"Half-waydossn’tsuit anybody. Bet-
”? norm than larvin's lot. halfway
between the two cities."
This was the sentiment that dominat»
ed tbelegai voters who gathered attire
town house. Seturdsy afternoon.»
vote down the committee's resolution in
‘lnverofthellarvin lctasasite lertbe
new town house. They voted
it down with a' will. and the revered
town house. Nora alk's precious Mill
Hill monument. is to be repaired and
uncvstad tothe cost of show, hetero
appropriated. instead. John R. Ferris.
chairman of the committee. was chosen
chairmanet the meeting. Clerk Her-
bertlt. Smith read the call. Arthur
(lishoruread the committee's report, as
IOHWI:
Housman. (loud. ()ct. 115th. 1897.
The undersigned. members of your
committee. appointed at the town meet-
ing held on heptcmber link. "To inves-
time the matter of the location
for a Tswn {all sudhzhe IppfoXl‘Iinlte ex-
penn bu or; t same. an report
atasuseting tube heldOctoher 16th. at
‘ it 30 p. m.. " would respectfully report:
That Hwy have ven careful thought
and attention to subject presented
for their consideration end with a view
to a measure that will best aid the con-
eolidation of the interests of the entire
. manna bring abouts unanimity of
feeling and ed'ort {or the future, would
recommend:
That the Town Hall be lccmd gee
graphically between the two cities. and
that we designate and recommend the
um lot. so called, on West avenue.
as aprcper site {or the Town Hall.
anapprcpriation of not to exceed
50000 he madetoccverthstetalexpensa
eitheTewu Ballaml site. and. that if
snob an appropriation be made that do
usdin payment oi the same ,
EPlIltAlll THOIll-lii.
Jena Bloom
$.g admit wane.
J. T. Pnowm.
Jons A. Uhllmllh'.
Mr. Osborn moved that the report be
received and the committee discharged.
There seemed to be some misunder-
standing about this motion.' A large
number of the voters evidently thought
» th tereceive the report would be to
‘ the committee‘s recommendation.
-nnd a chorus of “He's" greeted the
motion.
_ An amendment was etl‘ered that the
report be received and the recommend-
eticn adopted.
General Russell Frost made s speech
to the client that intelligent thought wan
neededbsfore voting. as an ailirmative
vote meant to take $50.1“) out oitho
town treasury.
Robert Pearson rose ton point of collar.
“Can we move an amendment to adopt
anmthiua that we haven't before or:
The report has not yet been accepted."
Theamsnder was suited to withdraw
his amendment. and did so.
The clusstieu was called for. the report
was received and the committee was
discharged. The report war then rend
by the clerk.
The mintrrity report war called for and
was read as follows:
Nonwsia. Conn. (lot. m, '91.
The undersigned. of your committee.
regrettbat they cannot join with the
iris unity in their report
idsvsti on for the convenience at
the number of the citizens oi
the it shows that the location of the
present Town House would letter Si
coin East Ncrwalk. with its
inhabitants; (Banter school dis-
trim ii. 000; North ileutsr district. 1.100:
MW! l‘lalul. coo: Broad liver and
iiilverieioe. use. and that when oi the
Over Diver school «battles that lies
user the brides. and north or the Methe
cilia church. at least onethird oi the
diatriet. Lilli": Lower Five Ills ltiver.
mill. and West liorwaik. 800. a Mal of
‘ it. no. and vocally well all who tats
West avenue cars iron Winnipssk.
Minolta! thossaswuuldtabstbe
cars burn loath hcrwallt to either
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welhseaes: that they tut
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‘ they will commence housekeeping
g , lint-rum“. Thermometers»
HIM “will Ill“. They
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consolidation
in looking to the“ building
nRespectfully submitted.
' If“. H. lesions.
SAMUEL Limits,
Selectmen
This report elicited much applause.
There was the saute little centre temps
about receiving the minority report that
these was in tbecase of the majority
report. the terms “adopted” and “re
ceived" being hopelessly entangled. It
was accepted by a vote which ‘was out
of order before it was received and
the (sometime discharged.
Levi Warner moved for a reconsidera-
tion. following which John J. Walsh
made a motion that the minority report
unsubstituted for the majority report
and accepted.
B. W. Maples said he wanted the
thing at atilne. and advised that the
report he received first. This was done
and Mr. Walsh put his motion again.
E. A. Woodstard. of the committee.
said the ceiumitm had signed their
report in the belief that the two cities
would eventually be consolidated. The
day would come when the people would
appreciate the report of their committee.
Mr. Maples said: “if the town house
remains on this end of the town it will
be to the advantage of this end of the
town. Bouth Norwalk. however. might
as
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is
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handsome town poetoflioe. But the
town-house should not be here on this
site. The purpose of a town building is
not only to hold town meetings and
Mons. but to contain the town others
for town owners. New theyare scat-
tered so that a stranger does not know
where to ilnd them.“
lsaacBellsck asked where the center
of the town was, if not on Kill Hill.
It. Walsh: "It is actual business
arbwirplitu tor the two seem as, be
separated in their boomers interests. 1
have always favored consolidation."
The question waa insistently called
for and it was voted that the minority
report be substituted and adopted.
The following resolution was read:
Resolved. That the selectmon be and
are hereby authorised to expend a sum
not exceeding ti. 000 to repair and rene
vats the present town house as in their
judgment seem best
This. (‘ hninnan Ferris explained. war
not an appropriation. but an authoriza-
tien.
The resolution was passed in a deafen-
ing about of "eyes." the "news“ llt'iilg
very faint.
Adjourned
BEODOKT BOIE 1'0 DIE.
Charles Fitch. cl‘ Norwailt, Puseea
‘ Away-winner Deaths.
.‘haries Fitch died yia'orilay noon at
llll home. 21 East atenne. lie had been
suffering from gastric trouble for some
time, and was removtd lothc Bridge-
port hospital. Friday he was brought
back home by his wife. Thedeceaaed
was a memberot the Hawaii: lletlnwlisi
church. and the pastor. ltev. li‘. A. or...
fluid. will conduct the funeral services.
the timed! which will be announced
later.
Mrs. Ellen itice died at her home on
Strawberry iiill. Friday. ngodsevecty-
two years. She leaves children and
grand-children. The remains were token
to Westpirt for interment.
Miss Jennie (bailouts. a Bohemian
girl. of blorwclk. died at the Bridgeport
hospital. yeatsrda . and thirtyelght
years. Her rain as have been brought
to Blot-walk fur interment.
Warneblarnsa.
libs itlla .l. hardened J. W. Warner
were married at 05th of Captain
Emitgbsrtmuiluncay atop. ill" by
liar. A J. Smith. oi the ilast Avenue
Wilt Epincpal church. Only the
immediate relatives were perusal. Ai-
tsr a bountiiui wedding rapper. they
”consummate-r which
at
hamlhewudwl‘sscftbsirmauy
Where
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mutate".
Tbssiccriimllsskmfflncmrt.
wasdlivsairmn harm“ than
3m.h.i..yseurcay.sad wsetca
verbs. stun peasan- miner
bswrecksl. Tharswasuccuscn
beard. momma-rustic.
sisrdcsnaa istt meme»..-
melatonin“. “autism
' mans».
anew-um ,
have compensation, perhaps. in having a
Pflaaipllatflbaflflat‘.
llllli lllllllElll’ llllllE Milli
;SpeclalIttaic bytheOhoirIakeathe
Service anst Interesting One~
0pm non-o Mne- em-
ing- iu Interest.
About 800 memberslcl (lur Busihsra'
lodge. No. 10. 1,030.1. attended aer-
vlce in the Netwalk Methodist church.
last night, and occupied seats in a body
in the contact the church. The con-
gregation threnged the chumb. inelud
lug galleries. Rev. F. A. Bootield
prewhedauiuspiring sermon prepared
especially for the order. of which he is
a member. The subject was “The
Great Eternal Principles of Her Hiderw
Friendship. Love and Truth." The
preacher elmuently set forth the transi-
tcriueseoftbe things of this world as
compared with the eternal. unchangeable
facts of life. such as the great principles!“
for which the order of Oddiellewa
stands—~friendship. love and truth. The
sermon was impressive. and with the
speeipl music by the choir made the ser
vice a very interesting one.
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Booth Norwalk Iothodiat.
The Methodist services in the Opera
House seem to increase in popularity
with each succeeding Sunday. Lent
night the house. galleries and all. was
packed. The new song books, “Panto
costal Hymns.” were‘nsed. The and
ienceandthe men‘s chorus led in the
m with the regular quartette.
he anthems. "0. Gannon" and
"Ashamed of Jesus." were ell‘ectively
renderemiy the men‘s chorus and the
ofi'sriory by the quortetie was very ex-
lpresuively given. Rev, A. s Kavacauh
preached from Isaiah xrriiiq a"); “The
Bed ton Short and the (fiver-inn: m blur.
row."'l‘he principal thought brought out
Was that many are today looking their
religious bed too short. Sometimes it
is the bed of more morality. Again it is
Mien. Voltaire in name which
Marguerite quotes with pride. But
even Voltaire made himself a bed which
he found too short. (ice time when he
was giving uparty to a few congenial
spirits they begriu as usual to talk bias»
pheumuely of Christians and their rolls.
ion. Voltaire thereupon excused the
servants and fastened the door. The
others naked him why. Said Voltaire.
‘Tlmse servants are Christians and i
wouldn't disturb their faith for it makes
them honest servants." Voltaire died
like u boost. Everyleidy acknowledges
that fact but ingoreoll. The nurse who
tended Voltairo's death-bed remarked
“pain it subsequent trunnion. "l waewirh
Voltaire when he died and i never want
who at the death-bed of another in-
tidel." iiis physician testified. "Vul-
tnire died in the very furios." The bill
was too short and the covering too on:
row when it came to the end. Unly
Christ can make a dying bed
South Norwalk Congregational.
ltov. William 9. Beard premhed an
esmllent sermon iu' the south Norwallr
Congregational church. last night. tek~
ion for his text Luke rail. 2?: “For
whether in greater. he that sitteth at
most. or he that serveth? Is not he the!
sittcth at most? lint! sin among you
as he that serveth." In the morning
the pastor. llsv. (i. ll. Beard. delivered
an able dinninase on "(lml's Love for the
World." and the annual uttering for the
work of the American Board was made,
The contribution was a generous can.
but as it isdseirsd to give as much as
mole to this object. it will remain
open until the last of the present year.
~n» ”w...“
lsthodist Iinieterial Association
ltookviils. (lot. iii-Tits aaiiual
erecting oi the Eeihodist liuisterial
atamiationof the llcrwich district was
held bersthis afternoon. The Norwich
district includes eastern tlouuscticut
and Rhoda “had. and about thirty
ministers were in Was. Theses-
sicus beeaust lu'clcclr. and the pro
gramme called for the Witch oi
basins". the nation of papers. ad.
dresses and a sermon. The routine
will manna Mounti-
Mmdowhmwwm
wrschsctbs'auua.
Aboruoweschysuaausaieuitsut.
cf Willemstavtscto mawayiuWin-
eipask. lam. leases Adelaide.
ammwm.memunm
byhcidiagcacaset the wheeled the
mmudiadciansolaiam one of
numbed». Thchsrmnetaway
sscwcsskscthswaacc.
Whawm.
MIM‘CWMM
“Mummieflys
buildins‘fllm m Billin-
est-Wood m wfi W
ohurchtogettha c! tbsbanhfrans
Precddsnt 3.0. .aad contain
Dana went to Whoule Hr. Kaela!
wasnotiennd smiths: place. (in his
waybackcapfiafianu stopped attire
Methodist chores the Clients:- we.
the hook-keeper. but he had left the
church.
At last Mr, M was found. and
when they recited the back it was
found thattho italic! had built a live
undartbsboiicr. Dread was in
open the valvsad‘n ”pips! aid
the radiatcps one mitt all. The
safety valve w. blowing oil. and the
cloud of mortise great that the
floor above was covered with water.
Theradiatosswarsmed and theilro
ellowcdteruum
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NWT “calms.
A Subscription Gmert in Wood's
Rail M November 9.
A most interesting musical event of
theomningseasuniambeeecuredtous
through the enterprise and exertions of
two of our most popular and talented
vocalists.
A subscription will be given
under the ausplssa of In Newkirk and
Mice Sherwood in lscukwocd’e Hall,
Neveinber it. at 8: l5 o'clock Whateier
these ladies undertake to do is well’done.
and they are cempetsntand appreciative
judges of music.
it is refreshing to know that Nerwalk
is to have the opportunity and delight of
hearing Richard Arnold. the great vio-
linist. concertm'aster of the Philharmonic
300190,. of New X0“. , .
his wtte.a -
Bracewell. the noted bass of Dr. Park-
burst’ a church. and George been Moore.
the tenor 01 Plymouth church. Brmlro
lyn.
The programme will be awaited wu in
interest. and the Norwalka will certainly
not be «sentient unless the audience has
several numbers by the energetic cud
popular promoters of the scheme.
RAN OVER. A BOAED
Another Tramway Line Oar Jumps
the Traci: in Wall Street,
Trolley our No. :l, of the Nerwalk
Tramway lino. going north, ran over a
brand that was lying across the truck
near the (lamite building. in Wall
street. yesterday nilornmn. and pimped
the truck.
The car showed signs of dashing
through the windows of the stores on
the south side of the street, when the
moiorman. realizing the probability of
«tech on [court-once. reversed the lover.
The car gave a sudden lurch and Wes
thrown at right angler to tho Iraelt.
then went backward and nearly struck
nemringe that won going through the
street.
A large Jack was rumored from the .
Not-walk Street Railway company's on:
barn. and alter considerable hard work
the car was main placed upon the rails.
This is the third time a Tramway car .
has jumped the track in Wall street
within a weak. due to the meet up-
heaval that the thomuglifare is under—
W‘W' .
In and Ira. Dixon Improved.
Stamford. Uci. iiwA slight improve-
ment is billed in the condition of Mr
and lira. Dixon. who were assaulted by
their servant. last Friday niuht. The
runner will probably runner. but the
latter“: chances are aim even. The
case of Lisais Fleming. their assailant.
who was unable to appear this mention.
was continual until Saturday.
Poison in 0mm toils
Kuwaiti)». lo Gecrge'i’lsad and
really. consisting of Ir. and In. Weed
and see. and the latter' I wits and child.
are recoveries from what appears to he
priming. latcrday night they ate
crsauipsilsaudallwercisksa sick.but
will recover.
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doaascticutlsslsspsrs.
wellington. out it—Prssidsut Yale.
cithstlosasciicst list Ksspsrs' associ-
ation. eaacansss Miners“ rescue.
of the annotation will be held at tits
espitcl in W. on Sweater lid.
The asssim wiiimtaawese at who
a. is.
'mmmllltl
.lMtnilial llbllv
trill mimics was is.
endowments new.
The We is Prosecution Agent
. M of Windham Dainty.
whom the Taper Accused of
nll'eglsctiug nu Duty.
'wuiimamkmt. learner .1. War-
ner and Kate C. Warner. husband and
wife.endpubllahers of a paper known
as the Willinautlc Sunday Herald. were
mooted. this morning. by captain of
Police Eillhcuae. on a charge We
The complainant in the case is H. H.
licensed. prosetmtiug agsnt for Wind-
barn county. The paper. which u put
on sale Saturdays. in its last inns con.
tainted an article concerning Hr. Inp-
anemones nus- unissued W
the latter llad neglected his duties and
had steeped uneasy from mantle
saloon keepers. Ifr. Menard caused
their arrest. gdthample are new
inched up lumber“: at the police
reset of a bendsmau.
Some time ago Hrs. Warner was
treated'to a cost of tar by aggrieved per~
eonszlaterber husband noelved rough
treatment in Putnam. where he was at-
tewngto tbscirculatiou oi the paper.
andsboutihreeweeksago the house oi
the couple was stoned by unknown
parties.
PAESOHAOE "OE PTION.
A Pleasing Progruinme to be Given at
lav. endlra Hobie'a
A mine which premiers ranch
enjoyment has been mated tor the re.
caption tcbegivenbyllev. audlfrs
T. K. Noble. next week Friday night.
at the new first W per
mesa
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood Newkirk and
lies Alice May Sherwood will sing. end
the noted clccutiouiet. Mrs. Nellie Hol-
bn‘mk Blinn. of California. will moire.
During General Grant's presidential
campaign. Mrs. Brion stumped (ton-
neeticut with Governor Jewell. At
New Haven alto ambled so great an en.
tbnsiaam among the Yale students tlint
they removed the home from her cui-
ringe and snlntduted themeelvos. taking
turns, in this was. with at showing of
old-fashioned chivalry which was a rare
tribute to a woman of this century. in
bearing the noted speaker from place to
place through the city.
REVOLUTIONARY DADOHTEEE
The Subject of their looting this Week
- to be Roger Ludlow.
At the next meeting of the Iliughurs
u! the American Revolution. Thursday
afternoon of thin week. the subject will
be Rosin ltndlow. a timely one hirsute
of the erection oi the Roger Ladlow
monument in East Norwalk. (ice oi
the members will read an original paper
on the life of this important men.
The boom of manommcnt will mm
at :1 o‘clock. New monitors will be re-
oeived and a committee will be appoint-
ed to nominate oiiicers.
lira. Charles (llnisteed will be in
charuc of the ice. A particularly
patriotic tablecloth. woven in ltevclu
ticnury times and bearing on embroider.
ed American eagle and the motto "We
(id's: Peace but are ready for War.“ the
pmpsrty of It's. unheated. will be ex-
lilhitcd.
memo Innocent. news.
A meeting at the Fulrdeld county
members of the Connecticut Teachers
Annuity guild was held in the High
Kim building. iii-Wt. flatunisy
aftsruiaiu. The membership of the
guild is new about too Plans tor eu~
herein: the instabsvsbip and isudsof
the solid were disuamsd sad sensation
able «bares cl enthusiasm was manifest-
ed. The routine was adjourned until
past Saturday at t p. in.
n “on... -..
Arsllyscclalwillbehsldatthsimstb
Harwell: (WM thatch.”
snaiuastlzit e’eicslt. was will its
music comm. its waist-Id
aaohrJtaslrysaiiarsscias by mt.
East. The ladies cf the church will
sarveisfsaslncsats. Ailments oi the
Manually invited to be
present.
(lanthanum in cases. V.
entice «him. the coming to their,
, ante-suntan .
William lacuna mtarasdbu-sue‘
Saturday from thefar Weekend“
sbuumcfaisyssrs. list-enact
CharleaLooniia.
"—me
David E. Disbrcw ha been spending-
week with his son. William 11.8.le
brow. who is employed as so when
in Pittaneld. ._._. W,“
Dr. W. F. Acton. Arthur B. Hilland
Captainlt. liters atartedternuffalo.
N.Y.. thismorning. ferawssk'svaca-
tion.
Ilrs. Annie Olmsted. of Gsurgetown.
ispssaieuafewceyaat them ofhsr
sister in—law. Ire. Grunt-an. d Nor-
walk.
W. J. Stillman. m6: of Still-
man’s Business collage. Daabury. was
in town. Saturday. calling on friends.
Dr Wilden. Putney. efldrord. has
beentheguestethiseiater. lira. ".1.
Allen. of Wasbmgtcn' street.
William H. Icshs‘r. of leadow lust.
has returned home from a live weeks‘
visit in Providence. It. 1.
Mine Hattie A. Halloek. of South bier.
walk. spent Sunday with relatives in
Denbnry. m
George Belt. of New York city. spent
Sunday at his home in Winnipeuk.
H. H. Smith, of East avenue. is in
Stamford. today. on buaiueu
Ilrs. Lewis spent Baudayin Bridge-
pert.
resume) W
A Fellowship letting to be laid in
'utpovt on May.
The fellowship no“ 11 fields-
Westpirrt. Tueway. our» at. as.
l’Woudr-ul. rm «was» will
go from the Norwalk and South Ner-
walk churches. The following is the
interesting programme; Devotionals»-
vice. led by Rev. Henry C. Woodrnil'
What is the Gospelof Christ? Paper by
ltcv. Gerald [1. Board. Discussion.
How can we most efleotually present
this gospel to men: Paper by itev
Frank Russell. lioness and luncheon.
Public service with sermon. by Rev. W.
ll. Holman. theot of the service: To
quicken. strengthen and direct Chris
tsin life. Testimony and prayer. leader.
Rev. samueISoeville.
POPULAR AIDS!IIIITI.
The Grip.
Edward Hartman. the popular Irish
«xrmediun. has been before the public so
long that his annual appearance is look
ed upon by tbsatregeers as the some
when they can laugh to their heart‘s
content. lie is original in everything
helices. dud. therefore. does not enter
into competition with any other player.
but stands alone in bi» particular line of
wmody. Mr. Harrison studies the
the artist studies the face he is about to
mint. so the impersonation is always
true to nature Timerrew night.»
iloyt'u. hir. iiarriaan will present his
latest. and what is said to be his great-
est aucmss. it has the peculiar tithsor
”The Grip."
“The Dear Irish he.”
Dan McCarthy and his «talent coin
House. tomorrow cumin one of Ir.
licilarthy’s latest races”. "The Deer
Irish Home." an [etch ootnrdy drains
thatbssiuadea his hit wherever pre-
sented. The play is bright. and the
dramatic cast is said to be blahly sill
clout. The specialties introduced are
gmd.andtnecotesdywcrkia the first
and second acts is said to be very
laaabahlc We have no doubt the
engagement will prove“ a Mucus-s.
Joseph rm
eldappsarat the Park City Tlisstie.
“Wt-null” M, m
(Within lb» W Old W
whichisfalalllar to every Initial III.
"lip Vsal'iatia" rennin site the
”clumsilsmdw
towels. tensions. as wales contest
a m
can wm My. civics Mme" m
cutting to unilateral"
betas. 'i‘hsscvsnsseaisofssetsusgiss
Thursday nursing at i o'clock. All
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W... street.
lentil for man and Will
Box :55. cit ~ '
iield West main hula;
committee in char. are My,” '
Souville. Gerald n. We. 30m
l’riceelow. .H. '
\VANTE’DW r—Thres cs
with conveniences for ‘V'
inn Address. stating 2'
Sentinel. .
\\'A.\l’l‘Eli-Sitnatioa ._
work in greenery store. deli.”
or n ork on gentleman’s
Mrs N. in. Campbell. ii
llllf‘
fumed
also Mewnrt' :1 Ready
niih litmus «Mentor
(30., table Alain at.
prettli’ostfit‘mta oflfiu
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and petition {or ”we'll“...
ticnlars of Taylor A GM , .
characters that he intends to isntray as '
Mailman.
Norwai
cw "r
of water. rent low. aw ..
Fitch Mervinlitu or!) it. Hi
iloor ov-r Kclinltac’s
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I.“ ward
rent Oils. hence.
ward attentive!
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arrow...
thing new.
lee. App! tom
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South Nor-walk?“
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honest boy
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wow can.
ennui?" ii on ‘. "
‘ try the H £518.. W
bio. Norwalk
Initial.
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in“ Roofi‘ontiuu ”I
So. . ,
”'5'“ will buy a
log lotifiil
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the residence of the
Terms: low to
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i' a ll. I'lnyil Ba
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seven resins. ‘. . '7 ;
incnts in perfect buying .
it real
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