* . 'Haileton
j ‘ Dofqbles|1°lestore”
, , , «to and 42 w all street, Norwaik." »
Headquarter! for the latest styles in I
:jADIES’ AND FENTS f , ,
. . - FOOTWEAR!
Enamel Cork Sole, , , L ’
Box Calf Cork Sole,- , -
Tan Golf Cork Sole, in
~ Bull DogGrecian and LudgateVToes
lobby and Up-to-Daiol
Ladies’ Invisible Cork Sole Shoes, something warm and
stylish. .
Ladies’ Box Calf Shoes in Lace and Button.
f GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE, ~~
NORWALK, CONN.
"Everybody’s Shoes Shined Free.
—_—- ——
‘ W would
When in doubt what range for Nervous Drbility, Loss of Serum Powertln either
an), lrnpnlency. A:rophy,Vean.elc uni oihrr neaknesses. from any cause, on
Sexine Pills. Drains checked and full vigor quickly restored. ”neglected. such
troubles rerult fatally. Mailed anywhere. sealed. for $2.“); 6 boxes for $5.00. With
every .01) order wr given legal guarantee lo cut: or refund me money.
PEAL ElllClNli (30.. Cleveland, Ohio.
For Sale at Tomlinson'e dine store. i ‘
,You Want
Fresh eggs, 30c dozen.
Entire wheat flour, fresh bar:
rel,
Apples, Grecnings and Bald-
'wins, $1.00.
New buckwheat,
The finest loaf sugar syrup,
Pickling onions,
Citron melons,
Mixed spices, rec,
Green ginger root,
Good vinegar,
i HAVE THEM.
Don’t you want a nice cover
for your flour barrel;so
nice and handy; always
among those things that
are a delight to the house-
keeper.
DR.F.W. DARMER
Surgeon Dentist,
Formerly over the Post Office.
All work pertaining to modern den-
tistry, at the most reasonable charges.
First-class work only.
All work guaranmd.
Oilice l 8 cm. to 8p. m. Sunday 9am.
Hours 3 to 1 p. in.
Dillon and Residence, 14 Washington
street, 3 doors above the First National
Bank, South Nor-walk. Conn.
L: vaéggnovglfimim ATH
c. lifeguard.
CATON’S unmznn
Cum general or special nobility, wakeful-
neu. wcrmtorhma. emissions. In: oiency.
parcels. etc. Corrects innetionnl d cordon,
(fillscli by errors or excesses, quickly restorin
Loot Manhood in old or young, glvlllfl vl r nufi
strength where former weakness prevailc , _ Cou-
venieut package, Simple, eflectuui, and legitimate.
.. C In" re QUICK no Tuonoueb.
Po t r (hair-ad i'mz'lah'nm: llltilili on
CAT ’ Vital 5. Sent scalediiyourdmg.
outlines no avail. Price 5| r pkgc,oior$3,
with written guarantee complete cure.
lulomlluncn, tolerances, cm, he: and confidential.
Send all slau-meuroi via-«c will 23 a H. hr :1 week':
trial lrmlivicui. Um: only F"‘Il l-u: uh permit. 5*
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Sold by Geo. U. Stllison, South Nor—
wulk. ’ ‘ ,, 4‘ y _ .
ll tt’ Nerverine Pills
The era
remedy ior
nervous proe'
' lration and
all nervous
diseases of the
LORENZO DIBBLE,
11 North Main Street.
W
‘TIIE CELEBRATED
.
generative or
' than?"
i Of
Emb
and
Cross Creek
- - OALS
FOB BANG! AND FURNACE.
mm-
box mail 6 basal $5 I.
ii'o'm saline to. Plot's. cilia: ,olu
Boldbynllidrnuim
THE
NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY.
who-embankment
ondelatemillbedellverodbv Aidfibyo‘gziateanoic derriokefieambor-
0.4., gm nee, e..weoa cu
a. “3'3: hm... Low Pawns on
ion was nominated the place on the ticket
was oflercd too number of prominent Re—
publicans, but all refused it, not deeirln
to run in a strongmmmuo district a
be detected. Mr. Allen. who had preview
‘ly figured to some extent at St. Louis, con»
coated to accept the nomination, and hi-
wheequent election was as much a our.
price to him on to his Democratic opponent.
"The defeat of Councilor Sullivan was due
to the-antagonism of a silver elements in
his party and to the not that thousands
failed to vote for either candidate, although
presumably in favor of fiulliven, as he
carried the district last year by over 5,000.
The W. C. '1'. “Convention.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 12.——Many of the dele-
gates and most oi the national oillccrs have
arrived to attend the twenty-third annual
convention of the National Women’s
Christian Temperance union, which meets
in Music hall tomorrow morning and will
be in session for six days. Miss Frances
E. Willard, the president, who has just ar-
rived, met with the executive oflloare of’the
national body on business pertaining to
the convention. Five hundred accredited
delegates and as many more visitors are
expected. Mina Willard in an interview
said that the annual address will be print-
ed~ after rather than before the convention.
The time Mimi Willard had reserved for the
preparation of this address was devoted to
the relief of the Armenian refugees at
Marseilles, which work claimed her entire
time and strength up to the hour of he:-
departum from Soutlmmpton. Miss Wilo
lord‘s plan in to go to Castilc, N. Y., im~
mediatoly after the St. Louis meeting,
where she will complete the address.
Tonneuee'e Centennial Celebration.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 12.——Tllc Tennessee
centennial exposition is now an assured
mucosa. and no such enterprise ever had
better and more «commuting prospects.
The work of erecting buildings and bean.
tifylmr the grounds has gone on stoudi~
iy, despite the excitement of political cum—
pulgn, nml visitors from other suites are
amazed at the extent and scope of the on
tcrprlsc uml splendid appearance of the
meat buildings. There is a constantdc-
round for a nice for exhibits, coming from
every state 11 the l‘nion and foreign cont»
tries. The. oxlmaltiou will open May l.
1897,1rnditis the determination of the
management to avoid the. mistakes of other
expositions and have everything complctc
on opening day, so that the that visitors
will onjoyn full cxtmsition without the
nnnoyznwes of unfinished Work.
Wealthy Lumber-man's Suicide.
Mlxxl-mnous. ‘Sov. 12,—4 laptoiu Albert
S. Merriam, u. wealthy lumhcrumu, walked
into the Commercial club, entered a small
curdrtmm and shot himself through tho
hood with u 38 caliber revolver. Death was
iusmntuncous. Merriam bus boon n vic-
tim of nervous dyspepsia nlul munitly hurl
suffowd much. which probably caused his
not. Ho left no letter, and thctlecd appears
to have been entirely unpmumlltuml. Mr.
Mon-lam came to lilinncuxmlis from Quin-
cy, 1115., whom he was very prominent.
He had been here about two yours. being
(incurred in logging invocations. lio louvre
o wife and (mo doughtcr, both of whom
reside in Minneapolis.
notelman'e Suicide.
Wismxorox, Nov. l'J.»~Bouh-lle W.
Frazier, proprietor of the Wellington hotel,
committed sulcido by shooting: himself,
the tragedy mkingplacc ot a lonely spot
“our the chain bridge over the, Potomac.
river above Wont Washington. The bullet
had entered the right temple and bed
{Missed out on tho left side. The deceased
wusn prominent citizen and woe ouoof
the best known hon-linen In Washington.
He bud been in a melancholy frame of
mind for mmo time pom, due to his physical
condition. A letter to his wife unsigned
ill houllhua tboumwthnt led to taking
his life.
The Alabama Legislature.
hioxmounuv. Mu. Nov. lu.-—'l‘hc Alu-
htimu Iogiulutlm‘ urgunlzwl with I). Sayre
us president of tho W'llllii' and N. N. (llouo
onto aponkcr of the house. The Ihnum-rute
in tho house numbered 7M and tho Popu-
lista :34. In the Whole there are ill Donn)»
mm and ii Populism 'l'lw, that (mum:
(or the nomination of u l7nilui Hum-a nou-
Mor may be held tonight. Balloting for
l'nltcd Stun-e monitor unmi- begin in open
w'nulrm on the 24th inul. 'I‘Iw Populism
have not yet divided whether they will
nominate u t-undidutv.
Violator! Maine dome Lowe.
litmus, Nov. IL'.--lioquieltlou papers
Montiovcruor (iii-Moo of Maine. for the
cztrmlliiou of Philip lliurquuml, a well
known bunitum men of this city, on an
indictment found In Maine. charging him
with illegally kllIInuu 1mm, hum bet-n
meivcd by the state nuthm'ltica. The gov-
ernor honored the pnporn. end Mr. Mar-
nu One a Dem.
lrmca, S. Y., Nov. lam-Jason N.
Merrill, neat-neuter, while repairing Wll.
llama dam. at iiwatllilo gorge, mlaeczl
his imtimld on the dam and won liurlci
36 foot to the rocks. ln‘lnw. dashing his
brains out. He was o eouaiu of Jason 1’.
Merrill. chairman of the Tompkins county
Delmmtlc minimlttcc.
ammonium”... ............. was
ricotta" Willie to sun lip.
summit, N. it, Nov. ”.me Hook-
eett mills will start up on the but of De.
amber after a shutdown [or repaint and
lock of orders of ill weeks. The mills give
employment to 300 hands, and cotton
goods are manufactured.
WWW.»
of theRepubllcan convention at which Ah Ir
quand will how. to R0 to Maine for trial. "
, , ”staple-data Matthew, soft
ifa’ mixtures. .bmnfn, are}: and black, . blue, and
bmk‘imeye and mutually-daily mode maily- (ca-Mb ,,
no 312. 313.50.375.00. $18.00: $20.00. $25 90. ._
8, “00. We're mria' fine garments ' you seldom i
find in ready—Made. »_ _ ‘
Mew about your winter Underwear? We’ve geodetic/-
fly at 48c~—betler 98c. ”50—41“! made 82.75
and 33,50 a garment.
We Sell
Bil/0657037. CONN.
Boys' Clot/1mg, ‘ .
toffee/offing. ‘ , Open mica ' r 'a' ' d
y, n a an
Bicycle Clothing. Isatway“evcnings. I
Coachman s Outfits. ‘
Rubber Clotblbg. I
NOWIS THE
TIME!
how reasonable the price is.
QIL HEATERS,
Frbm $3.60 to $l2.00.
C all and see them before purchasing,
we can save you money.
NASH 8: VANSCOY,
Ger. Ii. Iain and West Streets,
SOUTH NORWALK CONNECTICUT
.c—n,
D RELIABLE
DallyDi-roe‘étngeight Line
new YORK,SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK. "
THE PROPELLERS
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULCAN,
Will leave Pier 23, E. R., Beekmun street, New York." at 5 p. m.
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. m; South Norwalk 6 p. m. Freight received from
7 a. m. to 5 p m. Upon application to agents the City of Norwaik
Eagle and Vulcan will be sent for special lots of ireight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity.
All persans are forbid trusting any of the employees of the boats of
this line on account bi the owners thereof.
”
For the Month of November.
Complete line of watches, clocks, jewelry, silverware, opalware and
' cut glass. .
DIAMONDSI DIAMONDS!
while not sold at strictly cost price, will besold low enough to attract
purchasers, who will find many rare bargains.
A. W. AUSTIN, ,39 Wall Street, Norwelk
m w ,..... We.-. . . .
What Is It?
Ts. BROWN,
Oil Wfllilllflll "II",
weather l‘mooe’ t.
mourn» carol-ha isoer- All Kinds of Timber Work!
M Churches, Factoriee or any Large Build-
ing work a mildly.
. ~ ' ' ' SHOP. amulet AVENUE.
R Av I o I D . B R o 5. mar NORWALK. CONN.
LESLIE MIME, “eager.
to. hermit. elm ,
g
Generally fab-s cooler: water-iv wince
“9‘
'i'
To think about purchasing a new
lamp to light up your home these
long and dreary evenings. Call at
Nash & Van Scoy’s and. see a line
that Will beautify your home and
will make you happy when you find
Just received, our Cylinder Stove.
'BIG'REDUCTIO‘N SALE
A fine line of stones at greatly reduced prices. All of these goods
thotpromptlyou lobar your shoes at.
one store retherthea another? Isn't it
etyle, quality, ritual-ability Ind‘pl'ioo on
to the shoe and met and courteous-
ettentionoothe ofthe proprietor and
Want if Imam the reel induce.
uranium luckier o liberal thereof your
Couch flow-lb. 00ml
mdputn and, this ‘,
mamfloln‘the .‘ "
mwblohhumpflledthe
balm , bum
.vmw
conciliatory or natioiaetory. Complain“,
made by this government at injustice done
to American cit-irons or . American cox!»
meme have been as a'rule ignored or piu~
.- conholed. and in the runs (laces where an-
emm have been given they have ,_ ed
"for from adequate or conclusive. c‘cool
indeed haa'thc tone or the Spanish foreign
oliiee been and on patent in its indilierenw
to representations and remonatranees from
Washington that the administration has
been forced more and more to prepare
itseli for the utmost- contingencies. ‘ '
For some time past annoying emotions
on American commerce have becrrreportcd
from Havana, for which redress has been
, sought in vain from the Spanish govern-
ment, Diacriminationa against American
captains and shippers have increased, and
little or no pmtcnae has been made of re-
pairing the injuries already done or of put—
ting an end to the unjust practices of the
Spanish customs and revenue officials in
Cuba. Many sources of irritation conse-
quently exist, from any one of Which may
spring alarming (501an lintions.
More Ships For Admiral Rance.
The surest indication that the govern—
ment fools uppmhi-naive about the situa—
tion is to befound in the significant in
crease of the North Atlantic fleet». Never
before has so powerful u squadron been as-
ocinbled under on American admiral as
that now gathered at t'cw York and Ser-
folk. Aillnil'lii Bunce’s command consists
of 1:2 modem vessels of war—namely, the
Indiana, the Massachusetts, the New York,
the Columbia, the Maine, the Texas, the
Newark, the. Ton-or, the Raleigh, the
Kutahdin, the Montpgmery and the trans-
port Fern. The list includes two powerful
battleships, two other battleships, carry—
ing a somewhat lighter battery; an arm-
ored cruiser, a monitor, four protected
cruisers and :1 mm.
Already formidable, this fleet. is to be
mater-hilly augmented in elloctlvcnoss un-
der urgent directions of the secretary of
the navy. Mr. Herbert has sent out impor-
ntive instructions to hasten the comple—
tion of the armored cruiser Brooklyn, now
nearly ready for service. The vessel is ex-
pected to be in commission before the close
of this month. She is the improved sister
of the big New York and would be more
than u match for any cruiser in the Span-
ish navy. Secretory Horbcrt has also sent.
out strict orders to hurry up the big heavi—
ly ill'lllili't'il i'uonitor Puritan, now at the
New York navy yard. Many naval oilicers
word this vessel as the best fighter in the
navy.
A Splendid Fleet.
The addition of those two s‘i‘astlifl will
increase thommmnud oi Admiral Bum-o
to iishlps, ii more armou‘d and protected
warships tlmn Admiral Meade command-
ed when the home squadron was consider-
ed n splendid (loot. Five of these ships
have been added to the squadron in the
course of the Irist few months. Two more
will join it‘lusldc of 20 days. It reports
are trustworthy, and they scorn to be, the
monitor hiiuntolmmoh, now out of service
at the New York station, is to be commis-
sioned at. once, also the Vesuvius. Tho
(‘ustine has just been brought home from
the south Atlantic station and is at Nor-
folk. Tho )lurblehutl is on the way home
from Europe. These two ships will join
Admiral Bum‘c's fleet- before the month
expires. Thus he will have n. command
three times the size and power of that.
which Admiral illi‘lllll‘. bad in charge when
the (‘uhan troubles first lx‘eumc serious
and ubout live flutes more numerous than
the country has today on any foreign Silk
tion.
A straw in relation to the matter is the
recent action of the uuvy dcmrtnmut con»
coming repairs on the Newark. 'i‘luit ros-
sol needs many Improvements, undo board
of inquiry wcmunwndml ll few days ago
that slu‘ be put out of service. and extensive-
ly overhauled. This l‘i’f‘illllllll‘lliillililll lilr.
Herbert disuppmvul. Ho din-«ml that the
ship Iw go‘s ready for service imuu-tllutoly.
'l‘lwro is no doubt that tho lmvtil uuthnrl~
tics have shown extraordinary activity in
the lust few months. They urn continuing
their zeal, uud there must IM‘ some unumr
ul cause for this. (in no previous'm-t-ueiou
how the efforts of the ollIi-lolu been on our-
nost us now to t,’(till‘t‘llil‘llil‘.ll piwcrf’ui fleet
in home worms.
Anti-American Sentiment In Spain.
There Is no doubt that u hostile declarm
lion umilnnt this country would Ili‘lmpllliil‘
in Spain. Emlmrmmnl by the revolution
In (‘ubo, worrlmi ovcr llic outlook In tho
Philippines, imriul ml to tlwcoursoof Ilnu
(‘urhmulul his ayuumtbizors, tlu- diam-rel
of the present mvurmuuul Is uxln-mo. .H‘o
“Not. bun th‘mnc the tmubiv of the mlnla-
try that I’m-tiller ('onovun til‘i‘lilii to regard
it on both politic and patriotic to lukc nomo
exlmordlnun' notion which will w‘ntcr
fooling In Spain on a subject than; in die
tinctly national In olumwtr-r, Mllt‘ll on war
with at foreign power. 'I‘Iila cnum- in sum
to prove of advantage to tho inn-watt: of
Alfomm.
Don Curios ls tuduy tlu- mmt [mt‘out fuon
tor lu l-Ipulh. iic In It «militant shadow
news» the politicnl path of tllciniuni klmr.
(in twmunt of his patriotic cloud on the
Cuban wur. particularly hie n-lmlto to his
followcra. whooimlnwml the momma by
the Vector of nwunuroe to mine funds to
curry on the war, Don i’nrlon' popularity
with his countrymen has pro-oily Inch-need.
'i‘hin shrewd. auihllloun Hpnniurd hue real
molly ahowu much twrlvity. l‘li‘ hurt so
cured mntml of u widely circulated hind.
rid jouruul, and thmuuh Its columns he to
bolohorinu the mlulatry with all county.
denouncing it In mvcw lemon for m mmk»
um towml the new States. He has
branded this muutrynau nation of Hunter
and ill‘fllmiilflii. Whot Iw my: In this line
nickel hie popularity wider muting his own
pmplo.
Alfomo's cabinet cannot be less violent.
nutrient the United States than lion (‘arlm
It It wishes to stand high in the torrent of
the Munich pulpit». Hponiartia have. crime
to look upon Americans on their bitttn'eet
encoder. Thmogh the ,iotlmui mammal
by lion Carlos they hate been «located to
irritate that Amerlcem are mo aiding
therefomimdiverted modem
mum to hold that! my on m
“condone, of mu;
, penal,butoflatetlwottltudeammedbr
, ‘ minulmmtmmmwrmm
the Cuba: Incarnation. Attention mum to
we
will to have counted. but,
Great excitement prowl“.
not only on attenuate! the! “
imam of the'newekrceei
United States romaine ' ‘ _
land's present attitude on the.
lien. . . , ,
GLADSTONE SUBS,
men-a Old Hon Hallow
land's Album
Loxnox, Kev. 12.-A m,
here that the lord chief juetleo of"
will choose Mr. Gladstone on one
two men who, with the mm
the Foiled States. will endeavor ‘ 1 '
the Venezuelan dispute. ,
Whether or not, Mr. Giadeioncwlli
cept the honor is not known, and"
regard it may be mid thou this mi
first be found out below the trier: lo
licly made.
Prominent officials here are “Mm
the report and speculating on the _ “ '
hie row that might follow should“
Grand Old Man he brought to the ' ,
There is no doubt that such ammo '
be in direct opposition to the wlsi'flv’
Lord Salisbury, but it is pointed
the Tory government dime nothing}
of sufficient experience and judicial
to be accepted, with public approval,
against the tax-premier should be M
lists or signify his willingness in it!!!
to accept the trust. . ‘ '“
Liberals and anti-Tories of everyifnotldp
are enthusiastic over the idea of Mr. G
stone’s appointment and are convinced
that should the opportunity occur than“
statesnmn will rise to the occasion and an
acute some such truism move of diplomacy;
as will completely extinguish the lunar
points made by Lord Salisbury. '
At present, while every Englishman ,
glad to see the dispute nearing, a close
each does not- fail to recognize the fact tho
the outcome is more or less of a backdown
for the lion. ' .f
Bill‘oll Russell, on whom devolves tho
duty of choosing the two representative: at
Great Britain, is known as one of the
“fairest minds of England,” and it is little
to say that in choosing arbitramra be I’ll
not be swayed by any political bins. ‘Iiil ,
this fact that gives the report great weight,
and it can be safely assumed that if Mr.
Gladstone is not appointed it will be it"
cause he does not wish the honor. ' '
Monelek Proton“ Devotion.
ROME, Xov. 12.-—The Vatican Mainly
Journal prints the text of the letterreccnt— ,
ly received by the pipe from King Menelek '
of Abyssiniu, which was brought to his ,
holiness by Mgr. Macuirc. Menelck pro-
tests Illsdovotion to the pope antimala-
tnins that, since the. Italian government
continues in its attitude of hostility W- L
word Abyssinia. he is nimble to sacrifice
the solo gunrnntm of . pence that he hold!
by restoring to liberty the Italian prisons
err. he has taken and now holds. Menslek ‘
also expresses hope that the pope will in-
tervene in the interests of peace and thus
act-climate the libemcion of the prisoners.
A Shaker'e Troubloe.
Hl'osox, N. Y., Nov. 12.-Robert Val-
entino, the New Lebanon Shaker trustee.
tux-used of swindling New York property
owners and obtaining property by in!” ‘;
pretenses, was examined before ureter”
at Clint-bum. It is claimed that if Valian-
line violated the covenant in his imam
others did so, too, and that the ‘ml
troubli- is due to jealousy. A receiver will '
ho uppoiutml to ruin: i-Imrgo of What pm-
crty \‘nicntiuc [3053635595, and an action is
utoucc to be begun against the Shaker
community to hold it to the indebtedm
of Volt-mine.
An Indian Deopoudo.
Wivxwm. Nov. ill—Several days ago
an lmliuu nmtlcd Churn-ml. on the. Blood
roam-w, nour Fort McLeod, killed thmb
1m1plo~uuothcr lmilnu. his equaw and the
farm instructor. ("humool (heaped from.
the unwrvc, and u dctuchmunt of mounted
police llin’k‘ been In pursuit of him. They
have several limits been hold at buy by the
llt‘ripi'l'ilill). ’i‘wo poliomnon have been
Wounded, uml yvstcnluy Sergeant Wilde,
while uiii'nlpiltlg his rupture, was shot
(loud. Tho orders uowore to shoot the
l'ci‘lsklu on night.
Carnal: Would Retire.
l.onsvn.x.l:, Nov. liwficcn‘tury Cur-
lllill' warms to retire from polltloil. While
he war»- In Kentucky Inuit month he acid to
u iricml, who uwutlouod the foot that there
was lull; of electing him to the senate:
“l HInwu-Iy hopi- they won't- do It. I have
been in politics :io yours, and I am tired of
It. My ulncum desire and intention in to
have nothing more to do with lailltlcoIM
the end of this mlmiulatrutlon."
., .ma... mama“...—
Promlnent Lumber Doll" Dew-OI. ;
ALBANY, Nov. l~.'.-—Arc.hlbcid Camp-g
hell. one at tlw twat knmvu aminund lum- _
her dculera In Ontario, was drowned M
(‘olbormn ili- memo from Inmhifl and j
dizziness. lio not up utuu curly bonnie
take it walk on tho lil‘l‘, ulltl it In no ,
that ho lwcumc dizzy and fell inio Till
water. ‘ ‘
Cycle Factory to Mon Up.
SYHMZIlilil, .‘iov. ”Lu-E. 0. am In
on. bicycle makers of this city, with ~
ilu‘tory iIM been closed in!“ monument». "
will rrwpcn Monday with o form of am ,
men. til the mom time Immune.“
l0 and in come mom 2" per cent. " ’7
New l'reiuoor u mm. . ,
Iloarox, h‘ov. lit—At a meeting 0! i:
board at art-memo! Harvard coliefl'
was voted to concur with the m
and follows In their vote electing ‘fi
Franck». l’h. ll, mimirtifflm ‘
orator-a, in nerve from Sept. 1.
,itovr Rubber liil ll -
Baum. ii. 1., liar. lit—Jilin“ he
a newmbbcr mill erected hm M‘ _
mammoth“ or W midis. ; m
building will coat ”MOM. ond'lhe. '
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