on new sash-vor-
Winnie—lapsed
thriller-
' nines-nan.
numb]... ,, m
M
sssmthsttbeplst-
” ‘fly'wlll answer the anxious In-
. ’at not slow who..for the last
‘yeua. have been trying in vsinto
as its elements. It istruewecsn
moths sun and compute the dis.
‘ ' sen. planets. and calculate their
periodical movements. and even ascer-
“sills laws by which they perform
_ ‘ “a sublimersvolntions. but we know
. ”littleabout tbebsnefits to hederived
.'lrommreform aeacat knowth
We Commentaries. unless the
“murderers of the industriesof the
country and the beggarlag of its sub-
‘jantehy Its miserable free trade system,
can be counted as such.
It. 8.- Panama.
Bdowisa‘continuation of the listof
ans-Insure on East liorwalh property:
‘ Purim B—House Riverside av-
, chasm.psnalty M.total8520.
finch Darld I—Houss First avenue
ssoo. ixtesn bases 1200. penalty 380,
. ”N030:
Finch William A—Bonse Vanandt
arenas 2000. eight horses 000, penalty
m. total 3500.
Fisher Charles 0~Two houses Van-
Zandt avenue 8200. piano 00. penalty 826,
W35“. .
Phhsa George P-Elousu Reynolds
m I“. store all, total 2200. ,
. Plehsrfiorace W—House Cove street
I”.
'l'hher Bum—House Second avenue
not. »
Fitch Daniel—Fourteen acres land
(not.
V Fitch Hiram—House Maple avenue
1am, ten acres land 80.. two horses 100,
.. Putnam 19m.
Fitch Phoebe E—House Myrtle avenue
l?" m!
Faster Charles T and wife—Four
houses First avenue Second avenue
First avenue Cove street 2100, 1200.
soon, 8000. total 8800.
’I’hs lsthodist parsonage, 20 Henry
hatchet, will be Illled with music, laughter
”strong tonight. The young people's
society of Epworth League have planned
h Ilaet filth the pastor and family.
Aspscial musical programme has been
prepared by the social committee in view
“the fact that Ira. A. J. Smith has re-
amtlyheen presented with a beautiful
Wehrplano. A very large gathering
inspected.
The prayer meeting in the Advent
church last night was conducted by the
two lady missiomiries. The attendance
'llgood and a deep spiritual interest
WI manifested, A delegation from the
Bridgeportchnrch Is expected to-night;
meeting 7.30.
The largest number that ever attended
theelassat any one time. was present
launlght at the East Avenue church,
lifty-lonr testified as to the saving
power of the Lord. and a great splrtunl
season was enjoyed.
The cast apartments of the new double
.hnlms oanverslde avenue, built by L‘.
E. Alstborps. are now comp:sted. and
mural parties have Inspected the cozy
none with a view of renting them.
The presence in town, yesterday, of
“I tel-flan for a lawn mower concern.
ss-ingly tcohp littieof the chill out of
' theatmmphsrs. He received an order
as- ths lorwalh Pattern Works.
Ila ladle Palow. of 00st spent
a very pleasant evening at lllss Core
We. 01 Second avenue. Tuesday.
uremia. was spent in music and
m. m.....
M lellrch has completed the
l mllmry enrollment for nestsnc West
* ' and ery was at work In
he vwminecisrrlot. '
Ir. and “John Adamo! Second
mucus the death of their two
“old child. which occurred last
'9‘-
,asasesuusemmmtomp
mucus-nit atthe residence
yams-samenesmu
it
.mmm—'
”Madonna-alumni. an
new. tron true dmv'M'mWImM-r In
#EDM‘Mofnatnrethathll. ‘.
fall tothc Bps'olelmeetingswsreheldium
excellent ' push him
We ‘ ‘ . »
lollflfllll. ‘
Themthcotlruo. W.Boylston.of
Lnnglilll. died last Wednesday at his
homeln Glastonbury. Us. and Its. B.
3.. Milton. villi“, MIN 9‘
.0W.Boylstos.sttaudsd.
thsfaser-
Ksthodlst aw church. loudly and
last nights. and will continue the rest. of
uiewsstirths interest taken in them
warrants it. ‘ - ‘
The new iron bridge at Gslner’s cross.
log is now in use. It Is a substantial and
bendsomestruoture. and our townspeo-
ple are to be congratulated on its up-
pesrsncs.
Rev. J. H. Slaterl'has resumed. his
studies at Drew Theological seminary,
end expectsto complete hie course the
coming spring.
’ Smith Petty. of Bellport. L, l.. is visit-
‘ng his brother, Irs Petty.
DARIBN AN” NollOTllN.
Trusnt Olllcer Judson, of Hartford.
paid svisit to the public school, Monday
afternoon, to inquire into the record of
scholars who have been to frequently ab-
sent. In a few instances the recogds did
both pupils and parents little credit.
though in some instances fairly good ex~
eusra could bssssigned. The names of
the delinquents andof their parents were
taken down by the officer. and the par-
ents who have not already been visited.
will be written to. Those who have not
already learned are very likely to learn
that it is dangerous business to violate
the laws of attendance at school. without
good cause. It was a matter of gratldcs’
tlon. however. to Committemsn G. W.
Fowler and also to the acting visitor,
Rev. Arthur Requa. to be told by Ilr.
Judson that. as compared with many
schools in the coupty. the attendance at
District No. 1 was excellent. In other
respects also Ilr. Judson was much pleas.
ed with the school. When asked about
the results in the county of looking after
school delinquents. he replied that while
gfor the last year the enumeration showed
about 200 less children of school age.
there were reported between 800 and
1.000 loss cases of truancy. One thing
that is greatly needed in the public
school of this place is an organ or piano.
the latter being the more desirable of the
two. Mr. Wheeler, teacher In the high.
est department, would be willing. he
says, lo'give entertainments. in order to
raise the necessary funds, but fears the
parents might ohjectto the pupils devot‘
ing their time to getting ready for them.
Of course the better way would be for
friends of education residing in the dis-
trict to put their hands in their pockets
and get the instrument without further
ado.
John Tryou. of East Norwalh, a mem
ber of the Order of Red :lden. started
out on a hunting expedition, yesterday,
and explored the wilds of Barton, keep-
ing the object of his visit. however. a
mystery.
' The timbers were moved from under
the old depot yesterday. and the chinks
left are now being filled in.
The ladies of St. John's church will
hold a sociable tonight at the home of
Airs. Sunlon. Noroton.
hire. Peter Peterson presented her hus-
band with a pretty eleven pound daugh-
ter. Monday.
I‘ll! ”EPAB'I'I BN'I INSPECTION.
To be a Its-arable meant In the arm-r,
of Roswell.
The annual Inspection of the Norwalh
Fire Department. this year, will occupy
One whole dgy and will be a memorable
event in the bIstory ol the department.
There will probably be a short parade
of the companies and the new steamer,
headed by a bend. Several tests will he
made with the apparatus. The chiefs of
nearly all the tire departments in Con-
necticut and Massachusetts. and some
from New York state. will be invited
Besides there willhe other visiting ilrs.
men. and a big day Is expected.
thnlx Engine company held a spec-
ial meeting, last night. and talhed of
plans for the celebration. it was decid-
ed not to have a hall In the evening. as
thetsstcf me steamerpromlses lobe a
hard day’s work. The Inspection will he
made by thecbisfsnd board of engineers.
the City Council. visiting firemen end
members of the press. On that day
Pamela Engine company will hoop opsn
house all day. ,
Brown—«That «betas lhad last night
most have been drunk. Jones—Didn't
he get you home all right? Brown-alias;
but llound.on examining my pocket
book this morning-that his chugss
must have been quite reasorrable.
a trio] ass salsa washed win
elhsswhsssmielsassestseshs -
. . 01‘!!! NQIWAIIIQ.
The Nurse! of Edward
Franklin avenue. was bid from It.’
lary'seburcbtbls moralsgat 0 o'clock.
x
John Tsylcrdiedst hh late residence.»
1” Help street. liorwalh. yesterday.
agsdslghty years. The funeral will be
held from the house. Friday afternoon at
lo'cloch.
’J.J.thshanbasapplied for a license
to conduct a saloon st . 14 Water street.
Norwslh. '
«First class bakery at the New York
C only store. '
The ladies "of the Norwalh Baptidt
church held a soonest-fol pound social at
the residence of lire. J. Morris Benedict,
Chestnut street. Norwslh. last night.
At the monthly meeting of the Not-
walh Building. Loan and Investment
association. last night, $1,900 was sold
and new names idded to the member»
ship list. The organization is In a pros.
psrouscondition.
Our Brothers‘ Lodge. 1. 0. 0 F.. will
glye an entertainment In their hall. to-
night.
Under the new city charter, the Nor-
walh fire companies do not have to sub-
mit the names of their oflloers to the
City Council for ratification.
The great reduced price sale of over-
coats. suits. nlslers, reefers, underwear
and gloves is still on at Comstoch Broth-
era.
The best anodyne and expectorant of r
the cure of colds. coughs. and all throat,
lung and bronchial troubles. is undoubt-
edly. Ayre's Cherry Pastoral. the only
specific for colds and coughs admitted on
exhibition at the Chicago world's Fair.
“Old. yet ever new. simply and beauti- m
in! ever," sings the poet. in words which
might well apply to Ayer's Barseparllla.
the most edlcient and scientilic blood-
purifier ever oifered to suffering human-
ity. Nothing but superior merit keeps
it so long at the front.
Detectives Needed liars.
Superintendent Charles Ainge. of the
National Detective Bureau. Indianapolis,
Ind, announces that two or three
capable and trustworthy men are“
in this county to act as private detectives
under his instructions. Experience in
the work is not necsmsry tosuccme. He
edits a large criminal paper and will send
it with full particulars. which will ex-
plain how you may enter the pmfemion
addreming him at (Indianapolis. Ind.
Carlton Cornwall. foreman of the Ga-
zette. hilddletown. N. J.. believes that
Chamberlain‘s Cough Remedy should be
in every home. He used It for a cold
Mt 0'
Mombasa two newspaper
cosmonauts in this. county. The
wcrhlslightsnd can be performed by
sltbsrledyorgentleman. Previous ea'
psriencele not necessary. and some of
onryonngmsnandwomensndevenold
menwonlddowelltoseourssuchsposl.
tlon.ass?cunderstandittahesonlyebont
onsfourth of your time. For further
particulars address ModernPress Assocl
atinn.Chloatro. Ill.
There will bee meeting of the stock
holders of the Union Manufacturing
company. at the allies of the company.
Ilonday. January 21. at 2 p. m.. to con-
sider the raising of money to pay the
present Indebtedness of the company or
organize a new concern and buy the
plant. a
children on for
Pltcbcr’s Gastorla.
WhenBabywassichwegaveher-Castorla.
mum-mmmrmm
mummshsdungtom
“flammabogaveflmm
Children Orrin»
Pitchers Customs.
Children Cry for
Pitcher-’3 Cantorla.
TO THE 00. . . IONERS 0? PAIR.-
FIELD COUNTY:
The nnderslsned hereb applies for a license
insell Bolrltuous and ntoslcatlng Liquors.
pursuant to the laws of the State now In force
relating to the sale of lntoxlcatlnir Liquors. at
the building. No. It Water street. In the town
of Norwalk. In said County.
Slated. .l. J. SHEEHAN.
Dated at Norwalh. the ltith day of January.
as
Endorsed by the following this 'elsctors and
Movers of said Town. none of whom are ll-
ceuseu dealers In intoxicating llquors: (l. A.
Franks. Norwalll: Alfred Chlcheeivr.
80th Norwulh: Horace E‘ Dunn. Norwa’h; ll .
hi. Haws. N :rwalh; :5 K. Stanley. Norwalk.
County of Falrlleld Town of Norwalh. this
lath day of January. iron.
I. Town Clerk of said Town. herrby oertll y.
pursuant to the statutes in such one provided.
that this application endorsed as aforesaid.
has submitted to me.andl further cer-
tify t at each of sold endorse” Is an air cwr
and taxpayer In said town and that a copy of
the foregoing snpl cation. lncludlnfl tho~ above
Written endorsement has been tiled with me.
Atlost.
HERBERT it. SMITH.
,, ll. n Clerk of said Town.
rnimfifiwmm“
FIRM) COLIN \
The undersigned hereby applies for a license
to sell Ale. Lager r and all fermented
Older. drunk upon the premises or void In
quantities less than one gallon to be ill-
livered at one time. and lihlun Wins only our.
suant to the laws of this State now In force re-
lating to the sale of In'oxlcarlnir liquors at
the building. Nos. 16 and Ill North Main street,
In the town of Norwslh. In said munty.
signed. ItAi'i‘Al-Zl. D. SLiONE.
“gated at Norwslt. the 8th day of January.
Endorsed by the following five electors and
tarps erect saldrown.noue of whom are ll~
ceased. dealers In lntoxleatlng liquors;
William Lawlor. Turnpike; James Smith.
Turnpike: Lawrence Vlolf. Taylor avenue;
Jpaeph i’upp. Turnpike: John Cullen. Turn-
U.
and it effected a speedy cure. Essays p r
“It is indeed a grand remedy; i can rec:
ommend it to all. I have also seen it
used for whooping cough. with the best
results." 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale
by G. C. Stillson. druggist.
as Cents Will Buy a Wife.
or mother a bottle of Dr. {land's Colic ..
Cure at any drug store. Mrs. S. W. Mer-
rill. of Falrdale, N. Y.'. says: “Dr,
Band's Colic Cure is far in advance of
any remedy of its kind I ever used. It
will quiet baby when she is screaming
with pain." Ash some mother who has
used this remedy about it. When your
baby Is crossand fretful while teething
apply Dr. Band‘s Teething lotion to the
gums. Sold by all druggiste. 25 cents.
Ailllcted with Rheumatism.
Mr. Geo. A. Mills, of Lebanon. (loan...
says: "I was sillictsd with rheumatism
in my back all last winter. It wasso
severe at times that loould not stand up
straight. but was drawn over on one
side. Itrlsd dillerent remedies without
receiving any relief until I bought a hub M “I
tle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. After
using It for three days. according todl-
rectlons. my rheumatism wasgone and
has not returned since. i have since
recommended It to others and know
they have been benefited by Its use. For
sale by (l. C. iltlllson. druggist.
m.. ._.._...~...M.w .. ......-...._..__.._.—._.._.
llallisorhmllllonalregsveaadrn-
nsratothavsnueandmthsmwstlna
0100.00. which gives it people dyspepsia
sndtlsssepeoplsqrsndtlmoomdoe-
ols’ blilsand dually have topayIMll
sachiorOsctusBloodOurstocurethsm
whatwould bstbs savingpwesplts If
the dinner slrould not be given. there
belugt'lpwaonsatthsfsastr
lnqnlreethistsd’sdrugstnre.whsrs
you msyhsvs the pvoblsmsolvad aid
getlnformstiouahouthetuelllcolCnrs
Ilr..l.A.flcrlvsn.apromtosnt assau-
fsctnrerof islsst 10th dt..liew York
city. purchased a bottle of Chamber-
lsin'sOoaah honesty I“ druggistfl
H.14ns.Psstshill.ll.Y. Indigenou-
selafotlowsdltsussthsthsssetbschto
IrJausiortwobottissworeoithsasras
remedy. 'lhsss whoglve “alleles
County of Fairlield. Town of Norwalh. this
Bill day of January. 18$”.
1. townolerlr of valu Town. hereby certlfyi.
pursuant to the statute In such case provider .
that. this anpllcallonmndorsed as aforesaid.
has neon submitted to me.and 1 further certify
that each or said enclorsers is an elector or
taxpayer In said town. and that a copy of the
foregoing application lnclndlng the above
written endorsement has been filed wlth me.
Arrest. HERBERT it. HMITH.
’ Clerk of said Town.
r.-
vnculllm“
l‘I announce that he will he at No. ll est
avenue. South Norwalk. every Friday. in re.
rrlve pupils In the art of singing. Voices tried
freon r sign. from rm to 3:30. For further
Information. address (.‘AKNP'GIE ll'~l()
HALL. New York. r-lurllo. Nos. 700. 700. 1'1th
' NOTICE." A -
THE Board of Relief for the Town of Nur-
walhum the assessment list of IM. will
meet In the allies of the Bella-truce. Monday.
Jan. 7th. 1N5. at 2 o'clock; Wednesday even-
lng. January 9th at. ‘l o‘clnch: Saturday. Janu-
ary 12th. at It o‘cuthz edneevlay evenlnu.
January ms. at‘l' o'clocl: tiarardayJannary
10th. at 2 o'clock: Wednesday evenlngJanu'
ary all. at 7 o‘clooh: listurtlay. January 10th
at I o'c och. for the purpose of hearing and
termlnlnfiany and all appeals made to them
from the olngs of the more. 0
of Belief will meet with the massacre as a lolnt
lurday. January iz‘th. at Zc’cloct. for
. sell what wshavs to o‘er to you and we
it. WalterJ. Hall.cf New York. he s to
do: coconuts
_ ‘ We! Advises
fcryoeia advance. These can been
bsttersystsmthsathvoue we have re-
tebliehsd. Wehnow wlmtis the low
settle-ibis figures at which we can
fismmfis ‘
govern ourselves accordingly. We will
with" “all! lion’s. Boys’ and Children’s
Overcostssnd Uletsrs during our 0on-
erosion Bale Without Any Press to Our-
ssvlrl. ’
Ilen’s tine All Wool Tailor blade 0v-
eroostthdtJllwg'O'lb. 01240. 14 75.
017315.010 75. “I 75. m 70.
The old prices remain on the tickets,
sudthenewprioeeca‘n be seen on the
sametiehet, you buying. at the lowest
cash figures. We Have the Latest Fad
InVeets. made of Drab Corduroy. the
large twill. seven buttcneand laper on
the pockets for .2 50. Much style for
little money »
OPEN THIS EVENING.
MEIGS & CO.
327 [Iain nor. Bani It. Bridgeport. Ct.
Mak era and Retailers of Good Clothing.
Taylor a Golden,
IleaIEslale andlnsurance
"Aflflllti’foll “THRIFT.
l‘urmnr imluug tor chug? or house‘lsrltl lot
will. the view of pure n .are invited to
call and examine our list. I: have them for
sale In every partor the city at remnahls
prices and on our terns. an” tf
WANTED.
Kndfidgnydvhlhufnr dressmaking. Ad-
- dressBO 23. n.Conn. - met
A Will. in do eneral housework. Apply at
A. C. B 3', it Fewtown avenue. jib 3t
_—
CORNER cottage on Livinptnn place. mod-
ern Improvements. healer. hot and cold
water. bath. lannd . stationary tube. etc.
Enquire mus. WILL Add it. RIDER. 74 West
avenue. aid if
FROMJanuur lei..houseof eight rooms at
17 Frankln street: modern im rove~
manta. inquire of EDWIN lir'lldll‘li.‘9 fat
t
Brown It Willow's grocery.
I CURE. six rooms. water In. corner Meadow
sirevt and Woodward Ave. also one-
bslf of housefi‘i Woodward Ave. Inquire of
Waller L. Wilcox. Lauder's Block. South Nor-
walh. ilfillt
HOUSE 8 RUOVS. Barn, Wash-house.
Wood house. best never failing scrim:
well of water. cistern. 6 acres of land. It?) near-
Ing pear and apple trees. line shade. near lin-
wnyton station. Rent. 82h month. Inquire
of STATIORI AGENT ‘li lw
UWER than 4 Clay street. Inqulrs L.
CAVANAGII. No. ZCrer-cent ’l'isrrl;;'t;,wo.f
sl
-, _._ _,,_.. v..-~_m_..._
Ogdilwnoor of house. No. 7 Chestnut
street; rent. )w in desirable in ct. In—
quire of JAMES . PUNZELI‘. No. 9 lreslnut
street.
(I19 If
Nl-HALI‘ or new double house on Rlvvr-
side avenue. t Norwal ; r-la rooms.
withallmodern Improvements; flue view in
water: most desirable Ioratlon In Sorwalk.
Apply to C. B. 3181' RPE. lieu
THREE mmaimSouth Main street. water
In. rent Ill; 1i Wood ward avenue. 6 rooms.
second floor. rent 33: house 07 Woodward ave-
nue. rent. 313-. house 10 rooms. 4 Hartford
place: second floor of house. telx rooms). on
Fort Point street. rent. 38.
Apply to E. A. WOODWARD.
”turn sane.
“I“ such}; a mountings... n...
A be sold this week and will go cheap tor
cash. Mrs. W. E. Selleclt. No. to cluart {\ve.
j t lit
VUTT'AIIIH AND ill'lhllllh'ft LOTS. Cat—
l more on Quinlarrl avenue. six rooms
each. Nearly new and in good wadillon.
Good Improved hulldina loladrslrabl located.
Tormseany. Apply to i‘ltANClrl ii “38.11;?
zl I
REAL estate and household property: dwel-
il house and building on Washington
street hr dire. and No. 77 Spring street 1n-
nlre of M88 ll. 1). Luis. 7‘: spring sin-at.
. nth Norwalk. jlzlw
fl & B Pocket knives. Ev;ry bled:
e a hand forged. and warranted.
‘_ DUTH NORWALK BABDWABI '
and Typewrltlng.
. - .- a~
laconic Building Ilsll 8t (tor-
asll, open
Terms reasonable. School mms open from in
am. until :i . m . daily except Saturday. Also
Monday. «Inaday and Friday mule
from women). Thosedeslrlngtn study
science would do well to or] or write
to
itsllALb. Box :30. Norwalh
WAT". mm All! cussroou
llllorthlalnst..ho.ltorwslh.
Home use: R
‘ lit. ' fl
not“ -
runes. MD
the r of u the u. of pics and onus-no.
d may: or W Limerhwarrsnted lobsdnneln the best
Norw . Conn... Member M. 1m. manner or least money. film-h or
the. . Board spilt wood." : ha or straw by liaisor
, lil’lltY lllYtiOUlt. of tonztcam worh of all lads. t}. L. Janina.
asuav ll. rox. Relief line till» south Harwell. errata
THE FINEST
ESCOL LOPS
ON EARTH. ONLY 25c QUART.
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
'llelvhonsoalhdu. I museum. - Tolephousesll.fl.'.
transients-um
um. 92 climax until:
flue unsoffrssh sandy. Jest made.
Peanut Cocoanut. Chips
Geshuadreddid'srsathlade.
re r
1'
II Well It. ”dress I
mum on... SALE '.
THE EMPIRE ,
graceful and up to data.
Produced b!’ Alice Ft (‘lalr and Joe ' «
Neshttts and the Itanfords.
MONDAY. JAIIJABI
MINNIE [EST
Withher new remnany. famous .
2
Youhavstolasgh. . . . You
and fielnrda
nos sons and cannons j
muss.
mm m tattt tms Its. .,
toners-sort nit mutt.
Ithteyonr Interest to buy now; we
could not say massif wetnsha whats
pass to tell It.
“also. wears talking abouts-divas
they are spread out before you.
fiM’ Am Glam. 410- on
y .
1.000yde. (Nico.8ie. per yard. Darh
colors. 000 yds. Bleached Sheeting.»
yds. wide. good weight. loin. very-rd.
200 yds. the very best 2; yd. wide
Bleach“ Sheeting. Fruit of the Loom
28¢. per yard.
was. Dark and Indium colored
0n g Flannel, do. per yard. '
1000 yds. 44 Bleached Iuslln. either
Fruitlcfithe homer lonsdsle. do. per
yard.
0000 yds. good Unbleached Inelinflc
per yard. ,
00extra line White Coun..
worth 81.121}. at 75c. each. . .
200yds. I'2BleachedtabbDam'k. '
inches wide, 10c. per yard. ' ;
250 yds. Turkey Bed tableDamashJ
colors, 10in. perysrd. .
100 yds. of our $1.00 Bleached table
linen. extra wide, 09¢. per yard
3 pines of our 75c. table linen. 51¢. per
yard.
cooper. 50c. table linen,BIeeclled, 31k.
be! real.
The above bargains in table . .
ought to interest every housekeeper; it
to your interest to examine them.
50doun large size Huck rowdy";
ranted pure linen, size 40 by 19 inches,
11¢. each.
200 yds. Bleached lincn towelingdt i
wide. price 610. per yard.
Weashall also oflcr this week 3,000 y
best all wool Henrietta, 37in. per yer
3.000 yds. Cotton Warp Henrietta, ‘
inches wide. 160 per yard. I V,
25 pieces good quality Dre-(ling:
medium and dark colors, (rt 51c per y
In conclusion we would say may
ease and prosperity follow each
every one ‘cf our patrons during
your 1895. The surest road to e .....
invariably will lead to the
scum Mimi.
Boston 'Slor
A 83 U ' ' ~
mi. .ou'fl'fl'ia 3
firmware“. ’
l-loyt’e Opera Hour .
FOR. ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Williiiilll, .llllllllll I6
The greatést fun meters on earth. ‘
Bill STA
Clean. bright. Innocent. melodic.m
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