‘ an item ‘ lshlna Goods at“ . V ,
My ,.§TPRTEVANT’S BARGAIN HOUSES,
’ some mm m ‘ ANN omens, sou-m NORWALK.
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in, identic- mwlld . m u m
mssursroswm‘sauesos W Iran-sinus am a 1,... tom rats or ‘ "mm“
drsdsaudthomuthofothwslocatsdin,
manner lllfll'lll‘ll mymm“ m mm W mm W"-
Ihal—alawmhrlhalasapflaas't mugwmcuw
Naomi!“ wmmhflum
“intent or, film
A'ssttanst magmas-sauna
”Matthew—Italian?
bit-anal atlas-oi Hundred Dalian.
I '5“- ‘u""""" “m its-vhoam-ta Withinadayortwo nuww‘mji'"“h”
.- Thsfimtblim-walklnnchofthetrolleycarswillruntothssntrauosoi WmmdetTm
m Winthmoiinsbristy, thegruaada. racerstaining WWW
Mmmmw undo-smo- frtattofthsrmi-
lts. is ntiwopm. ' ThaWosdward homo TRIM?! Sill!!! litlll‘.
dead. or “Bivwaids,”m thepiaoswas
“digital” owner,which has
bl- lssasdioratsrm oi years.makes
aaidnl phosior an intitntiouoi this
klnd,andcouidaothavsbeenbettwar-
rangsdiibniltexpresslyiorthispurposs,
A by, wellcomructsd hmsc, aur-
roandsdbyhroadfisldsandatstclyshade
tram, lomtsdstapointthatcommands
sneapadvsviswathcwatersofths
8onnd,itmakaasplendidhoms. 'lhe
mrhhlydnhhdhbudwoodgars
hrpaud airy,and hsvsevuy improve.
“Misconhrtandconvnhceoi
gistandpatisnts—watermufluraace,
““de Tothsleit
otthslauadhsilway’uthsodlosaudro
caption ruom,andbsyondithssitting—
room, whmnuaquMItaudsaliis-
IikabdoiDr.Ksslsy. 'l'hslargsroom
tothsrkhtoithehailwilibsnssdasa
dimnghruom,wblls thsothw rooms on
tlbloorwillbegivenovsrtothsculin-
uydsparunmgonscomniodionscloaet
lid-g rushed for drugs. Onthsiloor
abovssrs twelveroomybsd chambers.
sunset themairsadyniceiyiurnished,
andothsrstbatwilibeutiliasdwhcnthe
growth oi the htane ssciuaches upon
tbspusntiacilitisa.
The South Norwalk branch will be
conductsdonthssams high plain that
has boughtaach asst succe- to‘ths
patent home at Dwight. lll. It is in
Mdmhnkllovejoymt
Rewnavmag-tlsmn who baswon
senownwithbotbswurdaud pen, hav-
hgbsmaeommaudantinthscivilwar,
all.“ recent yarn, a W
wfltwniaots. Thsphysia’aninchsrge
bDr.B.C. lvundon,apntlsman no
thtbcgallantaad courts.
omcaptah.
‘Asread-soi'l‘ua mmbshly
know,the stsy treatment b not an
Without-Timon" for in
bristy. Patiotlbavsabdolutsfrecdom,
coming and going at their pleasure,
boardingatthsimtitateoratthdrown
homu,tbualyrsqniramwithsing that
tbsyraportatsandlz a. m., and 4:8)
andip.la.,toreceivsahypodsrniciu—
jcctioloidonblschlorileoigoldl'hich
bgivsniuthsuppsrportion of thsleit
arm. Inadditinathsytakc a medicine
of tonic psopsrtiw ava two hours.
Wmuwdvthth
angr- a ram-bis amount when-
svsrthsydsfisitaatiiths sppetitstor
liqufimwwhisnanaliythethird
or innrth day, oi'tm the second day,
trap-tlythalhatday,and seldotnbs-
yonddrsfiitbday alter the treatment
hobs-commenced. Aeomplsts cure
tenablflsdin four weeks. the treat-
havingeanssdnoasleringnorbad
‘Ipcathsaystsm. 0f morethsn
10,000 essss treated the past twelve
i-tha Ivepsr cent. have re-
' wan-{pantheon hedoss
so dslbsratsiy, wiltuily. not Imel-
alyaavhg a desire, but became he
preisssadhipstedlile.
"Whuaperstrniawrsdatalireiey
W dd (hid-Witty, as be
me ”1,,me-
allyaboutthstrsatmsltyeaterdayaiter-
noon, "ha Isava the hatitation with
avavr‘ipoitbsdissaae thoroughly
“ubiquitous-ha
bradvadiancts nualbtw ashysi-
dsmbatlhashosatstoylsldtomoo
sl Mbwflhdhimasli-ose
tsthsmthaahatore. Oaths
“Juices-somati-
old "thatch with
whom he has ”i la dbsipstion.
thehastfigtnpavsatbhssisrss
thsuaatwsatbesaesrnsd. fish-lay
sass da- aot Hid a wall arosada
dunno! Wltibns 8. Knapp and l". A.
lane, gave way about 10:30 o’clock this
morning, ia'inging down an avalanche oi
rocks, gravel and concrete, which com-
pletely blocked Spring street at that
point. The wall was canted to its prea-
eutheightwhsn the property wasopsu~
ed up for building purposes, being built
on snold wall that stood thsrest the
time. ' '
Recently the wall had shown indica-
tionoibsingunderahsavyatrain, but it
wssnot apposed toheinsny immedi~
ate danger of coll-Fills; consequently
no precautions had been taken toprevent
it falling. Fortunately there was no one
ps-lng on that section oi Spring street
when the Wall came down. What are
result would have been if the huge rocks
had struck anyone canme beconjec-
turd. Someoithslargestof thsmwere
carried clear aortas the street to Colonel
Cunningham's plenum.
Thewall is owned by the city, which
willbsputtoaneapsnseoi sevw-ai hun-
dred dollars to repair the damage. The
debris will have to be cleared away,
the wall mtirely rebuilt on s more solid
ionsdatiouythewalk reiaidandtberail-
ing upbed. It will probably be neces-
nI'y-foertainly it would be wise—to re-
pair other portions of the wall in order
to guard against the danger that mother
like collapse would entail.
when tilts childre- (tr-w [at and I“,
.- Illa and ma Y." tables.
With sun-burned faces, with brighter
eyes and better appstitm, a party of
twenty-tour children who have been on-
joyingawsek’a outing at the summer
home of the Chmcb oi the Holy Trinity
on Strawberry Hill, But Norwalk, will
reluctantly go luck to their homo in
New‘York city tomorrow morning, makv
leg room ior another party—the third
one this season-thatwill come upon
the City oi Albany tomorrow night.
Thisisthefiith summer the doorsof
the present home have been opened to
thschildrtm of the parish. Previovw to
thsputchsssoi thepsoputy in l”, the
home was located ior three year-at the
ire Hoyt place on Boton Hill. Miss
M. A. Cliflmd, who has been identified
with the work over slum its inception. is
inchargcoi thehotue again this year.
She is thoroughly in sympathy with the
work, a fact which has contributed
largely to its success. Beingsteacher
in the Sunday school and having visited
many of the children in their homes, she
knows them all by name; they are much
attached toher,andthcy seldomleavc for
their city homes without giving three
cheers tor‘ltiu Cliflord.
Since the home was established here in
1885, upward of 2.0m children have on-
joyed its III—inn and benefits. The
sauna opsnsabout the middleoi June
and continues until themiddleof Esp-
tembsr,from ””250 boys and girls
being entertained during that time. The
house is situated on an elevation, sur—
rounded by broad acres, and through
the branch!- of the maplmthat fringe
the roadway '- opened up adelightfui
view oi Long Island Sound. The rooms
are provided with little white-covered
outs. and everything about the house he-
tokms m and order. None but
nbstant'nl, wholesome food, but plenty
oiit,goeaonthetabis. Freshvegetables
are provided from a garden on the
premises. and the children are given
all they can drink oi pure milk,
brought from a farmer's near by. They
keep good hours. rising at 7, break-
fast at me, have dinner at 12 and tea at
5:1!) o'clock. They have morning and
evening prayers and attend serv'm Sun-
dayaat Grass church. What little so
straint they sreunder seems hardly neo
nary,” thayare a well behavedmr-
dsrlynt of children, kindly cared ior
by lies Cliiiord.
TALK 0? IGNOIINU l'l'.
latural Oven-d Oyster I’arkara and the
New License law.
The Bridgeport Farmer says there is a
who work on the natural beds toths new
law requiring all vessels engaged in oysw
terdredging to hello-reed and number-
ed, although others say that they think
it is a good thing and will observe it.
Thelicenssfesianiorveswls under
five tons and fifty cents for each addic
tionsl ton. Under certain conditions
captains have to take outalicsnssoost—
ingtio. loatoithenatural bed oyster-
msndonot hesitate tosay thatthey
consider the law unjtwt, and iramwl in
the interests of the planters. in one the
Oystermsn'a Protective association de-
cides to ignore the law. its enforcement
wiilaot be an easy matter, as itiseati-
matsd that there are at least 2,000 men
who make their living from the natural
beds between New Haven and Green.
with.
On the other hand the Bridgeport
Union says the membersoi the Proteo
tire a-ociation claim that thanrganiaw
tion was chiefly interested in securing
the passage oi the law and that the
members are more than satisfleqwith it.
WIIA'I' SENATOR BAILEY HAIR
Ila Boll-was tho Intra lies-Ina 'III ho
u-gtay—wsst It wIII Do.
General Joseph R. Hawiey. who is
spending hi vacation at his summer
bomatthdmhwasasksd what he
thoughtthercault oi the extra session
couldbe,andsaid: "l amgoing down
to Washington on August 7,justasevery
otbc member is, without the slightest oi _ on]
idsawbatwillbsdousatthessasiou. "I'm“ propertythereim I
Wbatoongre- will acmmpliah toward “mmwdifnt‘” '1 “Mu“ “"1 W‘
. agents.
settling the silver question iaaoonun— lholda ll oi i onprop-
dmm' n” ”Mk” “ "M" i m' my in this state which] obtained in
not mo III-"d ‘ 8"“ MNewYoskirutnacnm pemitmlto
wfllnmrhfifllmmw'“ dobminuhihhmpfu’lwlnionn
pact to see this extra session continue
right up towithlnadayor two oi the firmwdbekti gurglin'gwtlw‘:
a”. d “In“ the regular ssmion 0' suranoscompanytomakcgoodmylum.
Warming”!- foradayunawdn: 3501'!”-
towork again. eapecttone t 8| It i
hhsgenponstwpingtheporcbassoiiic theocmpaay to pay
va without undertaking torapsal the
wholeoithsflsrw-abill. ldonotbs-
line that m Clsvdaad will, as
has been suggested. devote hh satire
mwthssllquasstiou. lbsiisvs
he will tails up the last! and other
qa-tio-tkatwiil hesomtsd hythe
handalooaditlonoithscountry.”
tire Insurance.
Mr. Editor—Among the many acts
passed by the int Legislature was the
following:
Foreign llrcinsurancsoompames.and tire
insurance companies of other states of
the United States, permitted to do busi-
ness in (Journecucuhshall make miracle
thsway statsd,and uotthrougha ll.
osassdrmidsntsgsmltwoaltlaothavs
been obtained— tbs law prsserihsa;it
would illusions be unlawful. Our
courts will not sutures unlawful orat-
Basia—~20.
w . . a; W.
The warden sad the members oi the
sewer committss oi the Court oiBnr.
ulsrhI-bsuwhsthsrhswilllvssa
,Hmmlls‘bscomsa
wwam:~thsss ”mm
mmwflflmww m A u... ea.
“Mamashhssslf—l mummm::mess.
“if,” W W “‘t '° "“ amdmrmam
"La-usual suit-mum Vfimmfim’ "
hunts-award lib-M“ m oi mama West.
~80.“ an“ 1‘... was past about twentrnvs
swfi: Thetrsthhthatthsy ”grand...“ 5,1:
“instants-thaw :hmflIhum
“WW“WWNW ash-IB‘Ufl-o Th ”'- 9" whswlvariudto-fisaibwsktag
W Wmtlufl-hlh-IMWIV us mums-unwas-
stsetslssehdsasaior-thsasattuar. “hug...“‘m
nuns!) All}. DIM”)! Ii.
thematic-oiaaewwsom
“madman-amino-
ptka. Wflhsmlhvllodshtdot'ptm
w-lhsWIndhawuawardsd the
contract-Lhash‘shldwasthsealyoas
again him. it was ”,0“. Barn.
Iclallm ultimatum-ad»
tss’saaltsalaglviaghsewtractto Ir.
i
E
i
srw is sea-try ass Dds docs are the m a.
asses nu. M mum antennas ”was.
a... “My—”flab a...“ asatyssrwsrsslsstsl: W'M- unusual-”nurtures
4“¢'w*:ttuiwsuaashh‘: m” M " " W“ ’3'”; our resins:- ail-sad s. m.
" hum. ills-
”was Isms-tel ss- M a“ lass-smashing.-
swept-sauna"...
L * Mousse-sum
i
hildrenisQ. Suits a Spa,
, ,, All the Latest Novelties In
Furnishing Goods! conflict in
i ,, -——--Ittsstalslsttr,sst,‘ Issssls
, rvnnenown mmwlz.
Spring Announcement. *
We have opened a complete
line of Clothing for Men’s.
Youths’. Boye’ or .. Children’s
wear. from the cheapest in the
finest grades.
stl'ongfeolingoioppositionamougmany '1
yourlom.thspnllcybstsgobtaiasdin basal
pawnuhatnightaudopensdbldaior the
i‘
"5“???”
one soon means. 7:3 TI”
T.1-.|_...._...-..-__.m.-,..-..-.._.
lam-m tom-wee we , . wv—w‘h ‘ ' ’ “ A,
I-- ,, Full List of the Killed my » , '
uQ‘fig’i-tfi: W' . "' Never Be Known. We have just finished our Wall Pa?“ ' . l’
'fhiii‘u’h‘nmmmmm mmnmzansmm Semi Illllllal lnvemwy' ffllflll mum II m
. P .
aflfldhm‘é‘fiufi” “WWW W 1‘“ andslsisusushwsfindmanybrokenlw
:3 “"0“?me '3
zap-e, um noon-mush of goods“ which are toobii to 't Co a “TEL "
mm , . g sun us. nscquen yweshnli ‘
m m w, my; I” hm... “:4” u" "" """' during the next week, giro some very enticing burgnings—o few I
%' I“ In "Wit. 0 8 Memo. July tit—nouns am‘m 0f Which are as follows. We cannot enumerate them all at this ‘
lid“: mums ”yaw-lg 9th V hflmm.“ a. mums-hund- writing, so we would say, give us a. call durin' g the next 7 days, . . row ‘
fir.” no. will]; I "h. 3% at: 23"“ We: and you as well as we will both be benefiwd: ' '
.m m ”amthasoartnlnsd mu. ’
a: sieve danish!“ ever I": K :1: of rubbish is ainsd lurinssru‘t'l‘Tw? '- _ 96 washlngton St.
“W” . Im“. ’ some points the accumulation debris v . L ‘
mimmx‘wwfim': ”,1" hunky» nuésfizgtmm: L‘DIES SPRING ‘HD SUIMER JICKETS. South Norwalk.
Y many “I"
nun-murmurs» ' , but until these heap hsvshswstlwr- We are going to LUMP all that former] ld f 83 98 to
was settled to the gauges. of on I.» Y 30 mm - . .
qwmu‘an rhea moan-um; filmmmfimzm 04. 98, and cloee them out at 02.98. Those that sold from $4.98 to 0391’ the“ entire stock 9‘
87.00, will be closed out at 13.98 each.
1 lot fancy stripe Zephyriue cloth. splendid goods for shirt
waists, summer dresses, etc, 1 yd. wide, Worth SlOc per yard, to
close, 6c per yard; 3 pcshall wood Red Flannel, 21c per yard; 25
pcs. fancy strips Scrim of dliiierent values, from no to 10c per
mt oi irm and machinery“ an
catnirers the ruinsandths inextricabls ust-
wcrkoirods and have turned bytheln»
bath-at.
. luall,13bodieshavabsontemovadirom
the ruins. Besides these, three firemen
racgfltrgadths .
“ h.pshaw."sald .Iald. ”Whoavwhaald
batons“ rationsltnanattss a
bananas wasdecsntlybndot
rest of hirJngans
Well. out in Kauaaathay
that accusation Isllmt him.
was candida
Wall Paper
I“.
no. news. dltdatths hospital. ’l'hepolnt usartbs d h - utoopercentlessthau
, _y.,c oiceutt‘rlcpcryard. '
New In“! _ Mwhuemany or the unfortn pnce.
mm were seen to Jump,“ covered
a tangled mass oi stcsmpip- and
stand timbwa, fully” isst high. Itta
aewdlnutsly known that a number at
workmen employed inthe building ascend-
adths istal towarwith the firemen,“
”any oi tbamszrsnlo: nouns knows.
of . - -
“:2. “u, m'3m '3'; 100 Lunch Baskets, good size, 9c each; 100 1 qt. Glass Fruit
. "3%? m m Dishes, So each, worth double.
VI
“ya,“ n: W u,“ .21; .5. in. ' 500 Glass Coffee Canisters, So each; 300 Parlor Brooms. Buy
mull-th- Wok mu torrid om- one for lie and then compare them with any broom you have
52': "mm “ m “mm "u". ever bought for 250.
h“ 100 Children’s Pails and Shovels. Stop here and get one
when on your way to Roton, 7c complete.
500 Toasting Forks, do each; 10 pcs all wool Manchester Chal-
lies, 15c yd ; 100 doz. Crochet Cotton, 300 yds., 50 ball; 10 doz.
Tray cloths, hemetitched, stamped. and spool marking cotton,
125m, and lots of other values which will be placed on our count.
ers daily.
100 setts children’s Hoe, Rake and Spade, at 10c per sett. Ls '
them dig in the dirt for it ishenltny.
1,000 Fly Chasers, Sc each; 50 decorated 10 p5. Toilet Sette, s I n
a e to ommence
Thursday, June 29
. em
32.49 sett. We have cheaper ones, but inquire for this lot; you
Sweetness and Show.
him into the gutter. no
sverincaspoutingmnd
"What can he bbmotlve for
pursuedthevs .
“llow do i m and what’s the ct
guessing! lisseemstolack tunes
hewssthrowu oatoi tenant"..-
vins bvlsetnrlsg
poaethemanmastmake a It
or writing tor thesyndiestss. We harsh-ans
otsnrhsmaaoatoialubafngtomtos
work aftsrsvsry and yyourpap
perbsstbssames "
* POISONED BY CHEESE.
0n. Ila-dead and fan Parson Ln Sow
llangsroaflyfli.‘
alarm. 0.. July m—m isssls
eased bytheeatingoi in
thissltyismuch worssthanwaastilri
will find them very cheap.
now hing heldintheStockpavillon
informed the directorgensrai that
haywill five a belt performance for
thshmilissotthsdremsn and Colombian
Mm wholoatthslrllvea in tbsmeym-
Cumin employssa having obtained -
mission from the council oi adm ra—
tion, have sst apart Thursday, July 13,
ass day that all employees and pa-holtl-
ars entering the gates at the exposition
shall. at their option, drop the usual ad-
mission iesoimcentslnaboxatthegats.
This awtrthnttnu is not compulsory. but
a don-dim by sympathlaera for thus who
have been hit to want by theeondsgfitlon
Charles 1'. Ysrkw. tbs nears car msg~
and thh city, has when to [Issuer
amoral Davis, snggssting that the «apost—
ttou commdonsts a cutaln day'srw
eslpts to the remun- of the victims of the
If the company will do this. Mr. Yer
ya hazing.” ”Elmer an admission
ticket‘ on y t en ti people
agreatolat apart. Hammmcmh
sagoau will follow his sample.
lsasiatlons st "vat.
In ward to ths disaster. tbciollowing
molntlon was adopted by the World’s lair
council oi administration:
chessearenowalllctsd.andior19poraous
shovelssllght hopoofracovary.
One hundred and ten persons sampled
the chemo, which w. manuiaetured near
the city. Nine doctors, togssh. with the
coroner. are in charge oi the ambled. and
Dough no baths are yursportsdasr
aaipsrsuaavaexpsctsdtodishourly.
Health Oltpr ilssd mound twopountb
dthschew'lantl sent it to the bealtkda
partm-tatcoln-baaioranalyfls. '
Characteristicsotourtea. Webavsptlaa
new stock. selected withcareaadknowh
willplssss. ‘
Dcpsndnponiguincamlahaifcaaudtea,
youwflliindexnsilont tea at out m We
are uottaklng any sale—H's wad-tr.
lhcqualltyoithatsaheoflcn. Wesleyan
tieulartokuowwbatws are m 80.?
tea has strengthand good ilavur. No prssv
enuwithowmhtvalueraeslvsdm
- time. fleethsprmentslgctwtthmytea.”
‘ one. Sendahdtmndoiymtegsotbatf-
unmixit withminstiean'tdrink-ias-lt
is. Thatlsatrnsatory. filo mnmma
ourbesttcgamlagoodilavuradt-bltdb
umgtLatZSctslh. Ywifiysanor-mtsa
at:§ctslb.or:l tbs. for um has been sold
from this storswitb satisfactloutunu-an.
customers. Weask particular notirctothc
nestpanatilc.whlchwehaveinstplttl.
35011;? N0
83 Washington Street.
8E0. till iLSTlllE. Prop.
a Postal], calls an.
Pmumu’uu. July ll—The Batu
schooner Mystery, Captain Elliott, and
onlyby acrswoiiourmanlhllflCi
worn out by mark. pbt iat’btlts
wars Breakwater with bar colors at halt
must. The other four mambna ot hw
era-had succumb-d tothsramoi
low lever, which broke out on
tbs vmsal was almost 1,000 m
from laudormadloal attmdanee. “or“
as] is being iumlgated. Shelafrnm m
namhuco. Bruit.
o
A pound oi Bonanza coffee in ans-rt
Mason's Fruit Jar.atfllclb.;col-iuthe
hean,grouudwhilsyouwalt.
Deny has Robert-aw lined Insets.
Onion. N. J., July li—Alasaudsr Rob
ertsou. 18 years old, auditor oi South Or-
one, died irons an overdose oi morphtat
ills death. coming so soon anathem-
catiou of Moses P. Smith, it was en
reponrd that he committed ,
m however, is Dr. mean
Runyon, County Pit and La
states“ County Physician V t.
m
Noticeintbs window the one '
with Crown Jewel A In I
tlbs. atra potor bowl with ' a
variety of other ware wnhllkzolhbm'
it:
lllllbllifidk Bomfl's.
lllXAT "Ill
CEfERY
Kilt“! ALL PAIR All) mundane
it is eminamlyfltttng that
shoaldgtve sapvedon mitasmae
“summons-stoned bythsulamlty
flitsbsartisltsympatbywithallaalsrera
' tat. councils: lusts-
asslsorrowat deathoithstsav ‘ who.
tbs-Mm
FURNISHED
Concrete—Cement
W Flag and tsphalt Wallis
lllll Bl THE BEST IIE-
llllllllls. llll II THE}
MllST
CURB ’ ANn BUTTER Whilldealiclorl
(5+ .
,- 1}“:
c-ads vista-r nast- Arrive.
hams. Pa, July tit—The bodissql
Danisl 8. Krisdsr. wits and tear dilldrsa,
the victims of Mm‘lbsrt Dam
at Condo. N. 0., arrived at to
thiscolanty. accompanied by four
viviu chlldrsa, and wars to ths
home of lira Krsidsr's parents.
Was Its-ting lino Years Ago.
llt‘ruw. July Iz—Commisatonrr Van
Brocklin's stasilaas are getting larger.
it has been found that in tut the 10 ilctlv
notystknown.
unknown daadwlll probably never
bkam, but siiortsarsbalng ands to
worth inthedsal. Innocents Vista Poem
m "m
tlousnamsswsrsonthepayroll ltlsuow gamut! oi Ml up 1,. matlc‘i'lrsieadsineasy ridingand quiet rw- _
almost certain that Van Brocklln has network oi tusslng pipes, ‘ raising.“ inasr tubs rsmovahlathrosgba
mmmmmtomm betterment-tau forths APPROVEO STYLE routers-rim. h "I m,
1;. I; .___..__.-._.._.._. I“, “ ll “fl“ ‘1‘. m ’ Noinaanoworry Mimi! shoptomarths
plsaawrssoi siding.
GREGORY 8808.. Agent.
It so: st, Iarwslt. Issa-
In Morshsllsttltyr,
It hen! m Hit.
“Wham-l.“
“nonmetal-thinned“
Wsaumoros, July tit—The third of a
series of armor plats tsataoiworidwids
intuastandlmpotsaasstsokmatths
otootss
speaking,
naval proving grounds on
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