oi
'Oilrev Lockwood. oi W W. M.
heeninVlrglflathepeetiewdeye‘, buys
ingepestechoibiechwalnutwcod.
A large detention oi members
the ladies’ liselonery
loitheeccletyinthsloethllorwslh Con-
ecciety oi the Congregational church,
including Ire. Gleason, Ire. s. .1. Ace
tin, In. 'lnilth. Ire. Brady, iii-Brady
endlies llather.ettended the meeting
gregetlonel church. yesterday aiternccn.
vnithegenerel prayermestingtov
at the last Avenue iietliodiet
* newill give,intheliitmetci
We dlpret oithe new Haven
1cm hour sad shall the audience
moped-honed under the magic lollu
peedtheelcqnentl’ir. Eli Gallaher’e
We at the East Avenue Methodist
”it. last night. The burst oi elo-
ill.“ with which he cloud his subject
W marvelous reserve power. Every-
Mywee charmed with the inimitable
center. Thenext entertainment will be
closing literary and musical, which
‘ylllbemangediorsomedatein Marsh.
Enterday was the coldest day in over
‘ Wynn, or since December ti,
is
Darien, will go larch let
some charge of the ismlly properiyin
lest Saddam.
Ir. Jellitts. who has decided to leave
He will etc
On account oi the small attendance at
the song service in the Presbyterian
church, Tuesday night, the event wee
postponed to a iutute dete.
The acting visitor oi the schools in this
and vi the town visited the primary ile-
partinrnt Tuesday aiternoon. and ex:
pressed himseli as gratified with the
order and progress oi the pupils under
the instruction of tiles Annie Bishop.
The only thing with which he ilnds iauit
the undue amount at absence oi six or
eight pupils, though the average attend-
nilce is high.
It lesaid that elorts are being made
by a man irorn Darien to get eig‘nere to
W. Ag‘l o’clock yesterday morning
thetksrmometeronthe Benedict Farm
' missed three degrees below ziro,‘
. _ eldths day in 1880 when yesterday’s
ml was outdone, the temperature
”to“: below the cipher.
an application tor a license to sell intoxi-
csnls in the bout house formerly owned
by F. A. Webb. ll he gets his notice on
the town post, some citizens will be not
a little interacted to know something
about his record in the other end at the
town, in view of reports concerning
some recent transactions in the would-be
ifiillianrfltevene. The evening was a
.1 iopetc repeat it soon. A line collation
. ,7 ., ,TheApollooroheetrs wentto Rowsy-
' "Misst'l'uesdey night. and called on
. ”enjoyable one, and the members
a let. a. ILGaiiaher, 111).. at Brooklyn,
who lectured here last night on ‘ Put
Honey in thy Puree,” will give the some
More in the Grace Methodist Episcopal
church, New Haven, tonight.
Oberles Fable, formerly of South Nor
welt, now one of Westport's prominent
business men, was in town yesterday ni«
truancy
finnyjHDnnn, a cousin of Cbnries W.
Seymour, oi lieple avenue, died Sunday,
It lib home in Ridgeileld, and the inner.
nl le being held today.
til
The reddence of Charles W. Seymour, t
IspleavenneJiee been quarantined ei‘nce
lbt Sunday, on account oi the sickness
is oi his daughter
. th%’ ‘ or is etaying with his
‘ uncle, John Seymour.
Imandlrs. Henry E. Buckingham.
>oi.VanZandt avenue, are recovering
iron the grip.
. Thestoteon the Osborn avenue aide
ofthg Randall block, recently vacated
hyW. :11. Dibble, the hnber, has been
Of
er.
According to his side oi the story he on.
tercd the salmn and called for a plate at
applicant's iormer place oi business.
Miss Nellie Leonard is slowly recover-
ing from her recent illneis.
Iir. and hire. A. N, Byerson are enter-
taining a number oi iriends ironi out of
town.
"She Couldn't lorry 'l'hree,’ "
Manager Knapp informs us that he is
negotiating with the manager oi "She
Couldn’t Iiurry Three" (or two nights.
”like Couldn't Marry 'I’hraa."'
It is an actual isci that an audience
has been heard to laugh bell a mile
irom the theatre during the production
"She Couldn't Murry Three."
No more exciting and thrilling ocular
tional eiiectsom used than in the pro
duction of "she Couldn’t Marry Three."
A complete set oi ceicium lights give
an added charm to the beautiiul scenery
‘ i'lhe Couidn t lisrry Three. "
Don in» has a arises-ea.
Don Juan Carlo. the chimed men who
wait slightly injured at a recent ceh'e-
walii, preierred n charge to Chiei Bow-
man yesterday. ior decimation oi prop
ty, sgsinet a Pacific litt'ttt'l. soloonkeep-
Don Juan'e rev. it had been broken
newlypepered,acdis soon to he occu-
pied, it b understood, by Ferdinand
soup. This was not given him until he
lied made it purchase iii is born! cigar-
la Venus Without a local
SThe qucatiun us to whether Venue.
'glorioue goddess of the titles, " is really a
inoculate world or not has never been eat
lsfnctorily settled smong tho astronomers,
some at whom claim that there is evidence
which points to her posp‘useicn of a satel-
lite, others tliut them let not Within the
limits of what is called tho solar system
gathers are 20 liuuuu moons—tiny planets
which nro hold in position by "giants oi
the lliliiil." (ii those ill) Bnturn claims
eight, surely enough to divide up with
poor Vimus ii Itho is really without such
an attendant. J upitur has four, Uranus
tour, More two and Neptune and the
earth one ouch, llud Venus n,moou like
that which is in constant liluudnnco upon
our World, no twupluncts pill‘llflllii in the
whole llnlvurso Would be so etrllilngly
similar on tllutorb and tlilll globe. Indeed.
as hinted above, it is by no mcnns certain
that Venus iii without it moon. Mon-
tnlguc, 'liodlklcr, licrrnbon, Monthnncn
and many otburs distinguished in the
several bronchus oi [irili'llllUllly cliiim to
have soon it body ticiir Venus which pro-
scnted u pbnsc similar in that of tho
pinnot, precisely as it sntollltu would do.
llurr ”Occur, in Julio, 1803, sold, "’l‘hcro
is much sirougm’iduuco pointing iotllo
hint that Venus is not only hnbltublo, but.
thnt silo possesses it iuooii, sonwthing
hitherto (looted by some of tho Milling ml-
tronomlcol lights ”-Hb. Louis l’ ipubllc.
Proper Gleason For Wine.
On tho proper service of wimis Sherry,
tho cutoror. my»: "Colored glilflni'li rind
illoscoi iuntiislio sbupos iIro no longer
need on plenum tuilli-s. l’IIro while, nod
n porlootly pluln style, is proicrrcil by
many people. At. most thorn in a delicate
traocryul gold about the rim, and tho
simpo prniurrcd resembles hill! on egg-
shell, set with tho rounding out) upon it
eloiidcr stom. This, in regulation goblet
size, is [liltili’il for water, a somo‘vilut low.
or and more rounding one for burgundy;
ll tnlli'r glues tiuiii tluit Illl‘ llurpundy and
shaped precisely liku tbu goblet for water,
but u liilrd iuiiulli-r. is for chitnipugno.
l-‘hiirry ls sivrvul in it glues of tho sumo,
shape. but much luiulllur, und yet a little
llil'lzl'i' lllllll llu' hill-'Illi'lii llf till glussm,
those for this liquors. ’i‘lii- liquor glasses
are but out llpllti llll' Tillill‘. but um [Illiiiii'll
itilill’ [Till milm i~x sound with Hill tit:('l|ll-
lunl, ouch Mlli‘ht lit-lplllg llliusuii from the
dci‘nntvrs Ilt‘ prob-rs. it. iii ultuiirsl. of tile
lilittpu of it ijllty pipv bowl, and but two or
ilirvu limos lurw r liinu o tbiiublo. Whom
i'liumpiiuuu lz~ rll'l'i'i'il. llllll lui othor wim»,
iI Muull plum llliillllt'l‘ is tilll'll lIsi-il, on»
with pil‘.’il;’i;l ~lrlplll'! «him. without hll‘lil.
It. is ll'l lllli!.3\l‘i'll||li1lll. in Im good l‘orm'
to loud it muli- \Iilii :‘iussvs. ’l‘lm-u or
{iIur um put I .i M rim Imd others pro or-
iliwriii on tiny ill‘l unuml."-—'l‘ublo nut?
Ciiislnl- .iuuiii; ii.
Our (.oetiiest Painting.
[The coailluit pointing in America is
“1807, " pointed by Melssonlcr iorA. '1‘.
Smart. llcnry Hilton paid $66, 500 for it.
Taylor at Golden
Real Estate and insurance
WASHIHUTON STREET.
Vemms looking lorniol or hour-o- nml I ll
“ill the View oi punimsing, tire invited in
...li Mill urmuluo our llni “-‘di :mve ”Him to:
lull. in every purluf lbs .llr nl .‘v-merlnq);_.
“N;
EXlGENCIEB OF SPELLING.
It Was Just About as Easy as Bolling 08
Ohm
A proiculonsl imiu at this city whose
learning has the correct college brand on-
tered the oillcc of a prominent business
hcuee and found the three members oi the
firm docp in consultation
"Excuse run," he said. turning tolesvo,
but lie was hastily culled buck.
“You are just the mun we wont to see,"
litlil one of the pontoon us he pointed a
pen in the air. "Wo arc in doubt and hope
you can assist us."
» The professional mun thought he scent.
ed n coco of embezzlement, but‘ he only
said iiloud: ,
“Glad to be 01 scrvlco. Whittle the dim-
cultyl"
“last me state tho situation,” said the
senior purtnur. "Wu do not agree at all.
I am convinced I um right, but neither
Joni-s nor Smith is of my opinion."
“Is it ll i-usc u!"-—-—
"Spi-llluiz,” iutorruptud Mr. Jones.
"We llm-o ii word we wont you to spell.”
“Oh-lib," said the protrusionnl man,
with h group. “I run very tired and must
go home to lunch. Any otlicr time"—
“Uh, It. Won‘t dutuiu you n minute.
Tho word lil"—- und lIc syllublod it oil.
“0h, llult'e (-nsy onnugb! You moon is
pluco of general liIi-ri'luiiidiso. \Vliy, thiit
ls b'l‘z-u-r-r-c—i-usy ml rolling oil a log!"
“(lmd lmuvvns, mun, limb is the thir
month wuy l'vu Ili.‘lll‘d it spoiled tudny. I
spoil it b-iI-ivz-uu-r. Now, ii that isn't
right, what In?"
"I tell you,“ sold Smith, "them are two
We illld ononln it. I‘Iiiduud sumo! tliut."
"But you the rigors, " min .lum‘», "that
we pro ull of us wrung. Run in next door,
Jimmy, and lmrruw n dictiullury and got.
one that's up to (into. "
Wht'll tho boy returned with the book,
Julius looked up tbc word
" Cigars it is,” be sold, with a chuckle.
“It‘ s spoiled hero b-n-z-u-n-r Ionic oh,
boys, and but: ii smoke. "—Dctruil. Free
Prose. .
Chlldren Cry for
Pltcher’e Cactcrla.
When Baby was sick. we gave her Wisteria
When Ihc was a Child. she cried for Casiorla.
When she became Alisa she clung to Costa-la
When she can donor-ems“ gave then m
Children Cry for
Wtcher’s Castorla.
Children Cry for
Fltcher‘e Oasrorin
gnirrleutmenis
fi6yt’s 66era Housé
lhutsuy Evening, Fell. llh.
l-‘unlnsle. Mirlbii l.
The unmet-elm 0p mlli
Melod ions.
PRINCE PRO TEM.
We have marked a to: cities black and
blue Rotary Overcoats in the is lar
and extra length. Oovington and un-
raven styles. 018.50. that have been sei-
liugeshigh as .18; this year's produc-
tion. won't latt long at price. .18 50.
The balance of our celebrated all wool
black and blue “0 Cheviot Suits out in
single and double breasted sacks and
three button cutswgy frocks, there's
been no better shown thle winter for .18,
we marked them .8 88.
In our furnishing department we will
sell the balunce of our colored bosom
Shirts, white bodies with cuile, end our
fancy percale Shirts, with extra collars
and culls, st 79 cents: they were 970 and
01.50. p 79 etc.
We have more of the bargain Over-
costs we advertised last week at .444,
$6.66. $8.88. Odd garments, you know,
that's why We sell them less than cost.
-—---veo———
MEIGS &. CO.
327 Main nor. Bank St, Bridgeport. Ct.
Makers and Retailers of Good Clothing.
M
OWEN’S.
“In the only place In town where you
ragga genuine home made PIES and
lDWNEl S
EON lions and CHOCOLATES a fine
fresh lot always on hand.
he a specialty of hot TEA,
and CHOCOLATE, SAND-
001313133a
WICHES, cw.
Served at all Hours:
Coffee 5c. Snedvrichhes 5c.
Tea 5c Piss 5c.
Chocolate 6c. Cakes 5c.
l9 North Main Street. _
South Norwalk. Ct.
ELEOTRO PLATING
OF ALL KINDS
CHANREUEFS LBRRNZER.
REPLATINB ii SPEclllTl.
PATTERNS MADE AND
REPAIRED.
ESTIMATE“ FURNISHED
ORDERS SOLICITED.
29 - Hillillllll - STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK. ~ -— CONN.
)3) 1m
METAL
ARE. YOU GOING 1'0
B‘lorida
This
‘Vill tor")
lisobi~ sure and go by the
“Cl."l) ii: LINE.’
he only steamship line running from
New York direct to
This week our first oiler
slots oi 1,600 yards of ion
stripe and plaid Outing F
hole in light blue, pink, g ;
etc, etc. home 3 ode sold
moon for lilo per yard Thl
large lot we place on sale toda
for 7&0 per yard.
2nd lot—50 dozen ladics’ last
block Hose, good weight, go~d ‘
quality, good value, at 19c per
pair; reduction this Week of Mo
per pair, or in other words 12 »
per pair.
3d lot.--To the men .w‘
good weight Outin .
would say we have
bonanza for yOu. "
tolet go about 7 do.
difierent kinds, that,
sold for 500, 55c, 621%
for the uniform pric ,
Your choice of any 8h;
lot
4th lot.—-This item wili
pocket books of a. grea? ”1
of our readers. It is 50. f
of a standard make 1 oz.
of Sewing Silk, at 210 per;
5th lob-50 dozen Sink Bf
2c each. (3
6th lot—25 dozen goo "
Scrubbing Brushes, do each ,
7th lob—Solid copper, n
plated Tea Kettle, Ho. 1
8th lot. All sizes of Lind
Hose Supporters, 1895 putt
with Lisle Thread elastic. Sa
price as cotton. Size, Ladi
150.; Misses’, Children’s 81% r
Babies’, 12lc per pair
9th lob—:5 dozen bunches ,,
lBlnck Ostrich Tips, 3 to th
bunch, worth $1.25 bunch. ‘13:
Our price is right down to hard
pan, 500 per bunch.
snuimwui
Boston Store
83 Washington Street.
so. - NORWALK. ‘
MARSHALL’S .. '-
SchoolofShorthand
and Typewrltlng.
Masonic Building Wall St , Nor-
welt. open
Terms reasonable. St hool roumri open from I)
{LL
Wm“
. laced hid Michell upon Elli? 0“'.'.“:Nfllllliul mirv term“. M125 i! run. untllii .m. dolly rriept Saturday. Allo
Iinunich the Vaandt avenue baber """v ”’1’ In cksonville Fla. Monday. édne'sduy and Friday cvenin
' ' bar, when the bartender removed it to ' ' ’ '9 tmmT-illtoll'idlld 'Ihotllc de-irlnfm study
E.E.Gcrbain'receieed two attractive he 000'. lift-kind lb” razor. Carlo k. W ‘1 R'WIIWWW” M, will? on ill‘uybnc‘l'f in Hull“)? by Hi'i‘rlnel .c Stimulus ‘al mmfflfigiARSHVXLL.WMI§.'ER9. 'gor‘giluti'”
. ' ‘ L ' I lull. . “rt-l .uuiiux ml lllllll ' l in - ,
'0” lettered signs WMCII he WI" dliplfly clnime. “a "' "“1"" t0 Prosecuting it!!! I‘ <— itl... H .lnsllo fiddler ml Wllil Rois). ’ H p Charleston S C Tatum” .. .A...._. __ .. .. .745
Attorney (Jar'er, ‘0 whom I” "'3‘“ “l ( bills in telegraph) bl about in belnmv ' ’ " ° ' WATER cuism's sun CESEPOOL.
Ml in inuiit ‘n'nrvvullt. Young people
"lithlilflllil'llll theolsss isii tenure full in.
iormnimn Iy addressing l or t .,l Hoiitb Nur-
CLEAHED.
LL workerI-ronted to be done in the best. i
manner and (crime! money, Bloch or
on the cuter,walls of his wall paper store.
estrn complaint against the proprietor oi
the saloon. To the priwcuting attorney
40 -- ARTISTS - 40
Fur tickets. stun-vocal. etc, moons of
ROWAYTON.
he stated that he had tendered in pay
Bicherd B. Boylstcn is one of the grip
victims, and has been conilned to his
home on Maple avenue the past iew
days.
Cenporal John Durand will deliver a
lecture in the West Nor-elk Union
Mel, tonight. Elie snbjnct will be
”From a Yankee Home to a Southern
Prison."
Charles Adcoch, son of Joseph Adcoch,
is rich with the grip.
Ir. Rider, of North street, la confined
W
mint for his purchase a to bill, rec. iving
in return change ior only ti.
action] for the balance it was refuted him.
~rltarniord Arlvocste.
When be
A law "Gold Wave" Corning.
Ssvsm as has inn the cold oi the lost
taro days, the somewhat milder weather
bin-hie new setting in will not con-
iinuc very long in this region. The New
Yorli Herold tells us that a now and es-
tenaive "cold wave" of great severity
Q his W "“h ‘h" "’9' . was reported yesterday moving irorn the
The pipse tor the new system oi water
ice the Consolidated Railroad company,
“now laid iron the pumping station
fl Cham’enond to the enppiy tank
”I“ blinked feet west.
, (betiazThornpecn, cl Bridgeport. WIT.
_ W. at this piece, and trunnion.
Aegean, oi {literature rendered their
. lndteginrelationclhe property taken
rile-I cancel Pickett by theConeoiideted
‘Meed coin y in their improve
rue-test fiche 'slcroseing. The coin-
'fltee awards Ir. florets two. which
We the land taken. removal oi
DART” All!) RUMOR.
Altheeeventh annual section at the
Green Gertie, Knights oi ill. Golden
HDertengrand
northwest and headingjior the lakes and
the Atlantic coast.
this section a storm which last night
covered most oi the liset (lull states will
travel northeast and cause snowstorm
on the Middle Atlantic seaboard, acmin
penied by dangerous northeasteriy
winds on the coasts today.
storm heapeesed into the Atlantic the
mercury is likely to drop again below
mo—perhape lower than it dropped yes-
terday morning.
Beinre it can reach
After the
”Mn-Wu . .... , . ,
lire, lined—“Don't try toeceth me.
sir! you have doubted my word.”
Newark-"But, my darling. you limb
havespenttke money or lost it. 0on
lutlonm, l eeeby my account book
you had ninety dollars-4'
Ire. lowed—”There! there! you
.1“ held in Denturyuhe tollowlng ,
. wouldeccnerhelleeesncldacccnnt book
- unselected. Part gratd ebiei, i'
llweat Girl—”l am an alert to see you
wnln, giving union addicted rind alts. i'I' ll.
LEAN!!!” and dyeing establishment, No. 4
itnymoud street.
street. on line oi oleitrli cars. houtb Nob
walk (‘onm Wc roster-tinny announce tolbo
citizens of liouth Norwalk bnrw slit and Vlt in.
iiy that we established oiireelvos in your
midst, in the dyeing and clonal luminous,
erul are now prepared to do all him is niclcnu-
lng or»! d elrut in tin: wry bent stile and misn-
tmr. Lotti ioiI‘ eitilunlrusuos. either mndo up or
a lift. i‘lltIkllu‘vetl, litruute' tsws,brsuis.ielo. ..
rlblmiin. fringe», piston. organ, billlnrdi-iivurs,
liiiill'lern spurts, timi, hid gloves lild ill-min.
also fontbersviennod and roiled. lioutleinen' n
summitsilyodnri-iomwd Mill prowl in the
bud manner. 1‘. lili'l'l‘EllF‘Ai-lti. mil)"
1 AT HINDI" Elli. Inquire iii Citiib UT lb
FNAPI"H factory No.2 .twmcr stroel.
i'miih borwnlli. ii iii
‘ ANllllllWilt-illIlllttilhllllll-‘i'llll \ory reit-
a mmeblo loriilm Uitlllt Nil. 4 lioldr n lllill
strict. Houtli Norursllt. til it-
1'“ “VET.
Flilfll‘rCLAlll-l house with modern im-
provementsJu pins! lfli Illicit. lnquir of
owner at 2"Tlt) ior IV' nun. tit-lit Went. iii est,
or of OLIVER l'. BARKER. haunt. till Wash-
ington street. 12 i li'
a... no...“ ...
I‘l ‘llllli morn tron! srznrlmcnt nvm' Olsen's
shoe store. suitable inr times or small
fnmily: also iiiur room apartment, third story,
rear. liibuildlnglillWan-liln inn street item,
AER" onion OLD WE ll. CIGAR mm
pally. eahingwnsirsvt. 12m
iii} oi’Tblhliutori-nl tor a lino. tuiiili.
of liltlillllill: ll BAititI/l‘l',
street. Norwalh.
- m- "11.7 ulro
Aciu emy
ih lit.
THREE fili‘iiilil. lorlouthm Main street. water
It. our house Woodward new
line. rent. I: house ill minus. 4 Him lord
Imaging Ii"l’l:itii"o:"house, min rooms). on
n s r . e
Milli i log. A. WDDDWABD.
Pill! SALE.
W
«manna AND uutnnmu um. um.-
Qulnt erd .avsnue sir rooms
snob. early new and “lust:
inprovsd buildinir is. eslrablblocst'
ermeeaey. Apply to lullwlit
Corner Knuth Mil: ii bl
And our own orchestra.
’l‘bc uriitlnni stunrry lilfilnmt‘.“ rind oil-NH.
Under tlu‘mnimgrincnl of Mr. Chris. L. limb-
nu
"TOMMI ’T'OMI‘KINH HOW li‘\ D0."
I‘rlunil'u, filifihc, Ii.
r-i-utuuuvr on Mile lit I‘luinii-d s and (ii-eg-
ory‘ s drug slum. {2.3
I’lIICNUMENAL
CHILD MUSICIANS
They plliy. llmy sing, they whistle. they re-
cite.
lllllE VERRRN BROTHERS.
liT sum NORWALK BAPTIST
csuntn. FRIDAY EV’il'tl., FER. 3
HM
Admission: .ox': children, lilo.
HOYT’S THEATRE,
Wsoliiugton street. bomb Norwalli.
TUESDAY EVENING. FEB. lilll.
Ill eight o'clock.
lutetcuicrlnlnmcnt in Club [futon Lcclure
Course. Tlie"’l‘broe Entertaining Gentlemen."
the “lull"! BROTHER! nnd III. Ell-
Wll STAB IIILKIAI’. In
liltitRetilaliansanRNonnmima
assisted by Allin”) the violinist.
'l‘itlrcts the: ilk: extra for reserved iu-ai.
(hart opens Heliirllay morning. the lltll. ntil
o'clock. ill. Plalsled’s end l’intuo'm
SOLID
SILVERWARE
ihlw
mm lRilR‘. F. BEARSE. AGENT,
In iliui'liv Nrtlinllvtl Rank n2 lim
spilt wood. 37 cord; box or «mm Lbe bnleor
ion: team work of all nds. C. JAMES.
line trill. South Norwulk. Ld23 3m
dl- 00 Y00
' . WE SELL
. nar. ernaw,
t
.... ._.. “0... WM
bect FISH at the lowest possible prioee.
is North Main st., 80. Norwalh.
WE ARE STILL
And can give you the biggest bargains in TUBKEYS on Saturday that you heve
seen thie your. Cell and see our stock and be convinced that we are telling the
truth this time it we are never guilty of doing the same again. Full line at the
buy the best. 9 Thero' s a pleasure in
selling the best goods.
,__ to YOU KNflW
‘ mum QUALITY
that a. man is judged by ‘1
the quality of the goods
he sell 3.
tells the story of a. .
large business with
us the past year.
as low as we can. That’s might
low. With it all comes ccn -
deuce and trade.
MAN UEL T. HATCH,
i5 MARSHA“. STREET, '
ORA IN. IA L‘I'. III”. m
BRING" RFFIRE, 80LMRNR' ”VERY STABLE.
ON THE EARTH
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
81 Wait at.. Harwell:
slices-d well. i was airaid papa would
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