lilo “Ilwayn Mob.
Thain . util oclook this
> morning ‘ p, pdo'gre‘os loWo'r
ihaiitll o as did lint tho some hour you
, forcibly ii) the ground.
. a man on the track ahead and quickly
‘- ply. We are In inquisitive when VII
"“J’lmrehlu that you are mostly mur-
y
Forecast tor New mum. showers
and thuudor storms today; cool to
nigh“; Thursday, lhlr. variable winds.
becomingéilltlhl, tin trash northerly.
torday The humidity hourovor. was
lncraosod today. lining 75 per cont as
againut till our. cent. yesterday moi-n
lug. 'l'lié Wontii‘ér bureau’ a official roe
ords Show that yesterday a heat was
encoudé‘d' only once betoro. That was
Soptombor 7.1881 when the mercury
registered an even hundred degrees
whilo yesterday it stood at 97. The
latter mark was equaled onco before~—
turnouts. .
The tunnel connecting the cant and
west hound stations at South Norwalk
was floodod last evening aftor the.
storm to the depth of three inches.
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A horse belonging to H H. Nash the
North Main ntroet plumber died this
morning from the excessive bout it
will not be surprising if more animals
dio fromthls cause, as today is even
worse than yesterday.
A. S. Petty, who rowed .noxt to
stroke in the winning Cornell 'Vardity
oughkeepsio New Y.ork yes-
laid” it brother of Baggagomastor
“‘3 hour. at thé westbound station at
Guile. of Quintin Main street
Miss Hooker. the golf champion. as
she topped the bail and missed a boon-
tiful drive. is reported to have ex-
claimed. “That was a burn swat." Miss
Hooker seems to have a vocabulary
that is up to date. it is to bc wished
that'sho furniuh translations with her
remarks.—-Troy Budget.
Misti Emilie Englohart had a narrow
escape from what might have boon n
soveru full one morning this Wook.
While riding down Mill hill she and
denly came upon a cut Land before sho
could turn out found llersolt’ thrown
\Vhilo sho wan
not seriously hurt. sho. did not csoapo
without a few painful bruises.
Bids will be recclvod at tho oilico
of the light house engineer for tho
third district, in Tompkinsvillo. until
noon Julyl 12 for fifteen oak or long
loaf yellow pine piles forty foot long
and twelve inches in diameter at tho
butt and eight at the point. These
can be delivered at Norwalk. Llou
tenant Colonel D. P. Heap is in charge.
First assistant Rufus J. Smith. of the
South Norwalk fire department whose
foot was orushed. While he was iru‘ng
to jump on the Old Well Hook and Lad-
der truck. on the morning of the Union
House fire. is able to be out ouco morn.
it will be but a short time now whon ho
will be able to attend to his duties.
The county commisslonors how not
yet appointed a county iroasuror. or
physician for the Blidgoport jail
Judge John H. Light oculploa rho for
ILEI‘ position and Dr. 0. l int uln Banks
of Bridgeport tho latter. 'l‘hcro are a
number of candidates In tho hold for
non of the positions pnrllrularly and
a change may be made.
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Tonight will be the me of tho glor-
ious Fourth when tho rolobrntiou of
independence day will be started in
earnest. The few days prov-ions to the
Fourth have been unusually quiet this
yoh'i‘. mid whether this is a criterion
that the night before tho Fourth will
he quiot. too. or whethor the people arc
saving up their wdor till then. and
there will be mo noioé than ever re.
mains to ho neon.
The train Which arrives in South
Norumlk at 6: 25 narrowly escaped kll
ling a man lost nlkht between Rowny-
top and South Norwalk. During the
honour! bent/L Bhovror the engineer saw
tli‘o air lirnkoa. The train noun
l dam to a standstill Just as the man
13 fill! all this truck. The passe éru'
filo trnin thought tho folioW and
ms killed and micro much relieved to
lentil the contrary.
_ mil lNNER MAN
innit la artwork-it calonot with in.
Mar fondotufll. There is no qua.
dim concurring tho quality of our on»
out quolltlu. Runnable ml.
3.2 (South Main Street.
Quilter School was adjourned for anal
week from laid night.
will install oillocrs tomorrow night, and
refreshments will he, served.
yesterday, and open for business.
from the Stamford Hospital. where pile
The meeting of the alumni of the
Putnam Hose Company intends to
rt: 8 choivdér supper in the hose
ouao. this owning
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Idlm Your ”an am
one, Milan-till ouro wmglhatloh «midi.
90.:me 10.0 0. iail.drugulntnro:uno mom:
g
s-
lllvision No. l, A. 0. ll.. of Norwalk.
Owing to the wires hollw, noun E. A.
nobmo, the local broker. has been un-
able to get any stock reports today.
'l‘hc repairs to the vault of the South
Nai'walk Trust Company were finished
John Podrnore, of New York. who
has born visiting friends in South Nor-
walk. has returned to hill home.
ufi—o
Mrs. J. Shepard has arrived home
was operated on three week's ago.
Fred Scbwnb was operated on at his
home in Norotou, by Dr. Jean Dumor-
tlor. assisted by Dr. Sherer. yesterday.
“Th9 rigor of two centuries. Tho
imperial Crown.
Thomas Smith. of South Norwnlk,
has gone to Wullingiord in lake charlie
of One of H. H. Leonard's lunch wagv
ons.
'l‘ho Library Club will be lilo annals
of Miss Florence Malhowu. at u lunch~
non. at Shofiicld~on-the—Sound. on July
9.
Miss Eleanor B. Hoyt, of tho Moni—
olnir school, is homo for tho summon
at tho ronidunco of her parents. in Pros-
pact avenue.
Douglas Fowler Post, (i. A. it. had
its flag polo ropnintod and now lull
iinrds put in yesterday. in preparation
for thc glorious Fourth.
Tho minister who figures that tho
world's work may be (lono in days of
four hours each evidently ncvvr
ground out copy on a daily uowspnpor.
Councilman and \lra. Jason M Ferris
and Dr and Mrs (‘. living horris. of
New York. have rolurnod from thclr
work‘s sojourn in Sullivan county.
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The NorWulli Water Commissioners
have ordered 2.0m) foot of four-lurk
pipe. This was necessitated by tho
breaking of so much of the pipe in the
mains by the lightning.
flow In In" ltd-on‘ V
Dr Robb. Sopranos Pill-cure all lldnov llln 50m
do tron Add. Bimini: “alumni u. Chlou‘om‘ it i
A. .l. Collins 82 Company's line of
brass, colored and enamel beds is tho
personification of complctcnesn in all
grades as is also their lino of white
goods and downy mattresses. Soc nil,
The base ball game ,betwoon tho
Southport fire department and the Old
Weill Hook and Ladder Company
team. of South Norwuik. which was in
havo been played tomorrow. has boon
postponed.
'i‘bc iunornl of l-‘rodcrlr'k ll. Mood
hold from his into home in Union Park.
this noon. llev. .l. McClure Bellows and
Roy. (7, M. Sr-llcck. officiating. lntor
mom was in ilidgrticld. The poll bear
ers \vcro Odd Fellows.
Minn Cornolia "West. teacher in tho
Franklin school, loft South Norwalk
yoslordny for hor homo in Now York
city whoro she will spoud three works.
and will ibcn to to Grout Harrington.
Mass. to remain duringr the halauco of
tho summer vacation. roturning to hor
duties in South Norwnlk on Labor Day.
John T. Simpson. of Brooklyn. ac
compnnlod by Miss Birdie 1.4an. of tho
same city. aro visiting friends in Win-
nipauk. Miss Lana will prolong hcr
visit for auroral works. Both arr
friends of ‘Rohort Mch‘cklo. night
clork"nt’ tho Mahnckomo, who in also
a native of Brooklyn.
Councilman Charles B. Stevens ro~
ccntly returned from a trip to Sprlnw
field. Muss. Ho was much impressed
with the city. He says that all of tho
business oiroota were both sprinkled
and surpt‘ond it Wits tho cldtnout oily
ho wins over in. Ono into on tho trol-
icy lino took him till over tho oily.
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WATERFRONT FIRE IN oosrou.
Metropolitan coin Company’uiproperty
visitation-75 Homo Corned.
BOSTON. July awn high wind fan.
nod with grout rapidity 11 fire which
spread over acres of ground near tho
waterfront at tho corner or First ’stroot
and Dorchoutor avenue. destroyed tho
entire" property of tho Metropolltan
_ Coal Company. With thousands of tour“
of coal and, do many cords of woods
ate its why into the Mimi and o‘ud
buildings of the Whittier hischine
artery. owned by the American Sugar
Running Company.
Metropolitan "(’36an Company wore
rould robot: thorn. The tire deport-
mout was forced to confine itn efforts
to saving udioinlng pro rty on for as
lilo? Ind proved“ the limit of
the limits ”ultras the damn-lint It ill
and that tho iii-o originntod in a coal
, Union I). Brown hos been appointed '
, postmastero at dusthsmpton Conn..a
fourth class omen.
Company and thé Stit’ndnrd Sugar he *
.Sovoniy- dire hordes owed by the ,
burned in their mill! before hob!
and undol‘ . ill .
1‘1ng for women and girls and chill.
Waists and shoes and stockings
and ties for little boys.
Ice cream freezers, and porch-
blinds, and hammocks, and set-
tecs, and water'coolors, and oll~
,stovcs for the boost.
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WHEELS: BARGAINS.
‘Some secondhand ones to go
quick.
; Mcn’s:
Berkshire, 2.2-iucli-n-iliio.
Rambler, 22vlilcll-—$10.
Dayton. 2‘ inrh~$15
Women’s: ‘
Hartford. 20 inch-$7. 50. .
l‘uitou audited-$10.
Hartford. zz'inchm-Sllo
B’rogrcsu. 22 inc h~$ii
tolumbia 98 chainlcss, 22 inch
«$25
Columbia ’99 chainlcss, 22inch
”$35
lliis is n storr wlicr to bicycle
sundries are sold lower than clue
where. Read the proof .
Bells;
Mossbcrgmlilcclric chime—45c
\losslicrg. tircllcll, 45x.
‘llussberg ruckou. 38c.
bertv iiiimc. 75c.
l L50"), small. 25c.
t'apilal, i,r
Children's boils. or;
Cyolornctcrs:
Necdrr "Trip" $l,75.
Trump. 30c.
National, .250.
Lamps:
Gas.
l‘dlll Mun“, $l.45.
llalriu'in. $1.50.
\i. it \\'.. $1.75
iajcsiic. 2.
20th Century, :52.
Duplex, $-50.
iriilgt‘i’mrt, $250.
Long licaiu. $2.50.
Solarfiz.
Oil.
l. (‘. 750.
Spark‘lcr. list.
Search Light, $3.
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS 60..
Bridgeport.
noon" aurora.
Painting, Paulina-,- Bil.
REASONABLY DONE
and in a first-class manner.
For qumations inquire at any time
T - 1 n
3
FOR
Absolute Safety
DEPOSlT YOUR
MONEY WITH
TheSouthNorwalk
Savings Bank.
A REASONABLE
-— RATE OF -
MISSY AllOWED.
M ... .9“... WAumw-» .
Hamm...“ W4:
couga- ‘ Drum.
Plankton COMI. Bum.
' Imam and Quinn.
Giro haunt roll“.
, rim um.- In. no the.
mm mm. Ferry nuvln‘.
‘fllfl antiwar
Iliad of tho l‘olmvolltlh Chum
I
.uwa—wqu? y.» M
, Soft shirts and low shoes and
= bin socks and so on for men and ’
big boys
, , tritium“ u
pints and gratify your
6:
lieu lilo man it
the hot weather
wit you. When
do nding dimm-
you ou‘ll y. ‘Myi but that
isn‘t wuchanilio Ipof"~thci'a a a good
' mu for ii an Wlulnms’ Extra/ct
made only lrom the saino e la»
mound both: that the old iolk£ rind
it not only pleats" your palm hut
lilias“ and tone: up your stomach
.nn with" the not": Scle‘nizo can’t
“Willi mum Ind no drink on earth
can equal the 5 (allows made from I
bottle oinluImp" Extract. Sold
9 douogagvcrywhcm—
_ «a
William arc-mm Um. lam. cm.
. Interact Williflnl' Flavoring Exlncu.
SOLID AiVD SUCCESSFUL.
CITY NATIONAL BANK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
$100, 000. 00
Surplus. $100,000.00
Other Profits. $25,000.00
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JOIIN ll. FERRIS. President
JACOB I. “WON. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Ferris Henry Soymnur
John H. Knapp Christian Swartz
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Josiah R Marvin Samuol Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
Capital.
Account: Solicitor].
Bike Stills
$3.79
$6.00 Suits.
Regular
Vcry Desirable Pattern.
Serviceablc Cloth.
I. DAVIS & SUN.
Tudors. Clot Iu'c rs .
Hatters.
85 Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Fa wish": .
The hi’ichen's dean and cool 'lvhen you
Use a
Gas Range
Thc N5! of flit horn: is alway; rom—
fcriat'lr. That's hccausc
THE HEAT IS CONCENTRA TED
inst where flooded. and can be
fumed off at a moment's
notice. ”
no Not Delay
But 6‘” of our office
and ”ltd a range.
in law
, whi" it is that that
Q, of chooses it hoentio fee 0! $250 to
.. play thorn while Bridgeport ‘and other“ ‘
' cities issue the license tron It is on
~ aoknowlodg‘od taut that olrcnaea take
. large amounts of money onto! the cl—‘
J ties they’play’ in“, but they also leave
. . ow.
Daubury, wit
, the nine“ of
shows" have visited thin out
The majority or Danbury
grot this font hurtful"
.y should demand
p6.
large sums behind, antifthn crowds
»‘ that come l'roni the‘su rounding noun:
,f try spend enough rho oy to make up
._ for all that the clrcuoes take away.
A Show llk‘b‘ that‘of Buffalo Bill in
>2 Ichru'god onlylh small nomad, 359’. for
- the strange reason‘thnt it does not llso
“ a ring. The digging of three rings- in
‘ tho carth oi somo usoloss lot in appnr
ontly figured as doing $200 dainh'go to
the city. Small plums that use but
one or two rings are charged but $50.
Dunbury thun goth but third 01
fourth rntu circusou.'becauso the best
ones use one more ring thnn'do tho
others. The majority of Dnnbury poo
" ‘plo would favor the abolishing or put.
“ting (kiwn to a low figur‘o of the circus
liconse. and would woloomo a good,
old-fashioned circus day again.
NAVAL BATTALION's ourmo.
Will Enjoy a Week of Camp Life at
Fisher's Island.
The Naval Battalion i‘. N. 0., will
' rendezvous at Fisher's island. August
1‘) for a weeks tour of duty at that
island. A your ago tho battalion had
it wool: on salt water on the auxiliary
" crulsor Prulrio. in tho course of which
time It visited Ponobscoi llav. ’l'ho
naval militia of New York and Man-
sachusotts. two of the lending stnlou
on tho Atlantic coast. roi'uscd to take
part in a similar cruise on the Prairlc
alter tho. novernnwnt hull mndr' full
proparnllonn. 'l‘boy engaged in boat
lug pariios and roconnoisnaucos in
aloud.
Tho Navy ilopnrtmunt, in mono-
quonco of tho rcl’usnl. dooidod against
detailing a mnn'o'war as n "llnvnl ro
am-vo ship." this summor. For that
reason lllP (lonnooticut naval battalion
will see duty on Fisher's island in
stood of on a warship on tho oconn.
it will spam] :1 \vook profitably ramp-
ing on government properly on tho
island.
Tho bnilalion's pl'aclico ship. Eiiri-
iiu, formorlv .i. Sownrd Webb’s yacht
will he at tho inland and will take a
dotnil out ouch day for practical work
on n vossol of that size. Thorn will
also ho hum drills. rcconnoissnncou.
vita, on the union on wall as lilo camp
work.
Tho mon aro lookin: forward with
oagoruosn to tho duty. Whilo many
would naturally nrci‘or a cruise this
your they make tho bust of tho nituzr
lion.
FA LL SHOOTING.
Outlook for the Season is a Good One
”Quail in Abundance.
About ibo gun atorcs wbcro sports-
mon author nightly in folk over tho
gun and rod. tho prospoi-fs for gitmo
tho oomiugliail. is our- of tho chiof
topics.
From tho proaout outlook tho nun
Idonicrs say the full Shooting will ho
illf‘
31v Zboon in surh abundanco.
lwliisfllng "Bob White"
. own labln.
it has boon years sinco quail bnvo
in tho coun-
lhis bird is
from nonrly
Hundreds of young
tr \ shooting: grounds
morv rail fcmo.
ll- fluids nro soon indicating that tho
. brooding baa boon very prolifii
' Thero nro noveral roasuus for tho
«it .inmoaao in tho numbor of quail. Last l
fall the frost came so into that tho
foliago romainod on tho brush and
iroon until lilo birds hnd nonrly illl ml-
graiod. Sportsmon find it uudusirnblo
to shoot with tho ioliagc intorforinlz.
and birds u'cro Stit‘ml in this way.
Furibcr. lbo woods in Connocticut
haw horn slorkml with quail.
lllirilig llic curly spring hundroils of
thom \vorc brought born from Kansas
and iibcrntcd in various parts: of tho.
stulv Tll"_\' llarc mlillipliml “'0".
it in thought tho quantity of birds
will yonrly lncroaso, lwrausv of a law 4
pussod by tho ui‘ucrul unacmbly in tho
lust sossion.
must not bo sold in tho markcl. but
sportsmnn can nhool them for their
As lboro nro a grout runny
liuntorn who simply shoot tho birds
for profit thoir usual kililmz will be
navc-rl. Pnrlrldgos are not vory plop-
tiful in tho pinto. but tho Woodcock
which won nr-arly wiped out. is morons.
ling in numbors.
EVADE THE LAW.
Greenwich.
in (,irvonwloh every millionaire in
known by his dog. the saying in. sincc
nun of the town and found that of tho
L436 douu only nun-third had boon rcgv
tutored in lilo limo pronoribml by low.
Willlnm fl. llockoiollor lioonnod ilftcmn
dons wbon tho, oolloctoru worn noon
coming around his konnoln. but the
onumorator'u nauros nhow that thorn
worn. twentyulwo more. l‘lumof'n
what minhi como to those neglecting
to pay thoir dog tax ovldontly canto.
to hla oars. for nixloen morn huv‘o lust
“boon hold for to Town Clerk .lnmoa ll.
Mood.
'i‘ho ounmorutor’u liatu still show
that thcro nro oilior mlllionalroa who
have: only partly complied with tho
dog law. The officials will pinto it lint
of delinquents in the hands of tho
. prosecuting attorney. and the am or-
rents will be of those ablé to pay and
who am not ignorant of tho law.
in one imitation it is ntiitddl, mil-
llohnlro will «cutout the validity of tho
utatllle compelling the licensing of
dogs. and a test case oi internal. to all
l'onnocticut people Will than undue.
am living
only nonuniform
yours: William B
tor, who served three terms; 101ml}
, Enchilada and rotor Turner
matador
lo ‘ ~
to”nndérntuud .
This law says: that quail
Round Up of Millionaires Promised at
tho soloctmon completed tho dog curl-
of
Six of 'l‘onnpnnéh a {armor mtotjhord
They nr'o Juniors 1) Poi-1
tor. who was elected in 1874 and am-
all two tormu; 'Alvln 0. dfihwlilhs, the
filial.” norm L. fi’l‘érg
Men 3 Negliqee Shirts, ,
30ml! Stocking Bargains.
MEN'S NEGLlGEE SHIRTS.
Each year, and about this time of
year, wo hold an important tale of
men‘s outing shirts. The showing this
season is floor and more variod than
ever before, the prices moat tempting
Mon’u Redford cord shirts. with
white neckobnndu, pure white or fancy
stripes, sizotl, 14 to 17, 490.
Men 14 porcalo shirtu, with two separ-
ate tollfll'fi one pail culls to match. "0
ilgztn to Choose from, sizes ii to 17,
i c
Mou‘s Madras Shirts. with ono pnlr
cuffs in match, 'l'Jo valuo, npoclul, $90.
Mvn'a host quality Madraa Shirts
plain, white and fancy stripes, 980.
some srockmo aanoams.
When you can buy good stockings at
a low price, if in need of them, it pays
to buy. These stockings are very
cheaply priced. qualities considered:
Good quality woman 's inst-black
slur-kings HUll’lllOSt-l, lilo pair.
Wouwn is fast black soamlcss hose.
plain or drop-alitch, full range of sizes.
121nm
Womou‘n black lialouilnlsh hose.
shapcd ankle, plain and fancy ribbed,
100
Women‘s fancy hose, stripes and
dots. l'%t‘..
Womon's Suporlor Lac (3 Lisle Stock
lugs. uarrantcd fast and stainless. 25c
pair.
Children's Extra Strong Stockings,
nplirod hool and too fast color 12%,c.
Mons Black and Tan llalf lloso,
spliiod boot and too. llslo thrond spun
silk finish 12%0 pair
Mon's Black Silk Lisle Half Hose,
upon lace efforts, latest for men's sum-
mer wear, 25c pair.
. WOM EN'B SUMME:
‘bolow value. They wll "
Women' 5‘, Own
Sheds and
. . it d
From milllngent .
tam surplus lint: o _
jersey ribbed vault. 'l'l
value, thud.
Pure White lorno yr;
and low nook special. lit?“
Seven itinerant: stylu
some loco trimmed 30m,
loss and low neck 12 0.
Women‘s lino cotton
crocheted treats. pink and hi
Women‘s tine halo vents ..
oil, Swiss ribbed; ‘
whlto pink or blue. 25, .
Women’s Vostll a Pap
mills mako. low not. high i;
an (insult sloovo-vontu,‘ timid and.
length pants, oxtrngglz 7 .
c.
9“,.
since 3 -i, ii and
suams AND PiLLDW. ,
The ready-touch in sham Q
slips has about ohel
are better turned out, and
economy to you, than in th“
Hommod pillowollps,
cotton size 42 in. Or 45 in" 1 W
chlmod pillowlollpsdho w
brand. New York millfi. or
Loom. l7c 190 210 ouch. “ .
llemstitched pillow-slips,
12‘1‘30.’
liomstilchod pilloWhlipfi. fill
iiy 42inrh or 45-inch, 17¢ each.
'l‘orn sheets. 3-in. hem. Neill!
mills or Fruitof— Loom, 631290 311
531:; 81x90, 650; 90x90, 75:3,.
Unblonchod shoots; heavy run
Ill Washington Street, South Norwaik, G
cotton. 63x90. 390; orxilo, lilo each,
\
i
3Enough
i
enough just now.
i abiliti'l to secure.
with dulabililg.
Amalia won all uweot, nice and nor-
ymm, and ship ‘zlald to her iiWCt’lhilfif't:
"You hare boon no old a friend. i
wont to tell you nomothing. i am," and
aim blushed. "i am going to ho mor-
rind.”
"Walt," br- triad honrnoly. “lmforo
you go flirtlir-r. hour rm. i mimt say
it though l have no right now. but i
will bnvo loan right tutor. l lam you;
i adorn you; i barn“ loved you since wa
worn ohlidron together
of nnotht-r. But at least you will know
that l have: loved you all these years.
and when you h‘oar the wind high met
my dintant .grnvrw—of couture, that ill
llOIIMmilbwc"
« “Don’t tako on no. John Henry," who
uniduuoftly, “l’m going to marryw
, 1,
Thou tim’ strong man fainted. and,
as on... bout ovnr him, it (intramural) no
tie lino nhowod about‘hel‘ mouth. and
aha muttered: "l bud to do mornings:
/ to bring him to it. “ _ M
no WWI“! is over comnmiooablo
wimi «ho ho! mushy.
. 1..“
Francis &
,You’re Warm .9
j. Dressed as think) as possible;
The Underwear at its thinnest is thick. -_
A popular price is 50 cents per gal
meat, and realizing it we have made on
i line at this pride as high arar’wwtlf
satisfaclom in everu respecla
The results of our of ,
Show Has as liahl as?
98 Washington on...
SOUTH NORWALK.
i do not sour
how I can live and neo you the wild
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glue-n.
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Norwalk Chronicler