mammalian 111
11111 11111111111111
cm. Accounts comm" Camel Em
0M Fro-1 it» highway: and Imp
at in Typical Connecticut cam.
The regular meeting of Louiso Lodge
will be. held in (lermania Hull. tonight.
Tho Norwalk Barbors’ Union will
mootats;:loo‘11lo1'l: tonight. in Patrick
Shinto-3‘ 11 shop 111 Wall street.
Roy Jones has 111-1115111111 11 position as
salesman and (-'oll111 tor for R1ymoud
Brothers. succeeding George E. Sehrick.
-——liarv113"s bankrupt sale of boots and
shoes still continues. and people are
getting the advantage of the best goods
at less than half cost. Don't get left.
Wheeler Hawley, one of tho moat ox-
tensivooystor planters in this vicinity
anda Well-known resident of Bridge-
port. died late yesterday afternoon in
thtit city of a nmnbtr of complaints i11-
cidcnt to old age.
—'I'hn.111 nights to Will Carleton.
The. civil Superior Court will 11011111 in
today. when the oaseof Mann-o Lock-
wood vs. Norwalk Tramway 1'o111pan3'
will he 11111111111711. Quite a large number
of cases nmon‘thc assignment list. but
the probabilities are that few will be
reached.
Tin.1 prospect fora winter tourmnnont
on the (love pond. Stamford. at an early
date now looks bright. Already 11-90 has
boon sni..seribed for such an event. and
:11 soon 11.1 the amount roaches 81.30 and
the ice and weather are favorable the
trmrtnnnent will begin. It will last for
three days. '
~—Thr11c nights to Will Carleton.
and Felix Silnons
hereafter conduct 11111 Wash-
ington Hotel in East Washington
street. Mrs. Hamilton. owing to pom
health. 111111.1bl11 to earn; on tin hnsi
n11ss.'11111r11.1\sh11 ails r1111ov111i to
the home of her sister Mrs.ii:1ugh.
in Marshall sir-1111
’11ul
will
D11 l'it)‘
——W|111n you can get regular g1 111d.- in
boots and shoes for 111.11 than half 1-111t.
take advantage of the opportunity.
Harvey's bankrupt sale is still on. ('1 11111-
carly in the day and avoid the rush.
The monthly meeting of Old We]
Hook and Ladder company was heldlast
night. being changed 11111111: tho now by—
laws. to the sootmd Monday of the
month. 'l'h:1 by-law and ball committees
submitted their reports 1111dw11r11, dis-
charged. Th1: ball was a success finan-
cially. The company will give a chow-
dor in the near future.
Tim 11 nights to Will llntleton.
.\ social will In given iv Welt-1111111
Stranger Lodge. .51 111.1 of St. George, to-
night. in its hall on Main street. Nor-
walk. Vocal and instrmnontal selec-
lions will be. 1'11 111111 11 1I.'l'h11 affair will
be 1"11111lu1l111l b3' :1.l1:11111u11t.\I1111b1's
of lodg1s from surmnpding town .1111
1v1111tulto br- pt'o..1(1nt .\1.'tiv1-pr('pp-
ratamsh 131 b11111111.11i1-fortIn-oornsioti.
and it is (13111 1.11111 t1b11th1 event of tho
season. 'i111,iodg1 has. of late. greatly
increased it1 1111.1111b11'ship. and is flour-
ishing swiull)’ and financially.
—~ .\ fitnr line of horse-blankets and
lap-robes than W. S. Smith is selling at
twenty—five [1111' 1.111111. disormnt is seldom
seen. A call at the South Norwalk Hard-
ware (111.21 store will convince horse-
. owners of tho desirableness of these
articles. This is a swooping reduction in
:1 fine lino of goods. made to avoid oar—
rying the stock over at 11111111151111: the
season.
In reference to Rov.J11r1mi.1h Dug-
gan's transference fronth Lt. “an" .1 par-
ish. Norwalk. to St. Patrick's parish.
New Haven. the New (.‘anaan Messen-
ger says: ' "Whilo Father Dnggau's pro-
tnotion is a high and deserved honor to
him the news of the change will no
doubt be received in tho form of :1
surprise. and universal 1"'11Lmt b3 the
members of St. -\lo.v sins 1I1nr1' 'I1 I11 m as
well :1.1 in Sorw alk.
:1 man simihir to Father Sloe um and who
commands 1in1'11n1 friendship with alilmm." 1111s r11111nti'v ”mm" ppm..." '11-1"t1n 111111111111113111' for sev'eial 31..'.1r.-1 .
l
11111. 11mm: 11111111111 'M will
“Might. .
Mn. Theodore Wheaten. at Not»
walk. he: recovered from her meat
nvmillueu. _____. _.-_
~Three nights to Will Carleton.
hit. Paul's church will give an outer.
tainmont in the Berkeley street chapel.
Wminesday. January '22
The Norwalk Medical porioty will dis-
cuss tumors at its meeting in the Nor-
wtnk club rootns. tonight.
«1......—
Tht' flu: 11‘s of ”W Norwulk Strut-I RaII- l
way unnpanv's 1' am are bring treatml‘
to an anti dust pl't partition.
John Barty. of Franklin avenue. ;
who is employed by Mrs. W. K. James. '
is quite ill with pneumonia.
Mrs. William 11. Jarvis has rented the
store in L. H. Becker's building on
Washington street. recently occupied by ,
John Schaub.
It is i111portant that every taxpayer
should read the call for the annual town
meeting. printed in another column,
and attend the meeting.
Judge Hopkins this morning appoint—
ed John McCarthy and Norman Hodge
conunissionors on the insolvent estate of
Samuel Paknlski. J r.—Daubur.v News.
-'l‘hr1111. nights to Will Carleton.
Friday aftornoott Prof. Reynolds will
give a special matinee to ladies and
children only. Admission, 2-3 cents:
childn'u l0 cents. to all parts of the
house. ;
'of (lrand street;
Miss May (llovcr.
entertained tho Pioneer Wln'elwinnan's
club, 3'11st1-1'1I::.\'.‘-“ Business was trans-
saetod in ref-111111111 to the opening of the
riding soawn.
Miss Kate Reynolds. d‘h’hter of Mrs.
t‘ntherine Reynolds. of South Norwnlk. ‘
“'11:: married in Jorsey (‘it.v. Sunday. by
Father Ri111'1i11n. to :1 Mr. Whittnoro. of
New York 1113'.
(lontraetors Mail's «1 Irwis'are driving .
spilos for the t11npor1rv Work for the}
i’11'111113lvania Bri1lg1 1'1nnpanv to 1113' the
ir1'111n1n'kon f1-1on 1h: 1- 1.1 11.1“ 1.111.. .
lirst abutment in the harbor.
I
.\l11-I l'n1lo1'hill. 111’Wat1-r street. was}
arrested yesterday afternoon. on 1'11111—f
plaint ot’ hi1 wit-1. who charged hitnl
with non-support. Before Judge l1'1'o.1t. ‘,
this morning th1 comp]. 1int was n11.11111-
rained and tho 11111111111 31 as disc I1: 1rg1-.'d
.\ meeting for 1111-11 only will be held'
in the lecture room ot'tho South Nor-
walk('1111gr1-g11tional1'hur1'l1 this 11ven-‘
ing. at 7:13 o'clock. Its objo. ts are
prnyeranri1"111f111'11111'11 about new , olans
of(‘l11'i.1tia11 work by 1111111 for 1111111.
A 1111th1-r1' mooring is to be told at
the Congregational 1hur1'h tomorrow
afternoon. Itov. (leraiu H. Board will
conduct the service. All mothers who.
.1ro anxious to join othersin prayer for
their homos and 1'hil1h'1111 are heartily
invited.
The new lire alarm inx. No. iii. will
be tested lotnorrow 11111111 by Superin-
tendent linim'l. :11 the 1111-1'11'i1' light
station. If it is found to work sari»
t'a1'1111'il3' it \\ ill be :1" 11111111. placed in 1311'-
silion at the 1'111'11111' of Woodward avo-
nuo and Meadow street.
—'I.‘i11'1-o nights to Will Carleton.
For the four month ending January
l. tli11t1‘1121l1'11'1i1111 ofh'..1Io,'11ph':-1p:11'
i:~I1 31:11:11 ‘1.~i. !l\.11\t, of w I11: )1 $‘21iil7.l.’1
were from the pari1h fair. The total
11xp111n11'1 .1 were $1 0919 till. With Rev. \V.
.l. Hint-11111.1 gift of $1. 7.30 tho total to
thorredit of1h1 parish is 911.1%. Bap-g
tisms' for the. four months \v1r-1’it: 111.11-.
ri:1ges,fl:11lnlt,; d1 .11 11.1. .3. i
There will b1- :1 1p111' ial 1"11113'11r meeting :
in tho. 1' hapol of the Norwalk ('ongroga-
tional church. totnomiw evening at- 111.
11 '111111' k Th: .111hjo1t i.1 " 'What Should i
We l’rav for 11.1.1111 Mm the 110ml
ti1111al1~11r311111 a business meeting will;
be h1-ld w1h1n 131111 1.11 matters will be'
considered. .\ large attendance is do-
si'i'ed. m ‘ 1
—Three nights to Will ('arleton.
'I‘he 1111111ting of the Young Men's?
Deblting olu'n will behold. tonight. at;
l1 '1ti111r Dhggan isi
I
iIb' 111311111 of David \V. Workman, 1'10:
Iiohb 11 :1v--.111111 'I'h- '11bj111't for the
debato will 111." {1111-lv-.'11I Th it the.
' hold a 1 ake sale in tin-
1 present.
, the work.
I13 ll111'.11 '1' Ilnliln II was :lllunul.
1 although 111 had been .1'nlvjt-11t. m Ila-["1112
j rhages f1 11' some time.
' pvoar.
, Darien. was one of tin
”mariachi-Eula.
«nan-611111111111». 1.111111111111111.
M111. Kata (it-111nm item list dame
curly ill at her home in West avenue.
Catholic Union Council, K. 0.. install-
11d its 1111M ly clotted ot'tictm and hold a
tillmkt'l' last night.
Theodore timith. of Ely avcnno, has
left. tho employ of tho Standard Oil
11111111111113.1111 switelnnan.
'l'he [miles of (”Wm Church (luild will
1"l1nnlt. \Vednes-
day afternoon at ll o'clock.
The. nowly elected otticers of Our,
Bmthers‘ Lodge. 1. O. O. 1‘.. eanndcd
' tht1 ll|_\'hl("l'l0ri of the order last night. ;
The 1.111111 of Willmott l1‘nwct1tt vs.§
l
. :- '-‘an1uel Ireland i:1 on trial in the Court ‘
of (‘1 11111111111 I’leas I1111’1m: Judge Curtis, 1
'1'.t)d113 > 1
The new time ishodulo of tho Nor-I
walk Tramway company is evidently!
giving better satisfaction than the previ-
ous one.
Starr Smith. 11 young son of Lieuten-
ant (‘harles Smith. of Plimnix Engine
company. has tho measles. and tin.1
house is quarantined.
The Hospital committee held its
regular meeting last night. 11nd transmrt-
11d mntinc l1n1i1111ss. The building
connnittee reported progress.
Many people H111 lied to W. .Sturte-
vnnt' .1 store. last night. to 11111- the hand-
s 111111 hintsnmn vase. he has on exhibition
there, and which is to bo sold at any
cost.
Butler Inigo. I. l). (l. 11‘.. will win-arse ‘
the first '111g1'1111 tonight. .\iI otIit'orsi
and 11111111111111 :11'1- room-111d to 111-}
Ken foatnres will be added to,
The Norwalk 1111111 has planIn-d tohave i
Prof. Reynolds giveono of his 11111s1111'1-j
ric 111t11rtainnn-nts at the club rooms
during this Work. and great sport. is :111-
tit-Epatod.
I
There is :1 gonoral disturbance in the
new 1I1oir of the Ho' .1t'hpoit 1' him It. and
1].: old 1hoi1 \1 ill pmbably return. “1111'
.of th: old si11.:1- r1is Miss I.- 1111 ’I' :13'211-1 of
3111“ :tlk.
.\1l1~1'i.12onh:11 lu-n r1111i1111i in tin-
highor 1-1'1111t in tin (‘113‘1' of “1111111"
' Buttery v1. Allison I"l'1'11. sustaining the?
plaintiff and giving 1‘.i,'zhtl_v 1.111111;
dnnagos than :llIuWI'II by tho
11.111111 ' l .-
Shorty Sherwood. Hatter l'
"I he 111.111 of John liorhan: vs. Ilavid
S. Ilnrlbntl has been N‘illml by the
parties in interest. It. was :111 action
brought 1111 :1f1n'111los111'1- 1f :1 mortgage.
.\ii11111n il11'|1t'11|1 111 for I11111b11r.l11-l1l
'lln lipivorth L1 .1g111 of tin Norwnll:
M1 thodi .11 I'Ipiselipnl111111111 will hold a
.111 1.1bl11 at the home of Miss Hatth
Schoiield. Main street. \\'1~1lnostla3'!
evening. There will b:- i11.1'11nn11‘11tion1
with the sociable, tho rogtilarnn'inthlv'
business 1111‘1‘1tit1g.
’i'ho 1'31'ii suit of It vlwrt I". .\1l;11n.- v.1. .
:1 1111.111 11:11:111I Brown I'1'1111 Albania. was
h1-11'1Ib11t'o1'11J111lg1- Frost. in the civil
si1l11 111' tho Town l‘11111't. 3'1111.1'1I::'3' after-
noon. Mr. .\1l:11n.1 sin-.1 to recover for
$.31) north of oil 1oid Brown. Il1-1'i1ion ‘1
31111 reserved. ’ ‘
Last. night. at the First Baptist;
church. Rev. (KL. Ithoados. of Mumford.
111'11'11'l11-1l:1111agniii1'1-nt :111'1111111 on "Tho
lloiv Spirit; :1 l‘onvictor of bin and
Right: 1111:111- .11. " 'I'h: I 11'111 :1111li1n11
w:1s111-1pl_r111o1.'11l and 111.111if11t11d th1
utmost s3mp'1thv with tho 1Ii1conrso of]
‘tho eloquent preacher. Tonight tin-i
'11R1' ..W I’. Elsdon. ot' V\':1t1.1rbnr3'. will"
he hoard. Tho int1rest in tho revival
constantly i111'1r1asos and the 1 ominnnity'
1 :tnnot help but be. blo1.1111l by th: visit
inf those sph- 1ndi1l uproar I11 rs among us.
DEATH OF A OARIEN CITIZEN
Collector lolm lloward Whitney Passes Away
This Morning. .
Whitno v. of Darion.
ra short illness,
John Howard
1Ii1 lthis morning. '1ft11'
The 11111.11 11 was in his tit'tv third
He“ was a lifelong resident of
best known and1
highly 11111111111111 citizens of the piarefl
and was iwlovod by all for hi1 many 11):— 1
111111111111 qualities. lie was for some
CURES CHAPPEJD HANDS
' years t11a1'h1'r in the public 1chools of the
town. and had held tlo 1vlli1'11 of tax 111!
whom he becomes acquainttd with and. ‘\'11.11.1,rll.l and (m at l’ut 1111 and no“ lie wa1 :1 11111111b1r of .the M1 [IIININ
‘is .1uro to make warm friends with the E . xisting 1,...“ 111111 Ven' mold and Great I'lpi111op: 11 -"hnr1 i1.
lie l11:1v1-.11111o.1ist1-1';
people amon1' wh‘om ho i1 to minglo.1Bmhm“..n1m]arepm”...-...,mrm-prgi.15 matron in a hmpital in New Have."
Tho pooplr 11.” this pm I1 oxtcn'l ti11-1r-1'..rt]1:-11p.11 111.11: oi tl|1-,‘I11])r1111d:)(' trifle " The funeral will be bold Thu: s1! 13' 1.11mi
best wisinsto the reverend g1-111l1'11nanl
and while they deprot'atr- his departure 1 Davis.
{Holman Jr..
wi1h hitn (ind :-p1.11-1I."
.\tt11r1113 Loo.
('lmrbs it:
Th1 disputants will be
:1tlir1nat ivo. and
negatiw'.
“ Pure and Sure. "
Ceveland s
1. 1111
BAKING POWDER.
Mar.1:_:f.1c11rzd opinally by CIcvclVAnd Brnthrrl. Albany. N. V..
now by 1.1.1: (1:1: and Baking Powder Company, New York 1
sbeen us'cd b" American housewives for twenty- -five
years. and those who have used it longest praise it most.
1.
Rudpthockftu. Scudm-pudaddnu CkvdudBakinzI’cwdchn. chhrk.
l
quest Supreme lusidv-
noon at " o 'olook from his later: shit 1111
The interment will be in Spring Grove
T c1‘1n1ot1'1'3'. '
1
Castle Officers Installed.
Dis’trict Deputy George Coffin was
not able to install the officers of Pales-
tine Castle. 1:111 night. and at his r111
Guard Solomon.
Scam.and Posttiommanderl L191 vrgo Himp :
ison did the work in a highly creditable
; 111111111112
, 111:111111'1r-111111-t
-fl:i\'ot‘t1tl cigars.
. rcpl'oru-ntation of moml'u-rs present in 1111 I
i Pioneer Castle. No. l. of Kori: :1lk.
5 an invitation was
i
-. Vl worked.
Richard Dunn. the new 1'1.m1~ i
1
. opt-nod :1 hot of titrrlyf
There was :1 good]
and I
aver-prod to attend
their installation next. Friday night.
when the fifth and sixth degree: will be
to lbs. Oatmeal,
to “ Buckwheat, 25c
3 “ Pail Cottoleae, :5c
5
3
25¢
“ Raisins, 25c
Prunes, age
3 Pkgs. Mince Meat,
25c ;
3 lbs Cleaned Currants, 15c I
2 “ Apricots, 25c .
3 Can: Pumpkin, 25c ".I
4 lbs Prunes, 26c
F. D. LAWTON & 00., 22 South NainStraot.j
New York
Market! 0
The" two kin1l1 of hour. the large and
the small. I\ e are thankful to think that 1
we do not belong to the tint. You can.
class 1111 with the last. :11 our want: are
v1 113 111w. We do not advertise one price
and then chargcyou more when you come
to 11113 Rememberthut we are the low-‘
not In price.
New York Market;
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
JAC KS()N’S Pl'lO'l‘OG RAPIIS
EDARD
GRAND OPE NING OI'
Sprin_g____ Goods!
NEW ENOROIOERIES!
NEW LAOESI!
NEW OANBRIOSII!
NEW GINGHANSIIII
1Or6Vat Value in Towels 111.10.
15. 20 and 250.
STREET
SPI'ZI'I Al. .' \LE OF
HEMSTITOHEO SHEETS
PILLOW CASES!
:1nn1l11111111l111-111.fi'.11 :11 I'illow 1:1 1-1. 11'».
1th Mini“ :1~1-1. 111-. .11! ”mt una‘nv. ..
1 w
, EDWARD STREET, 5 Gazette Building. Norwalk, Conn.
'C )mhlao the LATEST 91".! All) "lull. Our him I: to rive oath-faction to our patrons.
and to furnish them with the finest production-of the PHOTOGRAPH“! LIT.
LARGE COLLECTION Ol' CHILDREN’S STUDIES.
E. M. Jackson. Photographer.
low-1;: (Over F. Head's: Confectionerv.)
53 Wall Street. Nowell, Con. 1'
Occupiesa portion of 3.611111111111111“
storc.corn11r(ot Wall and Water fits”
Nurwtlik. ('ali and see the lamaI
styles' In Huts. Cam. etc.
I
q
Far 25 Cents!
R. H.
Plaisted,
Druggist.
Ark your neighbor what he
thinks of
111111515115”
COUGH
REMEDY?
Thea ‘
Follow.
,Good
Advice
and
Use it!
Small bottles 2.311 ,'
Large size 301:.
WVBHO N|02N38 S103LSIV'1d
[WE SELL
I O 0
26min
Quinine
Pills
a2‘dtt‘
MEAD,
THE CATERER
' Luncheons served at short
notice. The only.’plnce in
town to get.
Cafe Frappe,
Bisque Glace,
Bisque Oe Orleans.
Croquetts a la Milan,~
Patties a la Brandy,
Tor Toni Bisquet.
ICE CREAM!
in all the Latch Fox-11121..
1.1.1: 1v11 3onr order at
'52 WAll. STREET,
93 WASHINGTON STREET,
A ONLY !
l'AlRFlELD cultiiv
NATIONAL BANK.
£3Wall Street,Norwal|1,coaa.
Incorporatod. 15' J-I. Capital, $200 11011.
EDW I.\' O. KI'lI'ILI-‘I'. President.
11.13111 II. MIMI-lit. \ivel’rest.
L. U. GREEN. (Ta-hirr.
DIRECTORS. , -
Etm'tx it. KEELEH. M11111 M. ”1,111.11;
DAVID il.l\l11.t.1:t: A. .l. 3112121111;
F.5r..lonx Imnwoon. Tum. +2. 5.111111.
11:.\ Couz. (31111.1. l". T1: 11111111,
Accounts of Manufacturers. M1. 1'r1 hunts
and Indivi1lual1 Solicitcd.
Safe Oeposithoxes ' 1-
Freo to Oopositors.
o-‘ly
-
D. W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
. and Embalmer.
" 93 Washington Street.
So. Norwalk.
Rosidoncrfi .‘Iilltftt‘h’t'nl'i lion-l.
1112 iv
1—7
'-r
SOUTH NORWALK
SAVINGS BANK.
St Washington Street.
Open daily from 9 to 1:? :1. m.. and from
' 1 to 3 p. 111.. and on Monday evenings
from 7to 8.
Interest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SOLMAXS. Prest.
JOHN H. FERRIS. VicePrcst.
JOHN H. KNAI‘P.-SecL and Trans.
A RARE CHANCE I
A Paying Business“
Consisting of (trucei1 .Bakery and Ice
Cream Buaim1 is. he sold v cry cheap
on account of ill health. Everything about
the business 111 In good shape. and this in I
munity tor the rizht. per-on. A»
ply mugging care or of JAMES mlggrl
The Cold Weather
Didn' t come soon enough Therefore a great
cut in the prices of
Men’s
Winter
Suits!
HALF PRICE!
1i
To $9.00, From $l8. 00 and $20.00!
WORTH DOUBLE!
Many of them were $18.00 and 820.00 and every one of them
All new and fashionable
cost more than $10.00 to manufacture which gives you a slight idea of
the value you are getting.
The fabrics comprise \Vorstcds. Casimcres and Cheviots, Blues, Blacks
and Fancy Mixtures.
cut garments.
THERE IS A CHOICE, COME EARLY .\.\'I) GET IT.
STORES OPEN EYENINGS.
Not much of that
Medlicott and Gamel’s Hair
Left. but there may he just what you want.
warm friends with it.
Comstock»
Underwear!
CLOTHING.
We haveVmade many
rothers,
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET, MASONIO BUILDING}
South Norwalk. Norwailt.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Manager.
' i More 111111111111 1l:1ir3111:1n in town fool-
,. . food with (In r1 suit that the milk front
' 1 th11r1o\\1\\.1- not 1'11111parabl11 in r11 I1
V: : 1|; tI- 1'11111"1
milk. ‘ 11' 3M. .1iliu1' if the milk is not the
' Hinton I'nri stands at tlil'
W. .I. Rogers. E111..s111'r11t:1r3' of the
.\t‘\\' Yuri. ('111111111-11l \IlII. (nilllt‘lllv.
t11t1ll11l r1'1'1111tl.\ th 1t it w: 1.1 lllt poli1'3
of I1is11nnp:111\ to secure: its milk snppl3
at points 1111111111111 as practicable from tho
11'it3. law-1:11.11- that milk procured in the
vi1' initr of l: 11'g1 11111.1 wa1 not of sufiiei
11nt13' 111 I1 1111:1Iit3 for condensing pur-
11111.1. H111'1111111d11d that it was tho
disposition of t'ar1n11 rs near 1iti11s to use
l1r11w1 1' 1 grains and other cheap cattle
111.11 with milk produced at a distant-11
i1hlr fm1i1bron'1"11 .1 grains.‘ But what
' .11k1tl11 111.111 “ho 111:1k11s
knows the diti‘er
It .1111} be lief I111 does Butt: 111)
head and
yields I111tt1t'r1 nits than .1113 other cat-
1211'111 I. \‘1 h) not 111ltl111b '
Manuel T. Hatch,
i1'1hcs1 no 1 '111111111111'
11111-11."
3
Agent For
IUFFALO
GLUTEN
FEED
FOR
CATTLE
Chickens
and
HORSES!
BEST
GRAIN .
FOR
HORSES
AND '
CATTLE.
BRANCH
OFFICE
SOLMANS'
LIVERY
STABLE.
PERHAPS
Diamcnds,
After all said and don
you can think of.
to when: the very best of
chased. it’s 1.111.1in answer
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