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III-Julius. J. Em‘ery Stevens are
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no.1- Ouneo. .of Elizabeth street, 11
sicko! the grip.
In. oat-nan. w; Bennett. of High
street, is quite sick.
The directors of the Catholic club will
hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon.
—-After supper try an Imperial Crown
cigar. .
._._.,....
The long line of stone wall in the
River street tunnel is soon to be braced
with heavy planks.
The residence of Mrs. Mary Meador.
in 'Hurbor avenue, was yesterday con.
nected with the sewer.
'—-Roe shad, 10:11., at the Star mkt.
Aaron Byington. of Westport uvo~
hue, is convulesciug from an attack
of the grip and mumps.
The Highway Department is making
much needed improvements at the foot
of Barnum's Hill. in Norwallr. ‘
.. _ , .......
The funeral of Mrs. William H. Sher-
wood will be held Monday afternoon
from her late residence in Cranbury.
Mrs. Anna llidgeway, wife of Eli S.
Bartram. a former resident of Norwulk,
died 11 few days ago at her homo in New
”k. N. .1.
—-Men‘s and boys' nlpines. O'Bricn‘s.
In the Superior court. in Bridgeport.
yesterday afternoon. l’ho‘bo Dexter. of
Dunbury. was given a divorce from Fer-
dinund Dexter and $2.50 alimony. Intol-
erable cruelty was alleged.
Howard Clurlr thinks that no attempt
was made Thursday night to set hisbnrn
on fire. lie found a quantity of runs
soaked with kerosene oil in the building.
The barn is located in East avenue. '
There were 1.711% Inmates ut the Con-
nccticut Btopital for the Insane March
I. two less than on February I. Dur-
ing the month. twenty-four were ad-
mitted. two were tliwbztrged. one. u
convict. whose sentence bud expired,
and thirteen were discharged on trial.
At
PAIT14‘QEITAIV LAN.
In. 1.11. W 11111111111 With All!
W Charter to llullsrt.
Mrs. liable. of Nmulk. hem thin
week a series of five talks on parliamen-
tary low, under the umpire: of Ruth
Wyllys Chapter. D. A. 11., of Hartford.,'
Mnntlll'obll la the regent or the D. A. R.
chapter in Norwulk. She has her solo
jest well in hand and talks interestingly-
upon it. Mrs. Robin was introduced by
Ruth Wyllys Chapter. In beginning
her talk Mrs. Noble said that no woman
is now coming more and more before
the public. asit isoften necessary for her
to pmido at meetings, she should think
clea'rly, act wisely nod to familiar with
parliamentary low. Thebest way to get
a knowledge of the subject is not to lie-
ten to :1 lecture or read a paper. but have
' a talk undo drill. in which all can, take
part. "Let unforget that we are women
with elites and get back into the school-
room,"'said Mrs. Noble.
The speaker said that some presiding
oflicon air their knowledge of parlia-
mentary law, but do'not hasten busi—
ness. One must be just to be a good
presiding amour. There is great temp
tation at times. when some one rises
to speak upon a question when you
some one else rises who is known to
favor the views of the presiding olll’
oer. Governor Andrews. of Massachu-
setts. who was a model presiding ollit'er,
had three rules for his actionsip, “Always
keepacool head; be determined to do
justice to everybody; use your own
common sense." Mrs. Noble husl writ-
ten upon the blackboard the classific. -
tion of motions. as follows: Main. sub-
sidiary, incidental, privileged. miscel-
laneous. A main motion is one need to
introduce business before an assembly.
A subsidiary motion is used to assist in
disposing of a main motion. Incidental
motions. grow out of business in bond.
Privileged motions pertain to the privt
liege of members. Misconduct)“ 1m»
tions are those that are not included
under the other headr.
Subsidiary motions were divided
nnderthefollowinn heads: To lay on
the table. the previous question. post-
pone to n time certain. to commit. to
amend. to postpone indefinitely. The
first. third and lust are dilutot'y Ino-
tiona and the previous question is to
hasten business. incidental mother:
were divided 1111 follows: Considerntton
of 11 question. question of order and
appeal. reading of papers. impression of
tho rules. withdrawal of otnotion.di-
vision of a question. Mrs. Noble 11-i-
vised her hearers to drop personalities
in oddrosointr the prehidtng otlicer or In
no. John 111. Holcombe. thermentof
know that his views are different from,
yours, when in another part of the room
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m M. a m 1'ka lilies. llltll “I"
mm mm Mot W
There is a remedy luv children's and
naryllluJucwn at the drug m It
Mother Gray’s Street Worm rowdm‘l.
which is my popular among Booth
Hour-1k mothers who hove used thIs
medicine for the outlive am. Moth-
er Grey. for many years n nurse in the
Ohildmn’ a Home in blew York. the ori-
glnotm‘of these powders, devoted the
best years of her life to treating the
many ohildrau' a ailments which so often
came to but notice in her capacity as
com. The result of her experience
she has given to the world in her Moth
er (Irny' 11 Sweet Worm Powders. These
poo dent are. now placed in all drug
stores, and mothers cveryw hero use and
proton them and tell (him-mothers about
hem. They sure {ovoid-hum. dial»
rhu‘a. bad stomach. constipation, head-
aches and all stomach and bowel
trmibles. They cleanse the stomach
and bowelo. and if worms exist positive.
ly doctroy them. and by cleansing the
system do the child good in any event
Mothers. unit at your 1: store for a
twenty-tire cent box Mother Gray’ 5
Sweet Worm Powders. and use them in
your family. They are pleasant to take
and harmless no mIlk A trial pac
will be sent free for trial to any mot er
giro EUY address Allen 8.011118tod,Lc-
y. . Y.
$100 Reward $100.
The readers of this paper will be
pic-need to learn that therein at least
one dreaded disenee that science has
been able to cure in oil its stages. and
that is Ontarrh. Hull's (.Iutarrh Corn is
the only positive ‘cnro known to tho
no-dicat fraternity. Unta’rth being 11
constitutional disease. requires a consti-
tutionnl treatment. Hull's ( lutarrh (lure
is taken internally, acting directly upon
:he bloodlaud mucous surfaces of the.
system. thereby destroying the fnnndn- i
tton of the diwnse. 11nd giving the pa-
tient strength by building up the con-
stitution 11nd Assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprietor» have so much ‘
l
faith in its curative powers. that they
ofier line Hundred Dollars for any new
that it fails to cure. Send for list of
testimonials
Address. I". J. CHENEY do CI.)., To-
Iedo, i).
would by droughts. 231:.
It is surprising what :1 “wee bit of a
thing" con tux-1111111111111. Sick hondnt he,
constipation, dyspepsia. sour elotuueh.
Iliuibws. zit-e quickly banished by Dr'-
Wllt'u Little 1911le Risers.
Safe, pill. lhmtplll.
walk; “L“. (l. Stillson, South Norwulk.
11 such term W
Front the Clortt at the Circuit Court.
Fernandina. Flu. Feb. 28. I896.
Mr J (loot-go unbrer. Dmggist. City
“If." (leoruc: ~—-l'leuse send a bottle of
l 'humberlnin’ s Cough Rune-1131.1 would}
Small pill..
E. l’. Weed. Noro'
LOST CHRIS.
fiww" .
1:111 111111 was a .10.". mm lint:
lIIdi‘ women about thirty live your: at
one. out! she was documented to thin
an early wall; round Item-111's l’nrlt
every tum-ulna. lmtneen 111 and seven
when the weather permitted. Slit
culled It her “constitutional.”
title was It daily vorness. and
worked for 11 monitor story on whirl
the supported her: ed mother.
This won the it 11 when Indies wort
side curl» such as those which so 1111-
lwcomlngly decorate portraits of 3111
into Mrs. Bouncing.
Miss Tubby won by no mum»: 1
beauty: her fut-o was too brood. hm
mouth too wide. her lips too thin and
the npperonc toolong: but her 11-1111;
were “bite and strong and regular
"t'f' eyes were the “voodoo in lll‘
11",olld 11nd stith merry ones they um
200'
Mine Tubby wore 11.11.: curls. Sim
had some real ones. but they “'1'”
very roomy. and to smpplt‘IuI-ut them
she Wore on each side of her Int-o flll'l't"
dark brown I‘inglettt that dnngied from
11 little side comb. so she had only 1r.
Mick the comb Into her hair and there:
they worn.
Aol lIrtve'lmenlloncd. Miss Tubby
was It grunt walker. It was three 1111b»:
around Regent's Park. and she did it
1111111 hour. She walked with 11 11111;:
stride and :1 springy null. and with :1
t‘t'l‘lttln honvc of llt'l' plump shmlhlt-rfi
”1:11 was quite perceptible through the
Paisley shawl which formed the inva-
riable wrap in the walking costume of
tho! period.
(Inc lovely morning. win-11 the purl;
qul [1111 on it» brightest rims or wr-
lllllll 1:1‘1'1'11 to drool llll‘ :Idvcnt of tin:
London reason. when the hawthorn.
Iiluv-nnd11111511111! trees Wt'l'l' out in
Mount. Ill-lighting the son-«vs with illt'll
III-:Iuty nod {I'.Igrnnv-I», Miss ’l'obby
mmIoI'nI-I-d her \I‘ulk previi‘ly ' :II
sewn o'i'lov'h’.
This omitting: elw stopped jutttttily
til-mg. holdinz up her drum ovvt' lu‘r
hooped skirt quite 1111;111:111- that tin-11'
wow :1 mil military gentleman not very
far Itl'llllltl hm
“i‘itio \lilllit'l‘." Hold the gentleman".
lmllillll.’ I‘I'iIivnlIy :11 llu- Indy In all
vntte'vol' him. "She 1111M bszI- horn
(It'itltd :11 some H1110 to her It!" by :1
Mugzvnnl. I lll‘lll'l'l' sin» could low-p
Flt'lt with 1111'.
1101mm 1.1 lid I oIIid do Ill.’ 11; but lib-11.111
Iw Mir" .1“ “M 11.11 l'v‘lnl‘ I11.I'III_\\'1”
'llht 1. tot oflvn null: “ith Itiallm.\\l1:'a
11 .~.- --Ir:ildv- 1111111311 ~lze 11111 I In- to \11- :11
”I’M” HUM lmnl>"'
.IIIM 1111-11 Ilu- Indy III roIII droppuli
smoothing lt one a Illllt' III 111.1
loam 11 thing. It“ “loch-v, The south
11.;111 Hopped. looked iIIIeIIIIy III II.
pnkl'tl it with his umbrella. but mold
Eustko- nothing; of II. llv linully ”min-d.
5 [Ilt'lil'll 1111 11m mung.» (villi-1‘1 ralugvm
ultb Id} tint linger tttnl II.11111I1 12'11-1
Fholding II :11 :11111 5 11111;. lb. . :izI-Il :II 1'.
lot too 1» time,
land always «this. Theradvuucet
from the weather to” town topics; ant
dually becoming confidential. talked a.
themselves. Misc Tabbyl was mine
ftglmflt when alto lotion! the was well:
log with a man whose name was writ
onto the history of the British E111
plrv: but rite comforted herself by re
"count; that ho was but a man. oftoi
all. and so went on as If nothing but
bnppentld
".1 hem l" cougMd the general. “Wll
you accept the shelter of imy um
11mm"
The mutter-obfnct lady replied thin
who would be glad to do so.
",lheml Will you be attended If I
“Ingest that by taking my arm you
will rem-Ive more benefit from it."
Miss Tubby at once tool: his arm.
They walked on until they arrived til
the 11eg llttle street in which she lived
llI-I' home Willi n few doors; from 1an
of the ltnlinn conSptmtor, Muzzini. It
was hailing desperately when they
rem-bod the door. therefore Miss Tub
IIy felt herself compelled to ask heI
new friend ‘to take shelter in tin
house. She dcvoutly hoped he would
refuse. but he accepted the Invitation
with the. moat cheerful nlacrity. and
followed her Into the diminutive parlor
where her mother out at the breakfast
table awaiting her.
M rs. Tubby was the facsimile of hot
damhtor. allowing for the difl’crenct
in ,1 011111
. " ..\lotht-r let me introduce to you
General ll '111nin,: who has come to:
Ink-1 shelter from the storm."
The gone-ml. bmvod over Mrs. Tab
by‘n bond in his best Sir Charles
(Irrndlnon style.
" {on will ext-use us." said Miss Tab
by, "if we prneeml with breakfast. as
l 1111 due :11, Ilycle 'urk Corner at ten
o‘I'l wk."
"1 ‘ortninlyf’ sold the general seating
Iiillm‘t'lf without further delny ut the
mitic‘.
.‘iiss'l'nlllly soon rose. and donning
th' \I'IIIo-rproof saith—v
”I must I‘quIIu-ud you to the tender
mow-it‘s ot‘ my fllUlllI'l‘. general. as I
how .‘1 Ion: “‘qu before 1110."
"You do not menu that you are going
to walk all that distunm-‘f' he uskml.
"I shall 111k.» on omnibus port of tho:
w:1_.."
‘I be general f‘th' from his spot. drmv
himself up in his- full height ~~.\Ii.~'n
lllltl I l!t'\t‘l' yi-I {ttlllt‘l :1:
Tubby thought his [It‘lltl \vould tomb
Ilo- rolling: and mid in his “1'!“ mill
9 1.11: Itillltllt‘l'. , ‘
I ‘-1 more. in... 'I'uIIIIy. that you re-
111:1:11 horn 1111111 I fI-II-b 11 Pull."
Il one not tour: before he become :1
frequent H~ifur in t‘mmlq-n 'l‘ou'u. and
i by dud In 111- \vltluml to lake tin:
E km! 1 ~‘ for :1 ~lt'vIII in the Botanical and
7.111 Iozit' :II lillltll'llrn‘.
III» new-r t‘st'tll'll‘ll tin-In In Konainm
i too ”unions; In- wan nt‘ruitl of Int-cling
' wttll'l‘ of his rich I‘.-lotions, who might
111111.41 Inquir-il .. mint-1111111: the lmliw
that he did not v.11'I- to .111~\\11r "1- had
lquIII- :1 Iotwidvt. Iblr furllilll'. 11ml :1!
lttu ugh hi» broth-1‘1 did not HII'I‘ for
1
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ESTABLISHED 1881;
i” ’I ‘1» 1‘”
H KRIEGER’
W e are showing the most complete line of skirts in n
the leading patterns for spring wear ever 11161111 111' ‘ ,
twin cities. A magnificent line of silk waistsin oil the
latest shades at astonishingly low prices.
Something Special in Collarettes.
A very handsome little garment made out ofastrakhn ‘
cloth, 511k lined spcmal for $1” 15. Don’t fail to come in”
and look at it
2-»
H.KR1EGER,
.' 7
Store in MahackemoHoAteI bloclt.
NoWadays
No one riot-d go to Europe for
watch. ’I be best are made right
in America by the American Waltham
Watch Company. have watch move-
ments particularly rccom j. _ "
“Rive tsidc” and “Royal.” cant):-
l'onnd i gold,silvcr and gold fill
cases at
A. W. Austin’s 39 W II Street. Norwallt
e
.._. .__.p.
WE WILL FURNISH , ‘3
IOO
not fwleasy iflltnow there was now" ”"m’k‘ ”Hm" said N" "M"! ' ‘ ‘ him till _1 Inn] :1 :wut :Im-Itiou for his
oftltis valuable r1 1111st in the house. 1' “1'3“ -' WW” "I" fell-m l" “ ' "'"““' ‘ mun-3. tlllll they kept their eyes on
imo given 1111 :ull‘ nut. and cfousider If 1 lnmml In mil. to I tum-II. 11.1.11: .1 :I - . Mm n”. mm mm,“ "m as m, mu.
"in: olfltlmivory )1';l 1111111031111 1:" chimp tilt lillu his [11111101 In- 11W! in .1111 t. 1,”. WW” ”I“... 0...... “mm.” him. n
tint. lllVi over 1111111 (no 0731 .1111 ”WWW“... W. 11...", .m 1... W...
referring mothers. Say "The member
on my right," or“'l‘ho member on my
left." Atldrcsstho presiding viii-or m
"Madame President." Sometimes Ibo.
Norwnlk Iatetnbors of the Imogen of
American Whoolmen will be interested
to know tint the Connecticut Division
bunt-d of officers will hold their quart: 1-!
Wedding ,
.l’ .1
ly meeting. Tumlsty fllj..'hl-. March: ’UIII.
for the tram» ration of business of im-
portance to wheelmon in all ports of the
atom. The meeting will he held in TI 11-
rington.
The window exhibit of the Fox (TyI-Ie
and llardwnro compuny mntuins on
model. lifty- ~11: Inch high l’tigle. 11nd
Ihodiil'erenco in construction in four-
tton yeursis perceptible after 11 ginnne
at tho '1'? Bottle tandem. which is a new
neighbor to the "buck number."
This firm also exhibits :1 Sworn bicycle
tit-42:150. which is a good locker and
cells at sight.
‘ 11' " u o 'i “13"11 no 111nm“:
'1‘ A 5 n “5"" n l ‘ . ptnmeredthut tho uyrn Imd noyn were
in the opinion that Senator George 1'.
lmnnslmry "may yet be governor of
Connecticut." Ilul whnt does. the Km;-
unlock Volley contemporary 11mm win-n
it adds. "or perhaps something higher 1'"
film". of tho [llt'hilll'lll'y or the chief~ju~t
Iirodtip. isthrrounyoillt't‘ higher tin-1
that. of governor of Connecticut.
... lloc shod. III" 11.. 111 the that 111111.
The board of tho Dani-n" llonw II III
root-Ital from I". ll. Ilviilyn. of New
York. 11011 of ilhurioq lanlyu. of ill»
oily» check for one hundred Ilollruu.
11ml pmmlm of [11‘ yearly unbn't'iptinn
of thermos a111onut.m n memorial to
llllt mother, who was one of the origiml
members of tho bourd. when the
Home was moduchd by bliss May
ltull. who alwnyu found in Mrs. In»
Klyu a ready helper. 'l'lm fund mil
he 111-1111 9» Iolumleh tho airls' l’t‘tulml
with new Iothdvmll and bedding. with h
it wry much lltollt'tl «llunimry New.
”a. ... mm
BHAICNVILLE.
fir and hire t7 ‘1'. ”alloy. of Mom.
ford. t’bllt‘tl llll‘ll‘ Within [111' a low
due.
Mimi 1.11111qu llrcuolslyn. H Xi. Invent
11 teeth with MINI Rollo Williams.
Am. 11. Willows 111111 returned honw.
baring had 11 deliubtlol ml: with Mrs.
J. W I‘buirmnl. at. dimly (“melt '
Mood din lllslfroy mud «tumbler.
idiot (turtle. event Thursday with Alfie
Andrew “alloy.
”to l'llttfllll ”rush moved Ittl' rfattlllx
. to 111!» old Willow Walnut. in Pom»
one mm. column
fl \ Wichita/pent 11 low days
. Romy Gilbert Io .
'ldl:
presiding oillceh are not lnal’l’lt'l and 1-1
soy "Mrs. l’repidenl." Would be I
blil'l'lllltllllg.
Privileged notions were thus «livivlml:
To adjourn. to fix tho time to whob to
adjourn. to take a m-ess. prlflltxul
questions. Mircelluneous motions \mo
1' placed in this order:
the table.
siderulion. Atthova-nnuof the l) A
reconsider.
presiding. asked her it she had rot-d
on the prvvniling side. Thennvmtu-r
{not taken. Mrs. titeyvnsnn said that
that did 111.: mutter 11an the rotunda-d
her qm‘nllnu. 'l‘lm tumult-‘1' then mot
from thotnnnuul that. war» being 11ml
that anyone could mom- for a rmow
sidorution. line of tho nusmbers 1m.
rived that the Woman Ind not "falling
trout It foot-unto 11nd hm.
when her nitontion Wu» rolled to 11
fluid. "WI! do not go by hot-notes "
Mrs. Noble mentioned certain poinIu
that should be known about motions
They were placed 111 this order: HIdI-r
of precedence. witt'llwt’ Ilflbfllnlllitl'
whether ututmdable. wtmt row in w-
quired. whnt oil'ut‘t follows, whether
they «on be recomidered. Ill’llllm’ form of
muting. Hho mid that one 11111111 no:
my "I move you." meow thorn mo
mm chairmen who llttlltlut be momt.
nor my "I with tomovu.“ tiny 111111111 3;,
"i move."
ROWAYTON.
”wt-r
Mrs». 11. ll. Matter. of litmmnlmrst. I.
1.. Inturtud home, yesterday. from 1
91-111 to her mother. Mrs. Jltmlto town l.
The untold church was vvolt no»:
rooted at the chapel fllfl’lt‘mfl at Tel
module lllil. Wollnt‘ulny evening.
A camellia-1d ol tmple attended Uh
services: In the West Notmdlt I'htqul.
Thumb; eventual.
John I'lot‘lluaton. of New York. 1.
III-tuna friendsio town.
The Namath Tummy mmimoy It
miniugnnombercd it: pole-I heron. n
.1111an Why loan the teach
with 11 view to grinder may of to pro
1W
W~W .uw ”ww. if .. nWw
T11 Wt'tllll‘lllt'. 1‘ 111‘
rescind, to renew a motion. to 111th frm. II
11.111 Wot-111111111111 11 I|li'llll‘l‘l' tnomi mi
Mr!.‘t¢a-1*,.erson who uns’
nlmtys been sudicient.nlthougi1 I mod it
lm-Iy. Any void tny tlnldrou control!
yin-'Ilu verI readily to this medicine. I
can ('mmzll'ltfluus'ly recommend it in
cronp and colds in children.
Y ours respectfully.
(11:11. E. WI)I.F1’.
311111 by (i. 1'. Hilllfltm.
Mr. Ward 11. tirittth of Ft'otloricku
towl. Mo. was troubled with «brown
(ltul’l’lltl'd for ow 1' tItlrtI vr-Itrs lie but
. Unly Ihmo who 1'. m In! ”W ' bet Illlll' fully tun-dim that it 11111». only a
prevailing ride 9.111 move {ot a l""( :11Eljflt‘hlllllllllflllltlllllftlttlltllllwwtmldlint" rm 1.... Mod. tor the tlllla
to give up, lie bad he: 11 txoutmlhy some
of the best pinata 1.111s 111 1.1m pt .Iml‘
A11.I‘~rit‘s.hut out. no permanent. robot
”no tiny h.- pst- tied up 11 newepopr-r 11nd
Izhnneud to road .111 Iulwt'ttsenwnt If
Chamberlain» UI-Im. l bolero 11nd Dian
Ilonlinnuly. If" not 11 ttlo of it
IIII-Iirsttlose helped him and its con-
tinued use cured ltllll. For sale by (i
1211111111111
E E Turner. of (' 11111111141 Mo wrilu
1111 that (the! suffering from piles for wv
cult-en years. In- completely I-nmd Hit 111
by 11111111: titrto boxes of III Witt II Witch
Hotel thrive. II euro-e cow-11m and new r~
inkindimzws. l‘.‘ 1’ Word. Norwulh; 1‘
Steven» m. l
:3. Btilluou. Booth Not-walk
champion 1111 oi the we.
Minn Anniolloltloy writes: “dime"
and many of the linifulo llIIl Wild Wort
1:11 hnvo uiwu Allen 11 Il‘mt‘ttnul. the
txiwtlertohhntmunlitliv show. 11 11111111
thorough trial. and min llttlll'~lly my
illut 11 does all If not more than you
olunu,‘ it Inutuntly intros tho mun out
of euros and Immune AW 11' A Foot lttttttl
111 u cerium cure for IIWoIbn. summon.
Itching. blistcrml or uwoutinu foot fluid
by all druuglstn and hill)" storm. twenty-
live-cents Hutuplumnt Iron mum-'11
Allen ti. Hunted bulloy. b. V.
livouhnvoover been 11 child in the
agony Hf t‘t‘otlp. You (Mb ultprt‘t‘lntfi tho
ul‘ulllnllo of mm mm who know that 1 11m
Minutotlonuhl 1m- n'hovex their little
mum on quickly 1111 it is mtmln’mmod,
Minty homes luthi: our are never with.
utll It It. i" Wood. llorwttllt; ll. 1'.
Htlllwm. Mouth Norwulk.
\ "It.“ 0%
'eruooe who are «object to hunt It» 111
bilioun colic will be pleased to know that
zmnnpt relief may be haul by "thin“
llmInlIv-I‘lnitt' 11 (Bohr. Cholera and Dom
l‘ltllt'll Remedy. and if taken 1111 11111111 1111
the first Itulicatlnn of the 111111.11qu up
worn. it will 111411111111 tho ultncit. but
111111111110. U. ”Ilia”.
a ,
m by
‘M as,
one tomato in oil the thou 11mm”
«111.1th pummel In low than
Um 1111111qu 1 mutter. its
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