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. 7‘ in;
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‘ ‘ &- oezs,
Eton St. , so. Norwalk.
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scorn results.
e 9.’ o .
gfid‘wfifg gwént Jam solarium-sew. West as flimom m Dela:
”l. sis-"1'. “our" sun 'mrmu. Therelvsleaklntbe South Norwalk
0W}! noou's roasts. "m "I” “v32.“
M. _ em ‘2 1w .53; 111?: mmm.mmi.o.o.r., will
. . rehearsethessoonddrgrestomight.
Third 0: '
(Quarter 109.2 7.0%“ 1":
liabtmmtarmw.
hanks Ballasts It?“ law
stern i at!” i ”I i “kill!“
auras Maw-assessment.
Thswsathsrtoday'mnlsss tobsgrasrslly
hirsadwsrmerJollowedhy rainor snowat
nighgpmslhly with fog o! the coasts. ’lb-
morrnw it promises to be annually from
clondytonartly cloudy and wide. preceded
byrsinorsnowaadfollowod by clearlngand
adsclded cold wave.
WORLD’S PAIR CONTEST.
For the last Popular School teacher In
the 'l‘wwa or lowwalk.
Bus 14. North Iain strost.eorasrof
Ann.willbetested tomorrow at 13:05.
Benoit Dreyfus, of Elisabeth street,
will entahin the Independent Social
club Frldsynight.
—Best quality. lawmt prices. Also
llghtlnnch. tandem Washington street.
Eon. William A. (layer, of Washing-
ton. D. 0.. has been visiting Hrs. Daniel
Townsend, of 25 Elm Grove Place.
A car roof was blown oil in Milford
' yesterday. injuring two brakemcn. The
car was loaded with freight for Norwalk.
Bridget B. Miller, aged six weeks,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mil-
ler. died on the 10th inst. and was buri-
ed Sunday.
Peter Woodrofl is to openagrocery
store in F. F. Byshee'e building. 226
South Morn street. Hobart Smith will
be employed by him.
nun. other: on or before -
be returned to 'l'mt SIX-
the above date.
‘ .3 your liver is tor-
pid it will cure the
trouble and make you
f cl like a new pet'-
—Ressonable prices at lane's depot
restsnrsnt. Openallnight.
Clara and Ida. the one-month old twin
daughters of John It. and Hand You
Kleeck, died yesterday at their home. 28
Washington atreet. The burial took
place this afternoon.
moo-w". . ,
George stter, of Stamford, is an as
pinnt for a foreign consulate. Mr. Saw-
ter is ssidto havethehackingof many
congremmen and his chancm are said to
be good for a foreign appointment.
Iain?
it. Try a package 0i la the Terra of Nerwalk to the i;
.3;
There will be service this evening in
OIlI' , Trinity church at 7:30 o’clock. The Rev.
. COUPONS maybe-sent by mail.band¢d ii William H. Leilis. rector of St. John's
, " church. Bridgeport, will preach. To-
690 Paper 1 Human one», “am to “WWW, ii morrow morning there will be service at
g ‘ k . _ _ « Fair Editor.” 9:30 o'clock.
——Tho King‘s Daughters of the Con.
ls gregntional church give a social and
musicale next Friday evening, at the
home of W. H. Swords.
EngineerW. B. Ridcrhasmado plans
for two houses for (llenhrook parties. As
soon as the weather becomes settled Mr.
Rider will begin work on a large storage
reservoir in Pennsylvania and threeln
New York state.
-———¢sO——-
lllll. Plaisted, I
A letter "Om i‘airfield informs us that
s Miss Lillian Ormsby. of Winsted. for—
9. merly of South Norwalk, has decided to
5 start lor Europe in April to enter a slug—
ing school. She will be absent from
home a numberof years.
The location of the electric lights on
West avenue. between WestsndCsdar
What my advertisement
will appear in this place.
. Iahall try and tell you some-
thiii: bf interest. never adver—
tising only what 1 have.
ly stock is complete in every
particular, and my workmen
minimal to llnish any
wot-true undertake, and we will
do everything pertaining to the
g‘ Paper or Painting busi-
"iiv—is ‘l'llll sires.
lows and Ila-1p of the Day In last
m
Ifrs. Jamesfl.8tsvens,of Construct.
isserlomlyill with thegripandpleurky.
Edwin W. Ohio, the sisomonths-old
sonofllr. and In. ngobortOlsen.died
Friday at their home on Port Point
street. Thisls thsncondehlldtheyhsvs
W
‘ rsdthlrty-oneyesrssmto-dsy.» llsw-
hers. l. C. The Eighth. Truth and
Eleventh Connecticut regimenn were
Wand all lost heavily.
' l
The not Swwalk flrsoompsnles have
ILA.Phkssy.ertios,lf.T.,wssln
tors-mm.
thJaosk-parokamdsyah'ofnas
mambo-Destiny”
Mitosis-humanism la a
“qullssllm of beam. hm
hssathsga-toflrathowsthspast
stars-amnion
g streets, will be changed so that there
will be is light in front of each of the
churches in that vicinity. Theplanat
first was to place at the entrance of the
First Methodist church a light that
could be turned on sodoff at will.
~Emtsr novelties at Lane's, 21 Wash-
ington street. _____
CaptsinC. 0.8t..lohs,ofChsstsr,Pa.,
whols visitingrnlativssln BastNorw-lk.
lsahle to walk with the assistanos of
canes. Ashe-symheesnwalk without
scone. walks better with one. and best
with two. and hopes in the near pretty
soon to walk best without any. ills
many friends here certainly wish that
thalastconditlon will soon be reached
byhim.
Onofof the Iargrstsudlsacesthsthss
gsthersdtkiswintsrinthelmure room
at 87 Chestnut strsst, was presentlast
out to llstu to an address byllon.
John ll. Light. which was midemd
onsofthshestlnthsooarss. Inhight’s
snhlsstw-“llowtotloeorsd halite: or.
Elements of Sonora.” Ir. Light will
April it. His subject will he “llsaih
and Fan-«now to Devdop Thom.”
first a We.
Tksls wmslsrp audio-es atlasto
Ball “whens“m ItDalk.”
Ironghtdewa thshomstmd ksw’ss
obligedrsuapoadtosesrtsiseall.
unmanned-MW
mm. lemme-fit
sstthbssvits-sflelsshshlsat-
rest tor the ht the. hwy
. Avslusblsoolllsbstongins ”Edward
Baarddiedthhmosnlng. ‘
Cmtlahscksmmho. It, will meet
tonightlathsflwsrtsl Corbett block.
rt. boat Itse- lloWllllams I. oo-
ehuglnga cargo ottoal‘htdlsymnnd
Brothsrs'dock. aw
' ‘ ' "I-ii'l‘
Arthur-gnu ooamrsuoaotBut-lpr
cusps.no.ss.n.a.u.,»nigm, the
msrkdsgreo will be worked.
The Atkimon Home Pnrnkhing com-
pany, of Boston. failed'yrsterdsy for
over fl,0tll.000. Wendell 6. Ashton, of
South Norwalk, traveler! for the firm
lsstsummor.
—-Pnre codes with puncream,lic. a
cup.depotrmtanrant. Openallnight.
The dates fixed for the presentation of
”The Frog of Windham" at llusic Hall,
under the auspices of the Old Well Hook
and Ladder company. are April 4, 5
and 6.
The South Norwalk Dramatic club is
arranging to repeat the drama "Down
by theSea.” The members will hold a
rehearsal tomorrow night. The play
will be given in Music Hall for the belie.
lit of the hospital.
“Fawn," an Italian greyhound which
Mrs. Francis Burritt thought almost. if
not quite. as much of as the genial oom-
modoro does of his famous yacht
“Commodore." died yesterday at the age
of twenty-one. _
Meetings open to all for Bible reading
prayer and testimony are held in the
lecture room at 87 Chestnut street, etery
Sunday at 3:30 p. m. and every Wednes'
day evening at 7:30. On Wednesday
evening of this week Elder G. 1.. Twple
is expected to preach. and an invitation
to attend is given to all.
——Call at Newman’s wall paper store
tosee the most complete assortnu-nt of
paper hangings evgr shown in town. 23
North Main street, South Norwalk. ('r.
Glover & 0isen,whoee stock of line
shoes is always con-plenum showing
a large apartment of ladies'. gents' and
boys' boots. shoes and oxfords ut ro—
markably low prices. They invite
readers of Til! Sufism. to call and see
what they have to otter, at either their
Norwalk or South Norwalk Itore.
R. E. Kinney. who has been under
treatment at Dr. Schavoir‘s sanitarium
in Stamford, returned to South Norwalk
yesterday afternoon. and has taken his
old apartments at the Malachi-mo lwlhl.
Although hehas not regained his former
strength, his health isgrontly improved.
afoot which his l éinuof friends will be
pleased to learn.
Became of the publication of the city
reports. less space than usual is
necessarily devoted today to local
news. The reports will prove interest-
ing reading, however. particularly that
of the Electric Light (Iomm'mioners.
which shows that the plant bss been
equipped andoperated to date for consid-
erably less than the appropriation for
the plant alone.
The South Norwalk the alarm system
has been supplied with two testing bos-
es.onebring|ooatedonClaystreet.noar
“Pins. and the other slonpide the rail-
ruadtrack.near Spring street. In the
evsntofahrrakinthslines these boxes
are brought into play for the purpose of
“plugging out" the break. as it is term-
od. thus obviating the possibility of rrip~
pling the entire service.
The train on the Danbnry division
which leaves Booth Norwslk at 5:56 with
engineer Daugherty in thecab, struck a
gray horse at the Lake Umpawsng cros-
sing last evening. When the
reached Destiny beach- of gray hair
were fonndontho pilot of the engine.
This morning passengus on the dean
train saw sgood-slsrdholeln thslcwon
the pond. and hoof prints of a horse
lesdingtn it. It is supposed that the
animal, when struck. was thrown on
Ihspond. whsrshswsiksdsrnand until
the lee broks.sndthenwsnttotke
bottom
Thsltsv.t!amastlsovltls.ottitsum
tathssearssofso-suslstiavsstlpttoas
tathsttows.fluaihylisit.walksdlsto
does. where he found
”munitions-oases work-
dsymthsnatyasrssoebelng that the
fmtdoorwmnotopsn. Thspsopleln
msthsrovsrsnrlpatlsmas. thinnin-
sitathspyoprlstorsndwsslsronssl
bythgtsrtsadsrtbstkswssnotlsflhs
MM thhartsndsrtoh-
tor-ht-ttstksliadeallal. 'l'hsrlstt
ot Ir. Mill-hm W othsr
Wmfltbwswlkslmkfit—
mmmhrrmftsrlam
furl.
'l‘krss as" k a very short Its-sis
“tunable-sum:
km! Isa-antisysspww
wrath sswl test-shyn-
mundane-wise. as"
Q‘ ‘ Norwslk llredsportment.
thesalooa wsrsawaswhst snrprtsruto W
LADIES’ H055? ‘
Light weight, Heavy Weight, Ribbed Top or Drop Stitch, .
AT 25ers. : PER PAIR.
A. Dickerman & so
84 WASHINGTON smear. SOUTH NORWALK. 00 N.
' M ‘ her-m outlaw .m
whomwmimmmm...
havoobtainndtlhsgorflo. v ' l K 5 ,
Remember when wonder bar» ,*
gainsthoynreallfresh, new goods. ,3 Hey
Our reputationwill lusurethst. . 3 ,
Catch on to the life lines we are
throwing out. ' Our goods are sold
on close figures, so you need not
pinch your appetite to save your
V ‘ pocketbook.
n CHARLES E. SEYMOUR.
LEADING GROCER. -
33 WASHINGTON 8T.
SilIIWAfl NlWfi.
A Dressy Budget of Items l‘rs- the
Ilorswshlaawf'l’swa.
'l'he Norwalk Boston store has a wine
dow draped in memory of the late James
W. Hyatt.
The late James W. Hyatt was an hon»
orsry memberotCompaliyl'sndot the
Theannnal convention of the Green
Farms Farmers' club will be held at
SonthportfmmlOmmJotpm. next
Thursday. '
—Choice novelties in Easter gloves at
the Boston store. Norwalk.
The last of the fellowship meetings
ofthe Congregational churches in this
vicinity will be held at the First Congre-
gational church, Norwalk. on March 2!.
A man suffering from pneumonia call—
ed Saturday at the Rescue Mission in
Stamford. ltmvas thought he could not
live through the night. but he was given
medicine, ’dry clothes and shoes. He
went on to Norwalk. where. at his broth-
er’s. he said. a bed awaited him.
The funeral of James W. Hyatt will
be held from his late home on West ave-
nue. Thursday afternoon. There will be
prayer at the house by Rev. C. hf.
Selleck at 1:30 o'clock. and public servic-
es at the Norwalk Methodist church at 2
o'clock. The interment will be in Nor-
walk cemetery.
—'!'he members of Our Bmtheru’hxlge,
l. O. 0. R. are requested to meet at the
ludge room Thursday afternoon at 12:45
o‘clock to attend the funeral of our late
brother, James W. Hyatt. Per order,
WILLIAM Brrrnnr, N. G.
Charles Clark. of this city. an employe
of the Wheeler & Wilson Co.. and
Bridget Flanagan. of Norwalk, who re—
cently eloped together, were secretly
rumpled in l‘ortchester Sunday. On their
return to this city they will take uptheir
midrnce at 82 Willard street—Bridge-
port Union.
It is now settled that Dunbury is to
have the trolley system on its street rail-
ways this summer, but the permission to
the company to adopt the trolley in place
of horse power settles one of the biggest
lights that has ever taken place in the
common council. The company will pay
over to the city, annually. five per cent.
of its gross earnings.
While returning from work last even
lug llifis Naggie Walsh had it fainti :g
spell out she was crossing West avenue.
near the armory. She fallen the street
railway tracks and was picked up by two
men on Conductor Bowe's car. which
rmne along just at that moment. Miss
Walsh was taken to the sidewalk, where
she soon recovered sufllciently to proceed
on her way.
—Twenty-tive percent. oil on prayer
books at Pinnco's Book Store.
The success of the fair to be held in
the nrmory. April it) to 13 inclusive.
under the auspices of Company D, C. N.
0.. and Nos'. 4 and 3t, 0. U. A. IL. is
already assured. The business of the
town is to be well represented, as nearly
all the booths are sold. There will be a
governor’s night. mrchanics‘ night and
firemen's night. when the organisations
will appear in uniform and be admitted
tree.
in February, 1807. was disbanded hut
night. The society had thirty charter
members. which increavsd to one hun-
dred and thirty. Of late interest had
lagged until only six members were left.
These thought it best tossrrender the
charter. The property of the misty
was turned over to the chaplain. Rev. W.
J. Slocum. in trust for any new organl.
ration that may fixing up. Home of the
young" members of the church already
mtemplste wiring the society.
-—llsniborasdmlgasls Bolerojsoksb
and new springdrrss trimmings at the
Baton stun. Norwslk.
About twohaadrsdpsoplsattssded
MmeythslanlsinCnn-
eon company,laths liorwalkOpsrs
Ronni-tuning. Thosswhowsrs
READ THIS I
“0 I"! TIGHTS ‘10 OIIIGABO AID I'll!”- .
Beginning Saturday.larcb nth.” to every pnrehaserof goods neither market
theamountof ascentsor mom-tone ttmmwsprsunta numbered ticket wtthervapon at-
tached. Detach the coupon and deposit lt lathe box; retain the ticket until September at.
me, at llo'clock p. in. when the prizes will be drawn in the following manner:
The contents of the box will be emptied into a bag and thoroughly shaken. A child will
then be blindfolded and draw one coupon from the has. The person holding the ticket with
the “wading number by meaning it at my ollloe will receive therefor one lint-class
Chicago . T draw at South Norwalk wl superstars-ls: ham e-
m?» Norwafkm “6% it‘llylnnfiamt no person In sulylvli’sy connected i all
market will be allow to compete. '
The largest Stock of Hosts. Fruits. Vegetables. Fresh Mano" at lowest prices In Town.
E. J. WADHAIIIS. Pronrletor,
J. H. Buckley a Son yesterday receiv-
ed another our lead of machinery for
their-rubber mm . .
James Mitchell. one of Norwalk’s old
residents. will tomorrow celebrate the
seventy~first oomph-eras“ of his birth.
—-New novelties in railings at the Boo-
ton m. Norwa_l_k_.
It issaid that if SenatorD. N. Iorgsn
gentlreposltiouofllnited States treas-
urer. R. A. Relyea. of Westport. will
beappointed his assistant. PEOPLE'S IIIIKET. FIE! DELIVERY, PEIIPLE'S MARKET.
—"~— 13 North Main st.. 80. Norwslk. _ 21 Wall st., Norwalk
Attorney Walsh and Deputy Sheriff Telephone call. 52 3. I Satlefsction guaranteed. I Telephone call. 54-8.
Toner will move their-office April 1 from
over Glover 8'. Olsen's store into the
office to be vacated by the telephone
company. '
The meeting of the Entre Nous Banjo
club. which was to have been held last
evening at Willard Comstock’s heart on
St. John avenue. was postponed until
next Monday evening.
* Buy at Home and Save Money!
~llandeome new designs and beauti-
ful colorings in carpets and rugs are of-
fered at special prices this week at the
Boston store. Norwalk.
The Early Bird‘s Burlesque company
will appear at the Opera House. Wed-
nesday night. It is said to be the most
refined burlesque company that ever ap-
peared in Norwaik. In 'lliddletown.
where the company appeared-on Thurs—
day night, the house was crowded, and
“the audience kept in a continuous roar
until the curtain went down." The olio
is said to be bright. clean and amusing!
and the specialties of the best. The
twenty lady performers are all pretty
and their costumes elegant. There are
eight clever comedians with the com-
pany.
Alli/ices!
This season I have a superior lot of Wagons for all purposes,
nowuros. 7
Edw ard Themes entertained several of to Wit:
"i“ mm“ 5mm" “is” lllllllilES, PHlHllllS, Bllfll’lls, SPlllllES,
Charles Prince is on Staten Island, on
account of the serious illness of his
father.
Rev. F. W. Crowder has returned
from Baltimore. where he went to visit
his parents.
Several South Norwalk young men
have hired rooms in E. Thomes' build-
ing in the rear of Boylstou’s carriage fac-
tory, in order that they can be our
James S. Lndrigan and make life misera-
CllllS. BlllllllliES. llll BUSINESS moors,
Which. for Qualit ' and Price, cannot be beat in the country, and
l will make it to t 1e purchaser's advantage to buy of me.
Don't go out of town until you have ooked at my stock.
SECOND HIID WAGOIS Of All. KINDS.
Repair work called for and delivered free of charge.
LUTHER WRIGHT,
”‘9 "W “1:"- nor. ladison Are. and Franklin St. - South ”mil.
BABIES. . ._ fl ,, , __ , . . . , ' _ -__
J. B. Ballard. the groceryman, is still ! “The people of this vicinity insiston
A ”’R‘CLE 'NDEED- ‘ having tilismberlain's Cough Remedy
Dela Man's Life Would .\ ppoar to BC UP ‘3'“! d" ”0‘ want any other," "55 Jul“.
star a Lucky filer. i v. Bishop, of Portland Milli, IBM
outrun]. J.. Ivlnrch H.—~John Vowels. ' Tim is right. They know it to be super-
a farmer, living It Sritllll (lmngemvas driv- - , col ll 1)“!
in“ down the Wnlker maul, one of the i I"! it) any 0th” for ' "Id” a
steepest in the "run 9 mountains. with a ; tentative 3'“! mm for WP. In" “h!
load of cordwood. t'hile descending the should they not insist upon having it. 50
“New 0"" 0! the lull the Matching min icm: bottles. For min by (l. C. Stillson,
broke. and the horse dashed down the in- ‘drw'gtet
cline at a frightful pace. After running . . 7- ,_ -
some distance the horse swerved, precipl- . The strongest recommendation that
toting the wagon in a deep gully. Farmer ‘ any “nick- can have is the endorsement
\‘oegele was thrown headlong and struck . _
with tremendous force. Thscordwood piled of tl-r mothers 0' the-town. thn “m
on top ofhlm. the wagon on the cordwood finntbm recommend “ you may hm I
very sick.
Thomas Riley. of Newton. is painting
George Everett's new block.
hlre. Orlando Whitney will entertain a
few friends at ten tomorrow evening.
Miss Jennie filmy if the guest of
friends in Washington, I). 13., where she
intends remaining; until about April 1.
‘Villinm B. Fairbanks. who (doped
with Mrs. Charles Searies. of West Nor
walk. has been in town since Saturday.
lira. Searies is with friends in Stamford.
I’ntrick Savage, who was struck by a
section of a freight train some months
ago. and has since been confined in St.
John's hospital, Stamford. returned to
his home Sunday. it.» expects to return
to work in a few days.
A rehearsal of the "Japan-so Wed-
ding," to be given in the Hothodist
church soon, will he held next Saturday
night. Ilrs. Ludlow. of New York. who
was here two years ago. will havecharga
of the rehearsal. nnd will also sing at
the services in the church the following
Sunday.
“Jack" Ilarntlton has brought an ac-
tlon in the New York City court to re
omor two from “Ham" Blane.
who lived last summer in the l‘ritspat‘
rick place. for his services as manager of
ltercompany. The Baroness allogpd that.
she discharged Hamilton bans-o he ran
ups big ”peruse bill. In his complaint
Hamilton denies this. its says Ibo thst
the murmur wine bill which the llam-
near anchors him ot running up during
the reception on the stat at her debut
amounted to .0 only. llarniltou’s law-
yer declares that the “arenas has trsns—
{erred all the propsrtyshshad inflow
York to her mother. "llarooess" lltaao
lsnow out west. that company dishes-l.
ed at M nucleon because. lth-id,
aha lmhtsd on tsking the receipts with-
out seeming the actors' rabies.
~mmwmm of
lsesswsharseversssnarem on Ila
stthellouonmltarwslk.
lows Var IIwM-v Hm
ltlw 1m. floret- lt~Jthe timid says:
'Thsnrst steamer from San Praaetsen for
Honolulu will bear some important“.-
msuteatioas' to minister Sins-a There
b suit-why for this maze-t. What
these out pm i lath-ques-
ttoaof he»?
out.- see Ins-s lat-ass.
law Yawn. Harsh
he W
Wpdthswarfl “Wk
“attempts-sealant
anemia-mm
(met. if. T” larch must the “last
memo- W
no: uswssosmoows.
ammo-luau
and the horse on the heap.
The mishap had been witnessed by sev-
eral men, who hurried to the scene and
quickly removed the mass of wreckage. It
was thought that the unfortunate former
was not even seriously injured, though sus-
taining several ugly cuts. Ills escape from
instant death is «insider-d little short 0i
a miracle.
rennin: noses um ONEIDA.
'I'Iroo Isa lines In a Cwlltat— Bot-sew
no on trains.
Urws, N. Y. limb tt.~.\ horrible so
cident. occurred on the Ontario and Westv
urn railroad within a few miles of "noble.
Anotlrralo parted on an up grade. and
the mr part. collided with another nil
train that was following, The ens-h was
tsrritle. and the engine and four can were
wrecked and burned. The llmstromths
burning oil illuminated the crmntry for
miles. lecturer Michael lhmobns «(Us
wsgo. fireman Martin llalrympls tot/0o
wsgo, and llssd Bushman Burks of Nor»
would be found crushed to death. but he I
that that article has more than ordinary
merit. line is what the (‘fintcrvilln
South lkikota. Ultimo says editorally of
an article sold in tlwir town: ”From
personal experience we can my that
('lnmbnlsin’s (kmgh Remedy has brok-
on up bad colds for our children. We are
unpainted with many mothen in Cen-
urvills who would not be without itin
the lease for a good many times its cost.
and are recommending it every day.” lltl
cent bottles. For sale by U. G. Stillson.
d'miLM-.. W- . ._
If a New York millionaire gives a disk
nor st lith arcane and Motreetmosting
{Haul}, whit-haiku Ill W
and them pm spend .1, M
um' bill» so: linall have to pay g4”
rich (or Forum lilo! Cure tocure ,
what would he the: saving W capita if
the dinner should not be firm. there
being Kl pom at the feast?
inquire at l'laisvd'sdmg store who
you my have the problem solved and
KM» information shot“ (I not. MW.
tohsvssvrrysneessstsllnalsgthlsssamw
If the enthusiasm manltsstsdatths Past-
ors league meeting held st the impair
hoteleaabstakssas s «W. Allths
prsssatwsvsvsvysawgniaeof a
nomad prsdietkraswsrsasrasroas
thatallthsrlahswoaflawasoutwtaarrs"
oathsss-oa.
Wot-um
Hornets. (Yeas, Harsh ten—Tho”
pears-es ofltrswilllawsllowanl saw-rs
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