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stssst. Granitsvilla. had a '3?" :‘m Tu”: ””33." ”f ,
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, I'll-limo girls «lawn: to their ”'9“ "9'“" " "" “m“ 1"“ passion wmmptnrahsr"
bsmaabput ll o'clock. and were within W'“ i‘“ ’m' lllss Baysswlll melamine -~~
abundud fast of thebouse,wben two W Saturday “W‘ well-dress- Unlon entertainmant. on W' ‘
manlulllpsd out of the bushes by the communrlns - mlllullmw- svenlngattlls Baptist church. rho
madaldshodatartadtoward them. The tsrsdtlls “mm“ “mm-"'4 Wk"! programmslspriutsd W: . ‘
uptotho register WNW "E. 0.19th" gm. gown? “mm“.- .
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”minimums
. limousine-1.4mm.
‘Illslfaymssting of the Ohautau‘qua.
Union.beidlast night at the plaslaut‘
homotJollaJ. Gavan-uh.” crescent
. fill m *- Mr' ”I- Tsrrscs._wssamcstdslighlfol occasion. “salelen'II-rbr Iona,
MMMOGIOW! “mummy” W of m seas. lhnluw‘m larssrrlass. is
1 ”clenched-01” minutaof the Wading Mn: and 0am Ins-ward the Vast linden the
minors-rats or ills. cost. they-cum], p minim Mpg 01 mes-unwise aloha-yoonaillm.
Wmat Arlen ash, militiamfilmmlohn pills to the amount of some were
llsyorhesesued toor- J-‘lxmh.mdo¢lodto men for ordered paid at last night’smestldgof
city mcstingdortbepur- tlnmualoutlns and dinner at Cell tboOltyOounollofNorwalk. ,
actiouonthe resolutions! Pasture. omwmflnn ‘0? 1‘9- Oouacilmau Planes. chairman of the
Councilman, appropriating WWW“ the '19 0‘ tickets sewer committee. "Potted that word-
tosxoeed fl. . for thecon- 10”!” me‘ WWW ulshl. lngtotheflgursskeptbythsseweroom.
asewerln’l'aylor avénue. It WM MW thatallwhc didnot 1'0- mitten, the cost of cleaning the catch
dualism ramification!“ re "
« amt nail sacrum. ms. m
illicit uncommon '
glrlshsgan to scream and started for the
house “ “W“! as Mg”. 9,. men in ion clear. bold hand. lie said he was in
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Woodward-slum was in favor portlutnlshh do so before tomamw basins sinoeJanliary 1 bad Mensa aver- shewaaolsmorlng up the front plum. flatworm“ We'll-m to w for ------------ ~ ---------------------
them, but he thought if night.toOsoarH. Ml- sgsoffliii ocntshbasln. The total cost and toreaportlon of the garment from the WWW! 0‘ “W cards. W 9- . “"95'
city Thembjeototuie amine was “Re- had been stasis. and no hadbeenrs- bar. . 3‘ Molyoodllbo proprietor of the hotel. mm“ “‘fl?‘§";"“
man and Medical Art” A lhmwsh- delved from llosusessndpormlts. ' Fortunately ins. Chambers heard the did not 0‘1qu or endorse the man's Vocalflolo- ' ” ~
1y instructive and “Whine pm- ThebillofGrooeryman Raymond for unusual noise outside and opened the "MM and c. E mambo 00mins mono-n
mm» was mildew. . The creator seas, forsupplles furnished JamssPrios detour the house just lu-tluue to use ‘melemlwould hot mm for w! W°“” “MW’
- . J. A. enter, the commit- number. a vocal ' solo entitled during the time his bonsawasquaraur hes daughter from the clutches of the m. bumldll they were printed and ”“3"”
attenuation that if there were “Mirnonette.” by Champion. tilled. was» referred to the chairmanof wretcb. ; lira. Chambers pulled the ”With him he would sunburn on who“... "m“
improvements ordered, enough was sung by Isiah Whittaker in theblgbway committee, with power. girls law? the house, while themenbeat Emmett then proceeded to set out-ad Mlul’ooksndlllss smith.
s manner which. if possible. you sd— Judge a. B. Woodward appsarcdfor sherry retreat. Owicgto the darkness bulle- Satnrdsy afternoon he had so- Vsmllml-f‘lemmth-mm
dltlonsl admiration of his sweet tenor w. a. Earls and asked the Gounollto and the frightened and exhausted con- on!“ Him or» Id'mlm airflow w, Jr,“ fi'nf‘mmm
volce- Professor Carl Harmon rude change the title of the transfer of the ditlon of the girls, masterlpttonolthe mains Mutant!!- He mused lo "mfimu'fmmhmfmw:
as It “
Pill" '18 had WM 0|! Roman Art. land ldr. Earle gave the city to further men could beacons-ed. N110“ '9 in “"000 from 000 Id'flflfll' alias Hares.
Itwasoouchedlnmostpleaslng language, improvements on 13.» “ppm, sotbat IMPRESSI‘ONHS_0F—Aw N—E‘WTCO— BER. and Saturday night got gloriously drunk Vocal Solo— ‘
.. !.Hallocksaid the custom in
”to! this kind, had been to
the property owners twoltblrds
the city one-third of the expense,
, intbis instance. would be shout was exceedlnsly scholarly and worthyof the deed should not convey the title of of! of the proceeds of his day’s work. ‘ "Mm Rm k _
‘ W! city’s allots. unlimited Pl'llllfi- F011°Wllls this. a:- the land. but should simlll! also the city Delighted That a town Improvement Bud" ”9 ”“3 “mm“ “‘9 M“! “1 mm)” m‘m'ldr:fllbsoh. """""" “M
tendons questions City Ea- thnr N. Paddock. in I piano I010. new the right to use the land for highway ”I!“ but Boon Issuer-tad. do]. and yesterday morning ”0 3W Callcndcr’s Original W m
binsd two compositions of power skill- W- The cit hpd received awar- Editoro The Sentinel—Dun gm: out tocollect from his victims, telling , _
“HY rendered. They we"! Barscolle, Elites deed from ’Mr. Earle. and it was anew-conifer whose home has Men lid: them lb“ "‘9 cards bad ”0"” mm are ”Fggawia; Hogs Opera Eon”,
by Moszkowski. and Mendelssohn’s voted that Mayor Keeley execute guy“. .01" years that also h" but just come and delivered at the hotel. He secured next 3:8:hk is h M a W
“F0lk 8008-" . ‘ antes, returning thaland. and that Mr. tosay “our” instead of “your" city, I nearly all of his cash. except in one in- company to o; ’ having "W l! .1
Th9 intermission W" 9139!“ in social Earle execute simply aconveyance, giv- wish to express my delight that a gown stance where the advertiser required a many gimp” 0““ to the“ Eur. Wu,
intercourse. and the second part of the ing the city a'right to use the land for improvement spirit seems to be inaugur- “W503” from the hotel proprietor that 37!; (3: clompt‘i‘x z” argument! in
evening’s enjoyable features begun with highway purpqgesh ated here. Possibly it will not be amiss the goods had been delivered. He then ll by .areal Led“ er, ‘ being a”
Wollenllampt’s piano 9010. Vales 08- A communication from the Norwalk for motoconvey toyoilr readers my im- 80‘ 011i of town, leaving the hole], the ‘hl'ztrgzamnecoor troupe peep put on
price. which Milli Dunning gave with Tramway company. asked for permis- pressionu when I first lived here, and “WWW", and the printing office t t tb The" success“ guns the W ‘
the beauty of expression and ability sion to pun their ralurn pupply wires gm“, of my friends who had simply pass- where be had even gonesofar as to or- we: y- :zeflyears span .1 to r itself.| “a:
characteristic of all her efforts. “Medi- from the Electric Light company's pm. ed through by train. They “in, PM“? der cards printed,to mourn his departure. xxwmon f Eloy W38}, oran
naval Art" was treated of by A. Blanch- ticn on me Tramway company‘s poles ly. to Are you goingto live in that dirty Landlord Lockwood became suspicious It: OM mg: an wfi' Many
ard in a most interesting and through Norwalk, The object of the place?"(uowvlam one with you all. and of Emmett. yesterday, and questioned ntLv'ehes “178*, ‘n “gr! “Indianmum
intelligent way quite . suggestive return gupply wife is to protect the should resent that), and u 1 m him, but in his sleek way be quieted the r, w tl‘iueBal: we v: “a boys
of , the man himself. Leigh water “a gag pipeg‘agit mambo”... through the business "we“ from timeto landlord’s fears. After he left town it ”mt s? “m’hiloufim 0"qu 5'?
Whittaker was heard again in 138- posted with the rails every few feet and tlnlclnthe vicinity of the station, I did "Named "I" he wastlnvelins llbout g3?" 1'1””, Waugh m a” ww'
Faye's vocal composition, entitled «Tell Me current from them to the mfln pup. not blame them. why, the north plat- the state, working his swindling game, :glrhere may or . Ia perfectfurore ,
HcrlLove Ber So,” and as an encore ply wire. The petition was granted. form of that beantifnll?) building for is “‘1 hit“ in“! victims 0“ thelookoutfor o to lg tamong mgr“. mom": . . V.
sung a very pretty selection, “300‘! Permission was given L. C. Baoford nucleus, draw an imaginary circle about him. 1‘ “’3' ascertained ““3 morning “h camping: 3. ty porf '
Company," by Adams. Mrs. J. M. Co- toerectaframs dwelling on Bolder! live. an cightbofain'lle in diameter.and view “’3‘ the "W1 attempted ‘0 "0'3 "10 whzareu »c fivery respect, and '
burn read selections from Ruskin in a nus. ' the dirtand miserable buildings within same game on Landlord Walz, at the w wr 3;“ our . ire-goersatasteof ‘ ,
distinct and entertaining manner. A An invitation to attend the opening it (count the liquor salmon also). the Ma- “abackemo Hotel, but did not receive guxlsgtin; fulfglghhwumu‘ ..
pleasant feature were the banyo solos by game of the South Norwalk baseball hackemo undo few other buildings serv- much encouragement. He paid for a val]? and,sclits are now on shin up; , _
., Weildtbe sewer was to be
on Taylor avenue. from High street
on street. than to Iowa street.
‘ fiamllton avenue and Concord
its, Woodward avenue. The amass-
property-owners would be about
um foot.
3m licliabon wanted to know if
property on Lowe and West streets and
Milton avenue could be assessed for
lilo sewer. He said a sewer was badly
neededon Taylor avenue. and the mat-
ter had been brought up several times in
“the past four years. The intention was.
but the time came, to build one, to
run it through West street to Union
sheet, and preceding engineers had said
. , tilt was the only proper course for it to
take. He wanted to know how the other
. ere could care for all the water.
Councilman Nash said it was the plan
build the sewer for house service only.
' .surface water would run into it; the
sewer would do for several years. until it Horace B. Miller. His rendering of club. on Salim“!- "9 mepwd- ing toaocentnaw by the" good qua-“i... room one nignt at the hotel, and suceed- al W
, deemed advisable to rebuild the “ Louisiana Medley," by Armstrong. A petition “on the ”GNOME 0" ”l0 thebadqualiliea of the rest. Then every ed in getting his supper and breakfast “a“ p '
'W'i “WWW“ M89“ him ”0 mm“ to an encore, '0" “5° 0‘ lh°°°nmlicnl “mill“: school building in townlafar inferior in withonlwlnsfor lhem- llTA‘l'E r. a. c. A. new on.
, Engineer Briggs said that to carry the when Stread's beautiful arrangement of asking the Council to order sidewalks "er, “"0 those of 0M ,0". 0, the l'lfimmdfi'f w . '
sewer through West street would cost “Home Sweet Home," with variations, laid there, was discussed and referred to same line being "mm“, plain and ' it will be Held stsmldsragmam
, t, ”.500. and no assessments could delighted his hearers. Miss Dunning the highway committee. barn-like in and“. and with no 1"“ 0-" «Liz-:1; {£1321 rDecided In E Juno Fmvanu
' xfcusive prepaid-a are
was an ahlpmcommm, The evening’s A communication from Mrs. Martin you,“ If W "W .5... .9
pleasure was flavored with the hfightund Sullivan. claiming damages for injuries hm", my '0”. let them visit
happy little sayings of the president of IWW‘ by I new ‘8" 0'" 8 ml) Wallingford and see its beautiful high
the union, Dr. Seward. The house was door on Water street, was read by Mayor school—several years old (,th it is—
charmingly decorated with carnations, Keeler and referred tothe city attorney had its lovely grounds. and while there
roses, calla lilies and ferns. to report at a future meeting. in busing. emu. and than let them
The meeting was adjourned and the Councilman Pinnso, of the sewer com- revon- I think to see ourselves as oth-
gathering dispersed, extending words of mittee, reported that in the mattorof the on see us is an' advantage sometimes,
congratulation for the happy evening petition forasewsr on Edit avenue, it had 01W residents 8" m’mmd go
spent. WM deemed unadvlsable to build the things “1“ 8mm wand“ .t that
, made. It was rook nearly all the way
and would be very expensive excavating.
Selectman Talmadge Baker inquired if
it would not be a good idea to state in
the resolution that the sewer was to be
built on West and Lows streets. to avoid
any complication that might ache in the
future.
Attorney Light informed the meeting
that this could not be done, and that it
The case of Michael Short. of Ridge- h , . ,
field, vs. Benjamin Harris. of the more 223:: g 01:1; 22?:ghdiny” of the i
in favor of the former. The defendant June 2 As this is the first time ,7
is a Hebrew. Short asked 81,200 for a W" has been .8le for the “a.“ '5'.
"e“ “mm"? "m“ b’ hi“ i” 3““ no pains will bespared to make this”
field, but Barrie would not 5'" more grate" athlectfc event ever held in M
than 81.000. According to Short/a testi- city ‘
mony Harris and a friend got Short to ' been r! m _, “
come to 800“! Norwalk, and after filling coil}: 1:; 231:“... but "0:23: 2:
was ‘0‘ necessary. Got the stunt change. ”'9‘” and the petition "'3 laid 0“ "'9 enduring. Nor-walk has many improve- him a ,
. . . . p on beer, abstracted the deed of
Engineer Briggs “Md that m the com- Rev. E. E. Wing likesaharmless 'oke table. ~ - - merits '0 beproud 0‘ i“ ‘ commercial the re rl from his list and in- crack athletes all over the Km Old
J In the matter of binding the oily P i)0 Y P00
t id f m.
ducetl Short to sign a deed of transfer. b::;;::::; Noumea” ”mud r , ’
Short first brought a criminal prosecn- .
. . . . , Among the events arsahnndradynnln
go. but T)? wascnolledilihtbs criminal dash. 14 mile run, 1-2 mile run, m
mmon 6“, ourt, ' a court "0" yard hurdle. 1-4 mile bicycle, 1 mile
being of the opinion Ihat proof of theft bicycle, running high jump standing
had been established beyond a reason- high Jump p,“ vault, and a, 12 pound
able doubt. in the civil action the shot put '
weight of evidence was in Elliott's favor Gold and silver medals are to be 3‘,“ “
and Judge Curtis declares the transfer to "w ,vmnum of each event. Each eon-
way. but attention to beauty and neat-
ness has a commercial value in the end.
If the Improvement society will persist-
ently and vigorously attack the cantor
of this city, and work from there out to
the already beautiful parts of the place,
they will deserve to have their names
handsomely embossed on a record fit to
frame and hang in the-City Hall,
mlttee’s report it Was mentioned in that
Robert Pearson made a motion, that in
the work of laying the sewer. employ-
mtbe given to men of South Norwallr.
. Councilman Nash thought this would
’- cane-nether complication, as any con-
tactor who figured to employ men resid-
ing in the city would charge from thirty
and can receive as well as take one. In charter, it was voted to have a portion
his church notices of last Sunday, dis- bound in leather, some in cloth and the
tributed among the congregation. was a others as a pamphlet.
notice that he had recently received copies “”0, Keeler reported that a petition
of the minutes of the last session of the had been presented tohim for seals in
New York East conference which were the Wh- The matter WM referred to
for sale. the price being 163 cents each. the highway committee.
Then followedarequest that those pur- The Council 8‘" the Alpha Wheel
“hum" “0““ "Md “1" 9‘9“" “‘9 exact club permission to hold their annual road
tofiftypercent. more, for various rea- . . INTERESTED. _ '
‘ sum. The men could not work to such Ellii'eélexthzmrmeth? bztzr-buth? race over the East avenue course. ——-—-—-—-—-——:—-———-—-— VOId‘ Bflflfiewtfifimm testaur lull-ll bea member of the aloof»
. ‘ advantage as those familiar with ‘ y mi u 0 9 June 16. READING Till-.llt ESSAYS. nlsonseed New Plans of wins. lion. Amateur Althletic union miss so
, them ti f , d babl party decided that he would literally obey The profile of the Butler street sewer -—————-- The cabinet of the Ep worth League of govern each event Entries clue m. ’
construe :1 :ldBiwgmtombe ”Pd y the request, so when he purchased a copy was accepted and placed on file. ”OHM“?! “fidum' ""‘h" "' "'° the First Methodist church, met at the day May 25 ' j
W WW 0 m 9 pm ' during the week he handed out the Chairman Adams. of the highway 0'“ 3"" ”mm" parsonage last night and had amost en. , ' W
joy-bio time. The greater portion of “”335 OF THE SILENT 3TB”.
the evening was§spsnt in discussing the w“, .‘h 'h..,_.. h". “a I.”
plans of the league for the ensuing year. about. are not".
New work was prosde and a more Twenty three prizes have alreadybaen
systematic way of conducting the affairs secured for the coming road race of the
of the society will be the result. It is Alpha Wheel club, the lowest invalna
the plan of the officers to make the being an order foraflllo list. ’
League a thorough Christian society for C. Ford Seelsy contemplates compet-
the uplifting of the church, and to be ing in a twenty-five mile road race to ho, .
the chief help in all branches of work held at New Bodford,llass..onlfsmceisl " "
connected with it. Another meeting Day, under the auspices of W
will he held after the Wednesday even- Smitb. the well-known road races. ,‘
lag meeting to perfect all arrangements. At a special meetingof the Cannot,
All League members are asked to help cut division. 1.. A.W., held at BM
slut-in their society in the best manner it was decided to offer prises M
possible. After all business was over. loomtomsinbers procuring the mob
last night. delicate refreshments were applications and renewals during '
mdbmeKavanag .andat a very year. Thspriasswillbsln Mow
late hour the company left with the scoordfngtotbeslasof the attic. 1*
thought of having enjoyed business and prizes will be equal in allclsssrs, It
plsasurscomblned. slsodecldsdtcssndto each new
”cumin... woolly - More!» mm n- m
GsorgsFincbandCbarles Bennett in- huboeslslllnsofl com-what mull!
dnlgsd in an mm,“ in no,“ “you, and some dissatisfaction was cssasd‘
onWatcr street. NMk. lemmas, members not receiving lasted. 1?
night. Mwwm' and m], Bulletlnthattbeysubscrlhsd for. '
knocked Bum down and kicked him. “mm. m w“
nisface and werebadly bruised /
sndby tbs dwbystandcn intefersd thhmofhanklinlm
Bannettwuln had . He went tbwillleavetheliorwalkstoest‘railm
hemeandliasbacninmbsd “a“ . m, depot attdboiclccktonigbt, to eoavsy
. tofscarnsince. OldsfofPoliceBradlsy “Whine-”lowland“,
V.A.l.tmsstin¢atY.l.0.A.moms mg... m for rlnoh's arrest. “'1‘ W Endeavor Lilli
wwwwmslsdm mam-mmmummm m a. new “new church at
but as the W I" m I!” W Day celebs-float committee; mwmogmgw. hur- Ithmthflumydtbcw
msatwltlitliscltyooactlcnsvsstahsn. m of m of WW mum” mun.” omnesnwmmprmssmsslss-
”Whetstone... dsatoftllslicrwalkralntws'llnionand “NM“WWW
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City Attorney Light said the city
could build the sewer under the direction
of the city engineer, and could hire men
now out of employment.
Engineer Briggs did not favor this pro-
ject. for the reason, he said, that the city
wouldbavetolay out a great deal of
- money for the purchase of tools, der—
ricks, etc. and the prohabillties were the
corporation would have no further
ms for them in several years.
.Tho question. being called for by Mr.
Woodward. was put by the mayor. and
“resolution of the Council, appropria-
h 08,652 for the construction of the
Taylor avenue sewer passed, almost
unanimously. and the meeting adjonred.
holder! to call a lpselal lotion] Meatlng.
, The committee appointed to consider
tbsquestlen of a site for a new school
hauls met yesterday afternoon. They
Wicca“ aspeclal school meeting
lathe near future and recommend the
when“ theolty lot atthecornerof
Gayaud Franklin streets as a site for
:lllsproposrd new grammar school. If
'{ifldistrlct votssto erect abuildlna on
lot.a city meeting will have lobe
to authorise thb selling of the
change all“ MF- Wing 'Olllld “130 he had committee, read a list of fifty names of The exercises preliminary to the com-
the exact sum. furl of one penny bad myowners of the city whose side- monument exercises of the Over River
been neatly 0|“ 3'8!» ”Wills "16 10% walks were in very bad condition. Upon school were held at the school house yes—
cenla asked for. The pastor smiled out motion of Councilman Boyer the report terday afternoon and were listened to by
loud when he saw the joke and continues was accepted and the names given to the a large number of the friends of the
to smile as he tells of it. and he is likely city clerk, so that warning can be given sowa and graduates. The prosnmmo
to have lwthlfll- of I cant among his to the delinquents. rendered consisted ofsonlnby the school,
collection for some time to coma—Am Regudlng the aim trees, Councilman which were exceedingly wanton-dared,
sonla Sentinel. Adamsreporfcd that it was too late to and recitation! ll! ”85.0“" Ryder.
stop the bags from getting on the trees. which were tly enjoyed. The first
0'" “h" “mum". I‘m’m" He said Stephen Hoyt & Sons, of New essay was "Axiom; of the United States
The follow“ "in be ”19 mmmme Canaan, were constructing asteamspray' Navy," by E. Edward Sellsck. who han-
mhe sleds-tins "elm of the 0'" ertospriukle elm trees; that the price dlsdthssubjeotlnatborougbly ableand
River school “I the NOW“! 0pm wasao low that the city could well af- competent manner. Innis Goldscbmidt’s
30‘1”» ”MEN: Song,bycllorus;praysr, ford to have the street tress sprayed as essayoal‘lannal‘i‘rsioiug” was evidence
RGV- fill-WNW”? "‘1“va Florence wslias thosson private property. The that the writer hadloarefully studied
Wishlm: Odd?“- "T‘" Kindflm‘m apparatus. he thought. would hersady up this important subject. The essay
and Manual Training in Public Bohoo .” by June 10. The matter of spraying the upon "Graduatlon.'l'bsn What,” with a
Miss Clara illnplns; song. by ohm: me. was termed to the chairman of Senior chMLoull Allen, was well
vsladlotorr. Elly-I'd Slllwl: hurdles the highway committee. with power. worried and of interest alike to class and
oldlplomu. Dr- Wynn-one. Mellow-l chelmsnOshoi-ne.orths pollee oom- m as. Junior reply, by ille-
WhanmR-fifimlm mlttee,reportedthsths had purchased um. Kieth, was very effective. the
latte 0'0““ 5““ PM: “hm-0W cloth forthspolioe odious. and phat! assay of Ilsa Florence Wigbam. “A
'9' 39“.“: Clarence Blawson, Fletcher an order for summer bdmets. Whitsnouss withdrew Blinds.” was a
Vanoo-m. The school Whoa will Chairman Wheeler-ml the light com- umsyproductiou of merit. The Pro
hold FM“ "'0le I“! 95. u ll" milieu. W that he had nolhlns mud-annoyan- illlllewueox,
Olin-Rom desnltsmyehtonpmmms willie-pneumhasdhythem
mm‘M-‘thilinflsrot. nsweonlrsct. 'l‘hsprsssat contracts: hon of the class. It redeem much
Edward 0. sesdusndnmycallteh. sir-Hm 1. Memoir-sum
ell struck the hunter’s trail in Um Chairman Chlasrymftbsnrsdspue-
,Dhuforllreaakalftkum
Hobbsllmhosseass wueon-
ysstsrday morning to 4
la the afternoon was found
hall. An
unduthedchF.G. Brotllsrtcu.
aadltlsnssdlsisto-o‘tbsmeaihssadld
itjustics. “was voted to Visit Quad-l
besp'l‘rlbsfisznahody, to-
morrcwnlgkt. lsavlu Bowl
. sad wasilssdcl slid asst.
maps-allocassapsrlwmurs.
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