“worm 7 * M...
um snows m rows.
1., I
g and thousands of 0M “W” 3'
fi‘é-r-uRTEVANT's. BARGAIN HOUSES,
com liens AND m m, scorn NORWALK.
ill" fillillllll. MEETING COULD liiiT Billll'ii'Ell.
"I ‘0!“th INSIDE 0? TI! .8. All!) IRS. I. P. "All!!! All
”All nun LAST NIGHT. "Ill MUM-Eli IN COURT.
spring Announcement.
All
We have opened a complete
line of Clothing for Men’s,
Youths). Boys’ or Children’s
wear. from the cheapest to the
finest grades. ' -
loll’lTll. 338”".
last lilaht's latsrtaiamsnt by the Deer-
hsspee's Gisele. I. ll.
'i'hstNovwalkpswlehavenot lost
Coundllisn liclahon spoke of the
condition oitbe flowcrmoandsiafrtlt
of the Congrefltional and w
chmbqandeuga-ledthatthecropoi
hayoncscbbs harvested. Councilman
,Knsppagrsedwitb lir. Inflation. and
madeamotion that the council appro-
prlstsfltitoputthe mounds in proper
condition. Thscouncllsmropiatsdthis
amount.
(louncilman Judson, committee on
sowerareadthesgrsemsnt of the city
withExvlaycr w.n. Bubbell. mold.
ingthecompleticnoftbesswerthrough
Hartford phce,ahout850fest, whichwas
thatIrJiubbeilwould allowthesewer
togotbroughhispropertyto Daystrset
ifhewss gives: permi-ion to connect
hisbonseswithout charge. Asthis was
theonly‘outlet, lir. Judson stated that
bebadadvertised forbids, and received
thefollowing: Raymond Brothers, 8382:
William Sheldon, 0318.10; A. Bach,
$276.25. lir.Bschbeingtbe lowest bid-
der.hewss awardedtheccntrsct.
City Surveyor Mombtmse exhibited a
profileofthelayoutof West street and
Elm Grove place, with gradeestablisb-
ed. CouncilmanKnapp saidhewasop
posed to laying out any forty-foot
sueeta;thsrewere enough of them al-
ready in thecity. He asked theengineer
itElmGroveplacecouidnotbelaldont
the-mowidthasztstreet. Engineer
Biderstatedtbstiifteenyearssgo. while
hewmengiueerfortbe city,ho|aidout
bothof the thoroughfares namedandthe
maphsdbeenacceptsdbythecity. He
saidhebadtheprofilesuh’uhomc'i'he
matter was laid over until the next
meeting.
The boardthcnndjonrned.
, RS. . ”MW"
She rent Why so. Will“ to Be
Free From Willie Wilde.
Ilse Threwsthe Issasnlt eta Isma- an
thaJslgw's ”Villains-Mulls.
BeelarlaglertobethaOansaofAll
,‘nslrWsss-Lawysv'alsk suns.
The ones of Ira. Iary Walsh against
berhusbsnd, lichad F. Walsh, for non-
suppcs-t, was on trial before Justice Bar-
rett to-day. Josqtb Taylor appeared for
the plaintiil‘and John J. Walsh for the
defardant.
lira. Walsh mulled that since last
lfarch herhuahand had not given her
any money, with the exception of 8150,
which he left in the bank. Out of this
shesaidshe had provided fortbebonse
and had paid the man and woman who
worked for them. She stated that three
of her children were in a convent in
Csnsdasnd thatsbe badaupported them
for some time.
Lawyw Webb, in the crow examina-
tion regarding who paid the children's
board,hadatendencytospea_k very
forcibly, but was tsrtly told by llrs.
Walsbthatshewssnotdaiaud heconld
not bully her,'ss she was watemed to
it. having been bullied by a Walsh all
her life. She emphatically declared she
would never live with Mr. Walsh again.
Drawing a portrait of a woman
from her. shopping bag she threw it
on the duh in front of the judge with a
dramatic air, saying that she was the
cause of all their trouble and that Mr.
Walsh was spending his money on her.
lira. Walsh claimed to own half of her
husband's bmiuas, stating that it was
with her money he got his start in life.
After lire. Walsh's testimony the
attorneys proceeded to sum up the use,
but the justice thought that, as he had
heard only one aide of the story they had
better let Ir. Wa'sb testify.
The latter claimed that he had left
with lira. Walsh and sent her money to
the amount of “00 since last larch, but
she had spent it making unneces-
mry improvements about the house.
He said he had paid nutty
ml within the pet few months
mun. soon as» worm Lima:
, m“...
leWasllstl‘lsastng. summons.
14‘!th OIL—Item tolu-
His-In wisp-muss..-
”laments-M
New Your: June its—The Herald says to
day considerableevldencc has been taked
by a commission in the suit of lira. Frank
halls for a" divorce from her husband,
William C. Kingsbury Wilde. The evi-
dence of lire. 1““! may be taken private-
ly in New York today by Referee Grant B.
Taylor of this city. Then the case will be
ready to submit toJudge Charles 1". Brown
for his decision.
lira. Leslie mat and fell in love with
Willie Wilde, brother of Oscar Wilde, t 0
years ago. Willie was a newspaperinan.
There was s quire wedding and a brief
honeymoon Willie exhibited from the
start a fondness for liquor, his wife says,
and on his wedding night because intoxi-
cated. and continued the spree, Mrs. halls
says, for a mi.
fleas himself. Willis found tsult
with loin the Gsrlaoh apartment house
sndwsntsdsmansionln Fliths as.
Next the Victoria was not stylish d
for hire. and he must have an English
staahope, with fast horses and genital-
menu-ammun-
Mdmmwu
attheNorwalkOpwsHouss.undsrthe
“was We! ens
soulless of the Doorksspsr’s Circle of
King's Daughters of the Norwalk Coco
usgatiouslcbnrcb. An amusing one-
act farce entitled "Popping the Ques-
tion‘I was mtednndcr the direction
of Ilsa Dotba Stone Pinneo G. l".
Betta.whohadtheleadingrole, that of
aniosofl gentleman inclined to marry.
enactsditwell,whileJohn (lamp. who
secretly married the old man's choice.
madesnidesl lover. liiw llary Stuart
and lllss Charlotte Betta, spinetcrs who
iabcredundsr the mistaken implosion
that the old gartleman had to
them, were particularly good in their
respective parts. liiss Jennie Ne 1b. as a
maid with ideas, was bright and vivac-
ions, and Iii- liarie Curtis, whom the
oldman had made love to but didn't
marry, wen words of praise for the
manner in which she interpreted the
of theold gentleman's ward. ‘
lira. Frank J. Curtis directed the Inn-
sical extravaganza, “The Seven Old
ladies of Lavender Town." The old
ladies were Zones happy brides, but they
quarreled with their husbands and were
separated from them byafairy. They
subsequently found their better halves
figuring as wax works in a dime
museum, and were restored to tlseui.
The airs throughout wore bright and
catchy and well sung. Those who ap—
peared in the extravaganza were: Show-
man, J. Arthur Pinueo; was works,
Frank Comatock, John 1’. Treadwell,
David Raymond, James llall, leGrsnd ,
Raymond, Charles E. Curtis, Horace
Hatch: duchms and fairy, lira. Winfield
Baldwin; old ladhe. Miss Lydia Senor,
lies inez Keeler. llias Lulustnuley, Miss
Bessie Bridges. bliss llinnie Wixon, lire.
Emma Wheeler. lira. Dunning: page.
Iisster Henry Treadwell. J. Arthur
Osborn was stage manager ahd fli- Ger'
trnde Camp was musical director.
Wheeler a .Wibou‘sorchutrapmvided .
music.
WWW!) Foapre—
ddsd at the mafia; of the Board of
Muse. lest rial-t. In!" 106*-
woodmaccountofansttackoftbegrip
aadqalssy,bsingnnsbietoattend. The
uthsroouncilmen. Hears. Yolk, Trow-
hflga,Knapp, chahon and Judson,
wereintheirrcspsetiveplacsa.
(ItyCIsrk Wilcox submitted an un-
nsliyhrgennmberof bills, whice the
ell-Id! ordered paid. They amounted
tom.
ltwnvofedthatthechieioipolicebs
paid fora full month's work,regnrdlas
oftbafivsdayshelcstonacconntoibo-
inghittatbyacat.
It wmvotsdthatthebill fort!” of the
mew-wrfw new
hmwhmetc..bepaid.
‘ Theclsrkwss instructed to draw an
Evil-torment favor of the chief of
p'cliceflalitlfovstreets, and .150 for the
Wanna extension. in favor of
The Woman’s Christian Temperance
Unioupetltionedforiceforthedrinkiug
fountainonfiouthlain m. it n.
refaredtothecommittesonwster,with
power.
(llnrlea W. Smith was granted per-
mbiontohuilda frameaddition,2-lby
42 feet. to his building on Marshall
street.
Theoliciaibcardol the first ll. E.
“petitioned for acresawalk oppo—
sitsthschnreh. Referred to the street
sommittse,with power.
’i'hereidenfaofWotstvest sentina
«nucleation stating that the street
mxmmwfmklm streetwas
Ialtforuse,the grade never having
”Wand“ there wasno
mwsr through the street. Sidewalks
I couldnotbelaidandattimes theatrest
w- alracst impadble. The city sur-
llfllliillilll Ill'lfi IZSSES.
Iany Hatters lllspused of at Last light a
Meeting of the Court.
At the monthly meeting of the Court of
Burgemes, last night, bills to the amount
of $5,“3.45 were audited and paid.
This amount included a portion of the
cost of paving Wall street and macadam-
iaing Main street.
The bill of the locker Coal company
for £4.00, for curb and gutter stones
furnished for the work in front of the
Lockwood property on lain street, was
rsierrcd to the highway committee to
hr
star. was LIILII.
mus isstruetsdio prueuni’mme investigate, lir. locrwood having forthe Support of the children in the “"3“" NB WEBB. man??? ”5133.231?“ anagram:
' gsadeof that patios: oi the street refused to pay for the stones. convent, the eldest of whom was his ‘ ' ‘ divnm, after reciting rim-p alleged facts,
mtkeaextmeetins of WWW- The bond ofTax Collector Herbert w. stepchild. He claimed that of late his y... c, a"... .. mm... .., 9.. .... {In Will would not set no until din-m
1.913.me the coun- Kemp for $10,000, signed by E. 0. finances were very low; he could not Internal non-m 00llectorshiv- 3:213:321‘3? "m w” ”m 0" m'ifm" ‘“
ll writing to W and 0P9“ “’9 Roster and W. 1]. Olmstesd as sureties, longer stand his wife's extravagance. John C. liyxbec. oi lleridm, collector .£.,,,.,. m, 1....“
sostkwly all of Seymour We '0 W was accepted by the court and placed on At 1:15. III the t‘ stimony beinl in, the of the port of New Haven under Cleve- She says that when he left his teeth on
Mmfldontoua’mspouliloiuthe
town'ciwk'somce, made in l88’Z;aisoto
tile.
An invitation to attend the “Norwalk
Meeting" of the ChautauquaUnion at the
South Norwalk Congregational church,
June 19, was accepted.
The report of the committee appointed
to see that the Norwalk Tramway com-
pany’s tracks on Bel-ion avenue were
lowered toconformtothe grade of the
street, was accepted and placed on
file. They reported the work canplstod.
A communication regarding thedead
trees on Iain street and North avenues
was read and the clerk was instructed to
justice discharged the defendant on ac
count of insulicsnt evidence.
the burr-nu, forgetting to put them in his
mouth. it gave him on sin-d nnd repulsive
loot which was not at all nimble to her.
Neither was it aunfllfle in foot his bills
for '60 to .70 a week at the latter club for
liquor.
lira. Leslie says she paid his restaurant
hills and his membership dues in the some
dub. She al-m says he would xlnl'til up and
mock her when giving rwimtiuns in pub
lic. Then come bills from Enrularnmouut-
tag to “.000. which she wu askul to pay.
but wouldn’t.
At the Lyceum theater in New York on
one occasion. after reissued visits to “are a
man" during and between them-ts, Wilde
arose in the box occupied by his wife and a
land's last administration, a brother of
Frank P. Byxbee, of South Norwalk. is
favorably spoken of in Democratic circles
as the next collector of internal revenue
for ('onnecticut. There are some fifteen
applications for similar appointments
throughout the country, and as Prud—
deut Cleveland has just returned home
from a fishing excursion it is expected
that the decision as to who will receive
the oflicc will be known in a day or two.
Among the applicants for the plaoeare
John C. Gallagher, who is backed by
Congressman Pigott. Colonel Murphy.
mscvssrzo ('lll'liCll drawers.
lasting of the [airfield county clerical
Assoeiarlna at lorotoa.
The l-‘airiield County Clerical associa-
tion had an unusuhlly pleasant meeting
yesterday with the Rev. Innis French,
rector of St. Luke's church, Newton.
There was a large attendance, Norwalk
being represented by the Rev. 8. ll. Wat-
kins, Rev. Olin Hallock and Rev. D. I.
Math.W.Btllider'sexpense. lie
farthsrresusvtedthata light bcplaced
W place. near home No. l,
32-yard by lrs. Bedell. lie thought
hmfmmtausandwatermtha
propertywonld pay fortheontlay mked
you». W Rider, who was present.
sisters nus-m running parallel with
can strut needed attentitm. it had
Ellwood. The Holy Communion was nyol friends, it lewd, nml institute-lull
“I” W i. m M M “m In". ' mm“ “Po“ “'9 mpg", adminss' tcred “mm o'cmk'uw which 0' Norwichnrho ‘5 ”W by exiiov- taking to and ordering nlmut the actors
every uorrn the overflow of water owners to bavsthetrses removed. ernor Waller, and lion. David Wells, of on u“. ”a“... Tm, "mg... "n Nahum
the useletion gathered in the chapel,
where an essay on “The Completions
ivenee of the Churcb"wasroad by the
Rev. G. T. Linsley, of Newtown. A two
hours' discussion of the subject followed,
whichat leugthgaveway toamost ap-
pealing and bountiful collation in the
rectory dining-rows.
After dinner the whole a-ociatiou
tookrefugefromthehestontbe beauti-
fnl lawn surrounding “Jake's rectory,
underthe shade ofthe towering sins.
and the discussions were continued.
i
its-sea to bi- mr- City
‘ WWILllidersa
extent of h property. “Minx
from repsssentativssofthe
, sststss earns to him and
mulchiderwasencroaching
. “may. in. Rider claimed
The wiles report for the month of
lay was place on file. There were
twenlyvflve arrests during the month.
The amount of fees turned ovorto the
borough treasurer was “0.49.
The matter of sewers on Butler street,
Elmerest boulevard andBtuart avenue,
wudiscIr-ed, and a borough meeting
was called for Friday evening. Juno :0,
at 8 o‘clock,» authorise the courtto
have the sewers laid.
Attorney J. B. llurlbutt appeared re-
Norwich, the exponent of tariff reform.
lir. Byxbee has been sherifl of New
llsven county for four terms and has,
been chairman of the Democratic State
committee.
The office of collector of internal reve-
nnsisoimorspoliticalprestigethanany
other federal position within the gift of
the President for thh state, and liyxbee‘s
friends are hustling to get him lheap-
pointment.
Another unwise-a nuance.
and it was proporml to put him out of the
theater, but he saved thorn the trouble by
going out unassisted
Tried to Lane lllm.
lira. [tells became so disgusted with her
husband that nhc went to Europe in May,
M, for the avowed punm, as she told
friends, of losing him in the vicinity of his
mother’s door, but Willie was enjoying too
much the luxuries of this world as -
ed by his wife to permit himself to lost,
and he followed close after his spouse.
lira hallo had a conference with her
mmher-in-law and shr- latter's sou.
lira hells announced finally that abs
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sspsvnnmerary , .
The w- ield overnntiithenext sherecsitcd on the a...“ near the totbehvathrcntbeiievlr. l‘owrsberg. {oranswraideuceforlestcr St. John, MMupbhmhm,"Momumww
.im-r" 7* N III“! “M lll “can” 1m In” “’9 “1W“ "’0 8"!“ church in Whlcb ll whom 0" tbeknoll DOT“! trlous man he r-rmlil lull in her of mm»
eflistion. not before. tilts returned to this
country and last full Imam the action now
before the coitus.
illnos the suit was begun hire. invite de-
clareaehe has been in receipt of from three
to all letters weekly from Willie, in which
he has bag and erased to be taken back.
Lady Wt has added her prayer to those
of hereon sad has told how Willie missed
:i‘sucwrrtsgrs and the genial society of his
. to . ,
Therewasa story in circulation i this
city to the stint that Willis “Id: bad
alsrlpapersis a mum suit for divorce
against lira. laslis with the crusty clerk
in wmlm,lfll the report was
founded. lira. laslle denounced the ion
as a canard
In New Tort Dull VIII“.
N" You. Juno dw‘l'kedlrvetovaof the
lisrlisce Square Garden remind sa ultt
nation from the American Society iortke
l’rvrsntioa of Cruelty of Animals. it ap-
, thattha directors of the garden, in
blagthsllmlshfsvvrwhiebkasef late
ban epidemic in this oily. hit upon the
Hanoi a bull fight. The hillghtpro
Ioterswvss promptly informed that in
"main:
this country, who made an exceedingly
interesting statement respecting the
National chants of iiwedsa, and the
various undertakings in this country to
presume the spiritual welfare of all
Scandinavian-migrant.
0a whole tbh was one of the most
ujoyfimestlnpwhlohtheassooiatlon
has bed for a long time.
of his present rddence in Rollsywn,
one of the most deiigbtfullocatioesln
tbstown. D.Il.i-‘inchhssthscontrsot
fortkegradingaadcellar,andwillcom-
msnmwwkwmunw. Thshoneswlll
be “1“ feet, two storimandanattic,
andwlllcostahoatflfll). Theatsrior
will be of mmwhshinglm
and aiding. 0a tks'aovthwastoovnsr
will be a large tower. Thshousswlll
contain twelve monikellrstfiocr
bslngs‘parlor.fidlalng»rcom.sittls¢-rooss.
klteiwa,sashltxla,sadsvsstlhslsball.
Thlsfloovwillbefufihsdlabardwoods
sndflnucoaddeswiawbitvwcod. The
houswillbebsatsdbybotwatsr. Ir.-
stJobsexpesbtooocupythsvvsidssoe
latbeiall.
WARDEN“
deoabtlstsatplovsintkemira
Mei-thww-sposrlsr—c-d
laborer.
The list airless paper money was
madeiafln
latsoaphutheafdeoithsapcca—aot
fromtbepstna
Gem-ulna Bantu naruralhswasths
mink-cuter. .
Caribbsvsbssnfu-lontbawaids
”pd-mummies
alumnus ”teammate
firm-rs
hmumummmmtnmfl ovsrto Burgess
W toattsndtbsir mirawithinstrnetiousto consulttbe
rm ”loud-rhino.» hero-sh attorney, to whom theclairn
8". ll “0 Wm hadbesnrsisvredandreportatthe next
The theiavitatlon. Matthews“.
Unit-Mahmu- latbematterofacatehbssinstthe
”Help”! Ill “I. W cosnsroflalnandWast mu
my , WWW wasvotedthatthechirmancftbesswer
“emu“: committsebsauthoriudtosecure bids
fortbswork. .
Won 1!. liolnsss petitioned the
couvtfur psrmidon to plans acre-
walkiu front of his lain street rssi.
deans. Referrsdtotbschairman ofthe
highwayeonunittsa.
ltwssvotsd thatpvopsrty mu-
“thwwtwrsidc-
walkasptograde.
Theehalrmsaofthe finance commie
tsswseauthosissdtoborrow 05,5000-
thasdttofthehovosgh.
The-thof lightiaglltturtav-ne
afternoonsndohsefortypsvvonsto
ssrvsssjsrorslntheflspsslorOourt,
wouldineurarrastaud
The What Me.
New Your, June o—Jadlss Wallace,
Bklpwsn sail lacombs, sitting as lb
Units-l mates circuit court of
unanimously decided that W.
Vanderbilt‘s yacht (Io-um wasastnb
jest toe-atoms duty.
lowing Isaak- Warns Classl-
st Tiara, Inset-Judson“: t
m tar
mud—"33.?
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Furnishing Goods!
W
the Latest Novelties In
Keeptag' pacewiththetimes, weave alwa alert and wide
awaksto emndsofour customers. Wszrusnotadvertising
to catch your for a day, or a week, but we want it constant-
1 and. regularly, whenever the future finds you needing an -
In our line.’ We have in the past, and are still more all
to convmce thepublic in the future, that our store lathe
place to do their tradr'rfil Another matter for your considera-
tion is, namely the q ty of goods which we offer for your in-
spection; real ring that usiity is eve ' , we place on sale.
noth but first-class “(dis bio goods. some of the attrac—
tions w ch we are offering this week.
Lsdies’ Vests in Jersey
R'bbed d M ' ,1
short sleeves, or sleeveless, ' on Summer enno ong or
5c., 1m, 121e,, 210., 23c., 39c., 49c.
———....__..
Indies’Bhirt Waistsyhhite, black and colored, in calico,
cambnc, lawn and when, at 29c, 39c.. 49c. 750-. 896.. 980"
$1.09, 81.49. each.
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Infant’s and Children’s Muslin Bonnets and Hats, at 12in,
19c., 25c, 35c., 49c.
O H»—
PARASOLS.
Special ynines in fast block, oatmen, gloria and silk Sun
Umbrellas, m2! and 26 inch, at 750., 89c., 9813., 31.25., 01.39.,
”.49., 01.75., 31.93., t2.49., $2.69.
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KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
Something new in green tinted glass wars, in 4-piece sets,
and water sets, at $1.39; Berry dishes, at 49c. and 5%.; also 1,000
: Tumblers, at 2c. each; largest size oak frame Window Screens,
: at 49c each, smaller sizes both in width and height, at 39c. and
359. each; 10 dozen screen doors. 2 it. 10 in. by 6ft. 8in., or '2 ft.
3 in. by 7 ft. at 980. each We are also showing a very fine line
of Easels and Pictures suitable for wedding presents, or gifts of
any description.
DO M ESTlCS.
300 doz. Linen Towels, 4 for 25c.
Our entire line of Ladies’ Calico Wrappers, at cost.
83 Washington Street.
6E0. VII llSTlllE. Prop.
H. lililEGER,
Millinerytll tloaks.
We are now showingnuclegnnt line of Summer Styles in
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats. Leghorns and Chip Flats are
the prevailing styles for the summer, and we are showing s
complete line of these goods.
We also have a full line of Lndies’ Sailor lists in Senate
Braids, Mllnnds and Swiss Straw in oil colors fromf
25c to $2.00.
W
Ahandsome assortment of ladies’ Silk Woists in Plaids,
Stripes, Navy, Cardinal and Black, from
$3.75 to $6.50.
Onehundrsddoseu Ladies’ Waiets. comprising all styles,
quahflusndsoftmatofiflafllflsadeaiutbenewsstdcsignsof
obsckastripeadainty figures, and plain and colored grounds
from
390 up to $l.7’5. *
m
H. :itRIEGER,
‘ samurai-o“ notil stock.
boosts”
moved-audition“:
m . 4W
‘5-
'Ii south Isle strut.
III-
.al’i'de‘dfidfiimm’
,-: it" M ~ ‘ , .
96 WashingtOnJSt.
to buyers of
Wall Paper
for one week, commencing" Bat-
urday, 20th.
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Another case of those low priced
FRINGED SHADES, ‘
finished complete, for
29 cents.
my“ M’s
Alargestockof
Scotch-Holland cm hits
and Paisles’ Swiss
constantly on hand.
All New Goods.
We buy for cash and sell at
the lowest cash basis.
mrltf
House Mover.
Buildings moved in flrsbclasa order. all--
boilers and has? sn'acll’tl a s .
All
a141, Boron. til-a.
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of
l'orstoru.
AWNINBSW...
ptiena. Canopies f
desert or
andreceutiona. Wotan
merribwruu
\“i’i'cfbniA 1;
38 lbs.
Thet'lotorimthough not known asde in
Norwalk as sums other streets are. but when
It hand use-Mt is themsetsowhr m
withthelaslles.
Ladies"! cordially lurlled lo calla-lb-
spect wheels before pushing al-wls-t.
Theywlllflnd ltabeautthl mar-HI-
Ity and sasy~rfdlng quauuea are to perfection;
[alsorL'dosignedto givearvacefalwns‘hv
“ .
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