r
I —;..IA
“:3;
V .4
' . can be found at
FRANCIS &
869,- Washington St.,
”lull mom
.. . _ ‘l 3
ii- ": ”$3in .1“. °°""""‘“°"“""'“‘"...;..
Minnie loam “resale
IiaiatweeAI-eaaeter‘le-menww.
an itieea lea lich‘nde ‘I'ide
slim l ugi at ti! '3'th
W
le- teat llerald Weather laces-t.
Tbsweatherio-danemiesatoheemerally
ialrandooadderabtywarrar.miiowad byaa
increaeeci the actual humidity. 'l'o-morrow
itprcm‘ieea to he still warmer, more sultry
nemallrialr.
80"“! NQIWALI.
I'hat thereepIaei carom arenelag
slim
”This is the season for soda
water and we always have the
heat.
in the lee lllilll
tllERllY lanolin
only 5 cells n Glass.
Daniel Boyt'e new oyster steamer.
built by William Taylor, is about ready
ior the water. Captain Hoyt expects to
launch her this week.
0ver500vhitora—ineaactiignrse.”
~havcmgfiiotodat the City at South
NorwaikliiectricWorh eincetheplant
weapntinoperationlaetiall.
A special meeting oi the Union Goapel
Temperance Belem a-ociation will be
held tomorrow evening. ior the purpoee
oi mahlngarrangemente ioranentertaln-
merit. a
—Knighta oi Columbu’a picnic, July
29. Gooddaucing. Tahetrolieycara.
All the old favorites at the
aemeprice.
ClillllCLATE.
RASPBERRY.
STRAWBERRY.
ANT)
PINEAPPLE.
Can’t be Beat.
PEPSI"
- PHIISPHATE
(lists in tents. in ii is
Anni Role.
li.||.l’laistill
,48 Washington St.
sou-m sonwnnr.
luaelPutnamLcdge. A.O.U.W.,oi
New Haven. willcemetoitotoni’olnt.
Thursday. on the (fly at Richmond.
There will be correct and creheetra
mueiconboaldtheboat.
Theheaviatoyeterplantcralougthc
SoundhbelievedtobeH.J.Lewia.oi
Stratiord. who, it h intimated. has
pianiedrntheneighborhoodeifliflfloo
hmhehoibothehellaandwhitestonea
Alldiileniwhoara intantodinpro—
viding suitable quarters for Old Well
Bookand Laddcreompany, police head-
quarters and council room, should at-
tandthe special cily meeting inluaic
Halluynightatso’clocb.
—-lane'ecreamieadvertiaedbyite lav.
iugiritnds.
Themanoitheyachtli'lcreuceii.araa
notaabadiydamandbytheequallJnn-
day.asatlireteuppaed. ltwaeno.
split. but merely leoeened where the
joints were cemented together. The
damegeeauabe repaired byputting a
baudaroundthernret.
WhenoflBtratiorll light. Sunday, on
thcway irom liridgeporttoRotonl’oint.
theatenmer Sunshine waa disabled by
thobrrakingoiberpaddlewheelmnddre
waenotin condition to proceed to the
Point. Anewwhceliaheingputlnand
ehewiliruntoltotonnaxt Sunday.
~Cailandeesourlateatarrival oi
wagcna Anothercarlcad—all kinda.
Quickileearewhatwaareaiterandto
utmmweareworhingonveryemall
prom. Callamiaeetbem. lather
WfllthorJladiaonandP‘ranklinBta.
WALL PAPER,
Glover's Amwicaa Baad will give a
concert oailailrcad piece Withhld'
vertidngtbeeacarflonoithel’hatletb-
cdhtiiundayecbcol toPaweonParh,nn
theeteamer Inflamwlllcilwill leave
the “reheat whart Wm
iagatflo’eieeh. Thebaadacccmpadse
theeehooicatheeaourdoa.
licrwalhwllleaudeoiaeoiher crack
eyeb‘atoWaertflaturdey.»
participate in the Y. I. C. A. ream.
Charles Coleman, oi East Norwalk. h
eatwedlntbehali'mileboye'rmwhiie
ln-thedre-lie hendiapuymnheioi—
lewleglceal-eewillride: Euthana-
diet, Wilh- lehlitt, Daniel Keogh,
Thueree'airh.
i shall continue the epecial
aalottntil August lat. It will
pay you well to cell. Paper
hangingatlepercentleestban
regularprice. Weetillcontinue
hneypaintingandwill be glad
to five yon figures ior doing
yonrhonee.
Alene-bu that tc-merrew, Wed-re
W
E. i. inriam,
illogical...
I. is 1. R. 8110“
ill WATER HEATER
t ”stock of Clothing“
geyer “booth in town, and always!“ . ,
Beat Line Of Furnishings
“mama‘s-en
\\
0033, F
80. Norwalk.
Jeni. O’Hara, oi Btu-rt avenue. ia
'flllekwlflttypboidiever. recovering immanattackoiiyphoid'
lover.
The exterior oi the (hlneord street .
l "l l i ll i. Amhtehewaamadeyesterday inan
aouneingthataeoelablawould beheld
”Rhyming-in the First Wilt
Episcopal church. ‘
Thur will Manolo-W M
islandelamhahoat Them. tom
row, at do‘clook. About eerenty have
engaged betel. In the evening there
'mhemarle byProiemoresmytheand
Vogltr. Therewill be an exchange or
places, and Ir. Btndwell promises to
anpplyagoodotle. Amrryallwillleav
Bolmana’etableatho'ciock. v
—hvethehabim. loody'e And-silo
Syrup. A well-known corrective ior
W”? m , .Wflm a.
Cornelius Wh- leit the em-
ploy oi Dibble a Comatock and gone
intotheeapremhminem.
I.D.ltandallheetheccatracttobnild
an addition to hydMeet to Frederick
Iead'ailaraenllulon Perk.
~Why not keep cool by eating Lane's
ice cream!
Rev. William Coyle. the well-known
eloqnalt Jesuit Father, has recently been
Missed from Norwalk to Philadel-
PND- _~__.
John O'Hara, twenty-live, acarriage
painter, oi Bridgeport, wasdrowned at
Sound limb Sunday aitornoon. while
bathing.
Patrick (boners iound a hay home
walkingnptherallroadtracbtbielnorn-
ingaboutho'eioch. Aeyethebaeiound
noowawiortlleanimal.
All theweet-honnd Shore Line trains
were delayed aeveral home in will!
thronghiouth Norwalk today. At an
early bonrtbiemorning thethrcngll on,
pre- and a freight train cruised into
aeobothtr.nearPruvidence,iLl..b-dly
wrecking both trains. It is reported
that one man waatllledand rixothor
persona injured.
The announcement oi the intended
marriage oi GeorgeiicKanoJon oi Chief
oi PolbeJohn Y. IcKane,oi Graveaend,
and li- linnle Saunders, was made
public yesterday. lien Saunders is the
Witt“ the ROY. J. D. Salim, of
Amityviilc. L. 1.. formerly pastor ol the
South Norwalk Nethodist Epiaoopal
church. The marriage will take place
in the fall.
GrandCbanceilorLF. Norton.oitbe
Knights oi Pythiae. will make an olilcial
visit to Olive Branch Lodge. South Nor-
walk. Thursday. August 8.
The quarterly meeting oi the Norwalk
Christian Endeavor Union will be held
in the Baptist church this evening,
commencing at 7:30 o'clock.
NORWALI NEWS.
a Dressy W at Items From the
ma Ill oi Town.
Another patient applied ior admission
to the temporary hospital. this morning
~Ilind i lamblficiiora 18.Pcople'allarbct
The Epwcrth league meetingoi the
First Nethlodin church, will be omitted
tomorrow evaling. The general prayer
meetingoi thechnrcb will be beldon
Tlluraday evening.
At the county jail 165 prieonon are
now confined ior the summer months.
In the Ilortonliray case. judgment
bee been rendered in iavor oi the plaint-
iii. ___.__~.._
Nat Cowdry,the:old junhman.wae sent
to the almehouso today by the select:-
men.
Grand Juror W. I. Raymond is hav-
ingwrittdrawu up. tche avrvedon de-
linquent dog own-e. Probably by to
The commimicnere on the John ll.
Remeon estate are in session today in
Attorney Hurlbutt’e office.
Jam- C. Cloris had awrit oi eject-
ment ieencdior thepnrpcee at getting
John'l'idholdoet oi one oi hie boners
on Pine street. Jiltlca Barrett gave
judgment to the plaintili. this morning.
bydeianlt.
Willie Craig celebrated the third ac-
niver-ry oi hie birth, last evening, at
his home, 18 Chestnut etreet. Various
gamer were played, and a collation
served, all of which were much enjoyed
by the many irienda oi the boat.
Joseph Whitney, William Olmetcad
and Harvey Wolcott wheeled to Bridge.
port and return Iaat night.
lien employed by the gas company are
repairing that objectionable leak in the
pipe which runs under the Wall «tn-ct
bridge.
A dog belonging to a Cross elreet lmm
and another Norwalk canine were fought
by their reepective owners in Dublin,
last night. ..-..._._-
The peetola 0‘ all tbeCatholic churches
in this dioceee commenced their annual
retreat last evening at St. John’s semin-
ary at Brighton. it will last ior one
wafi. a.
The borough streetcars once more as-
suming their normal condition. aslhe
work oi clearing them up progroeree
under the direction oi the Tramway
contractors.
l‘L'l‘lllordJ baker employed by W.
F.DeK|yn,baa pnroheeedabicycleand
arn oiarnicaandcourtplmter. lie
on tied a numberoi spectators on
lainetraetleatnlght.
iiilton liwood,iornlerly oi Norwalk.
who went catberoadeeageutiorabi-
cycle comm. came home from hie
aontberutrlpleatuight.earlenelyill. lle
isnowethhhomeialieatliorwalh.
About twenty grocere' and butchere’
elerhewill start acre-the Sound.8at-
udaynighgaiterthecloaeoitheetoree.
The alprus I. (hptain Palow.hae
been chartmedand will probably take
heeettlad andcther importaat matters
aaeatertaia-aat iatheOperaliemeat
that place. The llcrwalb and Booth
Harwell leagu- will participate. and
thwyarelcohing eegarlyiorward inan-
tielpatioaciaveryeajeyahieevenlng.
”Barney"llbielda was arrested last
nightierdrenhenn-andbraatinathe
ireat window in the Duplex Bupplv
company's-hopes Wateretreet. lie
pleadedgalltyaudpeidhlabe.
'i‘heeupgeareatoiOliverB.
'l‘homaa thowmialuredin
the bleyoleraeeat DacharyJaetweeh,
welhddeweiuwnicrthedrettlmelo»
lewimithewhdtemwhiheamerthe
revulelaghlrfiebcraehaoweievat-
lagiheieatlhtyieet
“hammerhealepel-tewhtsh
they are “at. are tired-ten
mid.“ hints-telly.
, unnoAlin‘TSALES THIS WEEK.
Ohaiiiea. noting Finn-leis.
.Jauntinecloths.
tinsr null
The Norwalk -Paintere' Union will
meet tit-night.
Tile two patients at the Norwalk hcspi~
tel are getting along nicely. The operat-
ing table donated by Miss C. F. Baird,
and the surgical table donated by Dr. W.
C. Burke. arrived yesterday and were set
up. A cash donation was also received
from Iir. and Mrs. J. A. Osborn. What
the hospital now needs most oi all is an
ambulance. It is thought that a second-
hand one can be securedatavery m-
ecnable price. All ambulance fund hae
been started, and contributions may be
given to J. A. Pinnec or Harold Glendon-
ning. The ambulance will be kept at
80th Norwalk.
liliWAi'TON.
Gilbert Finch. employed by C. 0. Bill-
hr. of Stamlord, was riding through
this place Sunday aiternoon on h'm
wheel, when he struck a little child, and
took a header from his machine. ee-
rercly bruising himseli and injuring hie
rigilt leg. The child was not hurt.
The Sunday school oi the Methodist
WI church will have their annual
picnic and excursion to Duck leland,
Long Island, tomorrow. The steamer
iledea, Captain H. Rowland. has been
chartered. and will leave the Bell island
pier at 8 o'clock and the Rowayton
lower dock at 8:30. A good lilac is un-
tlcipaled.
Rev. Robert Collyer preached an elo-
quent eermonin the Methodist church.
Sunday morning. In the evening Mira
Tyler, daughter of Rev. Dr. Tyler, who
is‘ spending the summer at Bell island.
told oi the habits and ills of the Zulu in
Africa. Mine Tyler was born in that
country and her intensely interesting ad-
dress was listened to with profit.
Janice Ledrigan, who had his arm
broken by a train on the Denhury divis-
ion oi the Consolidated railroad m Slutb
Norwalk. about a year ago, had another
narrow «capo Saturday night. lie
started to go across the tracks at the
Smith Nurwnlk depot. when an mat—
boullll express came rapidly toward him.
“Jimmy" wasted no time in getting
acme. reaching the other side just as
the locomotive brushed against ll'ulbceli
suit of clothes.
DABIEN.
Smith 0. Keck-r expects to go to the
World‘s Fair today.
Alleles Matilde and Adele Eupllmt re-
turned yesterday aitcmoon iron: at Vlrlt
in Yonkers and Mount Vernon.
Mrs. William Everetta’ house has been
removed iron: alongside the railroad
track to its new foundation on Nototorl
avenue.
Nb Elsie Bowen returned,yceterday
aimrnoon, irom a two weeke' visit in
Hart (huge. N. J., accompanied by her
couelll. Nita flay Erwin.
Nathan Finch neglected to hitch
hie hot-awhile he was calling on his
best girl, 8M aiternocn, and the
animal started to run away. lie was
caught by Charla Fairbanks before any
damage wee done.
lien employed bytlontractor Brooke
have begun work on the creating ior he-
iioy avenue, over which the railroad
trachsareto heelevated. A shanty baa
been built opposite the depot ior the
storage at cement and stone.
film Julia Ann Waterbury died fina-
damlntbeeidlty-iolrthyearoihsvage.
Persona months she lull been boarding
at the rmidencs oi Tyler Mona. The
inure! was held from the W
Bplreopal church thi- aiieraconat 1:00
o'clock. Rev. Louie Preach, oiilt. lato'e,
emulating.
IIOAD RIVER.
L. (lathe 5 “tin: ll Alhny.
0. Butterywlll erect abaruonCon-
stock lllll.
lam.
Intern Howard and Hamid Wilson
erevleithgreiatlveslalerldea.
WOWJMSIIIW
measurable-mm
Ginahams.
4' ~ Summer Silks. at 29c.
> a ’ BINGS, " HALF PRICE.
LADIES" SHIRT .WAISTS,
NhCIarlflniluhthegueetci iriende
Persian Mulls.
,. 250., 501i, 750., AND liPWAIlll. *
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Highest of all in Deming Power.—-Latest U. S. Gov’t Report. ,
no.
WIN PURE
Baking
,. Powder
a modern ulri'a let.
nowonrgrandmotherswonld be shocked
litbey were to peep in upon tbedreee‘ing
table oi the tin de siccle maiden and there
beheld along with powder. p91 and sent
bottle a very masculine looking cup and
brush. which the girl at today calmly an-
uounws is her shaving retl To many who
are not grandmothers this may sound like
tion, but it is the truth neverthe-
leg with our own eyes we have seen it
andwlthour own lipa we meantoprnlee
lt.iorlt leawell known fact thatwonwn
areaverp towashing their heeaaaliher-
allyaa theyth their hand-mud thlanew
iadledestinedto bring aboutthelongdov
aired result.
The French massage «punters have die—
covcedthsiorceoi soap on theskin,and
theiatber mug and brush is on the table
oievaryParisiarl lady whoaspireato good
looks and a good complexion. The idea is
toflrattboronghlylatbcrthe lace andrnb
the soap well in, wipe all with a damp
towel. and than rinse first in hot water and
then in cold. This is followed by a rest of
live minutes. then the (ace is anointed with
coldcreamand massaged brisklyicraiew
minute.
Again the (ace is washed. and velvety
The cnpand brush that do such ellectlve
service are to be found both in delicate
china and silver. the latter. however, being
the more popular. Even though a woman
may he averse to such an arrangement. the
will find that the buledclal results accru-
ing from thence oi the little bruahwill
econ overcome any prejudice on the score
oiltemnscullnityt at the mayeutertaln.
—l’biladclphia Times.
Superiority orthe American Girl.
While panelling charm and ability the
American glrlcannct bosaidtobegreater
inheantythan the English girl. In tact,
the American women are not noted ior
physical charm. Their eomplaions have
not the coulenr de rcae oi other nation
The piqumcy and abandon oi the French
woman larenrpaas these qnalitiesoi this 1.-
vorltc oi curs. And in personal ornament»
lion she isher rival moat decidedly. and with
accomplishments more varied. Where is
that charm oi voice that is so "excellent a
thing in women?" We possess it not. The
soft cadences. the mellow-nus oi tones. are
not ours. What attribute so clever doe;
this creature peace that wins all hearts?
What charm doea aha wield that entrances
all beholder-s?
Perhaps it is the liberty that is accorded
her. the ireedoln from restraint. the lnde
pendence of thought. that given her this
manner so bewitching. a gracionsneee so
persuasive. a personality so captivating.
Here is a young girl who maintains berseii
with creditand respect under all adverse
circumstances; whodelends her person with
the shield at dignity; who preserves the
armor oi virtue by her pure and gentle
nature; whose life lice in her own hand by
u! will. by strength oi character,
on oi judgment. All these quali—
tiea are here And something more which
makes her or our lend the ruler! We can-
nntdeflnelt. Butweknow that acroeatbe
ocean. in «stem lands, on every shore
whine thle charm of her presence is felt,
this indeflnabls gin of her character is hon-
ored and a ted. the question is. Who
is abet y. the American girll—Ilarpcr'e
My little boy was very led all ior
two months with diarrhoea. We had
used various medicines, also called in
two doctors. but nothing done him any
good until we need Chamberlain’s Colic,
L'holera and [hon-rhino Remedy. which
re immediate relic! and own cured
im. 1 consider it the heat medicine
made and can consciutionely recom-
mend it toall who need a diarrhea or
colic medicine. J. E. Hare. Trenton.
Tex. fiandwcentbottles ior sale by
(l. C. Bulleun, druggiet.
lastialllwaetaten with a bind oi
summer complaint. accompanied with a
wonderiul diarrhea. Soon alter my
wiie'e sister, who lived ue. was taken in
thalame way, We need almost ever»
thingwithonthsnellt. Thenl raid. let
aeubeamheriain’eColic. inlclsra and
Diarrhmaltemedy, which we did, and
thatcnradnarightaway. lthiahmnoh
oiitmitdidiormewhatitw- recum-
aieededtcdo. John Berteler. Betael
lie gram“ " m. an.
asraththevenaeeadlthstreet,eoeting
Pitchers coaterla.
“Multimeter-harm
mumemoaurmma.
WhWMbMAuM
manta-nan damn-ma
children cry for
Pitchers caatorla.
children Dry ior
"J
eoitneesend a youthful bloom aretbereenlt. -
Fare. Children. 25c:
illllilill “will, it, ‘
finest article put in a can. Once tried, will always
. We are ‘
“sale items Elli nus iflillh
Trytbem. 'l‘imeaaregettingbettm;wcarefull otbusiness allot
the time. We are selling this Potatoes at Ellie peck; filbs. Rica,
25c; extra largoprunes, 2 lbs. {or 26 ate; 4 lbs. Elgin Creamery
Butter for one dollar, and numerous other bargains. Our goods
are first class, and the best are the cheapest.
Telephone‘ Call l3-2.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer. 33“ Washington St.
DOWN, Ddliilil‘.”del§T
(ill THE PRICES 0F MEATS.
Yes, business is dull and to liven it up we offer sirloin, at 16;
porter-house, 18;_ round, 14; shoulder, 10; rib roast, l2i; plate, 5,
fling lamb’e hind uarter, 18 cents; fore, 12; logs of mutton, 15
lime of fresh , fruits, vegetables, etc, etc.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
PEllPLE'S MARKET. FREE DELIVERY. PEilPLE‘SJiARKET,
13 North Main et., 80. Norwalk. milk“ at., Norwalh
Telephone call, 524i. | Satieiaction guaranteed. l Telephone call. 6-7.8.
”colon. menu so.
it Becoming Aiere Popular Every
ilay Amongst Wheelmen.
We
The Demand is constantly Increasing for this Elegant Little Wheel
Second Hand Columbias
llrwi second hull-l Cfllvlnlbl’t“ in Miles! and ilente' wheels on hand and will he told cheap.
“m” JACKSON BRO’S.
58 wall Street. [Norwalk. Conn. m2...
lingers?
"mm 51' (mama Emilie at 7 Mott m;
iy‘fl 3t
Milli all... Horses Einployeil
in. Norwalk. Thursday, Aug. 3
Walter L. Main’s
Grandest and Best
l. R. Shows on Eanll.
rill-e. )nrwalh. ,7
T0 LET.
HOUSE-.T'YW. are}; H): E” 'or M...
Li)! hat-k. 2.); rooms. as naton street;
973mm. Water street. Sci and s9. bali and
store on Washington sin-cl: manurarmry with
boiler and engine. Raymond street; mannin-
torw wilh boiler and engine. Water straw.
Raymond Brothers. 1m 1w
HitllE furnished rooms. at 15 Elizabeth
street. «unable for lodging primitive. but
not for hljuaekccplnz. Inquire no precinct.
lyfl lw
1313*? do: ~r over Theodore ()lse n’e shoe store.
suitable ior millinery. tires-muting. tal-
iori ,or any other “all: business. inquire.
Old ell Cigar (‘o.. Kifi'aehiugton st. still it
ALFo! double house. So. .‘l'l‘rillity Flare.
South Now-iii. six ruling. and bath:
rent Sis Apply to W. ll. Smith. 710 W
street. j
NEVE roomsvoae flat. Merino impract-
meats: rent. reasonable. Apply in Wil-
liam till-lion. vi Elizabeth street. 15231
AHEMENT under Dibble Jr l'oillellu‘k'e
More to let from August let. :5 per
month. apply to J. lrvlnx Dibble orjat etpre.
)‘JI Lw
‘EVEX rooms. corner Main and Ann streets.
t. rent. 'L'r. (our nxlmsmomrr South Slain
and liar-ford Place. rent. ill. Apply to E. A.
Woodward.
‘As’l‘ half of double house on Monroe stml
A Enquire ll! B. H. Rowan. ”ii ti
“MALL building on l‘fnivr finest.
L.
Apply in
E. F. Knapp. 1:: it
'l‘lli: lower apartments and ballelnent in
let of houn- So. 0 Ann :tr- wt. inquire at
J.(‘.l'rnwr~. ml!!!
3 Big tilcises; 3 Big Rings.
5 CllliTIIilli IElilliiiilE 5
”Elston on Railroad l’lm‘r. nut Ewnlm.’
bfinllnr‘l omit. Apply ll! the Mammol
Dilli'r'.
5‘ “NT REAL Rllllli HIPPllllRllIE
_-.._-.._ L. I-.. 2 STAGES 2.
()3 the Shore Road amll oinpoclili'ailomt in
nmvcr. Finder pleaseleuveat
“ii;
I. l). ll's Dulce. 78 Washington ethic it
no Clicllsltlg
Illl Sialiiilsis'
lo riots in millennium a
I .500
RARE Allil illlSTll AIIIAIS
Herd of Elephants.
Drove of Camels
8 Tableau lingers 6
6 BANDS 6
new: luellrrt
Steam tiger. Sloan trhepe
Pony With 15 Feet Tell
it Peeler. ii
300 HORSES
Pat lea and Bride. Weight I37! lie»
Arabian liens Wlihflnllneaiifeiere
eie.eee
Treepe at m tram Renee
$300,000 For Sileei Pr-
lriTitlifT 0F Nilltii'AiJi. em. PROBATE
t'ourt. July Zlih. A. D.. [Hill
Estate of [honour l’. Harvey. late nl’ Nor-
walk. insald dintrivl deceased.
Whereas. the trusteee under the will or said
deceased hlL-v lodged in this Court his written
resignation of his said trust and loci mode at»
llcatlon tor the allowance of bio armlunt and
or the acceptance oi llle said rnlgnnllum and
ior theaplr-lnlmentni romo other perwn as
trustee in do steed:
mirror». That said application be hard
and determined at the Probate (mire m Nur-
walh. on the diet day or July, lain. ni ll)
o‘clock. illrmrlnmrld that public nut lt‘l‘lhfrl“
"i be ven in all persons lntrmtul thervln by
pubiis int: lllllmrder in a newspaper having a
circulation in said district at [vast six days
before said day oi hearin .
ABA it. lirooowarln.
ii Judge
Moe (inane-red Irate. the per Battle
Try it.
Rev iiale In all l’lrst tines stores.
Jyallw
Brand ExcirSion.
0mm nit at It s. a.
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