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I ; ever shown in town, and {always the
fit Line of Furnishings,
can be found at
5112.. , ANCIS & CO-’S,.
Washington so. So. Nama'kq’
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um.
TheB-ratehasbssnlnvited by Sena-
tor Hillier. of Plainlaldaetwssentlng the
Seventssatkttoan old-fashioned Biro
lslandclanrbake tomorrow, stthel’ous
ham club. Narragansettbay. so...»
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it..«" ”-355“ hug-"IWIWW 'mmflwmmm TheY.P.8.f‘.E.of meal-sh N.»
W!“ I.” my. the noose resulting
in favoroftheformsr. Ito 0.
walk Baptht church. are arranging fona
unique wltartainrnsnt to take place this
_ week Friday evening. It 5 a snowsociai.
unfinémmm” “f" " The decorations and the mines oi oi.
' . young ladies will be in keeping with u...
ThsDarien andwaupon ”Walsh.
”in. ore-d bata h! Daricn Saturday. 11,. Pam H” mpg, in" nine
Thaaoorawaa thirty todveln favorof were out {0, practice on a” an“,
the former club. I grounds, Saturday afternoon. From the
manner in which they went at it, they
wiiileave nothing undone by which they
can win the gamete be piayedinthe
near future with the Old Well boys.
~l’nrecolfes with pure aeam . be. a
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
The employes of theeurling depart-
mentof thelv'olk list company started
down the harbor this morning for a
day’s outing. They were in Comm
dole Woodward’s sharpie ”Swordilah'.
They go to little L'Bammoek island,
whereaclambakewillhessrred.
The steamer City of Albany came up
. ‘ lawI'astIarnldIm'arsaaat.
Maud we always have the
I lI». ,. ‘ l
Tbewsathsrto-daypromk-tobaansvaiiy
fromfalrtopartly cloudy. possibly preceded
by rain.wlth surly stationary followed by
rising temperature. Tomorrow it promises
tobewarmer andfair withsdserdad”warrn
wava'aadrauchnctaalhn-idityofthaair.
loll.” I‘ll 005T”.
Iawthnlaatl’mlnrlahaal 'l'aaetorln
throw-elm
wm. .,
hi. 3... lltill I
clIEliIiY PilliSPiIATE
lirly 5 tests a tie.
Patrick Callahan was arrested for
being intoxicated Saturday night. He
=. deposited an .8 bond, which he forfeited
., this morning.
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L -Getyourhatarldrun. Greater.
3‘ citemantatthscorneroflainandWail
8b., Norwalk: 19c. ale goingon. Such
:3 valuesareoflered tbatyou can’treoist
Intrins-
Large numbers of spurows have built
nuts in the hoods of the unused lumps
of the Norwalk and South Norwalk
Electric Light company.
All the old favorites at the
sarneprice.
. 1. TE. ’
iiiSi’BEfliil.
mistrial. .
The B. d (i. nine played the Crystals,
of (iranitsrille, Saturday afternoon, on from New York Saturday afternoon,
the Stuart avenue grounds. Thoscorc bringingagoodly number of psmengers.
was sixteen to nine in favor of the Theboat, having been repainted and
Crystals. _. thoroughly renovated, is very neat and
—llnaonshle pn'cm . attractive. Thb morning the first trip
m“ Opeuallnirhtf‘m. W toNewYorkwa-mademearly 200 [so
_. _____ ... plebeingonboard. The oflicers of tho
Tlromas O'Connor. .5“, "a”. n steamsrare: Captain, loses ll. Wilson;
Wemployed in “,0“,ka of mate, John ll. McDonald;pilot,Jose-ph
Bdward Davis. llockville, was fatally in- Wit-Wm: W- John 3» With»
tiured Saturday night by a horse starup- Yrrtrr "y sftrrnr lrl,ahont3£t)o'clock,
rngon hm" ____. men on the Washington street bridge
’l'lrescmi-monthly meeting of the Y. discovered that the string pieces and
W. C. T. U. will be held at Its. Watm‘ timbers underneath the planking were
onTueaday evening. lmmportanthusi. oullm. Drugglst Finch and his assist-
nemistobenctedou, and oil members sntgotoutasmallhoae from the store
srarequatedaoattald. audturnedonaatreamofwater,andin
-—--— a abort time the datum were extinguigh.
3’ —Therelnainderot the tire stock at .a, Thwart: not mm m.
l C. 11. Harvey's fertile: reduced in price. . greatdeal, ”than... u... about“:
a Nourish-Irvin- ever Maul in twin inuuie. melan- supposed tohave
and shoes. started from a match or a lighted cigar.
lir. and lira. W u. Tolles will "W" W! 0" thrille-
goth Nauru“ maimsum W“ “ml” “1"“ "I" out rm»
World’s Fainl
list)
i! women-reentry mathanrled l“
PINEAPPLE.
Can’t be Beat.
PEPSI", , w 2
PliliSl’lllTE “:m»
listls Ill Cents. lill ii is”"'"‘“
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flies Anna Burr. Canter ......
)Iisatlnau Curtis. Over River
Ilsa Cia
li- ' Cullen.
383933
“Will INC. m I ”Mr WM! "win" ‘“ “W “Joli."hoii'liholfmziiip “11:3”;
‘ %%Mmm gm'”m‘m"'mxmwh ashoreonlnngBeach.but was get od
k am I"; I.“ ~ ”‘3 Contractor H. H. Brown received this tritium“; 3mm
Wmflrasbm'y Plains. ' rt: morninganupright cuginecalled “Min- ith g” Cit of Mb.“ ’lbu
~ . “mg“, 3357:“ 2’; hie," which will be used Ill hauling " ‘W' ’ . ’2 '
n n 1'0” MM." iifi . ' . luckily neither bout sustained serious
in y “,0", an” 2 dumping cars at the f lur trucklng op dam ll . ed
“bum‘- . . rm en . ofthe i' ll irailroad. be- ’ age. owevor. more erpcnenc
lira g . pilots than Captain Byabur have met
I I limit. a. low South Norwalk. _ _ , .
m. L a“ ~»~»——~»~— with avsrmllar orpenenco. A few years
:‘g‘ 133 —-Pure 108 Cream, It has". 15 sgoCaptainaJoe llerriil and “Speeier’
43 Washington St. 3% 1m” Wuhinrwnmtz‘: m Bmith did the more thing, and itwas
- . m . I about a month 0 that Captain
lira m TheBowstonJumorsandtheNorvo" ‘3
1 -m HOBWALK. ”I: g V“ Juniors'playedanercitinggameof Will“!!! BOOM ‘0‘” “I! Eagleon W
7 ~____.._.._4 mwm’ummmmmfflm'm ltlsrlot
.1 i, .‘ 3,. . at: Point m But four innings were known whether the accident yesterday
L ”I w’d'mmummmb naduatocrankine-ofthe boat or to
. 5: waytons forty-lire and Borwalka three. thecarelrmnmsoftbe_p_rbt.
.: ’ I At Trinity chnrehJast evening, there ThePirat regiment, (.on theory
was ‘ 0008 service by the quartette artillery, held itasixtb annual reunion
2' "I ’ Saturday at Putnam. Chinese were
whichwascomposodof lsaDsnning.
lrnlfeelerJ'rsdforcsaudPrInkCom-
stock. The selections were much cu-
joyad by a lame congregation. Ii-
Gertrudefimppruidedattheorpn.
Jonah-lama c. u. Harvey's fire
stockwiilbeclosed ontata great-cri-
doe. Callandnsthegoodamuiysllghtv
toatoneasnrrsnder,or romp-ism be iris-Iron!» trio- My Mum
totally mnibiiated. ‘ Thecornieopars ”likado”wasgiven
v- i... haw-Mum“ mnfi;fhhmm$.$$
down our strsatsnnder the prmsnt
elected as follows: Praident. Stephen
H. Cole. of Putnam; viceprsaidents, E.
D. Riley. W. W. Candee, A. Beekwltb.
D. A. Bhippur, T. llalpin, A. D. Rune,
T. Whitnryand W. 1'. Pride. Iajor a
P. Batileld, Captalnfi. 0. Dow, Denm-
ant B. B. Andrews, B. D. Riley and lir.
lilier ware apprintsd a committee on
location and style of monument which
will be erected in honor of the dead
members and for which the
has voted “M. An invitation w. raw
tsullsdtohavs thenent unnionat lid»
i
Icnnfnrnish you just what
' openadthebattbhstllatnrday byponr»
youwsntsndtho who "“50 ingabontthrsecolrrmnsofvenomous
m T.” “Muriel! ““htotbemremy‘acsmp. Withtbc
”overwinllorwalk Honr’srnllrnndnrldlasonic soils-ml
frotswhichtomakoyonrsoiec. “humanitaeouuismn
A good time to paint your
ho-eandlwiilhsgladtosuh-
rsityou distown. Theinvitstionw-aocepmd.
, > fight“. syn. Wacarsthiakofnotbingbsttw wwmdeI-d ltwasvotsdmchanpthstinrsotmaet
Thoroughmsehsnics forPap- lo-malhuloaoyss-plagasaa W— WWW-”"51" i-slanmlowflwWW-dw
(lore-will glseaeonesrt is lusie Hall
"MW“ Doo- “IO- Knits-dew.” mm My, ‘ mamsadhwumpmdsd
m “picked-p. nonhuman W“. IT 14......qu
mehslgbtrspbsmwsarssaymaka “halt! “a” lob! NE
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4; tbsymyhesdlnthsbnmotaenm. trollsywkawil bastrnngonthisstrsst snrlgstthsbargains.
: E Jaorham “a "w““wflm'w‘ a... tohgsawatadi go, am” a. Tier it. MWIEMM
ii ‘P lmuhmwum' nwmnduasmii WWMM- In
Wei»; ;" 'hmfimbflwmuwmmwwthmhghm Hamis-
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humanist. W" ‘ ""’°"" ‘°°‘ m”
u m ummvmun-l-mmwmw-Wlmm
"m 7w a“, 'm ”J.“ today. mwdlhlnth.
............... barriersonsltksrdlssadobstaet- is
w,:'.:":".:"m"'fl “m“ “M °‘ ‘“ m " W'- “ rm, hntthafinroh arm must he
the 0' WM 'mt «so. Ws-mt'ruova forwardi-
Ii- W D. Wood, who stood pwsmsieapwhncsllththam
“I." Whtkseontrstofthslltylamt ofnlbwhlshmaksaths-Uitywbula
wil “a. mush-MahlptothsWorll's ‘l'bastrmmotpowerwlllrmrinofih.
~M.rsssivslalsttsr fromtbsllawartbasthsroasmiasleapsrisaes. Oar
“Tarkfinumhynwpflnghsrtorslglonmoaflbsarsiigioaothaart,
statswhsnms desired rotate thanipl. wham‘albs'filllsrlmm." It
“fins-w haekarshavnaeshwd lstkseombhsdfars-wfldhavsths
alks sausage-d hoists otths trip mm. lttbaloressws mars-
w. be last in m d usual-t alwswillbsablstohsarthsrn-gssa
aamhsrwhodashsteshrt aria-ms itpanmrlowaths 5-. "Onion-If
“a. Thsnllwankwilpubsblyha andwewilpsntbtbspswatihs
yrs—Its! tolh'ssloathstrlpts “.mbrmflotksmmd
mummmtheespol
salvation.
minnows.
M M “a
a sua- assoc-0's“.
day in June. flanaternilerrr-adatbs
.. “up i
54.; ,rarsslsts
,1 g “a.
ll m,“
Wma
’ up}
‘5 wales" '
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sh
“mum,
iii waists,
CtS.IQ_$2..50
WHITE WAISTS‘
‘ I .5octs__lg_$l.75.
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON-STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Bsnry Glover. father of Charles 1..
and loses Glover". had an apoplectis
shockat hkhomeonWsst liainstreet,
thiamorning. He’ilireeover.
The monthiymesting of the ofllcers
and teachersofvthe Borwalk Methodist
Sundayschool which was totakaplsoe
tonight hasbeenpostponsdnntii Wod-
nmday evening, at 8 o'clock.
St. John Isrrili and Fred Raymond
attended the «invention of the Brother-
hood of St. Andrede at Portland last
week. They wee delegates from St.
hul’a chapter of Norwalk.
linand Mrs. lra Cole have returned
from their visit to the World's Fair.
They say the newspaper stories about ex-
orbitnnt prices are greatly exaggerated.
The restaurant charges are about what
they are in New York.
An Italian was drowned st Wilton.
yesterday, while in bathing. Be was
employed in the quarry at Cannons.
lcdical Examiner Burkawent up this
morningtohoidauinquest.
Frank Smith, of East avenue, wheeled
to Easton yesterday to visit his grand-
parents. Oneof the pneumatic tires of
his bicycle collapsed, and as he had no
pump to remedy the dilficuity he had to
walk home, a distance of fourteen miles.
The Alpha Wheel club have engaged
Engineer C. N. Wood to chain the
coursetobecovered by the riders inthe
tenmiic mud race next Saturday after-
noon. ‘l‘he surveyor will make n sworn
statement of the distance and any record!
made will stand.
Diary Church died at her home on
Wertport nvenuejaat night, aged about
eightytwo years. She was is sister of
William Church. The funeral will he
held from the house Wednesday alter-
noon, and the burial will be in St. Paul's
church yard. Rev. (7.1!. Selieck will
olficiate.
C. F. Secly, formerly of Sorwalk, now
of llartlord, had anotncr narrow escape
yesterday. This time it wasnot a bicycle,
but a canoe, that did the damage. Mr.
Seeley cannot swim as well as he can
ride a wheel and consequently came near
drowning. Be wu rescued, and is bound
to be a sailor in spite of all dimculties.
An adjourned meeting of the mission-
ary committee of the Y. P. S. C. F. of
the Norwalk Congregational church will
be held at the residence of the chairman,
flies Fannie Clark. on Merwin street, at
8 o'clock tomorrow night. when the pro-
gramme for next Sunday evening's meet»
ing will be arranged and rehearsed.
—!iegnetic bargain in erery depart
ment ofthe Boston Store. Norwalk, to
day.
Rev. F. 3. Robbins delivered aspecial
sermon to the members of the Forwalk
fire department. last night. at the Nor—
waik Baptist church. Owing to the
warm weather there was a small attend-
ance. llia text was “What Think Ye of
Christ.” There was glacial mudeby the
choir and n male quartet“.
(blond Roberts hasnot yet returned
tollew Rochelle. U learningofthe
fire last Thursday. sent for those
theretocometoNorwaik. Oneteaeher
atillremainsatthescbool. t’l'he eolonel'a
fatherand mothsr,a few student and
thetaachsrssre nowrmiding lntheold
schoolonEastaveune.
W. ll. Lockwood has started six
horses in races this year.and secured
flrstnumineachraosmreeordnever
before reached by adrlvar. lie will
stutTuraarandJ-nisllrownatflew
Britain, and Pickett. lbs Hunter and
Incilaatllostontbiswsek.
~ito.dnem'tpuiihardatyour purse
strings, does it? ‘l'ben don't lirtwith
ehsaes;lf yonwant rdiabls drypoda
hindemonethtendthegrestssleto-
daystthsBMunfitorglorwalk.
Theltorwslkllorssllsihnadeowpmy
have addsd thsfotiowiag trips tnthsk
mhsdaismetnfrw-tothsohasgsinths
timsdthstrahsontheliswvorkJew
mall-Mord railroad. At this.
m.,toeonaaetwitk ths'lzl’laeeonmda.
lion Waneerwk; it.” a.In..to
elwlasetwith homunculus trsiato
Bewllsvsnnndlmt.
Ell’eokmks‘l'nn miraculous-
trsllietthsileiapriatsd is the lie-uh
lastflatnrdnythatuthe rpillhgofanaa
dares-s ats lirsrnrsst Mamas
mfmm‘mmmy
have purchased a team of handsome
blackborseafrom I.H.Psrsons.
-'i’here isagreat jam and crush at
theBcatonStore,Norwalk.to—day. Cause
--l9c.ssle.
The annual meeting at the voters of
the Over River school district will be
held Thursday night. beginning at 8
o'clock.
Rei. B. 0.8herwood, at Adams, flue ,
whohanbeen calledtothe pulpitofthe
South Norwaik Baptist church. is a
brutberof Leslie 1.. Sherwood, of Nor-
walk. I
—'l'be 10o. tale at the Boston Store,
Norweik, today. is the greatest drawing
card they have ever had. Don't mine it.
Concord Division, 8. of T., will meet
to night to complete arrangements for a
fair and supper.
Henry Dutdrer, a lineman employed
by the telephone company. is we father
of A brand new baby boy.
GEDBGB’I’DWN.
Ira. W. A. Williams visited friends in
Norwslk last week.
A daughter was born to hit. and Mrs.
N. Perry, lart Wednesday morning.
3. J. Miller, superintendent for the
pony, is building a large born on the
Charles Cannon property at Cannon
Station.
Sidney Rittenburg recently opened an
ice cream parlor bore and put in a pool
table upstairs.
Mrs. Brewster, of Little Dalton district.
entertained friends from Brooklyn over
Sunday.
Henry C. finch has moved to New
York city, where he will reside in the
future.
Mrs. [lager and two children, of Jersey
City, are boarding at A. E. Bunks', Little
Boston district.
The ladies of the Congregational
church held an ice cream sociable Friday
evening last. at Bouton's undertaking
rooms—not a very desirable place to go
to, but thisseemsto betheonly room to
be had in town.
lllnta on Conversation.
it has beenrecently stated that conver-
sationisaioetart Certainly theiirltener
appears to be out of date. Persons who
have regard for the usages of polite so-
ciety should remember that listening is
oneof thecenone of good manners.
Abacnt-minderlness is impolite. Every
one is entitled to a fair share of attention
paid him when convning. it cools
bored, courtesy demands he should still
l'uten, and appear toappreciate the story
cn-ion. A writer on social etiquette
cum remarked that "nine timm out of
ten the attentive listener ’u more admir-
ed than the most brilliant talker."
Avoid in conversation all mention of
your own slain. The closer wornu
guards her he‘thstone. its sorrows,
tronhlessud annoyances so cantnily as
she does the sacredne- of her religion.
The world admires your cheerfulnem,
your attractive”, your brightnem.
Your griefs belong to yourself. They
areyour inner life, which should ba
closed with iron portals. Even if your
heart break. recollect the critical public
at all times likes a smiling face and
cheerful manner.-llarper’s Boar.
The Thomson-Houston Electric Com
pany whosenotninalcorporate exhienee
iaat lliddletown. basllcdastatsmentof
thseondltion ofthempuyon February
1, leith the stats werewy. ltshowa
oapitalatookactually paid in, “OMAN”;
ersh value of real estate, not is. than
“5,454.1“; cash value otpsrsoaalmtats,
suit-ire of parenb.notlsnthan.b,7ili,-
M.“antonntoldabta,notmora Ml.-
mflfl It; amoentof eradits. autis-
than 03.405.818.44.
anCrnshaaaGmilastrsst railway.
Tkslrstirsnwirawasdrawsat Rat.-
bwg lam
Thoshistvlrtoryotmsnbuandpatisa
homblmaell.
flail
WW srsusuati slash
twadin son-Try”. y
Light grist- do musk. while Inn's
”labelled.“
hemp-shot station a mils M
ssmmaedaradinsotlrnilss.
The Talmud mys. "The best wsmsnh
mswboaetsashsrhsbaadddrsa"
lrnppfsarsatgsawsrka others-
as-aIMteasotsoai-isoksaaay.
Gilbertk Bennett lanufacturiug com— ’
that isrelatedon thasnbjectunderdis— andthsse
Awnmsnnaysnhrsthatherowaworks n
twsisskss
. us‘"reaaetkf I j
iiiliiliill Hills.
This is on entime new article made from white corn undlsllls ‘
finest cereal on the market. Very simplein preporationandonly '
takes two minutes to have it ready for the table. To dmonstrata'
toorery housekeeper inthiscitythisoxcellentdlsh,wehva2
AN EXPERIENEED [All
to serve it with cream at our store Thursday Frills sud datin-
day of this week and give all an urgent invita’tion toyoall. 3.
SELLS, 6c lb. 5 lbs.; for 250.
Telephone Call i3-2.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
Leading Grocer.
_..,.._..... ...._..__......___. 7L..-
Fresh Fish l ' Fresh Eiéhll
EVERY DAY.
Our stock of meats, fruits, vegetables,
plate and first quality throughout. Come
r ,_
33 Washington St. ‘
maisasusnalmomp
sndsceus. ‘ ‘3
E. J. WADHAMS. Pronrietor,
PEflPlE'S IIIIET. FIEE DELHI", PEflPlE'I IIIKET,
13 North Main Its-go. Norwaik. :fiWall .9, so...“
call. 574.
bla lads’
WKlGBTaSPOEEEW. M ”a WHGKTOPOUNDB.
me Ill ’
filattlll. 223% 2.42:; 1&5”; Fastest Illlllrlsg, 52‘. %%
but , .32.-v.2 .333 8mm. Mirage:
East humus. mggrmgmfix Beautiful Finish, b.7311.“ »
Comical. Jaw-What; lust Rigid, {mm-E35553
JACKSON “"hhfi‘iix‘éiii‘i’iiitiim- BROTHERS
nil-z s-rslilll‘sn‘clrv 0F Aismrfl
“mill” Sfllllli lullillll llll Ill llllll.
Fare. Single. 40cts.: Excursion. 70cta.
Leave South Tim-1k. 1:90 rum. Drive New York. Beeknian flt- 2m 9. m.;laet flat 3..
2’1’Ffihwnmln‘l with‘il‘vanhefitrciao ‘ ‘ k ll w”!
steamer :‘ltyo . orw . no . ew 'or . 0M“ . needs and Trivia
5.1!) p. m. Lenses Biol-walk, Tmiay, Thursday and naturday a: 29.?» p. m.. {Wight refit
from 71!) a. m.. to 5.0} p. m.
1;}... sumo? {rho}: h; i. a». ” _. " W ' " i
.3... to mid. yourselland hmilrvilh ‘dm
a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera Music "a".
and Diarrhica Remedy u an insurnrrce
against any serious results from on at-
tack of bowel complaint during the sum.
mer months. It isalmoet certain to be
neededmnd ahonld be [woe-um] at once.
Nootherremedy cantukeitspluccordo
its work. 25 and 50cm“ bottles forsale
by (l. C. Stilbtou, Drum
if a Ngqurk millionaire given a dirt» ‘
garb“ 5th ammo and :mhetreet,costing
.00,w 'h 'vealb . '
" mum
tors' bilh have topny .00
“if: 3%”: the C.....""" “’ ‘wap...’
w t m ' per
the dimnner shoulddnzt'be rgiven, than
being permat east
inquire at Plaiatad'adrrlgstose. where
you may have the probiamsolved ad
ntinformationabontC sci-WW.
Fifty 5.737;. small (loctor bill. but
thatisail it will cost you to cure any
ordinarycaseotrheumatirmif you was
(Mfi'fiifl Pain llalmfic Try it and
on wi aurpviednt t amps re
{lefitaflorda The“ P" wiill
soilay m, lune l2, i893.
GRAND BllNllEllTl
BY
PLATO" BRUNOFF
the mat pianist and arm . it St.
imam Bra-sis. Mile. lEva
limos. soprano.“ Park.
Allfllfll”, 3‘. ‘0 All) 7‘ cars.
Ticketnonsnieatflrsigsr'sand Plaistad's.
1| lit
' Tuition ii'iioloen.
iieaiEslateanlilnslllance,
WMIIIBMOI many.
with the View bani
cummmfi. $32....“ .2"
prices and an anew terms. I at a“ u
" ' "' WANTBID.” ’
‘ s'rllrtrrrmu," i........"" "mm
2 mm~.Wc»-:' “hr-r"
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fort“!!! bo-a
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giggle . meant bottles for role'
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