Stock of Clothing
even shown to town, and always the
'“BeSt Line of Furnishings
were a
' can be found at
o.Norwalk. e4 WASHINGTON!
lngrain 3. cl Brussels Carpets,
ilil cloths and innleunis,
on a and Japanese Mailings,
Shades and draperies.
W
STREET. SOUTH
A. Dickerman & Son,
NORWALK. CONN.
The Highland Evaporated cream car “Success” will be on fie
’track at the depot on Monday, April 17th. Also denwnstratloti
of thecelebratcdfiighlendCream atour storeto show what_
superior article it is for Celine and Ice Cream. Served has.
Allocall andgeta free pass to go through thebeautiful oer,
where you will he treated to delicacies prepared by this article.
Telephone Call. l3-2.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
Leading Grocer. 33 Washington Street.
THE EVENING SENTINEL. sum 1'03"“- ' wilful-o Leno‘s.
Meow”. unwrap-mun we» nor-sues Cruelty ago-I.- lonsanoyt's’lbpeyhufcaledailne
area-avian. illiyocltbyQuartermuter .
, I'asu—lyeer size-on Mela-outta l
I:. I ”:1 maiom soot-ascents. Otcoursehestolehlm. —-li Ill . I ”I,“ All-0
llatatareAI-aaaeter'l'v-ersew.
“.‘ifi'lm&' I'lt‘eWITr'rl-r‘i“
In!“ lmwwm
Tbewuathsrte-dayprcml'ssstohcgeassally
[in mob-drum, m by rail
withallghtlylcchellawsd hr slowly rill!
tulip-stun and clearing. W it
prunbmtebewarmnandgsnmauynemfur
tepartly cloudy. followed poulbly by rain.
WORLD'S PAIR CONTEST.
l’erthslestlepalar Isl-eel Trasheria
them-allerwalk.
The Building and loan emulation lightluneh. We‘lwm
diuretic-nut. ,
ButcherJemee A. hrringteu is out nemluatsdfermayorhy the Dtmosntts
withanewdellverywagon. cinenbury.
Samuel B. Grilllth warhead“ and
.90.. once. with pursolsumh I mm. .insll senior serenit-
uap,dspetr-teuean‘t. Openalluight. ingGranvillslImpp
Ballerinas. Noni-0.0. P will ThePlymouth membrane-I
mmmmmm Btilbcuiswuesdofsteallugieoneflhi.
announce... raised the frame ”mumnw4'wm
for the new Arlen hall on Iadison JohnBIenuett weeerrestedlastnilght
. wagered”. for drunkennemaudbrcachefthe pesos.
" JusticeBerrett flood him“ and costs.
-Buyler's candy, fresh every day.
at Heconlduotpay.
I lanes. 51 Washington st. we hope the judge has prayed over
‘ Somsfolks'willmskeafussovers
thiscase.
. smaller thins then s too-mint they Dr. Howard lansfield. s Brockiiold
3'I don't liveinthetownof Norwalk. young man, who recently gredualied
fromthelsruglslaedlsdical lie ,
J.ll.liaymoudhutheccntrsctto oops
.I heel i' ii I .
builds-loco and dwelling house for m we
‘ ImO‘ConnellmnBurbanksn-set. Thomaslledernenhasreturnrdtoihis
duties as ticket clerk at the Norwalk do
, ~00 to lord's for your andr- Fla-h or». after a three days' visit Io his lam
every day.
I or homeat Chatham. N. Y.
Onaccountofdullnuottredenundls
, --An introduction to the people or
' “WNW“! Denhury. 1"" MM to South Norwalk: On Wednesday even-
r. -flnc,“ I
Jesus the commence-
vii s‘
,ptI the school year, and
. (“3‘
f m.
p
“blew Books.
"Wearepreparedtofurmsh III
{homemade need In our pub- 5:
fiMflharnew orsecend
31 I'
I; ' :1
”$9. " -"
-. 2‘“
*-
t $13... ,3 " close M m H” ' number 0' lug, after 7 o'clock, all who call at
4;: {5% : , if weeks. llead's. No 92 Washington street. will
fix? ’ jg. : h The Epworth League of the South beprcsented withthepepular drink. ice
:. Norwalk l. E. church will hold its regu- cream soda. _____
—; Weisolmy IOST porn“; 5 ”WNW“ “'0 cllIII'B'I- N- Aron of William lrelasd. of 8mm
avenue, who has been living in Canada.
has returned to Norwslk and will enter
the employ of Druggist Vogel.
The court unless hssacellsll ready
for the phase. He must have “seen"
the jurym.
At the close of the fairof Company D,
last night. the sword and belt to begirieu
to the most popular line cflicer of the
Fourth regiment was awarded to Second
Lieutenant John W. Pennington, he re-
ceiving the largest number of votes.
[Jutenant Pennington eulitsd under
Colonel Frost and has a clue military
record, having been twice leonorsbly dlis-
cinrged.
I: day evening.
. -Busic fourcents e shcetst Coleman's.
School Teach
5" 'i' ‘ lstheTcwaeflierwalkteths
fulfill Books World’s Fair.
zintbelstterbosattheentranccto'l‘ns
: W eddrmeed to "World‘s
. I.
Work has been taunted on thefounde-
ticuforE.K.Banks'new house on
Westaveuus. I. D. Randall has the
contract.
Benjamin 8. Reed and George 3. Mil.
ler have revered their connection with
Baym' market and expect to start in
business for themselves.
e4 if, 3.; "
l; 2“ ’.I ‘7
used in theDistrictif theyarc
in fair condition.
—Pnre Ice Cream. at Lane's. 5|
VII-Mum «use...
A special meeting of the Old Well
Hook and Ladder company will be held
tonight to hear the report of the enter-
Charlee Culli , where e perle
tainment committee. I" r m on
the Strand was told in yesterday's Suin-
IIL. is today sick in bed at his home in
East Norwelk, the result of exposure.
Ir. Culling says he remained in his boat
Saturday night. as there was some on
Cockeno's island. as reported. The nest
deyhestsrtedto reach the main land.
using a couple of sticks for care. The
wind and waves carried him out into the
Sound, where he was picked up by Wil-
liam C. Hart and Jeremiah Dream lh'u
neighbors, who went out to search ilor
him.
-—Luther Wright has just receivedia
car load of wagon, consisting of a girl:
erel variety for pleasure and bIIsincm
purposes An impaction invited. Prism
low and every wagon warranted.
Thb noou,while Jeremiah Blausonmf
Pound Ridge, was leading acowoirer
tbeWeshingtenstrretcrodnthe nui-
mallsydewaendrefusedtomove.
Beveralmsadnggadherol the tracks;
Oeranagh'esapru- w-sscundand the
cow was putontbetruck. She scarcely
moved a muscle until she weetiedon
the vehicle, when shsbegsntokick vigor»
custy.bvcahingtherepee. Aboysetoa
her head andthetruck started rewind
East Nerwalk. liar antics attracted! a
goodeiaed crowd.
WearsscrryforGeo. c. Balboa; brie
guilty of course. but we always weep
when wereea men draws intoetbresh.
ing machine. -. -...
(minorities: has writtsuelsttmiea-
pldalagthe paddo- of Gawain-Ina
aad his-es" with regard to Isaiah
stewsdeanmpeuyfl.ofDeahry,tind
Company C.othe-fcvd.aedwhlch.ilhe
Denbuylfews Whehewnldoaibls
dralhgcuthepartofthece-qeadama.
Colouell‘mstllwlthatths inf
CorapsayGochrred ea ”um-d
thatchompaayCosthlethMJhet
theleusreefOsnsrelilavenandhlssrelt
to Captain ltydsr were written bellies
' thshIspecticachompanwaeehrlld.
_ Co-paayflreceivsdahh ratlsgflien
Iheiaspectorzooupeayciahighsr obs-
mWAIII IBIS.
Remember the place.
unmanned I:
JudgeLighthesblood inhhrye. lie
will avengsthe outrage on the discon-
solatehemor perishat thebar. Go to
themocktrialandreeitdoue.
—Strawberri;-'erery_ day.
Market.
Saturday afternoon the eighteen
neouths' old child of Ir. and Ira. A.
Dickerson fell out ofachairat thelrhorne
on South lain street, and broke its col-
lar bone.
The Highland evaporated cream car
"Scone." ison sidetrack at the
depotinthiacity. Ademonflratlonef
thscrsemwss given was given at the
euneofChuthBeynsour.
4mm atlaue's depot
restaurant. OpaIallniaht.
8.C.lnguecll.effltamford. willcuu-
duct the Bible reading in the lecture
muMMut meet, Wednesday
evening at 7:31. All are invited teat»
tend. Suharefmandnooollectionia
hksu.
Perdinud Behring. who left South
Norwslkthresyeersege,retsraedyester-
dayforsshortridtwlthhhfathrr,
JohnBehrlng. llehes Irsrn s smman
outhesailiagvewsl [midsummer] has
3238§«§a!§!..§.Ififisalulrlgih. I!
People's
43 Washington St.
scum KORWALK.
WAll PAPER.
I mdeavor to have everything
nesdetlinthislme andam told W4.-
I’liavealarger stockthanany omrlnatvu.
ethcmtorshrjlorwalk. Icon-mud o-rae-runn-yre I...
invite youtocallandsee
The! ueralobearles Raymond III
m "or '5'” much or web be heldlirnm the Eat Avenue lethod'ist
‘mum bu‘ifi‘i“ churchte-merrowaftsrnoonatzo'clock.
aeteonvenient for you to call I
The commencement anchor at the
m benifivogxfu pmi brig: els- of ’08, or the East Norwalk school,
moor work.
rammmmeem:
, raining Paper-hanging m... a
. and Decorating
‘ flflllllill ill! Pill till.
E.i.iorhan|’s
IMMIMIIIM
e-I
ldna
unnatural.-
r
iceucamatlane‘s,5l
——Ir. Johan. Dakiaislntown. Any
wiehlngpiancstuusd,sendwordtehlm,
MWIW.Ord-smayabo
be left with ll- llilda subsoil, lies
AaeaDesaiagorD.l.Did-ow. lryon
weataaewplaaccellaadseelr.behls
atthehetelhthesvsning.
Profmorllllluhsch,BertBeothaed
Ernest Northrup. of Bridgeport: Ovis
luhlsaddre-atthehstAvenue
lethndhtchurob, Bundaynlghnller
her-ham“ stand where the
AMW“ Its-stra-
mow-mementos. w...“ W
ltlcekshkespschsdjry.
scrim
Yestwhyltwnoentheneighhcreofdseghe-stllulsywoalmhem 'nresseealaasmldomtsiewppwor
Ii-Bsbeylmrheuwflwhelivesalcnsedthsm ”medium (hivesyltaptHd—chwillbehslnla
onlothiashomsjmtheehollftyysmesao. theAthssIes-tc-slght.
MLMBMW Juneau-worms.
“museums-sac. mum Inca-aqua W” 3...... 'M'ml“
and. mmuummumnsoum armW°""H
maummquMw-rum.mu. 444”“?
Isl-ll ”fid‘gm. Aral ~Pmihpiasustheb-t.
figment-terrier mm'm W”
“the“. Thesaurus"
“batman-asun-
h- wmhhg
firm-dalshndywmhqfl
“I be. m. Hy’s Mi
use“ The newt-s d the lies
mums-upmarket»
Issuelhw’ehssuhesehelr-Ihs.
. Inmate-eras
One inrymen hm been tampered with.
bought cl; this we can prove.
A handsome sarcophagus has been
mooted inUuioncemsteryto markthe
grarsofRJlanningDscher.
ChiefdfPolicsDaunsrrertsd Charles
Beers this morning for drunkeuun.
Helsinthelockupsnbsringup.
A high In. of requiem was held
over theremeius of JemesBarnm at
St. llary's church, this morning.
The articles drawn at the Biliary-lo
chenim fair have been left at the armory
in charge of Armorcr Whitney.
Gototbemocktrialandssehow jus~
tine ls“diepensed” with in South Her-
walk.
Henry Bunion. a member of the gen-
eral elembly, representing EsstCannan,
died ymterday at Windsor, after three
days' illnem of pneumonia.
The case of Barney leioughlin, for
abusing his wife, which was tobaveheen
tried before Justice Boas last night, was
adjourned until th‘w afternoon
The Norwalk andBonth Norwelk
Electric Light company has men at
work attaching meters tethe storm
wherelnoaudescsntlighteereused.
Aplug bat uni-good hell’s nest.
Save your old tiles, for economy is
wealth. __
Deputy Shelli! Toner, of Norwelk,
went to Stamford Sunday and initiated
six members of St. Augustine unwell,
K. of (3., into the mysteries of the third
degree. __
Mary Hunt, a domestic employed by
C. C. Betta. of East avenue, died and-
denly at his residence yesterday after-
noon. lies Hunt came to America from
Ireland only a short timeago.
The committees appointed by the
Alpha Wheel club to make the prelimi-
nary arrangements for the club‘s annual
ten-mile road race. will hold a meeting
at the club headquarters ton'uht.
One jurymen has a leather halter in
hb pocket, made it himself and mya it is
just the prisoner’s rim.
The shad erascu in the Connecticut
river is very backward. The shad in
dustry has grown a failure in recent
yearehecauee.itissaid,of the foulness
of the watenoftheCouuecticut river.
Daniel Hearsay, charged with hav-
ing set the recent incendiary firm in Don.
bury, was discharged yesterday by Judge
Bough. The evidence against lcCrrady
wusntirrly of a circumstantial nature.
lake the learned witue-ce swear in
plain English. That jury is not deep en-
ough for Latin.
Stephen“. Holmeawill place a large
fountain in the front yard of his Iain
street residence. it will represent a
little boy and girl under an umbrella, the
spray coming from the top of thebaedle.
“saliva Jack died at her borne in
Bridgeport, Saturday. The remain
wilibe brought no Nerwelk this after-
noon and interred in Union cemetery.
Thedeceared wssanlece of George H.
Waterbury.
Ii- Annie B. Smith, daughter of Pat-
rick Imuh, of New Canaan. and James
F. (consul. of Stamford, a baggage-mas-
IerontheConsolidatsd railroad. will be
marrledbythe Rev. W. J. Slocum on
Wednesday. Bay to.
An excellent entatainment will be
given at the Norwalk Opera Horne.
Wednesday night, by tlIechoirof Grace
church. There will be, besides the
musics] numbers. Indian club swinging
byileorge Nahuatl a humorous pert
nadsrthedirecticuof C. W. [any and
Alesauder [tulle Austin.
llflhellumemhereflhetenriug
committeeoftheheegueef American
Wheel-rmbgoingoversemeolthe
principal mnuyreads intbb vicinity
toobserrswhsthsrthelew compelling
thetowasto plaosguldebesrdein posi-
tleeie prepwlyunhdoegsad tear-
reupfovthspiaciegof beards attire
poiatswhsretheyereassded.
a—lartbltvarhal.
We resdve our shad eva-erulng
asdsveaiagdhectfrowthraets. Price
”ileum” Pearl-MW
sswarrer.
Ire. nThesIes kssrecoreredfrersa
ssrsrelllasse.
Ir.esdlrs.Pstsrl.Beeram maths
pmstsofahriahskehpfiorsyssswday.
Bra. m I. Askmtsadeklllree
hum-unwahglorawerk'evlt
wishrsletivsslshnoalya.
Richard B. Buybtee, or
hm-evrdiatelsh De‘stsr'h horse,
radwlllhsawpieyedlekhhvofisr’hbehy
curl-pm-
l—alhkoheIIMsr Berth
Mala-Almanacs“ lease.
or Breathe. mad-std throwers-h
them“ M.
lev.JshaB.letw.~sewpaItorcf
“Mmmweva
“Mutt” m
uwmhhsweu.
prunes-w. me. on
as..."
.flAllCI'llAIY SUBJECTS.
Church Calla-Jar be the Week legtalag
May—lotus er Interest.
The Thursday night prayer meeting in
the Norwalk liethedht church will com-
mence at 8 o'clock, intend of 7:45.
The Ladies' society of the Nerwelk
Congregational church I meet Wed-
nesday at 8:” p. m., in the church per-
lors. ’
The standing committee of theNor-
welk (bngregatioual church will be in
session in the pastor’s study after the
prayer meeting Thursday night, to meet
any who desire to unite with the
church at the next communion, either
fusion of their religious faith.
At the weekly prayer meeting in the
lecture room of the Norwalk Baptist
church. Thursday night, Rev. George 1!.
Jackson. mimiousry to the Congo. will
speak upon “Life in the Dark Conti-
neat."
St. Paul's Guild will meet Tuesday
afternoon at 2'30 o'clock, intheparish
rooms.
The Brotherhood of St. Andrew will
hold a socialatSt. Paul‘spariehrooms,
Thursday evening. commencing at 8
o'clock.
Evening service, with sermon. will be
held Wednesday evening at St. Paul's
church, beginning at 7:30 o'clock.
The Junior Society of Christian En.
dearer of the Congregational church will
hold a social at the home of Mrs. G. H.
Beard. 13 Golden Hill street. from 5 to 8
o'clock Wednesday evening.
The annual meeting of the Sunday
school otllcers and teachers of the South
Not-walk Congregational church will be
held in the east parlor to-night, begin-
ning at 1:45 o'clock.
Miss Alice Bysbce will lead the prayer
meeting of the Junior Society of Chris-
tian Endeavor, of the South Norwalk
Cengrvuational church, at 4 o'clock this
afternoon. The topic will be “How may
we Keep Cheerful."
Weudant thinks the router is inside
theprisonerandwautsto openhim, but
thinsortof evidenoewillberuledmlt as
incompetent and mmsy.
DBAIATIC ”MEGS.
Theatrical lamest Play-Galag
host. will as In“.
”TheCrIlt of Society" is a great piece.
Hints abound in it on fashionable fads.
Everybody praises it. it will be seen at
Music Hall. Thursday night.
“Nora Machree," which will shortly
bases-u here. wherever it has been pro-
duced has met with universal
hyletterfromotherchurcherorcn pro-
Whence all this hubbnb, this great commotion
That stirs all minds from lake to ocean .’
And gave Mr. Bissell the dreadful notion
That we were criminals galore. ‘
From Maine to Texas you will hear it,
How we give a World’s Fair ticket; .
And the way in which to win it
The papers tell you o’er and o’er.
E. J. WADHAMS, Proprietor,
PEflPlE'S WIIKET. FREE DELIVERY, PEllPlE'S IAIKET,
13 North Main st., 80. Norwalk. 2! Well at. N lk
Telephouecall, 533. I Satisfaction guaranteed. | Telephone callm5‘r7l-8.
lAlllES' BilllllBIA BliillilES
[ADIES' HARTFORD BlBllilES
$70 to $120.
Ladies taught to ride gracefully in theleast pos—
sible time FREE 0!’ CHARGE.
COLUMBIA BICYCLES
On my terms and fully guaranteed. WHY not get the BEST it The cost more;
tire to repair, as we are willing to demonstrate at an); time“ elmpl‘
Second-Hand Columbias
From 01010350 in and rideehle condition. We sell all second-hand heels
‘ AT 1.0mm raters. '
..—'l'lll OLD RELIABLE FIRM——
in
J ACKSON 5" “"Ih‘h‘iiffifihfii’h‘fifidx' ‘1' BROTH Ema-S
III
-le I confined toherlaadfcri W. 77" M
oregtgh ingots withwa res-yldsevereog-I gnhdammf'f’s'
lac hen atism. see to ._, I- ~ --~—
iugtha:woullldaflordherenylr: flier end Funl Fun" Fun"!
as a last resort gave“ rChamber In'sPa
" in He Innocent Ilsa taupe."
MlliiK liflllilT TRIAL
.5135 Will be held under the amnion of and for
The Public Library
-13-
MUSIC HALL.
Wednesday Eve'g Aprilltl
This novel and fun— quenching entertainment
will be according to the rules of a regular
Court of Justice.
One of our most rape-cud citizens will he tried
for the larceny of a
Plymouth iloek Booster. .
A Jury of Twelve Pellew- Tow-stars
will decide as to his Guilt.
Able lawyers have been an ed t rese-
cntc and defend the case An‘glercet'iugr, er-
clting and laughable entertainment issseured.
Donut failtobeprcecntandhearthe
Opening of the Court.
Ludleruus lips-sells; of the Jury,
Testimony of the Witnesses,
Arguments of the Lawyers.
Charge of the Jury, Etc.
Balm a trial. Too
began to improve afuter the mfirstrp" appliedE
tion, any by using it regularily she was
soon able to get EI-ufi and one
house work. Johnson. of Ch
Knutsen & CoE, Kenningtou. Iiiuu.
cent bottlu for sale by G. C. Stillson.
druggist.
If a New \ ork millionaire gtres a din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th eta-est. costing
room 00, which gives 19 lo dy in
he spend 1 ,.456 00in
tors‘ billsmtlnall have topny “IL-500
each for Cactus Bl Cure to cure them.
what would be the caring per capitn i!
the dinner should not be given. there
being 81 persons at the feast!
Inquire at Plaisted‘ a drug store, where
you may bare the problem solved and
getiuformationaboutC lotus Blood Cure
The more Clamberlain's Cough Remedy
is used the better it is liked. We know
of no other remedy that always gives
satisfaction. It is good when you first
catch cold. It is good when your cough
is seated and your lungs are sure. it. is
good' In any kind of a cough We have
sold twenty- dire down of it and story
bottle has given satisfaction. Swlmun a
Friedman, anggi-Its, Minnesota lake,
Shun 50 cent bottles for sale by (i. C.
Stdlsoo, druggist.
MenagerSidney R. Ellis has given this
great romantic dramas line scenic pro-
duction. The play is delineated by a
company of thorough artiste whosesplen—
did ebilitlesbringout in afull light the
pleasing sentiments of the true irih
WW_
Too many chickens have beenstolen in
this town. Some one should be hanged
to round out the season.
BABIES.
Hrs. Erevrett Hillspeugh is quite sick.
John and Ili- Berthe Pooley are sick
of the grip.
Surveyors were at work yesterday
along Din street.
lvanboeCastle will work] the Pilgrim
degree, Friday evening, on one candi‘
date.
Charles Beymao, of New York, was
in town ymterdey, calling on Henry
Valentine.
Ire, Laura K. Hall. of Stamford. has
been Visiting her parents, Mr. and line.
Ernest Koch.
William ii. and James Willmett wvat
to Bridgeport yestaday to get their
WWW
Fred Batu, oflamaroueck, is mov—
ing into the Allen Bales place. recently
purchased by him.
st.J. I. Canoll occupied the pub
pit of the lethodbt chords. Sunday.
preaching two usehtssrmons.
Papers have been served on Ire. John
Haddak inadivcrce suit instituted by
herb-band.whochargee her with in-
tolerablecruelly.
The C. Barman lhrrsch company
willgivearecitsl and concertln the
Presbyterian church, Tuesday evening,
April”. ltwillbe under the auspices
of the T. P. B. C. B.
Derisaissthstlikelytohavearaanu—
factory. ltwillbsknowu as the lion-
walk (hhiset and Bdlders’ Hardware
company. T'lweo-psuy is modeling
rcrths psrchmeefa place of property
on licensee avenue, just west of the
pinup-cud by Batch. Beilyl com—
pany. The-es Vllhge, of Death Nor-
waik. sad Willhm flhdley. of th
place.ereemongthoeeiatrsestsd a the
The rturmanee will be under the-person!
dire-um: of Capt A. V. Vewlou,
the Sutton Entertainment Bureau worms-
trr. Mass" who remarkable-uremia
[lime entertainments.
TIGKETS, 50 BEITS.
BAYMO‘SD. In Ban Norwalk. April ltrh.
(”humkflagemoud .agI-dilly ears [ribs
funeral wlli attended to-mnrrow {April
19th; from the East Avenue-ll. 1!. Church
at: p. m. Thistlcket can be ex l f renewal
. 4 _.. ,_ H , , . - ,. .4 seat lelheot ununfxziifldp 2;"qu drug
Chi. c f _" Is‘Iurr. .18:th mwflkéror at iialeedrng
DIV 0|!
sren ry L. m 3" mm. I‘m: ‘
Pitcher’e Casterla.
OPERA noose.
OX! SIG “1' OX LY.
FRIDAY EVE'G. Al’llll. 2|
The Little Irish-Americas,
lllAllA BlllEMAN
in a scenic pruning-titers.- of the lie-senile
.. Noraiiaohree
PltCher’. Castoria. . “n Egan.“ ”my!
iinion Seed i am Olsgerell
Union Seed! M... I I clever ilsscerslll
- u no rleh Penyandcgn.
Onion Seed !
Whenllaby waadck, wegaveberl‘adorh.
“'heusbewuawmecruslfori‘m
mumnuumwm
WheumeimlChfldrmdsegavelhanm
Children Cry for
Men sale at Mitchell's. all
onion Seed! one noose IIIIIIIIIII.”
llmon Seed l Wednesday Eve'stillS
...4. sane men as!
”mgflnflfl‘flflm lllSlllllllElIill uncut
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