" la 'vl‘altlng her sister,
i. '
i
recitals. in their new house in
All
Ernest 'Oroeschil'er. “of Best 'Norwsiii.
at thefhospltsl. Saturday.
W
to: a. 0. Smith. of Paterson, N. 1..
rt. Ben min
of Osborn ‘aven‘tte. 5.
Mrs. Herbert W. Oozham. of Greg-
ory Boulevard, is . mbly improv-
ed from her recent lness.’ . .
Misses Ida and Carrie Jones. of New
York. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
J. 8.. Morgan. of Cove‘street. ‘
Bennett.
flMiss Ett‘taugrnndags. of Van zsud
enue. s yeater ay for hit. Klsco
to spend a week with relatives. ,
George W. :Wheeler, ‘of ‘Bethel, has
910 Stamford OM] Vlllt with Illa
or. Atom Wheeler. of Henry 3 "h
rest.
William L. Oeer. of Fort Point street
has secured i position tutti his uncle
In New Yolkmnd is introducing Gear's
Black uty bluelling in this vicinity.
with good success.
Druggist Charles 3. Finch has spent
most of‘his time for the past week at
his South Norwsik store. "Tom" (lrlf-
fin. the manager, having resigned his
positionrin the establishment—Stam-
ford Telegram.
The .Epworth league of the , East
Avenue .hiethodilt Episcopal Church.
last night appointed the following del-
cgntcs to the Epworth League conven-
iillli, ii
IIIDOIPOR‘I’.
illil iii
OUR STOCKS Alia am. runsu
AND COIIIPLETE now non run
wmrna season. 4 -
Everything open for' your inspect
lion. Nothing hid away. Our goods
. aboutvthc store appeal to you as you'
wander back and forth and the story
telling of the many value. is pleasing.
All this makes easy trading for the
public._gives them the idea tha't this Its
their trading store. for they feel at
homcln it.
The topic these days is of Winter
Goods.
UNnnnwuii‘.’
Warm underwear for men. women
and children.
Mixed wool shirts and drawers.
gray. price 50¢ each.
Men's mixcd wool gray' shirts and
drawers, price 38c each.
Men's camel hair shirts and drawers.
price 75c each. "
Men's camel hair shirts and draw-
ers. price “.00 each.
Men's natural wool shirtsand draw-
ers. price “.00 each.
' Men's white iinlaundcrcd shirts.
double back and front. price 50c each.
Men's camel hair socks. price 12%.
l!- nnd the pair.
Men’s black and white shirts. double
l-lrunt and back. prici- 50c each.
Men’s outing llaimcl night shirts.
‘sizcs It} to ill, price 50¢. each.
'Mcn'n fancy bosom shirts. culls to
match. price 75: and $1.00 each.
Men's scarlet shirts. double breasted.
price ”.25 each.
Womcn's fleece lined vests. price lilo
ouch.
Women's fleece lined
pants. price 25c each.
Women's heavy fleece lined
and pants. price 38c each.
Women’s fleece lined vests and
pants. price 50¢ each.‘
Women's fast black hose. price We
pair. . ’
Women's outing flannel gowns. made
from handsome striped and plain.
Outing dannels. some lace trimmed.
prices 50. 75. 89c. 81.00 and $1.75.
Warm glove-sand mittens for men.
women and children.
Women's cashmere gloves,
prices 25. 31% aud'litic pair.
Women's warm mittens.
lilselt. price, 25 and 37$?- p‘alr.
vests and
vests
black.
colors
Children's warm mittens. price i0. ,
15, 15 and 35c pair.
Men's warm gloves and mittens.
Heavy double mittens. price 50c pair.
.Our Cwntess two clasp gloves for
ladies is the best dollar glove ever
known of. all colors.
The big purchase of Peanut Tally.
:" loft left for today's trading. Price to
sound while it lasts.
I
' 'lltlitti
lagoon-our.
. n. ‘..y j" ;
K o . mutants f»
1' f tin-i; Wank potent-elicit ;l
optifl’tion‘lwss performed upon
lion. ‘ Sohth'flbmalk'ltsth at“
Heisman ureh,iteat Tuesday: ins
Sadie dell. ,lrs. John L’Hommeo
dieu. Miss Grace Hawkins, Miss Clara
Ainswovth. atlas Bessie. Oslo and
George McBride. Two new members.
J. id. Fowler and Mrs. Arthur C. Wood.
were admitted to the. Leanne
The ilrst of a series of mes in the
penuchle tournament of t Mayflower
Hook and ladder Company and the
Southflorwslii Fire P lice was played
no .‘ in fludower’s . ins
Twenty: r games were played. sy-
flowers securln nine and the Fire Po-
lice fifteen. ”a other games in the
series will he played next Friday night.
at the some place. The scores were
kgt by F. Xvi. Wheeler and Rufus J.
The Junior E worth League met
last night and elecged these olilcers for
the ensuing six months:
President—George in or.
Vice Presidents—liar ‘ Reynolds.
Leila Bowen. Lillian St. John. Howard
Benedict. .
Secretary—Eva Bowen.
Tressurer~0eorgc Rose.
DOUBLE DECK TROLLEY CARS.
Philadelphia. November 7~Ttie J. G.
Brill Car Company of this city is now
engaged in building a large number of
double deck trolley ears for the Gene
ral Traction Company of Paris. which
will operate street tramways from the
centre of the city to the exposition
grounds in 1900.
Over to percent. of the output of the
Drill plant is for export. Within the
past few months the firm has snipped
cars and trucks not only to several
European countries. but to China.
South Africa and South America. Largo
contracts for cars for street railways
in Mexico and South American coon.
tries have been received. Other foreign
ordersvfor car trucks ire being filled
for cities and tramway companies in
Italy, France and England.
M
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a sit
“you
earns; hos-.ll.
'
T 0 . . torus.
wg’wwnflu atone
DEAD IliCYCLIST IDENTIFIED.
New York. November lw'l do woman
bicyclist. who was killed last night by
striking a heavy truck in Filth avo-
Illif‘. was Identified today as (Yluru Per-
srliéi. a domestic. twenty-three years
0 . Q
STEAMER FROM HONOI.I'I.U.
San Francisco. November 7—Thc
steamer Australia arrived from Hono-
lulu at 2 o'clock this morning. No
mails or passengers were to he landed
until the vessel had been inspected by
the quarantine officials.
s
.Leave It All"
To Me.
That is Just what many of our custo~
more do when they want any PAPER-
ING 0R PAINTING done-they com-r
to our store and say: "Do the work.
Gorhum. us it should be."—l do just
as directed. I use my best judgment2
to give them the best work.
out the workmen who are best fitted
for the work you want done—special?
lsts. Whrn they park their tools and
leave the premises you can rest assur-
ed that you've got as good a Job as any
one can give you-you'll not be charg-
cd anything "out of the way" either.
It will pay you to bear this in mind.
E. E. ,
GORHAM,
V 10 First Avenue.
Pleat Norwalk.
’ri-lcphone (.‘nll. ins-2.
STOVES
AND RANGES
NIW. IND
IMHO-BIND.
A‘l‘ ROCK-30110! PRICES.
Stoves Pat lip ssd Repaired.
CHAS. I. BLACK,
in Washington Street Bridge
I send)
Wenonah . _
,. r it
' ital: . ..
‘ third time. He was s
Booth Harwell.
ed room in the capitol
hear the applications of inmates of the
for pardons.
on the. lam , . 't'tu .-
fis‘m‘ofi mm snooty sre‘as'lflu
‘ . * ..... .: «,bp in,
"ifddolph lltolile. ‘- fifty ‘yeiirs" “old.
annulment" #:3le
in: W
mfg. iratg‘ltfs fat as ,t the
mo r n sewn . e
tblnhs the sentence is’ sarcasm "ig-
canss he did the sstne as any man
wobld have done under the circum-
ccs." .
' enry Kearney makes application
for a pardon for the first little. He is
thirty-one years old and was sentenc-
ed to opener and six months for man-
slppghler on October 26. it”. He
cla ms to be innocent
-, prior or strum win.
Well at." Chlcsgs Sateen Keeper and
his Wife vessels-m Wounded.
Chicago. November 7~August Wis-
chmsn. a‘ well known saloon keeper.
and his wife Rose. were shot and dan-
gerously wounded early today by Mrs.
Leona J. Lay. Wlsfhman's divorced
wife. The shooting occurred at Thir-
ty«fourth street and Cottage Grove ave.
one. as Wischman and his wife were
on their way home. As they passed
the corner theirulallant stepped out
from the shadow of a building and ilr-
cd two shots. Ono of the bullets. enter-
ed Wisrhman's left breast above the
heart and the other penetrated the
right breast of his wife. As the two
vietlms‘i’e’il. the would-be murderers:
fled. but was captured later by the po-
lice. At the hospital it was found that
Wisehmsu was fatally injured. Hopes
for the recovery of his wile are enter-
tained. Mrs. Lay says that she was
prompted to the set by Jealousy. and
it was learned that she had waited for
her victims for two hours. She said
she married Wischman in 'l'sylorvlllc.
Illinois. Wischmsn married Rose a
week ago. ‘ .
Five years before the man and wo-
man who shot him were divorced. She
once attacked him with a knife lx'cailse
be was attentive-to the woman whom
he married last work. At that time
Wisciimaii ilisltrmcd the woman. but
refiiued to prosecute her.
"I had dyspepsia fifty-seven years.
and never found permanent relief till
I used Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure. Now I
am well and feel like a new man."
writes s. .l. Fleming. Murray. Ncb. it
is the best digestant known. (lures lill
formes of indigestion. Physicians ev-
erywhere prescribe it. George C. Still-
son. South Norwalli; Edward P. Weed.
- Norwslk.
The steam radiator can act indus-
n3 triousiy for any medium's cabinet when
it starts In rapping.
J. I). Bridges. Editor “Democrat,"
Lancaster. N. It, says. "One Minute
Cough Cure is the best remedy for
croup i ever used.“ Immediately re-
lieves and cures coughs. colds. croup.
asthma. pneumonia. bronchitis. grippe
and all throat and lung troubles. it
prevents consumption. George C. Still-
son. South Norwalli; Edward P. Weed.
Norwalk.
Once in a great while you meet a
mhn who believes the other really
seeks the man—and that he is the
man. ~
Our little boy wits afflicted with rheu-
matism in his knee: and at times on-
able to pilt his foot to the floor. We
tried in vain. everything we could hear
of that we thought would hrlp him.
We almost gave up in despair, when
some one advised us to try Chamber-
lain's Pain Rslm. We did so. and the
first bottle gave so much relief that we
got a second one. and. to our surprise.
it cured him sound and ,. welt—J. T.
Bays. l’astor Christian Church. Neod-
csltn. Kan. For sale by George C. Still-
smi. South Norwalk; Edward I'. Weed.
Norwalk.
Says a Boston girl: "It is an incon-
trovertible actually that the anticipa-
tory avls appropriates the prema-
turely active vermiculur specimen."
She meant that the early bird catches
the worm.
"tinting dismissal}
not lull long.
it Mr W,
ITOVIIANDRANG'.
ILATIANDTlNROOflm.
“and“.
One mlsml' as. etc
Harem-mnemonic!
monarch mean t
hdoidfldcmnlo.
l1 WALL m. 503'“
still leaflets: But
Open daily, except flatnrday. fro-l
,s.m.tonin..aadmb1tolp.m..
la
Onlmulum
rdons will meet or
y of nan-liter to
state prisonwho have died petitions .
Twentydhm petitions .
oi the‘peiltton- k
M _ ' M'M” '1
' .thoae who t.
' fdr‘timdrtt payout hppshr
. at Mt , . . .
I”. D. Wowht'lt l. Outlets It» Philadelphia. h. says:
"lwsotnswphtahsow truism-edict Dr. Greene's
Room to. a: hills mm. llsnsha.’ n. u m with st.
Vitns‘ dunes. Wn had the best physicians attend her. hilt she grew
steadily wares unlit slts was so _ sens term ss- couldn't
speak eaewovd cyborg still for shaltvnisuts at s time. t was
‘ driven M to iv. i lost left cl their medicine and weal .
to till I“ OW! Ill not ninth-1 Pullman's lumen
and In" It to her. lbw slept utter tint night and l Otflllllll‘
it all the seat by and night without lettbn the doctor know or no
change. Is called is two days and mum nor to per seat
hmv. l rm din-ha“ all the testers and sun I" only Dr.
nurse's Rename“ it saved Imi- tlirss ”earth-e."
live Dr. Oreese‘l larvava at warms-d soasuit or m to or.
ormnwmiasste new you: comm-i the ease. Dr. oil-u
is themes! We! sneelolist is caring nervous and climates-nip
“Stunner 5) Co. A
out Leading Midtown and Cloak Store
in 3hr. Remake.
You need not give us your purse, al-
though you may feel that it is perfectly »
safe to do so. but bring it along and see It .
much you can buy from us for a lit "
money.
lh\\«'\iDoo\
Chlldron‘s
Bonds Mel's. Beater Costs
for women. black,
with large sailor
sizes 32 to 44, price
collars, sizes 4 to
12. price - - -
82.98. 64.50 antidote.
A very large assortment of Capes. Furs and
Children's Coats of all descriptions.
ht. X‘tr'tcotr E) Compton.
lilahackemo Iiloelr. So. Norwallr.
ii illilti’ illicit ii ruins it itiiiii
rtoyv in 'rllr Tits: 19 PUT rr m.
We Diffeompetltion in this Particular Line.
HOT WATER HEATING OUR SPECIALTY.
Also Steam and Hot Air Heating.
Call and getutimliel Rom the Ludlng Plumbers and Steam fitters.
CLAPH AM 8: BUTLER,
so South I‘sls Strset. lust: Ilsll Block. South Kuwait. Cssr.
BAHLY HURT PLAYING GOLF. l THE WEEKLY SUMMARY.
Harry G. Ives. one of the crack golf! The summary of The Commercial
men of the Brooklswn Country CIIII).‘R€l‘tlrd for the current week makes
oi Bridgeport. had his nose hrokenithc following showing:
Saturday afternoon. by a golf ball and Sales Mortgages.
narrowly escaped losing his sight. «‘New Iluven ........ :i sitcom
Ives was going over the course. when :West Haven ...... . mom)
suddenly there was a warning cry. ilcillurtiord .......... 2o 40.0.30
turned just in time to receive a blow . Bridgeport ........ 2i“. I: 50.50:.
from a flying ball. His glasses were Waterbury ........ 19 26,750
smashed into fragiucats and the. pieces Meriden ............ t 5.500
scraped the eyeballs. injuring them soii'ew ilritain 4 12.400
that he was nearly blind. He Was m-;Nnrwll'h ........... u 2,3..0 ‘
ken to a physician. where his eyes»i\‘ctv London ........ 5 I7.lli0
were treated. and it was discovered Middletown ........ t {3,500
that the nasal bone was broken. His Norwalk ............ 5 4.500
sight is not thought to be permanent- Danbiiry .......... ~~ 2.600
ly Injured. ' - —
——————~~————-— . l20 3300.115
sue-i randomness-cl. imilr. my. ‘ ~—————-—-—
' "time much is Jane‘s new liusbnnd
To quit l'olilccn easily and forever. be mag , .
antic. Iullof life. nerve and vigor. take NO'TO'i Worth? ' .
Buntba wnmiarworkrr. that wishes tvcaltmcni "oh, I Hippos? ghv i-oulql realign 35...
“ml' Ml druggiatsJOcorIi. C""‘““"" 000 for him If slur-could got him killed
teed Booklet and‘ sample free. Addrt‘ss by the cars ..
lies-ling ltemedy Co . Chicago or New York. L ‘
PILGIIIMAOE 'I‘O MONTREAL.
Lewlston. Maine. .'ovember T—Thc
members of Kora Temple. Ancient Ar—,
Ilow Are '0'. ltd-eye O
0
Dr. Hobbs'tlpar mi Plilsruresll Itdnev Ills. Sal.-
olo free. Add. star inn ltemedy n... Chicano or hi. I’.
lw venue at “my. a. ‘h‘,
oi, 'oi the insured in a prompt sud
able Order. Nobles of
Shrine. left Lewiston over the Grand
Trunk road by special train at 8:45
this morning on a pilgrimage to Mon-
treat.
represented. Portland sending upwards
of ti nobles. they,will'arrive in Mon-
treal at i p. m. Tomorrow will be de-
voted to instituting a temple of the or-
der of Montreal.
.__—
GREAT FIRE IN CANTON.
‘Ssn Francisco. November 7—Hong
Kong papers of October 5. brought by
the Doric. give details «if a great arch
in Canton at midnight of the second.
by which fifty persons lost their lives.
A mat fthl'tl theatre had been built by
the riverside and around about one
hundred flower boats had been anchor.
ed. While the theatricalpcrformancc
was going. fire broke out on one of the
boats. it spread rapidly to the inflam-
oblc material oi'itic theatre. There wait
a wild rush among the audience and
many inau- were capsized. Over titty
people wore burned or drowned.
NEW LINE OF STEAMERfl.
Portland. Oregon. November 7"‘.Ar'
the Mystic .
All sections of the state were:
With such a rage for pastel shades
in stationery it seems a pity that the
pastagc stamps keep up their inart-
. little r-oloringa.
A THOUSAND TONGUES
. Could not express the rapture of Annie
‘ E. Springer. of 1125 Howard street:
Philadelphia. Pa.. when she found that
Dr. King's New Discovery for Coil-
sumption had completely t'llftlit‘l her of
a backing cough that for many years
had madc life a burden, All other
‘ remedies and doctors could give her no
. help. but she says of this Roynl Cure—
"It soon removed the pain in my chest
1 and I can now sleep soundly. something
I can scarcely remember doing before.
l feel like sounding its praises through
,out the universe." 80 will every one
‘who tries Dr. King's New Discovery
1 for any trouble of the Throat. Ghost or
Lungs. l’ricc 50c and ”-00 Trial bot—
Itleo free at lit-anti ll. Baxter's Drug
Store: every bottle guaranteeu.
A FRIOllTi-‘L'l. BLI'ND R
Will often cause a horrlbl Burn.
; scald. Cut or Bruise. llncklen' Arnica
iSalvc. the best in the world. ill kill
Ithe pain and promptly heat It. I‘ures
. sisty’fivc passengers and considerable conversation their reputation
rangements have been completed for, Old Sores. Fever Sores. lllrers. Bells.
a line at steamers Iutween Portlandi‘ Felons. Corns. all Skin Eruptions. Best
and Cape Nome. Alaska. to be operated ! Pile Cure on Earth. Only 25 cents a
by the California (toast Steamship box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Frank
' Company. ~
, ll Baxter. Drngglst.
If women would only learn that the
Seattle. Wash. Noyemoer l—The boa oflice at thotheatre and the tick-
stcam schooner Alosh arrived at mid- ct taller‘s gate at the rail station
night last night troll Calm Nome with are not plat-ea. designed for protracted
or
GOLD FROM CAPE NONE.
* s responsible
billl has vin-
tlsfsctory iasnnsr. has been our
' for tlitrtydour yells—4t is to-
ay.
8 CONN. GEN'L urn ms. 00..
United Bank MW“. a]
South Norwslll. Conn.
Iv‘ranll L'Hommedieu, (immuniti-
.WW ‘ WWI“? .
d
‘ AN
All; IEEOAT' DISEASES.
1' H. BAKER, Draggi- s,
' REFLEMIFID. News“...
Our Chins Closets. Dining
i. J. BfllUNi;
unlimited the family .
nual reunion your dining " -‘
a thing. of beauty. if y
from our up-to-dato all
stock of
flittil Hindi
Boards. give you more best;
square inch than anything
with quality and prices" do ‘
l’lllltl'dl Dirltinl
i llill Ballistic.
12 North Main ptreet. South
Grand Central uric?
RAILROAD PLACE.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FISH , OYSTERS. CLAMS, ESCAL~
Lors, CRABS.
BLUE romrs‘" .
Sent out on the! half-shell.
LONGISLAND OYSTERS.
The finest in be had. *
SOVPS.
Of all kinds.
Heine's Baked Beans.
Leggett's Canned Goods.
WE GRIND OUR OWN HORSERAD—
IS"
The best In the market.
HUNT EgELUFF.
Dalfifitléht Line
Between
NORWALK.
SOI'TII NORWAI.K.
‘ and
NEW YORK.
Propellers
CITY OF NORWALK.
VI'LCAN AND EAGLE.
Leave Norwalk 5 p. in. Leave South
Norwaik. I; p. m. Leave New York.
Pier ‘28. East River. Bookmun Street.
3 D. m.
P. D. STANNIIRD,
(Successor to J. I). JENNINGSI)
Funeral Director and tuition.
7 Main street. Norwulk. Conn.
Telephone Call. ”-2.
WE ill):
It makes no dilierence to
or you want paper—hanging
lug. we're prepared to give m V
"up-to—date” job' in every,
A word to the women about
PAPER-HANOINO
If your home is attrncttve
the credit for it. Wall ”We“
make or spoil a? ropm: expend!”
nlture may be'rulned-hy not surround-i
lug It with the proper wall mm
inexpensive furniture may be impure
ed by attractive Wall Paper. we ’
per your rooms to suit the surronnd- ‘
ings as well as to suit you. A word
to the men about ‘
PAINTING.
We point houses and paint than! ;
well; You've noticed houses that worn,
poorly painted with poor palat~Wo
didn't paint those houses. .110? much
better it is if) have the work done propv
crly in the first place-tile way we no
it. Whaiyver wants doing we believe
in doing well.
Wail Papers. Pointers" Supplies. Art-
ists’ Materials.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting. Paper Hanging. Decoratlnl.
DECKER,
87 Washington street,
South Norwaik. Conn. ,
‘Tel. Cull. lid-5. Open evenings till 8:30
Notice to Contractors.
Office of the Selectmen of the Town
of Norwalk. '
Sealed proposals will be received nl
'.._... ,Ii.
J'Kéé‘éwilLav-roli
Fire. Life and Accident
INSURANCE.
REAL ESTATE AND HOI’SE AGENT
Ocean Steamship"Tlclret‘sflalijlmsmrllng ‘
Drafts. Mans Negotiated.
and Stocks Sold.
OFFICE, 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
SOI'THNORWALK. - - — mom
Notary Public. Acknowledgements
Taken.
a
C. BORISA
scorn noawm's .
llPiNflJflBPRINIIE
Printingofany kind and
on p pr with on work
done in this section of
Connecticut.
SBN'I‘INBI. BUILDING
Booth Harwell. Oonn.
D. W. RAYMOND,
“inner-albumin
and Submitter.
98 Washington St. South Norwnla
Residence. 0 Mt Terrace.
Telephone at house. u-s.
Taylor d Golden.
out some
sun issuance
Loans Negotiated.
OFFICE OF
tltilil tlllliltt William.
14 Washington Street. '
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. ‘
gold. sense would appreciate materially.
i do w ill
this other until Monday, Novemben
. fith. at 3 o'clock p. m.. for grading and
ggrnveling the Wilton road from tho
north end of tho maisadnm road, II no
. i'ently laid. north to the Wilton line.
Q Plans and specifications can be seen
and all necessary information obtains
ed at the office of the sclectmen.
Bonds of $1.500 satisfactol’y to III.
selectmen will be required.
No proposals will be considered filo
ilcss said bonds properly signed accotln
ipnnies each proposal. . . .
i All proposals received will b! WO- 3
lit-1y opened and read on Monday. tho
6th day of November. at 3 o'clock p.
m
‘.
v
The State Highway Commissioned
and selectmcn reserve the right to re-
iect any or all bids. 7- ....‘ i
SAMIEII LYN“, g‘i ‘
JAMES A. BROWN, 3‘
F. ii. MERRILL.
Selectmen oi the Town of Norwalk.
hated :it Norwalk. this 30th day of
number must. emu
;DORI.0N HOUSE.
? oiii-ziliiit'v'iA’rOIN'r. 4 ‘
South Noi'walk. l
J. ll. Sullivan, 5 l
Proprietor and Manager. ' 4
Terms reasonable. Bathing. boating. . ‘
. fishing. electric cars to hotel, connect-
ing with all trains on the N. Y., N. H. .
and H. II. It. .
I'NSI'IIPASSED ‘
RIIODE ISLAND CLAM IIAKES AND
SHORE DINNERS. '”
IOWant‘ "
:tyroompaintedorpspersdln...l
urry. .
This everybody is crying now.
Jobs of this kind canned M so
fast but that I can handle the. to
everybody's satlstaction. "In. and q
. 3 J r F V
i all. . s ‘ H
illilillls BROWN.
; pnirvritn. ‘ '
: a mutant m. seats m 3
A grip/«(WI ‘ . V ‘5
”711,44, "
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