol' ”'0?
lighting in lthi'il lfiliryliu" plIoIl Ill lil"i
rt’sitlvrli'v of (3. fl Smith nil Suntan llilt ‘
L’p-vnrda of 200 lumps IIIil ‘mI IIn-Ii {I-r
ligbtmg and decorating IIIII’imiV‘. nIIIl
IWllcllBi will (3”.me tin-m. wthnt by
pushing a button, iI_ht+ may he llglIVI'vl ‘
in any part of the house from elm-I» tilt”
ferent place-s. Lights will aim button-l
in connection with llll‘ huralzu alarm.
When the bell rings the lights autnnmtt
cally start up in the room that is being
entered, as well as the owner’s room.
Underground cables IIIII carry the cur:
rent from the street. The wiring is being
done in rubber-lined brass tubes.

For a sore throat there is nothing bet-
ter than a flannel bandage dampened
with Chamberlain's Pain iinlm It In“
nearly always effect It cun- in one night's
time This remedy is also II favorth for
rheumatism and has cured many very so.
ven- I-aI-I-s

TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Pittsburg horses are dying of a [mliar
disease which takes them off in tire ruin
“we.

The Connuvrrial l'nion Telegraph com—
pany has been leased by the Postal (or nine.
tyInine years.

But-rel! l’o’rgey. the 1 min robber. has been
found guilty I)! nIIIrIlI-r i:I the tint Ilezzrte
In Huntington. W. V4. 1. - mm and killed
a passenger.

IIZIiLIIIrIl Fhllt'l', a ,I I rr t I l’IIllsI’illr.
l’fl.,eltlal before It ll‘..l'£'li‘ :Inl lil‘l‘ll lin-
shots into lllh body. IIIII- InILII 1 zllrtl in the
lit-:0, which Italy pww f.-.. .l.

William i'rIIIII-h. ilw lmy (Ruling, Ivf
PiM'IIIIway, N .l.. “as rrllnl-L'tl on shill)
haul.

”~ilIIre hun- llt'l'll Ii III. o Is ~ of sIIIallpox

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i "I ll nun Iirutl Ir , furniture tltutlrrs of

elm tui tlu- fulinit'wg ti‘li It rs Inf llll' I I S! |

, Mist lining. l 'ilelll’llltll’,‘

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call attention to the article published in '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

in Jtl~ty i' .Iy IlIIrI .4 lhu ullh'l'. t' Ileven
lII Volcanx'a' ~»-VeII in I).:I II‘I» r and too in
Sepia lltllt‘l‘.

l lli‘tl. ll: “'l' inilml.

Levi Rim-n!» rg, aged ten “In. l
on elutr‘xc Inr in S) mm m-

1!)» e-lIItrIc mil. le from Cltlllrslt‘u to
lininrllwille was fortnnlly «lye-III-Il.

Prince )letc'tterxky. lllilllJtZrT of The
Gnuwhtlzinin. of fit. l'rttmburg, he.» been
Hillencul to one month. in prison for libel-
lug public officials.

Pending the result of the cnnIIuero'Iul no-
gutintions between Germany and Russia.
it has been II., rim! be IIIIn- n the two powers
to maintain the stIItII-t qno until Mn) 1

Malcolm l’unly won I' rush: I1 to death by
the falling In of apnpermillnt W ntertovv:
N. Y.

President Corbin, of the Long Island
railroad has issued an order that head: o!
departments must dismiss every employee
who is addicted to drink

Referee “illintn Herman, of l'tica, has
granted II divorce in Erwin \l‘. Northrop
from his wife. l". Genevieve Northrup.
Both live in Irowville, N. Y.

“to! by

It WIII Carry the Krupp (inn.

Annette. l’s., Dec. athlll largest.
freight carcver built in this country was
turned out of the Pennsylvania Railroad
company's shops here. it will carry the
tattoo cannon being manufactured by the
KruppGnn company at Essen, Prussia. to
theWorld'afalr. Tbccar practicaliycooI
'M of two can, with eight pairs of wheels

each “Md 5! all iron bridgeJhns pro ’ . ~

surfing the or one be; cc
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Claus is coming to night. and when you
wake up tomorrow you will see. a bi;
tree full of pretty things for you.

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mamma i" asked Baby Bess.

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had a high slI-d. Now this txrrticulsir
boy was twelve yearsold, and iIIIIhIIud t
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as low sled such as hr» had seen the bII.
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to ride on a Sll'd. So when. a week, be
fore Christmas, the boy's. father asked
him what he would like Santa Claus to
bring him, the boy said: “I should like
a low sled." His father said ”Very well
You write a letter to Santa Claus.” So
the boy went away to write his letter
Christmas morning the boy woke up and

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snow was not deep and they went lib
the wind. About half way down, the
sled struck :I big rock and the went
oil and the dog after him.

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ran my r the dog. The boy not well and
so did the dog. They livI-Il happily ever
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