mm M
m m
has tbs pain
and ultra which
I bid to nature
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nedlrlnu In!
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I W lsklul
Ayn sitar-arm
M titre. the pains
murmur»: tlu
know you until the
m Ilium-marl
,rvrrnuG mm...
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‘ urn—ammo ul-
mm: ”mmmne,
ammouyur.w
firm-.Ir.» smelt. to transit!
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It...” “In. findtbrre “but.
‘ .Ibfl. My mum. lam s
mus-II. manor. Hobart-
WRMM ndvmlwmentr‘tur
Om
mutt. ll! Worthington street.
We call, WI. Branch
,. KflWIflstnet. Serum: telephone
-“ AWEW la slltuos be
III was III‘I'INIL
lotrrl Iowancou.
most, APRIL 4 1094 w“
Sofia-trod!
hon. stunt 3 two. thinks that
statesmen are :14 ... noratIng
have M none who run take till
» 0!“wa are you» and no im-
mat of any bring born.in
W. This in perinatal what might
W from a man who has bad
i, ~ half I century and lwllovos hr
. . tallreonnatmeal.
Hewitt drew attention particular-
h it. falling 01.11: ltotumtoses, In
intellectrot southern states-
TI. truth is that there never war
“Mitts beginning of tho coun'
when there was so muoli intel
- activity in the month an literal;
- . Its people throughout an Walt»
to the mam! the time in tin-do
0! theirrnaterinl resources.
_ m education and tot/numb
~ We may not b? any out» or
”who town above 311 their tel
3 some of tho old slam-men did,
it fi only beam the ltnlof all
Ins raised. It takes mm now u
a put statesman than it did own
motion ago. Xvw and Iwrplex-
fi'obkms must M wrmtlwl with at
turn that new! Ilir-lurlml tba
of the old statesmen. north (I!
More problems of womanly totem:
l“ must be thought but and
out quietly. Their mlaxion it
. . . by no roar of matron or
of Reel. but it 1!! progrvn-ing surely
I! the oxigenty atone for
for ”biotic it’ll morativo, for
(leads of public daring. our lulfll
I . be thereythtd blots» Ilmn! north
south. ready for tho owl at an
all. Grunt “resulting lerblull
In. and we have mm» dr I'vloping
”roommate sobml that will a.»
“1’. Mt! and till hint with pa:
, pridetflteliva a few years lull-
M are thinker», militant and
MI! brainymatrintir and un-
tbcu om were.
- {90. Hr. Remit ”hurl not tur-
M the MM away from his own
' unrest Inn‘s repntst’tuudrittn the
'- it tum lt mus nut in his.
day that turn Mogtnml what a
I‘ll! Unculn Iran. III» faun-
“ m Thrgrmt nwnto whom
m mm the pram unu-
" d ”Mic m at» all «load.
thy were slim tho-y bad lIittI-r
. our] out. who told nlust’klltg
d tin—yrs. and pmpln lr‘livl‘vd
“I“:
’0' Will! has been trvalni Ill tut-
otwrultarv It In It dot
a! duty“ wbw mpvrmt: IItlont
fir Wis shall in: to «truly tho
”that of hell and tnn’tstuh:
I“ W flI'IT ”Mr y. l-Illtm in
W 1’va mmuum ill
'. "UM infill-mutual III“ In ol.
thdilm-nt mitt Iliul rilmr.
”M libido troll» hold the
M and distribute it ulrtuyl
m 5"" mt Ill tho) umlam
I}. It will hr- of Inlrautugw- to
to but that mop- rsm bo
M «I much at thew lltflt‘rfllt
I . ,
.p
. hm (“IN Mill! glut out
2 m it but slrwly 1m pom
> V W tilt! value of hItIdtn to
d M which have oi ro-
‘ II“ attllst-d tor lfllt‘k tarm-
WM .7. ..,..
m sdttplsy at t bum mum
,. View avenue, moved yesterday to his
' ticulsrly prosperous season.
fl ”Hi. It; Itmltvmatuling the
no“ my told. tummy tho
lhst III- hull:
, sin-tum got tttbls thrust-
m on ll» Ibulbtbmt of
a! at». II M bu mm.
‘ h b amm- momma
W and but: but 3m»
’ slum III 1» road or.
III Whit!" as II
u ”my. «lam nary.
Bilbao-do MN! I mom»
' IIIE at comm urine so!
TILES 0F T1110 , CITIES.
SEEN IN” llllAltll Bl' SENTINBI.
BIBS l’l’ TM” All!) DOWN.
Dasha Ila". 1:01;; Everywhoro In
Blot-walk. loath Honour. Ind tb- In.
India” Visions—laps and Illsbaps of
a nu Continuum lulu Orlsp Paragraphs.
Timothy, labor in confined to his homo
on Marshall stroet, with I! swore oold.
Miss llary Murphy will go to New
llama, next Friday. to make tllst city
her future- homo. __
Samuel W. lonl. and family, 01 llay
recently purchased residenoe on lloton
Htll.
"Blown l’oint promises to have a par.
Upward of
twenty excursions have already boon
bookml for that popular resort.
Mrs. David Hughes. who has bat-n sor-
iounly ill at the home of relatives in Wil-
ton. has recovered. and roturnod to her
homo on ('ltestrmt strool. Norwnlk.
The first annual catalogue of the Stow
Normal school at New llavun. has just
been issued. There are ninety-eight
pupils at the school. three of them from
Norwalk.
Florida oranges sell for lens money in
(‘onnectirut than natiro apples. That.
at any raw. is the condition at the pres-
ent limo. Six dollars a burrol was the
price paid {or four barrols of applus one
day this week.
llatliug in Bethe! mntinuos tn b: rush.
Ing. The manufacturers say tho past
two months have been as prosperous as
any in years. Orders are l‘ullllllg in last
for summot'and {all gruls. Tho spring
orders wort! IIIuolI ltonviot‘ than lost your
or the your lwforo.
'l‘lIe freeboldvra appointed to 1181-1058
benttits and damagos for the layout III
Cedar strum. from “Mt nronuo totbo
Connecticut turnpike. correlating of
Richard H. Golden. Matthew W. Cor-
bett and Nelson J. Cramwill meet at the
Council (’bsmber tu-night at So‘clock.
when all persons whose land in proposed
to be taken may appear and be hoard.
tintno nt IlIo' root-lotus t-l llram-luillo
and llmrnottown are anxious to how the
Branvhvillo railway station mnsolidatml
with that at (lootgutmvn and located
about half way lwtwm-II tho prosont
stations at tltmte plaoos. Tho railway
t-uItIpuny has tho Iuattor uunlI-r oonsidor-
ationnnd has Inndo :I ~nrn-y tn dolor-
llllllFllle cord of snob It whom». Jinn-
bury .\'ow~. .
t'onoord Division, Sons of 'l‘ompor-
anco installod the following onions Mon-
day night: W. l‘., Vincent Olmstosd;
W, A. Bertha Godfrey; ll. ti. Lewis
Bubboll: A. ll. S . llioburd NoIbItt: F. 8..
W. .l. Kellogg: treasurer. W. A. Pryor;
chaplain. l’. l'. titxlfroy; mn.. Lottie
('olvruttu: A. I‘.. Lulu Ilunnoll: l.
ltownrd Worden; U. 8.. .lumr-s Worden:
l‘, \l’. 1’. Hill Wordon
le Amount Mnlinol my... llIIII lbw.
M. l". lligttoy. tlIo now ”me of SI.
.lttuustlno's vhuroh. Soyumur. terminal
a warm wolcomt- at tlItm-rriws. Sunday.
Largo mngrogntious won- pnwmt.
morning and "rotting. and tho parish-
iunm Wfl'f wry favorably iIanmsI-d by
l‘allwr llignoy‘s tortuous. lII whivh he
oxtIIlIIIod both practical Idom and uln-
Ipmu dolivury. l‘atltrr ltlgm-v
mtlw "f l'iolllll Xorwrtlk.
in 1|
M‘l Milli AMI ('tlldlllh‘.
to thu- Harlot IM- sprlun.
broil but?“ it is ovldtmt that tho style in
Ittltl hats most in popular favor in lhtr
tlllt‘t‘uf taunted round Grown. hm known
so the oratahlng bat. although 1t upward
to various modtlloatlum under
arms.
batten ot the “Rnsstuura” but: that had
surlI II Ira-mentions run years ago. Home
wry giddy varlstloutt upon this style art-
In Ibo matIrt. and it is safe tossy that
It the tunes um balm they would take
all with s certain class at buyers. The
tlmvl arr not right. haven-r. tor any
wry radical or out"! stylosmud talrly
mums blocks that rm; to touch
with the popalsr Into an by all odds
tho saint to buy.
“The llualsp style. which I» the plslrmt
and most muslin lam this season,
to alum woll talus hotter Glass of trade.
and the musk true regarding the Knox.
lttllrr sad Youutsa stylus. sll III which
are slightly man radlttsl than the Dune
tsp. Tug-MI sot brim. of which the
Harringto- I a oousplcuw’s example. are
meeting with s lmly tit-mum! In comm
, W of tbs country.
“Ill-dolphin. which for mu: sea-om
you has lowdown! tiling novelties. llIQ
tbs man this opt-Ira at the Introduction
”It sits dapdsrby, la straps ranch Ills
mas trio-putt sust- lost. Wilma Is also
until. «tummy tsmsbls motion,
to «loom an m at brown
sawtooth Manual to ml: sad to
”It.
tsuflbslpsttlmrlfimlulm
1-star
TIEEhwWIIIIIIsts-nu
“WM“
2 Meadow
mwm,stm1b.;or4llbs.
$1.00? It is immenso. 3i lbs.
I
m. Nortbfiold fancy print
Butter, 300 lb. Tile best Flour
ill‘llo’nrfi bag. 3 lbs fancy Cali.
forum Prunes. 256. Extra. fins
Raisins 3 lbs. 250. 4 llls Soda Crackers. 25°. 3 lb D. Milk Crack-
811. 250. Fresh Country Eggs, 170 doz.
80c bu. All of our good: sro open to cash purchasers.
are the lowest. considering quality.
‘llharles E. sermou
IS 'ufllIOIOI WET. BOD" IOIWA“.
What tbs Vsrlous luletlss of tbo Noun-III
bl. .\
first!" “try tildtly Variation- ln Iliu- or.
.‘s’uw that till ottbs loading stylus how
other
In ilII estromoslt rstulnds old
Thu you bid our due "out
Groomer! Ballot. #1100;
60c; other good
Home raised Potatoes
0dr prices
lillllll
“MEI
w—W . .,
V. I’._S. C. F. ”BIB.
O
‘ Union are bolus.
E. R. Bennett has declined the chair-
mausbip of the lookout committee at
the Union and Arthur 9. Ezekiel has
been appointed to succeed him. Mr.
Ezekiel will remain press correspondent
sud Mr. Bonnott will represent the
South Norwalk Baptist society on the
commuter. '
.l busmoss meeting of the Norwalk
Congregational society was held last
Thursday night. whoa tit-I {allowing of
floors were III-elected for the ensuing
six months: President. Lydra A. Honor:
vice preside-at. ficymour Curtis: soon:
wry, Arthur S. Ezekiel; corresponding
secretary, \Tisa Lulu K. Stanley: trons
uror. Charles E. Curtis. It. was voted to
change tlro‘conslitution so as to have tho
ofllcsrs sorw it your. instead of HR
months
At tho. surprisv totaling of tho Junior
soc-let] ol' the Norwnlk (nngrogutrmlul
church. last l'rldaymach tuomlnt “as
given five coats to use to the best advan~
Iago toward,"securiag goods for R fair to
be given by the socisty la May.
(loorgo h. lwoler will represent lllL'
Wilton Congregational society on the
Union temperance committee, instead
of Howard J. Illootnrr. who will servo
on Ills lookout t-orumittoo of tho l'niou.
llw. Joseph 11. Jurors. secretary of
tho Connecticut 'l'eutperauco union. will
deliver tbs printipal address at tho
l'uion Inooting at llroad Rivor on the
10th III-It
A meeting ol‘tlre l’uiou lookout mm-
ruittk‘e was hold in tho parlors of the
Norwalk I‘ongrogatmnal ohurcb. last
night. Matters protaiuiug In the
standing of tho \‘all’luun nuclrllmi
in tho Union woro dist-trawl at
lougtlr. It was voted that tho delegates
slmuld that each society during the rum-
log your. Arrangements were Inado
wlroreby it is probable that. live Bik‘lt'llt‘fl
will oomointo the Union this your.
autumn.
George Straagward in buying his {or
mor rosidenoe. adjoining the new house
erected by him last year. remodeled by
adding another story and replacing II
portion of the atom foundation with
briok.
l'optmustor Hurry Waring Is IIIalIIIIg
armngomonts to more tho [mot oilin-
bnok to tho old p.13! otlice building. upon
tron of which is now oompled by Abbott
.% \Vr-lllt, the grocers. as It food store
llnnrvr llirohurduluy operator in the
Consolidulod railroad signal hour in
this placm has moved from llurion into
a hunso owned by George \V. Fowlvr.
A. Fluyd lloluliold will soon bogiu Ibo
orootion of a new club house on the our
our of his lately purchased property Iwur
St. Luke‘s Eplst‘opal church.
W 2181'“) IIT.
'l‘lu-roIIIuius of Mr... llaIIIt-l I‘uI'Iu-ll
\m-o brought born from Anlutry l‘IIrli.
'. .l.. this morning. for imorIut-Itt in
Willow llrmlt I‘Nttolory. 'l‘lu- Altl'l‘llN‘tl
was formerly Ill.“ Julia Finch. and Wm
<1 grmuldmrgbtvr of Town i'lurla \lelqu
.l. l‘iIIle. of thispluw.
The annual melding of Vtgilulu Engine
oumpvlny. No. :1. will tnko plow ut'xt
Tummy evening. at whiolr tluw ollloors
Mo to 1m (-lootonl for tho ensuing your.
'l‘lu-omumitttm on river and harbors
III Worthington huo rm‘ouuuondod Ilu-
approprlst‘tonol “MN-I Imprnvu Ibo
H'Iuguluok rlwr.
llvv. Willlsm llrowu. «It llrldgopnrl.
amislwl at tho .‘lolltm‘llat Hptampnl
sat-mutual.
Jurors Allan. our llslt nusrohnm. in mm
plat-o.
lit-onto W. Kirk. of this plow. has on-
ll‘l‘t'll into [ultllll'l‘flllllt with 1‘.
Noolvy. in tbobloyla-lntslmms M Normtllt.
donor of memu H llltrlbutt.
implants.
with F (3. Wlldmau.
lyn III vlsluug. 1w parrots. Ilr. and Mrs
William I). margins.
“tubal. Monday.
Cltstlss l’ 'l‘sylor. at Brooklyn. N. Y.
.1. t,. Taylor.
Rolllo M. Mansfield. III l’almor. Mutts.
was a gum of his Irlonrls hora «Ivor Run
day.
Austin “ottoman. of Hobart college
WI. N. I .. bus born boats on It vlslt
with M. James ll Coley.
with Dr. [Irma F. Day.
It" tori tlsst atom...
rmantcosmhm at Brook
the broken stone ’sbould be spread
clruroh. Hun-lay. In lllllllllllttlf‘flllli the
'l‘ltors is a tumor to tho elloI-t. that
to lu-nutrrlwl to II young lady of this
Fl It'll
Mr. Mid Mn. Frank (".1 l'lll'y,nl New
llIwI-u. worn grmts. Sunday. at tho twil-
.dmml Parry baa given up his harbor
and 1m sermons! n Intuition
Mm. ll l’rorlsrlolt Adams. Hf llnmlt-
Erprmmautlaull Iuoml tho mum-
lmldgootla of John Hood from ler- to
war a gun-t. Sunday. at tho mldont‘s of
The (“Mormonism tart slant owning
.‘l‘ho Whirl club rust Friday analog
’l‘ltetmyustxtlt assembly of the New
FOR' SALE AT
IS NO EXPERIMENT-
It Is a turn Hair Preserver and Restorér.
PRICE, 75 cts. PRICE, 75 Cts.
MISS lllllEllS HAIR DRESSING llllilMS
LAUDEFl’S BLOCK.
msmnmawnoso'first.
low to scour. the Dust Insults In Solidi-
lylng Brolsu Stuns.
After the necessary excavation to 0011-
taln the road metal has been cont leted.
out with shovels to inauroa thorough
mixing of the vat-lows sired plrcas and
raked until the-layer is of the proper
thickness. For a roadway 16 feet wide
lt will be best to make the thickness of
the layer about two inches thicker at tho
center of the roadway than at the ex-
treme edges, because the Wear Will be
most exeeaslvo at the center and the ex-
tra thickness will not only provide for
this. but will also serve to give the tin-
lsbed roadway a proper omwn. and thus
insure good drainage.
It the final thickness of the compacted
roadway Is to be 4 inches. one layer will
be sadlcient. and when put on loosely
trout the carts It should be about Hitches
IIIle at the router and about 5 inches
thick at the sides. It the final thicknm
I'm .150 AM) Itounm storm an.
is lobe 6 inches. It is generally best to
put on two layers. each having a thick~
tress of about 15 inches at the centerand
about Bl inches at. the sides. and in case
two separate layers are to be put on
care should be taken to thoroughly roll
and bind the bottom laym- boforo the sec-
ond layer is applied.
It wo examine II dozen pieces of stone
taken at random from u ht-npof road metal
aslt comes from the crusher. we Ihall
find them to be of most lrrogular abspos
and generally lacking uniformity in size
It will be impossible to lay these stone
closely in contact with each other so as
to exclude voids. or till the several
apnoea between their irregular faces and
angles. No single piece will fit closely
against another throughout their several
odgos or sIIrfacos.. When dumped ‘ato
a loose heap upon the ground. the spaces
betw eon the separate stones make up a.
large aggregate and no amount of roll-
lug will bring them stonss so closely in
contact as to materially reduce these
spaces. If we tabs 9 watertight box
containing exactly two cubic feet and
fill it evenly with broken madam road
metal, we shall dad that about ono cubic
foot of water can be poured into the
box without overflowing the top. thus
showing that only about one‘hnlt of the
ipace contulnodln the box is filled by
the pieces of stone.
To illustrate this foot in soothe-I- way.
it has boon dotcrtulned that a cubic yard
of solid stone weighs about 2} tons. while
a cubic yard of broken macadam road
metal Inado from the sum» stone will
weigh only about one-half this amount.
or Ilium. It followsthoa that In or-
dor to lnsuro a solid roadway and to fill
this large proportion of voids or inter-
rilll‘N‘fl betwoou the different pious (It
brolron stouo, some finer material must
be introduced into the structure of the
roadway. and this mate-rial is usually
willed a binder. or by some roadIuakors
a “tiller."
There used to be much contention re~
gardlng tho nm of binding Inatorlsliu
the making of It uracadarnroad. but it is
now conceded by nearly all practical and
erporleuml madmalters both in Europe
and Ann-rim that the use of a binding
material is maeutiul to the proper cou-
structlun of a good Inaondmu road. It
adds to its solidity, insures tightness by
closing all of the apnoea betweon the
loose. irregular stone and binds together
the Iuncadam crust. in a way that giro:
it tlnnnosa. «loath-11y and durability.—
Uond Roads.
The Cost of Good Bonds lossonln'.
Data already gathorod show that new
roads are already constructing in many
parts at the rouutry. and that lucrmml
knowludgt- and skill. unproven! machin-
Fry and IIIM buds and extended practical
Illpel'lt‘tltro are rapldly lossonlng tho cost
of good roads. Civil Engineer Harrison
of Asbury Park. N. J.. in authority for
the statonmnt that while two or tltm
your» ngotlm cost of rosdbttlldln was
”04100 par tulle lt wsn last year .500
per tulle. Protomr J. ll. Hunnlcut of
tho Unlwralty of Georgia. to response to
an inquiry from tho road bumu of the
agricultural dopartmont. stator that the
coat of goal. ltIIt-d roads recently built
In Gmtrgls. providing tor a track of stone
and one of earth. was 01.900 s tulle. Bun
[mrrlsor (.‘lIsplIt ot Cansutlslgns, N. Y..
1n a letter to normal ltny Stone. reports
lbst 10 taller ot a tingle track stuns
road. with so osrth track mil slds, was
built ln lint town for 00 s rails.
Activalntmst In t movement for
better rosds ls IIlIown by tbs railroads
generally. Bpsclsl reduced rstss are at.
fared by many of the railroad-mud a
tsbulated statement at tbs vsrlous con-
cessions lII shipment rates by s largo
number of oompsuloslwt been muted.
wliscbaugl.
Tbs Hoses «Mn-Ilsa. .
It Is I happy and bopstaltndlostlm
that the prominent originating school»
at Amanos are giving olosor attention
to the study of practical mtlmdsof rosd
msltl. Whomconsldrrths (set
tint thousands at custom-nu Rampant
countries are given amount and tours-
tlrs employmsnt In tbs sad
3:31; of raglan-lac «Til. mild”
r
be opened In this country within tits
mtntungt ls ”mm“
on t parts! our
Marital“! Wm
Wk.” manta-Its to tlusbrsasltot
Walnut-Minds.
D
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9
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“snows-tomato. _
ll
at the Manual: order.
Photographer NDATH
can do than;
20 Years ‘Experlonce
and tho but of apparatus.
A B 8T. JilHN.
18mm: to A. u. Judaoa.) Debtor in
Best. Mutton. lamb, Purl. Sau-
sage, Smoked and Salt Meals
Poultry, Vegetables. Etc.
Cor Mainendllavilandits.
Wa wlllkoep the beat goods. troll them at
A tomptto
“l 89'
Lead us your ayes and a... To It.»
and refitted gold, would be
considered tbs height at ally. so it is to
dwell at length on the merits of the
Aroostoolt Countmlnln Seed Potatoes
Tho most you) a. healthy and pure
seed produced in this oountr grow there.
We otter nothing but what has atood the
test 0! practical every day tanning for
year-II. There are no fancy kinds among
them. of which it can be truly said. they
have no value except. the price. Every
potatoe on our list In a mono maker:
good cookers. good ampere. base are
exactly the qualities which these read
over any other. Our list oom-
prisos The Early limo. Earl Beauty of
llobron. The Now Quoen, to King of
the Early White Star. etc. Carat des-
crIpt‘Ive of the characteristics of each
varloty attached Special orders for any
particular sort doain d. oxpoutod bare.
Also Lawn Grass flood, Seed Beans and
Peas. Spot‘illl Fertilizer for lawn and
garden sold in large or small quantities,
Dibbleltflomslock
reasonablopriresmnd trout you right. Give
us a call. at! 1m
LAST FEW DAYS.
LADIES’
GARMENTS
At Prices Unheard of Before.
SALE ‘OF
ll lillllTll MAIN STREET.
W. H. Meekerlrllo.
Hum Agent for
G. 8. J. ll. BULTON’S
HOT WATER HEATH
Jackets. Wrappers, Teal GOWIIS,
Waists
and Dresses at Such Reduction5 as this.
Jackets. $l0 to $30.
Dresses. $8 to $20.
Wrappers. $3.50 to $40."
Walsts at less than half price.
now $3. 50 to $9. 50
now $3.00 to $ l 0.00
now$l.50to$l5.003i
1111’
1111
la
'l‘lroso goods will only bo on Still) this woolg "'lron tlu- l1.llllll .-
Ofstook on hand will go to Now York and be sold :11 :mollou.
Gfllllllllllll ll 8.
W. A. BENEDICT.
Sentinel Building,-
South Norwalk.
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ll’lllmlllllg. Steam at: 11 Gas Fitting.
Tin and Shoot lrun Work.
Hot Air Heating.
'i‘hun‘ 1:141 r Mouth-h [llYltlrlINl lnr l-li'ut‘l'
out '»‘.“\lh‘l'.1‘1‘lelul'Trill Mll‘ hrolltw.
'11 «WWII \l \l‘é 5'12
vtwy.-,_~ ‘nvl'wwtfll‘htu‘aw ’lliulil-
we) .\r“."31‘:~' . \‘.v"«.--"..rtrtrl‘rt
land 1‘.-v.:.rvl
BIllARSb ’Illllr INTER Plllllll,
u'wl l.\‘.".ll.'t‘llv . . .> 1‘ « <1 :, 1 l
.Irvl.:..u.1.~..' ~ It.
Thomas ' Z‘Dorsey.
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