. M L.
lla’iuwlleofthe .
medicines proe ;
yearned. ‘At last. _
"i been: lsliluit "s
’ drew in SM‘MW 5x
short time. the pains .
. ‘ , ibsuseoiibefisrv ‘.
m armour your. uniil "lid ‘3
entirely amemwd-”~ -
”notifier of livery stable,
. Saturarillr
'hthlmllfiun o
" winners. Min of
. I...'~:"'l-°r..t,
‘e
EVENING SENTINEL.
my. Idltor and Proprietor
' , mumpsyrrrfiiphs;
mm: Onemont . :
" L stemmmonerssmw.
ihmmsweckdo beheld
, , O “I'll—"Want," “To
A,“ forlalo" advertisements, notes-
‘ lines. one time. line; three times.
I still. own: nttices. tile. as
and death notices. 503. Sched-
nbfordlsplsyed advertisements for
on application.
, MOI—No. 115 Washington street.
«walk: falsphons call, 0%. Branch
. ”Well street. Norwslk: telephone
in.
rmuncnloss should .ln all ('Mlill be
.. to
‘I‘III IVINING SIKTINIL,
sou-rs Nonwsmflons.
camps}, APRIL 7. 1394.
' . Whose Fault Wes it?
01.1“ ugly scsnduls at present oc-
W 1h. attention of this nation
‘3' _‘_ First quality guode maybe
.1... sum m.mbllo
stars sends cut. end
e great deal of satisfaction
some Foods. ,
- no sweet Busy Butter, 250;
Farley Greenery Butter, 28c l
llich White Full Cream Cheese.
chart
rursor 1on cures.
SEEN AND HEARD BY SENTINEL
HEN UP TOWN AND DOWN.
Dashes neud‘nero sud Everywhere in
Nor-walk. loath Non-III, and plus I.-
mediate Vicinity-dials Ind ulsbsps of
a De! condensed |ntu (Men Pamrapbs.
‘ Miss Baird's seminary ripened, Thurs.
day. for the spring term.
The front of Wood‘s building, on Wall
street. has been repainted. as has also the
front of the Lockwood building on Main
street. “W “
Mrs. William DeKlyn caught her hand
in the sale door in her husband‘s stem,
yesterday afternoon, and jammed her
thumb severelyuw . M“ .
A representative of one of the nickel-
in-the slot machine manufacturers of
New Haven was in Norwallr, the other
day. but was informed by the storekeep-
ere here that the slot mochines‘ days in
Norwalk have been numbered. After
series their on house
. . shlgber , p ,
of wbiohthspsoplein allslsges of life can
testify. One ounce of pure goods is worth four ofwcheap trash. .
a little higher in price, but there ‘ is
of knowing you are eating pure whole
Nosthileld Prints, in lib. cakes, 80c lb.
Roequefort. Nsuchntel, Philadelphia Cream,
With the largest line of fancy Cakes and
cons. dinner parties, etc. to be found in this section.
Our prices are with the times at hard pan.
» It is our delight to give abstention.
,3 E. Sermon.
,, AIBIHB'I'OI emu sum no
M
sermon oi the series on' God," subject,
grade or m then on
41} lb!» “.00.
b.; 3% for 01.00.
OldEugllsli and
Crackers for lunch-
turns
errors
ALK-
lllllAY’l‘oN. ‘
‘ lo the Bsptist church, tomorrow. Rev.
Joseph A. Judge will “preach the llftb’
“Waiting for God.” Evening subject.
“Enthronlng God on the hills of label.
lectunl Speculation.“
Miss Anna listen, of Dsnbnry,‘ who
has been visiting Miss Lina Stevens. re.
turned home yesterday afternoon. so:
conipanied by Miss Stevens. who will
spend-slew days with her.
At the last meeting or the official
board of the Methodist church, George
W. Bryan was re-elected treasurer of
both the board of trustees and stewards.
Arthur B. Grillln's new blacksmith
shop has been raised and is nearly en-
closed. it will probablybe completed
in a week or two.
A student from Drew Tlu-ologicul rit‘lll-
lusty will oscupy the pulpit of thehlclli»
odist Episcopal church, tomorrow moni-
lng and evening.
E Themes has purchased it very hand-
some und powerful team of black horses
from M. H. Parsons, Brookslde.
W
socisl. sensor or soon noses.
Advantages Improves! Highways Would
pris- tn the Farmer's l'allly. ' ..
Theeocial effect of good roads upon
country life cannot be overestimated.
The improvement of our highways would
do away with much of the diflcnlty of
visiting in onr‘rnrsl districts. Bad roads
impossible. The evening is dark. there
are no side paths or lsmpposis slang the
wsy,the roads are almost in) his
with mud or drifted snow, an as the
family look out lows the light in the
window of their neig bor's house the
a mum rULL.
gush of social life that s moment before
was moving in full tide is now checked
by these many dimcnltics. Life in the
‘ p is uoyaxrpnnrsrnur.‘ ‘ .
It is a Sure llair Preserver and Restorer.
PRICE. 75 etc. ‘ '
as lllllEll’
LAUDER’S BLOCK.
often render social intercourse slmost .
i
. _ PRICE, roots.
3, Hill nussmd rooms.
ill.
AST FEW
20 Years Experience
A.
Best. llliuun. lamb, Pod. Sau-
sage. Smoked and Sail liens.
Poultry. Vegetables. Etc.
CatllainandllavilandSis.
We will keep the best goods; sell lllem st
reasonable pricesmml trust you right. Hive _
Summit”
can do them:
and the beat of apparatus.
“3.. st. lilllll.
Successor to A. G. Judson.) Denier in
cell. as lm
DAYS.
» SALE» OF
LADIES’
GAR MENTS...’
new: {Wilma you
(mull-us the h t“ oil '
dweller length 3.33.. merits
sets. In
our
Ia ' a
1'66!th .
Amme Iiionntyflslnfised Potatoes .
e most vi ,orour. health and re
sesdproducsd’n this noun yrrrow ugh.
We oil'sr nothing but whet stood the
met practical every dsy farming (or
years. There are no fancy kinds among
them. of which it can be truly said. they
have no value empt the price. Every
potstue on our list is a mono « maker;
good cookers, good ,cropsrs. 'lhese are
exactly the qualities which these seed
possessover any other. Our list cum»
prises The Early Rose. Earl Beauty of
Hebron, The New Queen, is King of
the Early White Star, etc. Cards dos»
eruptive ol the characteristics of ssch
variety stiacbed. Special orders for any
particular sort desired. executed here.
Also stn Gross Heed, Seed Beans and
Pens. Special Fertilizer for lawn and
garden sold in large or small quantities.
llibbleiliidmslock 8
MW ,lillfl'iFFT-m- .
W.H.Meeker&iio.‘ ,
0.8.1. ll. BOLTUN'S
Hill WATER HEATH"
r’
. hing, Steam and Gas-Fitting. ,
,Tin and Sheet lron Werlr.
Hot Air Heating.
Home ltllil column”: furnished for either
but warn. n’f‘lllll or not lair twirling.
so “it'll! MAIN HT
The Porla Stone
null.“~ lln- lir'
may“, .» ' "
limit 'umnn
CEllARS MADE ruin PROOF;
suns ls usllcr or more disgraceful than
M309 fill. armor plate and gun carriage
. The facts in, the armor plots
me, seem to he that the Carnegie
M compsny succeeded in foisting up
entire [overument and making it pay
armor plate that was almost value-
hi. “article for inferior to the plates
which had passed inspection in the lil-
_ Hess tests. The inspectors oi the
We company’s plant are supposed
'mh ‘svery step of the process of
Was the huge plates, and they
Rev. .I. ll. Slater passed liis'exnmiua-
tions in conference. this week, very sno
llAllll'iN.
cessfully. ,
{/\
E. H. Beacon], of Son ‘. orualli, visi-
ted Welcome Ulvisio , No. as, ’lliurs- an at our nubile whom The coun-
dny night, and install the recently el- tl’l’ Y and 8‘“, obtain “19 8W“? PI“
cored officers. They are as follows: ofth r education in early life. .Alter
worthy patriarch, hire. A. C. Silllmau: the a: “,3“ scléllilllre: srebusglyfi-
Worthy associate. Miss nnie Fowler: 5v Dirt}; thr: 13.66133“ 33%,“,
““3““? ”fibe- W“ M“! i” ll “99"? when Work upon the farm is stsstsnd-
chaplain. Mlle Ella Reed: ‘lm‘. still. there is an opportunity given for
indulging in a number of heated argu-
ments. the men slipped out of town with
no apparently “longer“ fncelhan when
he entered.
country. otherwise lull of happiness, now
sinks into a isms existence, all for the
want 0! a pleasant highway connecting
the homes of adjoining neighbors. .
There can be no doubt that poor roads
be much to do with the small attend-
IAt Prices ;Unh.eard of BefOre.
Dr. Acton, secretary of 'tbe Norwslk
Street Railway company, has lots of
visitors these days. Thursday there
were or. the company's offioellr. Wallace
of the Wallace & Smith Electric Supply
company; James Trimble, car builder 0!
New York; Mr. Cork, Vice president of
the McGuire Truck Comm) the Westing-
Jackeis, Wrappers, Tea Gowns, Waists,
i.ll< 'nl “.xivimlks null Ruled.
«my »l‘,..(',‘ m llvr'mun Min.
l
and Dresses at Such Reductions as this:
Jackets. $10 to $30.
“on“, merit upon muqmgflmmn. house representative from Boston, all Miss Lulu ll. St.John;nssistnnt mm! c— school attendance. But this is at the "' " now $3'50 to $9'50
Adored perfect. These are placed inn desirous ol putting in bids for 5“will“ for, Miss Katie Farris; inside sonlin I, time when our public highwgys are'lat . z“:,“’~‘I‘i""l‘l'*‘lfi"f3",Nil"? ”W“ “"1? “"4
plldfurllnsl trial. on the new work. Miss Julie Copper.‘ outside sentim 3119““ WOW. Mid “the W0 0” M In: 85 ‘ , _ ‘ " " u “ '“ m" "" "‘
'Throngh means known lo somebody “f" " “fl \fl'l'll ”I‘ll I“ (leorgel'rofut. rift: lgltlfutxli‘ewd satell‘iogn 1s‘re Dresses? $8 to $20' " . "' "0W$3s00 to $ 1 0'00 Th0!“ as T Dorsey
whossyetlins not told liowir was done Nl'TMEll 9"” 3 . l 0 5- Miss Je’mje Lyon, Who hm, rm.“ tom-h- r,“ e . 5w“ l 5." . ' '
rtbspleies for final trial at Indian Head “" mg school inn In,“ town in New J”, \Vere our highways in nproper 00nd" wrappers! $3.50 to $40! " " “OW $ l ‘50 to $l 5'00
tion the number of days of school at-
tendance b these children would be
more than oublcd, and the preliminary
education of the farmers' sons nnd daugh-
ters Would be made to equal that of their
city cousins. and a good common 90,0001, .
education might be obtained where now
even an ordinary intelligence is lacking.
Church attendance would alsobs great-
ly increased if our roads were uniformly
good. During half the year theplcasnre
of church attendance is denied because
of almost impassable highways. The
Sabbath in the country becomes, there
Presiding Elder North Says (lonm-cllrut
( hon-hes Are Flourishing.
At the New York East conference of
the Methodist Episcopal church, now in
session in Brooklyn, Presiding Elder
North reported the condition of the
Methodist churches in l 'onnecticul.
According to his statement Methodism
in the. Nutmeg State is flourishing. More.
than $40,000 has been paid during the
year on churches and improvements in
Connecticut in spite of the times. Salar-
llo. 6 Belden Place. Norwalk.
\
P11~l~il<vlil {nri'wirm 'li-rir, [liviuyt ill Green.
n 11-}; ~lli-- l. .‘1. \. it: l’i i'r‘nl 9,
Von up to the mark and beyond it.
while those of which the lriul plates
were supposed to be merely samples
were wholly worthless as a "loans of de-
fleas against shot and shell. The worst
of thomatter is that the Monterey rind
" theNew York have been fitted out will:
this worthless armor. It is nothing less
than a nationul disgrui-e for which the
perpetrator should be made to pay to the
nttsrmosi. It cannot be that the fraud
WM committed with the knowledge and
soy. is spending the spring vacation at
her home here.
George (took be: opened his drug store
in the Whitney building, and has every
thing in first class shape.
Samuel ilrummsn, of the firm of
Mother & ilrummsn, is confined to his
home by sickness.
lllise Addie Whitney bus
from a visit in Mount Vernon.
Waists at less than half price.
(THJH. DPKL‘ N, Nunemlk;
.l I'ZRI-ZVIIAH IHDSU\'0,\'_ JR. fin. Nurse's“:
'l‘lioso goods will only be on solo this week, when llio balance”
or?! Em
returned
of stock on hand will go to New York and be sold at auction.
u ’
menus“
, Made a Well
2‘.
.
r ..
; approval of Carnegie himself.
w for at a high
bond the ships of our new nuvy‘r
WWW, . V . .—
l‘ll’nln‘ l’snprrs lulu I-‘nrmrrs.
ham, and it could not be worse.
‘hsersnebssistnrho mu»
as
hornet
Or is
t possible that this is the tonal style of
doing business at steel nmnnfncturing
. plants, and that the men merely forgot
and went on turning out the same kind
.. dchssp commercial work llmi they or-
. case of the I’lltsburg steel gun cur-
rlsgsesetings that split to flindere onllie
“trial therein slsos mystery. it is
m that s discharged workmnn
a trick on the manufacturers and
sebum worthless castings for the
poem made for the government.
”how could such a thing have lisp-
. pelted? Moreover, how runny of these
“tricky" steel gun castings have been
as by the govern-
Mt and are now not lly mounted on
{ Kollend has perhaps come nearer llisu
. any other nation to successfully solving
“0 problem of what to do with «by pan.
oars. lensliylheysr-e herded into gnu!
witnesses and fed at public errmnse.
“only work they do is lllst required
h keep the premises where they are
Min order. They are a miserable.
Will lot. The charity tho-ylireon
is dolsdout to them grudgingly. sml they
use a hssvy expense. Political t‘flmqy
“(It and private jobbery err-op Into the
‘ ”out of thsealshllshmentswhere
lily-new. That st least is the Amer.
Wilt the thrifty. wise Dutch the ides
dust to head them together, but to scol-
, them. They srslslrsn from the city
“and distributed upon public isms.
m Peabody, who gives in The Fe»
III some facts concerning the Dutch
m lay: there srs no grcst perm
m and few ablebodlsd petition in
M ll O "out of puhllolllul
. ‘ . mm n lsdivldeilinio
,msjsvlrsrns.mdtoons of these is
' , ‘ poor person applying for public
I! he voluntarily serves till he
' iifleulturv. he is sliowed recent
“wintertime“ sud lowlands
D hafnium. Every psuper who
* suslalnrsd to honest. “noise in-
' . sforusdisborcolonymbm
. is are sent sud inside
m . other worlr whether they
, more he been made which
were for the annulus of
_ . itoneslstssfsw
“mummcum
’propsrtrrseclilsssvslusblswuttbsn
ies of the pastors have been promptly
paid, and nearly all the churches settled
their financial accounts with creditors be-
fore January 1. Seven hundred and’ninc
new members have been received into
the church during the your.
The Epworth Leagues of the slum. llr.
North sold, are growing, while the
Christian lindouvor socii'liw :m- dimin-
ishing in membership.
'l'uo Fine Residence-r.
A. N. Pnddock is the architect of the
new house which Thomas l. Raymond is
to build on West street The sketches
show that it ism be one of the finest
houses in town. ll. is about 04190 feel
in dimensions, and will be equipped with
every modern convenience, including
electric lights, steam or hot water boot,
elm-trio bells, speaking lubes,elc. The
house will be handsomely finished in
hard woods. with u very elaborate ninln
slain-nun.
The same architect is rushing plans
for up almost mushy handwme house
for llenry Hellcck. llr. Helleck has ex-
pected to build on l'olon Park, but may
decide to locate on Elmcrt‘st lluln'vlllfll.
"0W 1'" Kl”. A rows,
lllserlloue Inst Us: In: of Isuellt m
Gooseberry in humour.
The following directions for killings
town on hosting through the nuns-
pepers. and may be of some hunrdltlo
somsbmly lo Norwsllr:
buy of prehllers as often end so much
as possible
Denouncs your merchants because
they oislrs a profit on their goods.
Make your town outs very bad place
and rush it new ehsnce you get.
Knife every man who disagrees with
you on the best methods oi increasing
business.
Refuse lounlts ln any scheme for the
betterment of the msusrisl interests of
tbspsople.
Keep every 0.!“ you get, and don‘t do
suytblusof epubllc nature unless you
sen get something out of it dimlly.
Till your merchants they you can buy
gnodssgnod deal cheaper at some other
won. and charge them «slur extortion.
ll sstrsnger more in town tell him
everything ls overdose. and predict s
more! crash In the near future.
If you me overshoot don't srlverllss
in the home ”under buy a rubber
stamp “does it. It may save you a
Mr disses and subs the papers look Is
it they were printed in account-rte town.
if you are a fsrmer.‘ curse the
toss you beds in as the mm place
use-rut. ‘l‘sllt raisin your matters:
mastitis um the bruises-users
rcbbersesdtblms. It ultimate your
W
he the sites Its-int
flaunts ‘ ssrlsss '
er“ of”. “'l'W'
l. ’
Miss Sarah Clock is ill.
l‘lHNBEllRl PLAINS,
(leorgc Mills and E. J. Taylor went on
a Hunting excursion Thursday. l’re-
vioue to starting they secured orders for
several pounds of fish and went oil in
high glee. (magi 9 their disappoint-
ment. however, when they returned
with one puny little epocimuo of u trout,
and unable to even buy enough llrlll to
supply their customers blond: Never
sell your fish before you catch thorn.
The Ladirs‘ Aid society connected
with the l'niou chapel, will hold it musiA
cale nod liszssr at the chapel. on Wed-
nesduy evening, the 18m lost. If stormy
on the lth, the entertainment will lake
place on the next line evening following.
The Ladies' Aid society of the chapel
held it socluble ut Mrs. Willinm
( irr'gory ‘s residence, last evening.
t‘lshlnr for "Suckers."
According to the Wilton concerned-
ent of the llldgclleld Prr so, many of the
citizens of that place who like “abusers."
are melting nightly excursions in the
bond of South Norwrllll‘e old reservoir,
where they catch them by the hundreds,
sslbr-yrun up the stream. 'l‘lrcruore
common way in (album them on the
banks with buy forks.althounh many
are t‘illlulll in the hands.
ilonrallr l’hlostlons. L
According to the census bureau the
assessed valuation. real and personal. oi
the town oi Norwslk is 00.108.070; the
per room valuation. $847.00, and the
true value oi reel estate. “MEN“?
The Weekly summary.
The summary or The Weekly iii-cord
for the current work shows the following:
Real relate sales—Now llavi-n sud
West liars-n, 1M: llrldgepormd: llsrtford,
ll; Waterbury. litMeIldsn. SzNew Britain,
l; Alldrllsrown, ll; Norwich. 0: New Inn»
don, l0: Norwslk. ll: domain. 1: Derby,
l; Willlmsmlo. 2.
Real estate mortgsauwidew llsvsn
and West Haven. .0th"; Bridgeport.
08? 000: llartford. 330.800; Wsmhury.
“Milo: leridon. ”00; New Britain. ‘8.-
900; lllddlrtownm .930; Norwich. M000:
New lotions. “5.700; Norwalk, 08.000:
Ansoels. 02,000; Derby. ulillmsntlo.
W0: ms..-“ . New.--“
rs. Islam Diverse can noes am.
The only dlvorns pass on the list at the
short «lender session of the Civil Boner-
lnr (icon. yesterday. was that of Ulssrles
J. Heine, of Nor-elk, who seeks legal
saturation from lsrkm Hobos, oi
Heath Nowell. on the ground of deser-
uos. The parties are well connected,
the plaintiff lasing the son of spromla
sent Norse-lit pbyrlclsn.
tress mm only a low years. dodge
'l’lisysr held the condensates nearly so
Ivonnlistsstbensrtlssdldnotsnlveen
the esssosst over for a west.
on v... .. mummy-aw“
Theyhsvv
the trainee which they wenssprcml, is!
‘ more not
W‘s.
fore. a day of langnordevold of religions
thought, with no care for religious teach-
ing, instead of a day devoted to moral
development and Christian attainments.
Our vital statistics show that is larger
percentage of farmers. and especially of
farmers‘ wives, become insane than any
other class. and that the ratio of this in-
sanity is increased in proportion as the
parties are isolated from society. This
ought not to be. The occupation of a
farmer is not a disagreeable one; it is
full of interest. Nature has a thousand
charms for him that no other occupation
would provide. But this condition re-
units from his self imposed isolation,
caused in many instances by neglected
and impassable highways. In the old
dungeons of a more barbarous age pris—
oners alter a few years nearly all be—
came demented. A complete separation
from hnmnn sympathy and social inter-
course wss the cause of this insanity.
This condition of things was only a little
worse, however, than that often pro-
duced upon the farmer by impassable
highways.
Open up the avenues of intercourse
with schools, churches and society by
improved roads and increased facilities
for contact with our fellow men, and
country life, otherwise beautiful and st-
trsctive. Would become indeed wbstlt
should be-nn approach to our origins!
Eden.——‘.\'. 0. fipaldlug in (60er Bonds.
(scroll Bonds In Mus-abuser».
Movements for state roads are in pros.
rose in nearly every port of Massachu-
setts. The commissioners say that there
are some 20,000 miles of highway in the
state, and that it is likely that shoot 10
per cent. or 2.000 miles. will sooner or
later come under the provisions of the
new law. The cost to the state lnronnd
numbers of this vast improvement is set
It 010,000,000.
It is the pins of the commissioners to
distribute the benefits among the dld'sr-
snt counties as equally as is practicable.
considering their population sud wealth.
Figuring roughly. if each county should
have from lo to ill miles of state road
built in it seen year, it would take from
10 to in years to complete the work for
the M conndssin the state. ltlshopsd
that the state will be willing to carry on
this large interns! improvement at the
rate of an appropriations! ”mom
’Téonscuon of road material
Did u
is Sale 0 Gilllllllll his
Sentinel Building,
W. A. BENEDICT
Norwalk
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i T“! UREA}
HIIDOO REHED
.
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lwrtnr-nunnmm. .-r -.
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*GEO. C. STlU-SON'
South llcrwalli. 0000;.”
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‘J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
l K .N'l-ili'l‘ STREET. NUilWALK. CONN
(ll-wallv'flurflh Rnilwsynopm.
ip-«ldenr-c.‘ Elm rum-t. ,Toleyhnnr tell. “-3
2 so" tf
l .
Those who never read the mivcrilsol
merits in their news piers miss more I G G S
I
l
than they yin-sumo. onsthun Konuois.
of Bolsu,l orth t.‘o., lown, who had lwon
llcriiriulii-r you runner lbw-lumbar forwlr n»;
of ”iv
troubled with rheunlslism in liislmcli.
East Norwalk Hennery. ,
arms and shoulders, rend so “PM in his
pspru' about how is prominent Hermon
l'l‘slle and Black Nlnorcs. I’srlrhlucl
for-hiss. Plymouth Rocks. Brown
citizen of Ft. Madison hurl been cured.
lie rocurcd the some medicine. and to
”chorus. and lioldon Spangled ,
, llsmhnrgs.
use is own words: "It cum] im- right
No. 7 Henry Street. fast llnrrrallfi
up." He also says: "A neighbor and
ti. ii. UHOMMEDWJ'. L. H. FOWLER.
mifvlm ‘
his wile were bolhslck in bed with than
did Well Hand Laundry. .
malism. 'l‘helr boy was over to my
house and said they were whirdliohml
ll Washington Street. 3
South llerllrslki
to do the «writing. I told him of (‘lmmo
ALI. worm rum: uv ussu. l
herlsin‘s Pain llslmgmnl how ‘it llml
cured me, he got u bottle end it cured
themup in own-k. Mount bullion- for
sale by ii. i'. bullion. [noggin
It) All")! ll!!!) II WARMING.
fil'fls'At'fl” GIMIAII'IID.
$00!)! 01“...” ”I All) oauvnn
II) III! 0! cllflfll. DH “Hill.
1 recommend ('lmmliurisin‘s l’uln
sous WARREN. Proprietor
Balm ior rheumatism, lame buck. sprulns
and swellings. Tin-rein nonetter llul-
ll
.41";
WATER PilllEli.
motif. made. i have sold im-r “‘0 hot
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