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«ASON FRUIT JAR ,
()UART SIZE, COMPI Ii'I‘E WITII RUBBERS AND C()\ IIZRS, llIIIS'l‘ 01' AL I'I‘Y,
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ANOTHER DEMONSTRATION OF A WELL KNOWN II‘AC'I'.
Cents
Dozen
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
I ._ 1. SPECIAL SALE III SPECIAL PRICES.
‘iolins, mandolias, guitars, liaiiios, autoharps, flutes, accordions, eoiieertinas, etc
Look out for our special sale of fine eaaaries.
all?“ Every Evening. I’ronipt Delivery.
.STURTEVANT,"“"13fi'i‘dihfh.si““"'
JUST RECEIVED
. _ A LOT or
ooden icycle Handle Bars!
Which I will sell for one week at $2.50 per pair.
Also have a look at my stock of
CARRIAGES,
WAGONS,
BICYCLES,
HARNESSES,
and HORSE
GOODS.
No trouble to show goods, even
though you do not purchase.
Repairing done at short notice.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT,
'II‘aetoI'y and Repository,
Franklin and Madison Streets, - - - - South Norwaik.
FOR TIIIII COOLER IiVENINUS III'Y A
Light Weight Jacket
ORA
. . Cloth or Silk Cape
We have them in Latina}: r Children‘s sizes at Attractive I’l‘itfcts.
REMEMBER THAT HOSIERY IS A SPECIALTY WITH US
give excellent \'.tltiCS.
And we ran zilwayn
A. Dickerman 8: Son,
M Washington Street. . . . - - South Iorwalli, Connecticut.
.25 Evening Sentinel
PRINTING HOUSE!
m. ow
a,
Thoroughly Equipped I6. Every Kind of Printing.
BEST QUALITY OF WORK AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
I “I
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTWEL SEP'l‘Ie MBER 14 1896
q—w ENE-.. _. -w. E...»
. not. 1
mini graceful tact. that to no fool denim
A charm III tame the wild and client the win.
And without. lying reaps the gain 0! “Nil
'l' but eoIirtoouII ever hliin without. a tile“-
Anti with II yen (Wilili‘lvtittl to not II no.
And Ian noinpreu-I Ii \Iiiauie. into "Uli‘"
That winu in pining and by wrung reigns.
iiv Illll'lit'll iJ‘L'llt'H. and by gi' rink union:
'i'liut throws ll-II atom-1, yet. HIV”! iIii window
panes;
'l'iuit iuekII like porcelain when 'tiii made. at
ilell’t.
Ami piiii ring by it~I \l ry Iitorni ”I he it.
Their» all the \Iorhlnyus, e en tile in itneii’.
~'I)ot|'oil I‘ ri-u‘l’rmtl.
AN ARII’I GIRL.
AH lilifi entered the room at the gem
ernl' s noireen, smiling frei'Ih. her love ~l1.'
ahonldein hare, iiiIIIIIiIuII (f admiration
\IInt up fioin the groups of oilit-Iis
erowded into the doorwayii. She was
followed by her mother. a little over.
Ili‘t‘t-Ifit‘tl, asin usual with Women who
have always lived in the proviui-en, \\'lio
shook ltt'i‘\\'lilttt('tii'l.~l with pride an if
to nay. “Thin in my daughter." Next
eanie the toionel of the (inn IInthI-il
and 'l‘ueuty- tliir,d pleasant, modest, in-
tent. on keeping all the trains ofthe
ladies.
Seareely was the giil IIenteil when a
platoon of lieutenants and eaptaiun in
their diesn lililIIIiiiIS, with inus’tnehen
lIi"()\\il and hlond, eyes modest or hold
'iu: itll’flll ass: iull upon her list 0ftldlit es:
There, in the dazzling light tothe muud
“1 8W0” UIUSII‘. Slit: danced. light and
[{1:it‘0flll.,
All were eager to please her. Her
ilt'Sll‘l‘S were (';onnu Hill“ liI’II‘ ("an lees
I “I II. A eoloi ie l‘stiaughteil Will they
know that \I hen the lists for promotion
were made. out a eareless tl‘llii;;)' fioai
her. as, "Ah! Lieutenant Nt‘I-EliitlII'O;
sueh :teharining oilieer and delightful
waltzer!" inight deride a water. So she
Iiianeuveretl there as at the drill with
her noi't tones.
Shawna just. and her life had ism-n
all g: ila din s, tr. m- lint: over II‘I: iInIII
“'1”!Illt'l!"ll'ifiuii. with lIaI‘IIIIr»; ”Vim:
uIItl humus ‘iliiiltliiig. llt r nintiiei he Iuan
to mow impatient. she Wanted lIIIi‘
d: iugliter to main. hit heIwI-un the
I mi and hir admin as a ieIinidnhie h Ir
tier arose uni-n \Ihirh u. 'is' \Vlilll II the
inex .Iiah Io “ttItl “l’ortiouless. “ And
the IIIIlIlrs Illiltil. laughed, ilnnI‘IIII. lIut
never seemed to think of marriage.
'l'oplezise the eelonel's daughter for
the Sake. of present I-IIjIIjI'IIII III. waI-I \v-Ill
enough. To tarry iilzit‘ti I's‘as‘i far as war»
I'iatze\vas‘anothrr min: “he.m on not
tun-0f them .I'- IIIII-IIl IlistIIIswl to lI-a‘. Ii—:Ii
least not on:- 'whn was l't‘t‘IIlh'tl with
favor. l-‘ei' :ihout a year the girl had
had a timid, shrinking admin-i- whom
she openly ruin-tiled alter the fashion of
f'trllllt‘lil s.
The: lover \\’:i‘i a lat‘r. . hoyish f-Illew
\I‘iih a mi IIIIIsIaI-he III 41 Min eyes. I:
native of Lorraine and . :lar‘aIvId at the
:It. .‘IIIIXI‘Int i-‘I'lfltill. it. had joined the
Zil'lli)' at the aeeof if“, had ln'l'li wounded
at the hat-‘Ie of (had illt'l.‘ and \\I-i‘t' a
medal. ’l‘he IIlli- i' liIIiI‘I :w‘ h. ‘lil‘tl upon
him as an inferior hem-aw he had not
liven trained at ."t, l'II’ (‘4‘ pi .II~.IIIt
[I.ll'|'ll.li:t'. he wax‘ l'IIlii ' .n: -l Mimi)";
littie iIiI-lin-d to talk. Iii. n:; h netll
IIII'IIIIIII. lliil limit on Ii. “III III he hit
out of his eh an 1:: in aoiau IIII: I'eein.
lle st'arrely knew how The
fear of :ippeai tug inipnlztv had euro in-
tllll‘t'll lillll to ask llit‘ yuan-1 lady lI‘i‘ II
dame. lint lIII had we I‘ll‘it’tl up the lit:-
IiIin of the (‘IIiIll‘Ill h)‘ h» Li! R of skill
that he iit‘\l'l' :ItII lilll d it a mend
IiInII. III- \vi-uhi IIIIII‘ \I'Illinrly hare
fated a lILItlIIIv ill :Ielutn than all those
Inoeldin: Fililli'fi.
Hidden in a window rt I'es’s. for hoard
he \\';IlIltt‘Il hi; :lIiI r .t our “air; In;
\\'!lll \‘ivai‘iiy and till-“V. liIs We. "ol-
lowed the small head Il‘iI IiI:!I the \\ llll'l
Int: throng and i‘ill'lrlI-I‘ll the II. :intil‘nl
Whit" lIlil'Illll' ts‘. Sena '.I'III I‘ It '\\ a» hold
though to :Ipprearh th- nude 1' and I II-
page ill Pont- l‘HdI‘ItIll. 'l‘I-I i “an the 1"»
II nt of his £|Il\':illl'l“~.
With in no; .‘LI' Idli“ .. 'it‘xj’ he saw
I IlitI'a-l I- x lltl\l :‘SIIII awninl the ;.'III.
M st to ., lllI‘ liner. lh-
.iII.‘ I ‘Illlill III ’il‘
that she I». to many the-e III
vorrd on. I. Then all \IIEl iw over. " In
the Il".‘-Ill«'|l|’ I tll'lli'i‘ Ii lllI I intuit I'i' lt"
Ltzive up to he Ii» ‘piiit‘. it , lt“I i to lI‘.i-
Hill with hIInv-Il’. HIM III-IIll'll he \\.i~.
[out ;I think II this IIIIIIII Ii I‘liihl III
IlIlllll‘l‘, :IIIIII ii only in lI.‘.Itt’EIIII.I1 I‘ni'I
I‘I-aniuIIxII, :IhiI w.” iiIl llill nth ll lot a
[III-Ir IIlIiI'I :.
lint in spite of llllti'“ tt' ll‘ I thought-
on
~~
lo (IdlEI‘I‘.
lllh
In: lil'VLlll ’ lil‘
tIIlIItqui:
..-
I ,lin f‘t’tl‘t‘
in tip» iIl
flew toward lirr. tin mat“ ltII‘ to he.
IIIIIIIIIIII mailing and Mllli‘lttit.’ iii the
Mn- HIiIInI'Il in lI‘I'Ifltli tIIlIint
\Vllli irritating eoippItiI liII Ilioutzlit:
“\i'he litiuwk',‘ I‘ll!‘ inIizlit new pt me!"
At the thought lil‘Ii leart that no fiiIIt
that III Wart nearly tIllIlI'Il.
AI lu‘Itt. lit't'linltl (“til'IJlII him-It‘ll Ilfl
longi r. liirt III‘II IIIII‘JiIlI' Illil‘dtllil‘tllll".
He went to the major, “ho In 2d ulna,"
tale u an Inhrwt in him. and hemted
hit” to wound thII IIIIIIIII l on the IIIIIIIIIIII
Ivi' tinit‘thntt' with Iii: Iliiltlllllvt‘ \I'Itiiuut
IIIIII;iII;:IIformal ‘Il'lIlittIdl. lle pasml
that day on the iIIIIiiI-w o! the Sweet
Ilih’“ ilI llil' ItIIrIiiIIi or V. Million watt-ll
on: the enrp Jump In the Iron. and ill"
IIIIIIII‘ lmlu Il \‘I‘t‘\‘ dark III tote him.
'I hat. IveIIIIIII the map-r tutk him
li‘vftll‘ tl'l'l Hilltl lIriIIiIr:
l'l IITH’II it"ii IIIII t’lIitlllt“‘I. IIII Willi
IIIIIII'IIIIey the If “I‘d line in MI unmet:
'i‘viiir protege haw not :I I» III, Airtltiuah-
III~ ll‘l" iio ilm 'l'V, II “'I'iil'l he to unit-I
II'IHItI i‘ illI‘l thin-t. ' He In its! right. For-
IIIII the young holy. it you {IIIII dimp-
I' III'III. "Him-III yonrnwlf with rtIIIifIIIg
IIIIIi'ary i l"II“‘4, "
The limit naIIl IIi’iliIU'll him. hilt ll"
did not try in vitamin himuelf. A! tifll~
t‘t-I‘ttt morn net-(led to go to Titiittuitl It"
mi. rIIl lIiII t‘III‘X‘lt‘W‘l, The following
w IIk he . IiiirIrkI-il at Ilr- at. And while
with a lillr‘lllll: linait ll" wan horm-
Iin'a-r trIIIII II‘rIIIII-e onthe hearing WW"
at II Manny mm, the yonnii girl. happy
and tiieaglitlmn, donned in the bright
light. careless of all but her Joy.
6 o o o
I
Mm III-I1- . W I”
IIIIIII'II.
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tum tiuiaeriy mrneu IIII neaiet was seen
”It 1'I no more. 'I h . eolouel oi' the (inn
”mulled and 'l‘neunt) third had diid
Wadenly jut III-I llti unis iihonttote
I‘GIVU IIiII ntIiIII. A monotonous life had
euroeedeii the gay one led by hit! with
and daughter. All the brilliant eiiieera
who had lioveii d around Iiiul disap-
pearedwith IlIe phieme IInd Iznyety.
"Iheneu eoloiiil also had a \Iiie and
daughti r: theIae new Inlern l"t‘t e ire d all
the attention, while for the old ones
was reset-mi Iltu distant how in the
Streets. ”‘1‘" the IIudden passing on.
The widow and llt‘l' daughter ex-
ehnngedn hitter Innile on these oeen~
Sinus as they eontinued their \’tillt.
They went into the park to enjoy the
sunshine of it fine autumn whieli gilded
the marble statues and the turning
lean etc of the, git‘ at hoine chestnuts
"Ilhiy Fill dounainl lin lining tothe IIIII-
itary hand. set-nit .l to .s e ii gleam of
their hint happiness: It Seemed to them
an if nothing Inuiehuuged and an if they
might. IIIIIII' lIIIliind them at any nuiinent
the eelonel'n \‘Hlt'f' saying: “(loud after-
noon, Indies. Today the (hie Ilninlred
and 'l‘II'IIIIty~fIIiII'tii in giving the eon-
eert. Ita Innsie does not equal ours. "
But the shouts' of ehiiilren playing on
the grass near hy Were the only SOliiitl
they heard. The Inotlnr, with It sigh,
.tried to read the paper through glasses
illlllilltttl lIy lt'lll'n‘. while the daughter
east II longing.r glauee toward her former
iltllilll't'l'tl, \I'lioiseitret-ly knew her now.
She was nearly 325, lIut her i'nee, refined
hy sorrow, was more beautiful than
ever. She Willi like a Ilmi'tr refreshed
and Itul'llll‘ll lIy II storm. She. had lost.
all that had made lit‘l‘ no eiiprieioua and
disquieting. (have. and HWt't‘l, she
seemed to he doing: pt-Iianeeforlier past.
tine day she HIIW a new fat-o Iliiiliilg
the oll‘ieers who prIIInI-InulI-tl pant. smok-
‘lilg. IIliiIttiug and laughing. III a Ino-
Iuetit she was IrnIISIuIrted to the gun-
IIrIII's' ballroom and she saw again her
timid lover motionless in a writer, (le-
I‘ouring her with his eyes.
“IIIIIIIIIIIII, there is the lieutenant!"
He saw liI'I‘, too, for he grew pale and
with kepi in hand eaiue up to her. The
widow hastily fol-led her paper and,
pointing to a vacant eliiiir, said with ii
kindly smile:
“Ali. is that you, lit'iilt'iitllil? What-
:I loin: tinn- sini-e \\'t‘ have liiI'Il We are
truly glad to see you. But pardon Ine;l
walled you lieutenant, hat I see you
haw-:1Ililitlr-Il'liitItln_\'titii'.<li1'I‘i‘.H
'l‘llt’li. lIlushint‘. he rI-laltil how at the
“lill oi" a sit; IIIIIIit‘Iia‘ I'Iiiiipitign ll“ had
1;. vii pr: united to :I eapliiiney alter the
'itZ'air oi" Nani-lhuih. After that ll" had
iii-III shut up in 'l‘uyenIIQIIaII with his
I-oInIIIaInh-r. 'I'his‘ terrihle hil‘fit' lasted
live weeks and they had to («Instantly
heat lend; the i'nrioun ('2: we, whie‘e
IiIinI: waves dashed again .‘ .‘Ie walls
of the ruined fortress. IIIu ..I'i heiii
wounded the last day in :i Mlivi‘t'liil' I I-
“III; tlwn i'r-Iti afar :Ihiive tin elzinior
of the yellow llIIl'll"~‘ he had heard the
hut-hr ot' the l"l'I-in'li . tending :i deiie.
II‘aIIIIII. tlh, Ili‘ .i"_\‘ ii that IIIoun-ntl
llI <a\\ the I Ill my the. the ll'iI'IIiIIi' ap-
pear; He II hesanl. dmnuttnont11ng t.
llis’ t'IIlltlllitIli appeared MW I'Ieus‘ that
ht- \I'J‘i sent lIIii'l. III I'I iah -i \I'Ith
('II‘ISV'.
reiiivei‘ml. and on his :ii‘i’ii'.:l he found
that li" II Id heeu I'III-onuIe-Inlt d for prov
IIIIItIiIII to the rank of major. The laIiIeII
1m. Ind lii siiInI-iu The mother, with
in 1' knowledge of the prIIfeI-siou. IIIII \\
that lie \’.‘;Is‘ It II years" in alivaiiI-II of his
l'oi'InIII' eonIraIli 2:. The d:iII,I,:lIt- r liiolo ll
ties» ly at the young ottieei- and found
him si-III‘I‘I-Ij: I'H'I'gllll’ill'll‘l lii< pallet
Iruvv him .i dwidedly distinguished :iii’.
\\';Is‘ ll IIIN.~llIlt‘ Ilil _\' had ever Ill‘illillltttl
the. thaw st him" who. paying for lilIl
honors \\'illi his hieod, had returned III
on ll.‘-“~le'l'll intuit-'7
He, too, looked eritieally at the girl.
(‘mthl the .LI ill-ii.~‘, I‘I‘lll'l‘lllil‘ “entail l~
fer-e lnni ly-- the t'I'IVol-IIIII, eapiieienw‘
i:.ll llt‘ had IIIIIIII known: Hie “WW II
tlIo‘..<:iiIIl Ill'tI‘4 Iunt'e attraeiiw III hint
in im in w yaw: She \\‘.t~‘ all he had
I'K't’l' dreamt II of mid lil‘ \\;Is‘ IillIIIl \\ iltt
lt\§lltltlt'lit.1ltt. 'I'heii' eye at Mel. and he:
\I'I I‘I- till-'Il \Htlt n‘ILI'lI :ltlIIt‘Iilit'ii flili' tiiI‘
girl's lilli iiroopI-d Ill I‘iitli.ii'l'.‘i:I.-ltl“til.
“‘le It l‘\'t'llll':;" I'aiIII'. ii2-' \‘Il'Illl ii at: W.
and the otiiwr III-renipanu d thi ill III
III: ll‘ liI'lili'. 'l‘th In. i H unlarly in tin-
liiil. IIII the Il:II‘~II that l'IIllIIMI II. 'I in
III-Mil i' read the p.IIII w and tin yum i:
In eplv I.Il‘-.I-Il. \~ atiIIIIIIII :iIl\.iIII . II ;.iI Il
Ilil' vi How IIIaI'I-I my. F” the \\:Ill.~' It
u .I'-- too I'lully toot. money pi-IIIIII Inna I;
up and down lll', deserted park. happy .iI
IaI‘lI IIllII i"s I'I Inpali)‘.
lln'I ”in r paw d In an ititiio.t _r daily
growing IIIIII‘v iI‘iIIli-t'. Mill .1! IIIIII ilII'
enptiitn N emed to he .III lUIt'KI :IIIIi \iIIi'I
t'imi. ”llI' day. liming inn iIIIIIIIl wit t on
trot, he preueil the IIIIII’II min “'lilI ll
was paw-d through hat, and the I‘\|Il' ..
Ionii ot’ IIIII inIII III.II|I hr 1' IIelII re lltdi
“4‘ mwahont to deviate liltt lHlI. He
met -ilIIII.
L'lt‘ttlll)’ Ito-dilation.
lll‘s‘tlllllillil‘ll liH‘i‘t'nIiIll in: the new
year .IippI-ozirlietl. IIII made in Int Int
trim to l'tll'l‘tt IIIIIl IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Ill“ I.Itl‘t<w_
'l‘hi y t‘IIIIII tl they had I... n IIw-eirmi ILL
It! lii‘I ilIII Illltinr‘. illitl t‘IiIIltl 'IUI mIimtilit
for Ina hi it i\|ltl‘.
At ti o‘i-Inet. «In Ilzeervtiinn of tire.
ill til-I It idow «at reading the IVIIII'SWI
whit II lttlli.llll“‘l II lint ut‘ the III‘IIIIII-IIIIIIII
Ill Illt' iifltl)’. Fii'lli' lily FIIII I 1"l.ili'.ttl
“IIIIrII III his: lHllll‘. Il-I his tw li pt.
limit-ll"l
At III-I name moment harried [mi
IIII III were heard lit the It'lll. The deer
win thrown IIp-Ii and the IIIIII or. I'm:
I .th-I-iI II I nlIIIi ii the room. IIII II'IIIII d.
ilIiIIlIIt'Il with pIIIaIIIIIIII. IIIIpaIInI-Il h: tern
the two wanna The a “lit“? IIIIIII. It
It'll'lll'l: IiI‘t‘ hand:
“lip-dear iuiy! So tlIiI: wan what wet-
t'il 'l )‘tIll III. "
lie rI plied with lot-inn pride:
“‘MIIIII Inoieelle. I have II future new
ionflerytnt. I lim- yntt. Will you to
my wilt-E"
t-IiIII grew pain at the T’Illl’fliiIIfillit‘G of
hit ilitl ri- mined; then, thinking of sill
thin lirave In};v had done to iimu t‘Ifl imp
pinup, RIM went Flo-o in him. Iuivl hidI
head on his shoulder, and with her lips
Wmlmtttiomli
mat“ II
ilit‘,
linring thI voyage I» had rapidli‘i
liowtx‘er. and it‘ll Into II’
305
m
” flu Iilnd Dou malm tI/c Blue/tn wit. ."
PURE. STRONG. RELIABLE.
l'i the I'citlict airiionl at by
(’lieiniir III AnuiviIlII of
BAKING
POWDER
Economi Health and Satiitiietory
Rena. III attend is me
MANUI‘DTURID [l1
0. II. noIIIIa sex, New London. Conn. 5
Toilet Sets.
30 DECORATIONS.
51354454
9.85, i4.oe,
II _\'.III III'eak a pieec
replaced.
Dinner Sets.
ll DECORATIONS.
I
33.35, ii 55, II.
0
Tumblers.
300, 40v, IS‘R SUI". 60V, 656, SI, 1.75.
Cut Glass.
To Advertise rsl
.‘i's, I5 00
()r you can buy what you want tromopeu stock.
Changes‘ raniiut be guar-
anteed the same day copy
is handed in. livery rea-
sUllitltll‘ effort will be made
to .IiiIIIIiIIIIIIutI: patrons,
lIIII LlIflllgCh l"l.llit.il be In-
slblctl upon LI‘I it i'Iglil Uti-
lt'f‘fi copy Is sent in IN 2
o'eloelt in the afternoon of
the day beiore change is
desired. . .
‘99) 'l l") 5"5‘5'351S'm‘ho'SSIO'SOI I‘l'75
Ii‘ulii one of our sets it can he
5 :6 I7 87, [9.4.], 27.76, 40.
Syrup cups. nith II iple plated tops, 75c.
NASH a. VANSCOY,
'Oor. N. Main and West Streets.
sou-ri-I NORWALK . .
. CONNECTICUT
New York and Norwalk
Freight Line!
COMMENCING
MONDAY, JUNE 22,
THE PRUPELLERS
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
\‘i'ilI leave. pier. 23, East River, New Yoik', (lleekinau sti'cct,)
FOR SOUTH NORWALK.
Daily at I023o a. In.
and Friday at 5 p. in.
FOR NORWALK,
Monday, \Vi-Ilii<.-.siiay and Friday at 5 p. III.
FOR NEW YORK,
Leave So.Norw.Ilk 1) ill\' at (I p. In. I cave Norwalk, Tues-
day, Thursday and Satiiiday ilts
lixtra boat, Monday, Wednesday
p. III.
Complctcline oi ‘watehes, glories,
cut glass.
DIAMONDS!
BIG REDUCTION SALE
For the Month of August.
DIAMONDS!
A line line. III Idout It .It tIzeatlt'
lt‘IlIitrt'Il prints.
while not sold at slIIi tly 'IIIi IIIII e will he sold low enough to attrait
poi hasetn, who “.11 lilltl In. ill) I.IIC haigaius.
A. W. AUSTIN, 39 Wall Street, Norwalk
ieweh'y, silverware, opnlwai'c and
All of them goods.
Fine Printing
a
specialty
at
the
Sentinel Office!
my
ATTENTION!
t'an herrnfter lIa wen at. hi- Iinrlnti millet-
IIIIIy. where ll“ Ia prI part-d IIIdo Iilwmk
vertaining to IIIIIIIIIIII III‘JIIIIIIH' painlnae
t‘IIrII or the I IIIWIIIIIIIIIIII It.
Fare nilrm'ed hot h Wage. “metal appoint-
ments made to hare
done at vain own Tl'iitll'ti'fl. (mew
hours ffemtln. in flflflliip.fn. Hun-
tlnytl. to am mail It pm All Ionic
minnow-ii and only the heart at tim—
tetioi need
on.r.w. CARMEN
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tine, minute II walk from the trolley
III pole
your dental Wrii'h
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lanim‘My Inme’mI-III innit-u
Itimtii llnle'n Min t'I-piial In A
summer.
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