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‘ jwkhtoluve items of news or other ms t-
hundered-tom mtrnnceto Thesenti-
We“ should ui chooses be m-
”, a” ran evasive comma.
. donth Norwalk. (loan
flu Evening Sentinel has a Circulation
Town of Norwalk and m Suburbs
‘ . Omidcrably, ”If”! the Combined
, ‘ ion of the other Thru Local Bath
7: "M Frau Room is always open to
0.
{Wagon cannot be guaranteed .the
name day copy is handed in. Every rea-
able effort will be made to accommo-
V, trons. but changes cannot be in-
~' ' upon as a right unless copy is sent
inlay?) o’clock in the afternoon of the
day before the change is desired.
. Telephone Calls.
ldain once. 98-5-
“World rooms. 02-).
" . ranch ethos. 50-4.
,[ovr‘Ym‘k Herald Weather Fore-(met.
‘ ‘ The weather today promises to be generally
, {airtOpartly cloudy and warmer. t llowed by
_ light snow or rain. Tomorrow it promises to
, be partly cloudy. with slight temperature
’ changes. preceded probably by rain or snow.
ringside... neéer'a "-
‘T‘behizhest point or the thermometer for
I, tbotwentr-iour hours ending at noon toiov
2 me til dureusouve zero: lowest. 14 degrees
' I e.
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I! .unrm Almanac for Tomorrow.
. Bu‘risel l Sunsets ’ High tide Low tide
at [:04 I at 1:24 at 11:28 4:85
hood (wanker...
A well known teacher of athletics and
the inventor of a machine for develop-
ing all the muscles of the body,o machine
that should give the user perfect health
and make him live forever or thcrcubout,
has been the source of much trouble to
his _ friends on account of his inenno
freaks as to his insides, particularly his
Etomnch. Hr come to the conclusion that
it was necessary to his well being to out
two or three quarts. of l('t' cream and then
use a stomach pump cu himscli and take
it‘ont. 'lhis is not. a plczssunt idczi. nor
was it a pleasant process. That, coupled
with other queer manittstntions, landed
the athlete in a lunatic asylum.
- He was not much crazier, however.
than thousands of people outside of the
insane hospitals who devote their lives
to worrying over their stonmcbn. I‘lt'l‘ii
is a Woman who dcvontly bcln-vcs shc
would’dih if she'did not irwnllow a_ dose
,5 (if warm water i and soda after every
meal. You cannot argue or reason or
. ,even pray with lzrr on the subjcot. An-
‘ other qnccr crcaturc. is in the habit of
weighinfirovory onncnof food he on.”
and carryling'rthe matter as a hcavy bur—
flcn on his soul. If he should out n. six-
teenth of on ounce too much, lic would
nearly'cxp‘irc from the pains of dyspep-
sin.- You might tray him in umormr
rind you could not pmnunde him other
wise. . ‘ , -
t Brethren. those ho nll cranks, cvl-ry
quewnlundhrir (i('g[(".ilfiy nrc gwnuincly
crazy. It is not. their notions of food
, that make them runny. it in llll‘l_l"i'l';17.‘i'
nose that liliilsi'bt their crank" notions
about food. '1 no true way is to out the
bent {god “'1‘ know of 11nd till no little of
it csttill tulisfy us, lllt'll think no more
about it. 'l‘llcrc is nothing more disas-
trous than undying our internal aunt»
amy too closely. There is nothing so do
‘ltrnctivo is brimming 1m 1' our nilmcnls
iind wrongs.
The American Race.
’ The nineteenth wntury will close its
(yo! upon 11 [:00le who form at least the
groundwork of adietim-t Anu-ricnn rncc.
Ito best roprcecnlmiwe :m- nvnhvr iter-
Inan. Irish, English. cavalier, igunknr
nor Puritan in their ancestry. 'l‘hcy im-
mutton continuity.
to be one of the area whence. even
in this age of gigantic cnterprim The
company is now ready to begin opera-
‘ done. according to a recent article in
the Chieagx Tribune.
The syndicate is organized to mann-
fsetnro for China everything necessary
to put that coontryon a levelwith mod»
ern nations It will build railroads,
trolley lines and cars, will dredge bar-
bore. put up electric light plants. gal
and water works and build houses and
roads as well.
Two Englishmen are the main pro-
moters of the enterprise. The interde-
pendence of nations and people on one
another is shown by the fact that the
scheme was organized by two English-
,men. who. in order to perfect it, went.
the one to Shanghai. the other to Chi-
cago. to operate. American capital and
manufacturing will be largely represent-
ed. The capital of the company is 8100.-
000.000 to begin. Li Hung Chang him-
self favors the syndicate, which is to be-
gin. it is said. by constructing 2,800
miles of railroad in (fibula. All this ap-
parently moans lively business and the
amassing of‘ millions by the American-
Englieh syndicate at this end and the
rapid developmentof China at the other
end of the line. The company will have
three hcndquartcrs-ébondon. Shanghai
and Chicago.
Will the Blind See by the X Ray?
Individuals who are unable to perceive
any dilfcrence between night and day
ordinarily have, when the X ray is
thrown strongly upon their cycs, seen
points of light. ’Both tho blind men
with whom Edison has been experi‘
monting were able to see each light.
The strungcst experiment. however.
was that mode in San Francisco. Here
a young man totally blind could, by
means of the X ray, pi-‘rccivo objects
through a 2 inch pine board. In fact, he
seemed to see bettcr through the board
than he could when it did not intervene.
The vision was not very perfect. Ho
wusouly able to discern the size and
shape of various objects. The fact that
he could see at all where before he had
been totally blind. however, was sufliv
ciently well authenticated.
These experiments may he the begin-
ning of it new life for the blind. Some
kind of spectacles or apparatus may he
invented that will cnuhlo them to util-
ize the X ray. If they can be made to
are objccts distinctly cinnzgh to nudge.
thcir wuy about alone. that. will he an
iniinilc gain for thcin. The l‘Xlli‘l'lllll‘UiS
give :1. hope to tho blind whom optic.
nerves have not brcn actuallydcstroycd.
An experiment of much intirrst in
criminal annals will . be made at. the
Ohio penitentiary. llcrctofori- tlm chit-f
ignominy of prison life has been thv 7.1»-
bro striped uniforms the convicts wcur.
Mr. E. (i. (.‘otiin. warden of the stub-
prisnu, at Columbus. has established
granlcs of clothing for tho dim-wit
.nrndcs of prisoners. The lowest will be
itho third, the ordinary stripes that con-
;victs wcnr. Time, will be u scoond
:grudo for prisoners whose record is good.
§Thc lust class of convicts, those who are
‘most intelligent and amenable to hu~
munizing influences, will be clad in suits
1all. On first entering the penitentiary
‘nll convicts will’bo put into tho second
Inimlo of clothes. on tho presumption
,thnt. they are not so very bud. Those
“who rcmuin SlX”IIlillltl18-lllfllfl second
'grat‘u- without breaking any rules or
Vniving trouble will bpcutitlcd to put on
{the unrnwnie of plain may. Warden
,tfutlln lwliovcs that n prisoncr can be
Erui'oi‘nn'd better by influencing his» mind
”bun luv lut‘Tt’ly punishing his body. it.
In; a inct that our prisons have been con-
duclml hitlicrm ruthci‘ nlong the line of
punishing the criniinal’n body thnnnf
1111.1111ng him and making him it man
among men.
llzu'r ' Former, the Eu lishcnricntnr-
.1 ii
i let, known the ininddof his own Britons
._:.:<\\1-ll no he. knows how to hit. off tlwir
Hidivnt physical points. l‘lu suysuf 1114111
in wmrnl; “You know there in a sort
ct" tillt'l'l'llig nupcriority about English-
mun. 'l'ln'y think the}; urn tho nhe‘oluto-
lv plrtw-l.ot'w1rtl1. and tiny don't trou-
ble to tiud out about. others. "
t‘ho result. of the emailing, more or 1an
scientific». of all limp-r, with in dash of}
French and b‘pnmsh added. 'l‘ln'mnn:
who is omixtnreof i’onnuylvxminQuak- l
. er, Pennsylvania iivrmnn. Scotcli~lrisli..
ow England l’uritnn and portions
Knickerbookor Dutch in much superior
w the man donut-titled from ancestors
{who have stnid in om- place and repro-
dycld, without change, the blood of the
Min or Dutchman or of the Englieh
V Milieu. however noble. that originally
”Ned in the south.
' 1m typical American will have the
, of the most civilized nations of
W. peoples not too dissimilar. run-
his; in hiuvehia There will bctighting
blood, ‘Iobolarly blood. commercial.
1’ agricultural and artistic blood. and from
”Mingling and chemical combining
of it all will spring the'hundsowwt 11nd
‘ w sifted me on the glider. We are
not min. but wh really feel sure of this.
item Scandinavians. i’olm, Hungarians
.- ‘ltlilan’e will have their share in
, doing the he not Ainoricnn mm};
We do not avoid too many of the last
Med. peoples. hmvcvormnd the gov-
lgmms is wise to restrict tboir imam,
' its own.
The next humu- will t'nntniti 2117 liw
1111111101111". 1117 livnuwrnlu and ill Popu-
lislri, giving the licpuhlicnns 11 mnjority
m- r all of .67. in thc ncxt m'nntn tin-1c
lwdl be ill licpuldn'nm, ill llvnmcrnis
‘nnd l l l’upnlietu. On the silvor question
tln- et‘natc may stand 47 for gold and viii
for silver.
a
in the pest three months $70,000,000
in gold hm lmt‘ll imported into this
country from Europe. and European
bunkrrs botanic apprehvnmivo tbnt. they
Wcrc going to lose their gold in consc-
qnonrc. 'l‘hcy thcrnlorn put. up rate» of
intcrcut all round.
Pestilence and disaster that are for
.nwny innkn littlc imprcseion on imm-
kind. Wu have been tending; rcports of
the tavern a of cholera in Egypt. the post
year. but few of us have noticed that
it took out of life 18.110 victims.
In former times no hunk over issued
any circulation union or porter-money of
That was tho prerogative of
government. The first bank currency
was put into circulation by the Bank
at Sweden in 1058. ‘
inf plain gray. without any stripes at .
mamuM'
We mammal ,
with thematic! the 1- bested
Glove-ritual: Patterm.by . .. mean
pmnttoontladymadensomeottheir
very newest and choicest- autism or
garments. Mendez]: tdirections
for putting Mother the H to ac-
company each pattern
GDOS-Lndlca‘ Slcltver.
were or our uneven.
' Sleeves are as yet in tlie transforma-
tion state. the putt near the shoulder be-
ing acceptor! as the latent. There are
many different nrmugeuients, however,
of this puff, our illustration presenting
one which, although ela rate in effect.
is quite simple in construction. No. 1
shows a model of trumtpurent fabric.
arranged over titted lining of colored
silk. The sleeve is shirrdd in mousqne-
tnire style, its soft wrinkles across the
arm being caused by gathers along the
edges of the seams. The fanciful puff
is of shot silk. 'l‘hc tulhicse at the up-
per edge is arranged in gathers that ex-
tend to the shoulder scam and finish at
this point with a soft knot. The pail
is caught. up well in the centre, show-
ing the wrinkled sleeve to within a few
inches of the shoulder scum. No. 2
portrays theilutest craze in the veritable
tight-fitting sleeve, and is not unbecom-
ing ton very slender turn, the stylish
puff above providing the requisite full-
ness. The same poll is used for No. 2
as for No. 1. and the wrists are complet-
ed with Valencieunes lace which may
be substitute]. however.jior a. fine knife
pluiting.
No better design in sleeves can be sug-
gostcd for a theatre bodice or a dinner
, Laundry, o Danbury, Conn.
Connecticut ,
Laundry,
Havllnnd Street.
\ We are putting in some additional ap-
pliances and have arranged to reopen
our steam and hand departments on
Monday the 7th, inst, under the exper-
ienced and capable management of Mr.
P. F. Bro by, from the City Steam
Mr. Brophy brings to his new position
such knowledge'ot modern practice in
the steam laundry as. we doubt not, will
prove the business to be asmuoh of a
necessity and success here in the Nor-
walks unit is in other progressive towns:
In addition to the regular gentle-
man's work, the Laundry, during the
"pneumonia season." will extend to the
gentler sex the benefit of its facilities by
furnishing them delivered at their homes
early in the week. washed, starched and
ROUGH DRIED, family work ready to
ho irrmcd in their own warm roomsfl‘his
is a. feature which in 1.’hiladelphic. and
in many towns in Massachusetts and
elsewhere, has proved not only common
icul but. cxtremoly popular. by doing
away with the weekly terror of the
household. .
But as only a limited quantity of this
kind of work can be taken until more
washing machines are put in. it is sug-
gested that application be made early.
The pricewill be rated by weight of the
goods as received by us. Five cents per
pound, With minimum limit of twenty-
tiveccnts for any one bundle. Shirts.
collars and cuffs will be churned for at
list prices and bundled separately.
T1: otl'cr an equal advantage to the
gown. In remodelling lust season's.
gowns the pattern will prove a boon, as i
now alcoves mean a. coiiiplcto iransfor- .
motion. i
To make those sleeves in the nmlium l
for No. 1 design. and two yards for No.3
or. l
1111. The pattern. No. 133,911.}, can be had l
in sizes for a 112, 36 and til-inch bust
COUPON.
On: this out. fill in yo'iriiamennd adress
and mail or take it to
size requires two and uric-nighth yards ,
2 design of forty’iour-incli widc unit .
measure.
Entitlinatoone Patter’p.‘ any size of No.
6' 1'.
Starter-rat’s Bargain House
NAI-
Annaul..............,,
SIZE —-—-—~KN
This coupon and 12 (lento will secure
PATTERN No. emu.
above pattern at Shinto nt's. North Main
and Ann streets. South ,orwa k.
Weather Summary For November.
The tmnperutnro, precipitation. etc...
:for the month of November. as recorded
:by George (“. Utilill'thk, observer. is as
Lfollows: Highesttemperature.lino, on
the lith: lowest temperature. 18°, on
“11123.1; incam maximum temperature,
fill :15; mean minimum tcrnpi-ruture.
211.135; moon tomponltnro, 41G; total
pl‘i'clplltitluh. 2.41 inches: greatest pre
capit alien in any twenty-four consecutive
hours. 1.21! inches. bib and 5th; tote]
snowfall, ~13 inches; ‘llllllilit‘l‘ of clear
days. 13; number of partly cloudy duys.
1; number of cloudy tlityn, til. l’ruvuil-
ing wind. dirccthni wdnt.
monk for Imperial (brown cigars.
From Sire T Son.
himn'e ('vlur‘.‘ him:
iurlln' .‘HI'H-b tow-w fr-‘In «ire in mm non
ll-unM il in”! how hlIiIII-l. hair my Mum
lllhlmlr r. ln-iiizoetlnn. v'-o|‘~tipntllvli. lirndm-hc.
tl11~ sin-'lilv mun-urn \luu it i‘. .‘s‘lldwin.
Swill Ntlr“’lilk.ull*|ll'. l" Win-cl. Nnrwullnth"
lending druuuiwte. are 1 lol- eolo drunk and are
dla nimtlng untold-w 11b“. luiw' ilil'kliuflh
f’li'nnd 'JM'. ‘
As .1 Month“ Medicine I
then is Nethlrig So Good.
l
There in nothing ju}+t as good as Dr.
King‘s New Dimmer for consumption.
coughs and colds. no demand it and do
not pursuit the dealer ltn m-ll you sortie
substitute. He will not claim there is
anything: hotter. hilt- lln order to make
more profit. he may ch im munothtng also
to be just no ‘UXVLJ You want Dr
King’s New lliscovi-r become you know
it toho side and rub bio, and neural»
loud to do good or mo ivy refunded. For
(tilllfll’lmi'illtlh‘, t'nnmli‘piinli and for all
affections of throatmhivet and inner». thorn
in nothing normed no is Dr. King's New
Discovery. Trinibotllcs free at R. H.
l’luistcd‘s drug store. South Norwnlk.
Regular size hilt: and $1.
l
Shorty, Shem ed. Hatter!
(lrcnpiosn partial of E. Gumnkie‘
etore,corner of W 11 and Water 513'
liniscry, wc l'nivo concluded to take upon
1 tlnn'nrmli trial. mid I'm:
gcnilomnn, csmoiully the worthy young
men who are as yet in the state. of single
ourselves the stupendous; c nitmct of rc-
plncing frco of charge their neck bends
when the button holes 11‘11'1‘ given cut;
but we shall not be n-ndy to cuter upon
this. for :1 wool; or two yet.
To m'uld errors our durum in all cases
‘11 ill exhibit. their authority when calling
it ir work. . .
The laundry will be open every ovcxr
111;: until 8 o'clock and on Saturdays un-
til 10.
A trial is solicited.
Connecticut
laundry ‘
Havllnnd Street.
Bucklln’s Antics Salve
The best salve in the world for ours,
bruises. sores. ulcers. suit rhcum. fever
sores. totter, chuppcd hands, chillilninn.
come, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
tively/cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac—
tion or money refunded. l’rim- 2;") route
Did You Ever
Trvl'llcotric Bittcrs on n ri-mcdy for
your trouble»? if not. .1111 :1 lmttln- now
and got rclict’. 'l‘hinmmtn'ine has been
found to be peculiarly iitillllli‘il to the rc~
lit-f and cure of all Fcnmlo- Complaints.
Hurting a \vinnlcx'l'ul direct. influence in
giving strength and tone to the organs.
if you have Loss of Appetitv. (lnnstipn—
tion. licudiiclit‘. .lt‘ninl'ng Spoil-4, wr urn
Nervous. Sic-opleee, Exoitul‘iv. Melon-
clmly or trouble-d with [buy Spells. Elm-—
tricliittcrs in the medicine you rim-1|.
nro mnunintccd irr-natmlth nudill-hyh
its use. 'l‘ifty w-nis. .1nd $1.00 at $1511
son's 11nd chd's filtll‘i'“.
Chlmplon Shot of the World.
lilies Annie Oakley writes: ”Mysclt
and many of tho llutfalo lhll Wild Wont
(to, have givl-n Allcn'n l‘notourc. tho
powdortoekukeintoiho slums. a most
lmnorltly my
that it dove all if not more than you
claim." it ”Mainly intros tho stingout
of come and lmnions. Allen's Fmt’oiwo
innccrtnincuro for BWUllt'lt. shunting.
itching. blzntomd or sweating toot. Sold
by all drnguiets and shoe stores.t\vo11ty-
1ive cents. tinmplo sent free. Address
Allen 8. lhnetod. bailey, N. Y.
Hale's Compound
QUININE
.."’Only one to a customer.
CREAMOF WH
per box. E. 1’. Wood and ii. 0. Stallion. .
NORWALK. GO“. if. V. OFFICE. “2 BROADWAY.
Holiday Books lieu on Sets. Dolls. Toys. Games. etc... Opened' After time 3 .Dsys' Sale.
Great Three Days’ Sale! *
We have been working hard for the last three weeks to get ready for Holiday Goods. We have them
new marked and assorted ready to place on the counters, but find that we have not room {or them. Time
is only one thing to do, that is to make room. Now, for three days, “
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, We Shall Slaughter Goodsl
As we want all the wrapper department for toys.
we shall give 2.50;; 011' all wrappers from $1.25 to $2.98.
JACKETS AND CAPES!
81.25 wrapper 25% off is 94G. We must have part of the great cloak room for sleds.
$1.50 “ “ “ “ “-33 . wagons. etc.
$1.75 l" “ ” v 1.31 All our $17.98 kersey jackets, $13.50
32.00 “ “ “ “ 1-50 n .. 13.50 bouolc ~ 10.00
62-98 n If H u 2.24 11 u 12 98 .1 H 10.00
Remember this is only for three days; afterward they .. H 11.50 .1 u 8.:0
will be T0801“? price. 11° (“500“”- We have 50 jackets. all sizes, at $5 00 each.
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
We want room to display silverware and bric-a-brac.
To do so we shall give 25"., off all dinner, tea and toilet
ware. ‘
0111' themes Fountenny dinner set. 112 pieces, $11.98.
25 pcr cont off is 959.
Our $13,118 dinner set. 25 per cent of! is $10.48.
0111' $1 (31 toilet sets. 25 per cent off is $3 3'}.
()ur $8.98 toilet sets, :25 per cent off is $11.73.
Remember this is for the next three days only..
New line of lamps for presents, new silverware. new
cups and movers, new vases, everything new for Christmas.
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
We have too many and want the room.
no full width tailor made skirts of the latest two-toned
effects, $7.98. We shall sell them at half price.
20 black skirts, bourette effects, $7.50; for this sale $3.75.
UNDERWEAR.
Men‘s white and gray ribbed underwear, value 75c; for
this sale, 500.
hie-11‘s single and double breasted wool underwear, these
were $1.50; for this sale 31.
Ladies' combed Egyptian vests and pants, all sizes. best
quality. 500.
BOSTON STORE,
TELEPHONE CALL, 58-2.
WEEK......
BEFORE Tllli l’l'llldC . :
One of the most delicate and delicious breakfast foods ever offered to the public. A lady will give a dcm:
onstration of these good» all this week. We extend an invitation to all the ludicswui‘ both clues to mill"
and sample this article of diet. ‘
Fancy fresh made Gill Edge Creamery Butter.
The Finest Coffee to obtain.
New Pineapple Jam.
The Ferris Hams and Boneless Bacon.
Rich, high grade “ions.
luspbcrr)‘
We want all the center counters of the domestic depart-
ment. This is how we are going to do it.
10c outing flannel, as many yards as you want, at half
price. he yards. ‘
1 Case tun color blankets. the 49: ones at 3712c.
1 halo unbleached muslin, the 70 kind for no yard.
tic apron ginghams, 10 yards to a customer. at-2c yard.
1 case white domet flannel, the Sc kind, for lie yard.
DRESS GOODS.
We want part. of this counter for Christmas umbrellas,
ct:., and must knife some of the lines.
ILLUMINATED SUITINGS, .10 in. wide, 300 per yard.
We shall sell them at one-half price, 15c yard; Une dress
to a customer.
ALL WOOL DIAGONAL CREPE, 52 in. wide, in navy,
green. and black, $1.00 per yard; for this sale, line per yard.
Only one dress to a customer.
BUUCLE N1 lVElfPlES, 52 in. wide. in navy and black,
blue and brown, green and brown. $1.31lpor yard: for this
sale, $1 00 yard. ()nc dress to a. customer.
BOUCLE MIXED SUITING. 3“ in. wide, all wool. 59c
yard; for this sale, only 300 yd.
‘
THE NORWA’Lk
Gar. Main and Wall
_ . .. - 3—... ‘. H..- mm..-
THIS
“'Ii ARE PLACING
and Currant fresh made jams
' Rock Candy Syrup.
FIRST-CLASS GOODS AT LOWEST POSSHSLE BRICES.
. CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
33 West Washlngton Street. South Normlk, Ct.
IF YOU WANT ALL THE'NEWS
HAVE THE
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
. Regular. . . . .
‘we'ive some the Probiémi
1
()fhig selling in groceries by keeping a large assortment, (it; prices as. attractive
the quality. Old customers know how great the reduce are. To bring
new customers. we give those quotations:
{TS
MAKES THE HAIR GROW! I!
Nunwsm. t'uwrt . Annals. 1119c.
MR. H. R. HAt-l.
Dem tenth—Last winter my twu nirlsl
Were utilimwi Withu W'V'l roe-2:11p trouble, ,
the oldi'nt one being so had tint nll tho;
hair on the crown of hcr hand fell out.
and the scalp was a more or serve and ’
scnrf The young one was, effected in the,
some way. and her hair bud dropped out ,
in 11 sprit. no large at one's hand. Time in. 3
tending: intake them to a pliyeicinnwhco
a friend told me to roll mad not a hottlv
of llnle’e Compound Quinton. Ididmnsl
am pleased to any rim two lmttlrsed‘vctirr‘s
a omnpictc cure; new hair grow on the
bald son's. and they now have a tail
growth and o clean healthy scale.
Nmalk. Gall out see the latent.
‘Wm
styles in Hats. 0 etc. a flat
o
Mite. (J. H. Farm. 1
3 p’c'kg‘e None Such hiince Meat. 25c Enamelinc, per box. to :l in package i’rcparcd Buckwheat, me
i lbe California Raisins, 22's: Beet Soda Crackers. pct lb . 5e 3 in package You (Joke Flour. 250
1 lbs good (Jurrantn. 25o, (told Dost, per p'k‘g.. now I. “Miami Kenneth!» in], 4:...
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