of Every Description "
lNCLUDiNCn .1: "
1"l '11
0111' Audit 1 1
Furniture Sile
, Qlossalcomniercini triumph, and the third
week finds the public interest undiminishcd. if
you have not taken advantage of this bargain op—
portunity, we earnestly beg of you, Don’t delay
one day longer. The goods are going—~going fast-
or than we had am idea they could and we are
anxious that the bargains be distributed among
as many of our fric mix as possible
.. - . c. There s an especially good Couch. We. draw
your attention to a $12.00 (1111111. qua1tcred oak
a frame, Velour Cover. six rows tufts.l1cst steel
sp1i11g5.A11gust sale price, $8.;oo And another
a great bargain Comb, at $10.00. You should ..
‘jd‘eeit. . - 3 l 2:21.319 my
A. J. COLLINS &' C0.
. Funeral Directors and Embaimers,"
132 No.-Main'ati-eot,3 8o. NorwaIk. . , '
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CAMBRIDGE PLANT To START.
CAMBRIDGE. Ohio August 29 w
There is every indication that the man
rigors of the, Cambridge plant of the.
Ameiicnn 'l‘in Plato miil‘ will try to
put the plant into opo111tion within 11
pg; day 01 two Beds. cooking utensils
11120, the Minnie liooiy was and a stock of food have. been placed
dtwn and all help laid oil. The in the, mill The plant has six hot
' 3 Wednesday for a hearing of mills and could be operated by 11 small
gal. tion for vacation of the in force. The loadcis of the Association
to but up to the tune of lldiourn- still declare that their mou are all
' t court argument had not been mm and that there will be 110' d'csé'l-
i l.0nB
1'1 out August 29 -—ln ac
an injunction issued by
t supreme court. restraining ll
Helms from operating the
only mine pending on 1111111111
Horney' s decision in lavor
o. in “u 1:111] 1.1019191 It "i ‘i
1‘ 1‘"
Ladies waists.
dAiVl’BRIC WAISTS
l.'..','.'........‘.1."
,“BLA'CK CHEVIOTS.
' 1‘ 93911 Jackets.
'1 111': Suit. for $3 50.
‘ At Cut; ‘PrlCea. IN G BUTTS AT 3COS3T. '
' 1111mm SKIRTS ‘ '
, ' Moms- oi15i >11 surrs'.
WALKING SKIRTS' $1.25mFormcr'I’rlco,
t B gain, Prices.
"ANI’J MISSES WASH .
9 TS ‘
:15 Cents-Former Price. 50 Center.
“’3; She
. .1... 11111111111?” 5111,1191"
5 Saugstuek, president:
1 Newtown. cccrotuly; George D Phil:
" Reéiments.
"1 following emotive. committee:
. ti.
tol'day. Abou . ms
accompanied by 1 c 1' wives, were pres-
ent and enjoyed the day's program.
Reminiscenees of the war, 1:11.11;qu or
; acqubintsnees' and 1111111111111 on engag—
; ed the voter
; o'clock 1111111
. meeting 1m called to order, by Presld
; dentl. H. Mead oi Mormon.
attention train 10
"Mind th6 business
the; building your Weroi;
lowst‘ Rbtus Wakemané
A. W. Peck}:
031111ch to
elected as f
{l'l'll'fi' 51' 11111131111111. treusurer vice-é.
' presi‘d nts. John W. CroWe.(3 A: John
1 81111.0.1316901'111: 8. Plir1ly. (30 C;
Q William S. Wewh‘ir‘et,’ ('30. D: George;
4 Halo. Go. E: Charley F Loomis. Co.
‘ F:
or. Barhley. (311.1311)
C.Roseoe.
00. ll; Whitney Socket, (311.11; R Mo»
Gee. Co.
l‘he 1.1111 tor of having a history of
' the regiment perfected and published"
was again discussed as it has been
arrow. or New London: Henry
Phillips, of Bridgeport. The discussiOn
lasted until 1 o’.olock The committee
‘ was empowered to make such arrange-
ments as it considered udVlsabic
The Twenty-third and Twenty- eighth
Connecticut Volunteers.
hold theh anual reunion in Danbury.
yesterday. One hundred and fifteen
members of the Twenty-third answered
roll call. They elected Major David H.
Miller of Georgetown president; Cup-
; tain James-.11 Jenkins, of Mount Vor-
non. N Y... vice-president; W. H
Blue. or Nougatuck. secretary. sud the
Co. A
I Gray: (in. O
W. Anthony: C. D. D. M. Nichols;
00.217}. A. 11. Davis: (30. F. 8'. M. Blair:
11‘. '1‘. Root: Co. B.
* '00. G. Charles Bailey; (311. H. M. S
> Baldwin; Co. l. Charles Patterson;
K. h. Whitehead.
Thirty-live members of the Twenty-
elghth answered roll call. The regi-
ment elected the following Gainers:
President, .loel G. Roster. of Dsnbury;
secretary. George L. Andrews. of Win-
ned: treasurer. S. 1.. Scholield. oi
Glenbrook: vice-president. (‘0 A. T. J.
Brown, ofSt'nmfor1l;Co.13.111.13.1th-
rence.ofStAn1ior;d Co. C. Lieut. J. (‘.
Taylor. of Westport: Co. I). Lieut. E
W. Stratum. oi Consy island: Co. E
Robert Coon. of llarwinton'. Co. 14‘. .l
H. C. Butt-holler, of Moridon: (lo. 0.
Co
' George H. Raymond. of Norwalk: Co
‘ 3 [-1. Nicholas Fox. of Port Chester.
The regiments "will meet at Pleasure
Beach. Bridgeport. for their reunions
next year.
NEW GOLD BRICK SWINDLE.
SAN FRANCISCO. August Lid—The
very latest phase of the gold brick
swindle has been developed in Alaska
and the Klondike and the Chronicle.
says that bogus uold dust and nuggets
tho been sent forth in' large quanti
ties and disposed of as the product of
various claims. Many persons are
said to have been victimized. Two so-
cret service, scouts are now at Dow
son investigating the matter.
DAMAGE SUITSEAGAINST ISLAND-
R. .
SEATTLE. Wash. August 29—Nov-
Iv two score suits of damages against
the Canadian Pacific Nuviuntlon Com-
pany, in connection with the wreck of
tho stomnor lsinnder have been insti-
tuted. based on loss of life. or property
and injury to health. The cases wil
be presented ,to tho Unltod States
Court. which is presumed to have iur-
isdictlon. The cases involve. only times
who wore citizens or natives of the
United States.
1‘ did 1161 use thd'g
.tho' lot
1 as between her rind i.Wl'1en we left
.1 K111111111 on top of Wilson's hill
at many former 'rbunlolls. The old his—'
. loricai committee was discharged and
' 11 new one pppolntetd. it consists of
3 (3.8.!)
E Wade. of New York, and George D
1.11.11.19.11“ t
them could h'c'ar the 3111' .1111, but. bill
but could uotm its out, will“ I 0 said.
11 111111.», she was in
There were some bubb-
thol lot, young 9mitil was with the
811'
On the rodlrcc't witness said that
the girl did not cry out that she wits
within five or ten feet “or them, when
she passed with 9inltb.' When the
boys were going homo they met (313.13
9
was on his wheel and wont towards
the place they bad Just lclt,wi.1en he
1111111111111.-
Gus Krone followed the lust. witness
He rébides st 139 my avenue 1111 said
he hsd known Etta one your; that he
lmew‘ the boys. He met Scoliol'd and
Nihlll on Wllcox' a hill. “1 went to the
fur factory lot and {11111111 Smith and
the girl there." said the 1111111111.- .
“They clams out of the lot together
[went across the track under the.
Swing street bridge; she went down
towsids the station and down the steps
leading into State street. She was
running and had a tin pail in her hand
I followed her on my wheel and saw
her go home. It was about live min-
utes to 10. ”
0n the cross examination, witness
said he. saw Davis sitting on the fence
on Wilcox‘s hill. “When i followed
her.“ said the witness, "'1 met her on
State meet, Just as she got to the bot-
tom of the steps. I stopped and talk
ed to her about live minutes; she
asked me what time it was. I took out
my. watch and told her. it was inst
10 o‘clock She told me that she
would be dorm there Saturday night
She most alw'ays Wont down to the do
not ynrd every night.”
Officer William Pennington was the
next witness. lie. said that be arrest
od Davis Sa'turdnv afic1'noon.“l took
him to the private oillco in tho police
station. ” said the. oillc.er "Mr. lilsllm
and the girl was there with us. i
sent Fisher anly, and while ho was
gone i naked Etta if she had been with
Davis Friday 11111111. She loplled that
she was not.
time‘nd each time she replied no. She
told me that who 1had been with some
boys province to Friday night. Captain
Gladstone asked her if she. had bcen'
out on nights previous to that Friday
night She said yes. Mr.
was not present. ”when this cmlvorsn-
tion was hei1i.Shc told Captain Glad-
stone that. she had been with boys pre
vious to Friday night. When she was
asked why she did not make a com-
plaint. she replied that she was afraid:
she said she would not hnvo- made a
1on1pioint this time. only some 1111111
had seen her with The boys. and told
her father." .1
Captain Gladstone“ corroborated the
statements made by Olliccr Penning
on
The third day of the. trial against the
four young men. opened suspiciousl,
this morning. The Weather was i
right and the court room was cool. Te
crowd which 11‘ hung around the
court room the iir t two days. was con-
spicuous by its. absence. The room was
not crowded with members. Very few
outside of the witnesses were present
Again the boys appeared in the (ourt
room with handsome button hole bou-'
ducts in tho lapols oi their cunts.
When the cases were called shortly
after 9 o'clock. I1‘1'cd Davis. the sooner
cd. was put upon the stand. He. stated ,
that ho had known Etta two years; sow
her on two or three occasions down ill.
the railroad ynrd.80metl1nca there
were live and six seven or eight boys
present. There was quite a crowd in
Speaking about his whereabouts last
Friday night. ho stated that he met
Fletcher Scoiiel1l.nnd wont ever the
same story told by Scoflcld yesterday
with the exception that the testimony
was (it a more damaging character
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Wash Goods.
BAW-NS AN'D ‘DIMI’I‘IES.
‘sgiifi‘r'r
Cents.
' 121/
DIMITIES AND BATISTES}
GREY CHEVIOTS 5° Cents~Former Price $13.“ 10 Baotou-Farther Price, 121/1. to
WHITE WA'ISTS. ’
silk Lined JaCketS. a C H “F FINE MA” AS. “G'INGHA'MS
ll 75 c to ormer Price, $1.011.ce ii Cc
5'°°“ $1. orb—Former Price, $1.50. m or one 1.31.110 mm
Former Price $10.00. $ . WQRSTEWDRESS GOODS
1 3 _3 3 1 1.25mFormchricc, $1.75. 1
1.111011 sorrel. 1.. F p. is :0, no 81211001.. PLAIDS.
; at Reduced Prices.; 9‘00"" ormpr nee. . - 3'00' IO Cents—TR ulsrmPrice31?")é to
'bnnn's JACKET’S ,1 Sl'L'K WAIBTS . ‘1, “ E “ “ 1
' .' FANCY GOODS ,
155' JAQKETS LADIES ' 15 Graham-Rog 5111's new; Cents.
' MIMAPES ' LADIE'S’ El MI, 35' BATH- FANG " SEEM (3001333.
115 Genus—Refining Brice
1:; Lengthy 113.1311 ‘r
5 cents—111111111111 'PriEE; 1111 sadl-
5. mm
. .
‘r't'
¥ Floor Go voting:
l
ART CARPETS.
19 CentsuRegu'lar Price 25 Cents.
ALL WOOL CARPETS,
' 15 yds. to :19 yds. length
511 Cents—um: ulzir Price till to 75
. . "its. ‘1
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
syds. to 1253163. lengths.
511 Cents—«Regular Price on to 75
""' COINS. CM" ""
BEST TAPESTRY BRl’lSSELS.
5 yds. to 1131 ydtl. linigths.
dummy-maniac rice 80 to go
i; .29 Her 163ml? "
Bllblt‘!‘ LENGTWS
. of Davis. the elites was reopened 111111
' again put upon the stand: in answer
i asked her the second ‘
Fisher 3
' she would be believed by 1: Jury in the'
" hob
' 'r" 11 t'1') 1.1:... ntlle'
w 9 ms 11 r 1‘ o a
thbi'l'ig now was brought out
, .omsszrxomlmtlon. . .
At the conclusion or. the 'test'lmony'
the complainant Etta Fisher. was
to 11. question. she said she wu's lit
home on the Sunday and Monday night
on which Gertrude Gates said she was
1111110111. of her house at .13; o'clock end
8: 30 o'i‘ilock resp etlvel‘. She" said,
she uséd to lire, u (“pr ngwood‘ tutti
that was; this? 111311111011 the ‘«vent: (will
there ottoni‘ Eli‘s also 11121111111 all
the eta 1111111111.. 11111111: by Bessie Dunn
Lizzie and Kittie Ireland
"Now Etta are you 111111: which one
all". the boys {on met under the M011-
roeQ street br inc and went to the lot
with'lj' 1
“Wes, sir. it who that follow there."
13191111111}; to Davis
~1.'“Do you 19111111191111 meeting a boy
55111.11 you“ went ‘home that night?"
“Yes, air a boy passed me. but I did
not WW" 1171 talk with him. "
What limb was it when you reach
ed home?"
"it was after 11 o'clock."
"You still state that you 11111 not in
the habit of being out nights?"
“Toll, sir.“
01: time cross examination. 'wltncss
stated that it was this last Sunday and
Monday nights she meant when 111111
testified that she did not 'see 111.; girls
“Yes i thought 110" said Attorney
1111111111. The girls in their testimony
suited that it Was a week ago Sunday
and Monday nights '
Witness testified 1111 her direct exam-
i'n'ntlon that it wits before 8 o'clock
that Davis met her nodes the bridge
and dragged be1 through the railroad
yard. She new states that she met
Resale Dunn and the other girls at 8: 30
that Friday night.
Again Attorney 'Keogh tangled the
witness as to whn‘trboys were with her
at un‘y given tim‘e Friday night.
Mrs Jacob Rudder. who resided in
the residence now occupied by Fisher.
on the first floor. until the ifith of
this month. stated thot a week ago
last Sunday night she wont to the
house of Mr] Fisher in Momoc street
to indulro how Mrs. Fisher was. She
said all the children were on the plaz-
zn: that it was about ten minutes to
night. “Etta called her father down.
so i could speck to him." said Mrs
Rudder. "When i left it was live. min
utes past eight. Etta went up stairs
then."
i ittlc Katie Gaulner. who resides
next door to Mr. Fisher, in Monroe
about Mrs. Rudder going to the Fisher
residence to inquiic ttl'lCl Mrs. Fisher
'As she knew nothing about the mat
ter she was (“italicised
William l‘isher father of Etta was
again called to determine where ills
daughter wa's week ago last. Sunday
.and Monday nights. lie stated that Et
t11 was not out “oi! the house after 7
o'clock on Sundaf' night 011 Monday
{,night Etta was ronlhg in the house
from 8 o “clock to 11:20.
time with a. friend" said the witness
At the conclusion at this testimony tho
case rested 521111 11163111111111 Tammany
commenced his argument.
. At the conclusion or able arguments
by Prosecutor Attorncv Keogh and At
ttorney George H; Voshurgh. who was
assisting Tnmany, Judge Joseph R.
1Taylor said:
“There are but two courses open to
the court in connection with the case
one is to find probable cause and bind
the prisoner ov‘or to the Super lOl court
'111111 the other is to discharge the 111--
111s111i because there is not s'uiilcient
evidence to convict him. The motor-
inl question is the fact that Davis did
not curnully know or abuse the girl.
The dotenso' has introduced the evi
dimer of Fletcher Seoiield. Davis. the.
licensed, and the statements of the of-
tlccrs, us contradictory statements pre-
vlously made by the girl. Alter hoar-
ing the statements of Sconcld and Da-
‘vls. I am positive. so for as the lot-
tcr is concerned. ho had no cnrnul
knowledge and abuse with the girl.
According to the testimony of the bill
tors. Davis was not with the girl 011
Friday night.
”in or'dc1 to llnd the prisoner over
ll must find notwithstanding the in-
eonsistoney 'ol the girl's statements.
Superior Court. In order to do so.
would have to be convinced by at
least four witnesses.
‘ "i don't feel thut 1 01111 accept tho
statements of the girl, and I don' t fool.
in juntlvo to the accused/that I ought
to order him to appear at the next
1111 m at tho Superior Court."
Turning to the prisoner. Judge Tar
ion suid.“8to.1ld ill). Davis."
'uroso trombll'n'gly. It could be seen
that. although he was about to ho pur-
donod, 11o keenly felt the position he
was in.
"i feel your experience in this unit.-
1111' ought to Worn you against any-
tblng of the kind again. You' re 11 young
town of the average intolli'gcnco. and
old enough to know the meaning and
nature ct those things. You have 111111
0. narrow escape. for you had state‘s
prison storing you in tho face. i bo-
iiovo that it was owing to good luck.
you worn not one of tho boys who was
with her that Friday night I hope for
your parents' units. it not for your own.
that this will be, it good and also 11. and
1.1111111210111111 for you. soil that you will
profit by it. You ore discharg
Who: those words Worn uttered oy-
bry sundtntor in the court room clap-
131311 11111131111111; and stamped his test.
hon order will restored. Drivili arose
to his tact Wt” 111; with his list. and
rsmhilnk lyud ."I’m much oblis'od to
pHINA' MAW ' 0111111111111. 11311. dotting 111nm. '1
{ANNESE Mime. 9.3911591. 53' .t:.::rn:hr.t
(31312311.?) H """" "M" ' “we to 111 111 0 boys ‘
U or re '
.3' BR? 31%;: A‘fimoswbfi‘gggg R‘ 11115159911111 up tomorr't’m mutually 'st 9
' it I 11113111111111 any rt womd 's'n-
loo." cssuully reins ed the basil-
till Mn!) 1 ”ti homo tomor-
strcct. was put on the stand to tell'
"i was playing checkers during that -
lately pay in par.
Davis ;
1 ion A.
N 1111
LOTS 01' DAI Y
.AB'RIC'S, ranging from a“ few. to a
few hundred pieces of each. are. priced for; a quick depurturg
from our counters. Materials so dainty 51nd attractive that: they
will never go out of style are being sold so low that the pocket
book need take but small account of the making of many pret—
ty gowns and waists.
3 20 Lawn-15lliped and figur~
Pieces e1l.p.1tlt11n.u1delicate col~ x...
colors. 3 5c yd. ;
15 Linen Finish Batiste with ~ > 5
Pieces colored polka dots and ,“
figured. 6%c yd. ' -_1
5o Lawn, Dimity. Batiste. 9
Pieces Light grounds, also red .-
uavy a111l393lilack grounds. 8c yd. '
200 lfine Batiste, Lawn, jac-
l’ieees ouct, Swiss. Dimity and
other fabrics with light " ,
or dark grounds. 12%0. yd. 3 :-
oinnnn 8513
The. lutest'llemfl
SUCH GREAT INTEREST as‘ has been shown in our
special offerings of china and Porcelain Dinner Sets. necessi-
tales the hulking of a new and smaller list of the low priced sets
YL‘lliilllllll”.
At $111.88 two Sets of fine French China remain.
They are
quite worthy of notice as those alleady sold.
-’~\l $1500 six styles only remain of the 130 piece Porcelain
Sets. reduced to that price.
At $10.00 only three of to special offerings remain; at
$9.48 two of the 130 piece Sets are left.
A
In Ibo Isl
11111311111111.
Rims
Armour‘s Fine Art Toilet Soap are 151: box—1cm. .from 250.
Anchor bmnd Castile Soup. 4 oz chines, 2 for 1011.8 011 cakes, 4 for 251:.
AT
five! vhdamfflmwf
Infinyry‘rmfim
WANT CONVENTION 0F BANKS.
m
Will Protest Against E'xtortionate and
Arbitrary Charges of New York
. institutions.
HARTFORD. August 29~The execu-
tive committee of. the Conectlcut Bank- little one 0119 M nine Cough Cure
ers' Association has issued a oirculiu"
letter sugestlng a. general convention
;ol delegated! from several state bank
associot
take action against the New York
0113 throughout the country, to
Clearing House banks’ practice 01."
'11harging for the collection of out- of- 3,
town checks.
matter: First: As to the systematic
and expeditious collection of items a
system of state or district
triet or state should apolnt 11 point to
which all collections on banks in that
district should he sent. and to which‘
all banks in that district should immed-
funds their own
checks when presented by the clearing
‘house bank as instituted at that central
point. 3
' Second' As to; the overcoming of the :
cxtortionnto and arbitrary charges now
imposed by New York city banks. by -
the appointment of certain other desig-
united cities to be recognized as deposit »
and 11111 lug house banks. 1
The 111 ter is signed by '9." OaKeeler. '
of Nor ill: I“. E. Bupnell of New Pla-
ven: B. 'Prlndlo. of Bridgeport. and
C. W. Gals, of Norwich
CONTINQED BEHEL ACTIVITY IN
C'OLOMMIA;
KINGSTON. .111, August ' course
British‘stonmer (Boots Iticun. which
has arrived here from 11.011111. Colombia.
brought advices or 11011911113611 rebel act
tlvlty in the vicinity ox Colon and P1111-
limo. The government 111111 1111111111;
lcnowod cilbrts to 1111110111111 the rebels
from a strong Kositlon. The rebels. in
force. were ntt citing Busnsvontdro on
the bay of (liloco, Monday. A large
overtimcnt force has been disputation
l'roni ponnmii 111 11111 hope or 1111111111115
Ln 11 enemy. T1111 censorship 111 00111111:
in it most stringent ;;
Wm
civil. oovsnnMchs in" 111111.111;
.. . .oin‘ss. 1 .
MANILA. August lilo-«Glyn (levels
norJ‘dlt returned hero today from the
nor 1
tions at the ports 11111111: 1: unt' 2 visit-
lad. burl up his trip he .sstnbli 1811.11ng
l ovotnmcnto at seven pi to lab bio
on; lloconp. south tandoori higihbm
(31111111111111.1311 tdlmllsmb
its lhtomls shortly, toscmolmitto the
provincial garments. abolishing the;
bumbem‘mo Monumental machinery '
‘ ti
or tho'srnsiicnmmvlbees.
LAGONIA NH H., Alimony-«1111.111!
Rupiah;
biddi ‘dib‘d'iudiibliii" lit
o'clocil' this mbgnii'
The letter proposes the have her own way?"
following methods of dealing with the
clearing ;
bruises is proposed in which each dis~ ‘
its is 1111111911 with the count--
disc and Boos. 1
lemony novernai or .11
New Wine soy»- vv'J‘A man coiled hero
to thrash you a few minutes ago.”
Editor "What did you any to him?"
;"I told him i was Sorry you wasn't in."
In cases or can't: .or croup give the
Then rest easy on have no fear. The
child will be all right in a little willie.
it never fails. Pleasant 11) take, always
Waste sure and almost instantaneous in
elrec't.Geo1-ge C. Wilson.
Friend—”Do you permit your wife to
Husband (post
tlvelyl—“No. 1111'. She has it without
my permission.
SAVED A BOY’S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain Ii. ‘Hu hard, or Mll-
ford,1‘)cl.. says: “Brazi inn 13111111111111
ed my bey' 5 life. He began just. like
the one We lost with croup. We. gave
him 11 few doses. He quickly dropped
t9 sleep, and was all light in the mom-
111g.” For sale by R. H. Plsistod. and
'F. H. Baxter. .' . . ,.
-‘—-‘—-'w—-1~.-—,--
Mr. Henry-”Wily does your friend
date. her letters ahead?" Mrs. Henry
~—-"I suppose she gives them to her
husband to mail!"
ASTOU Nbizl‘). THE E iron;
Editor 11.11. Brown. or. Bennettsvmo
El. 0 was once immensely surprised.
“Through long snflertnz from Dys-
pepsin." he wute¢.1"my. wile was great-
ly run 1101111. still had no stronsth or
.vlgor and “cultured great distress from
her stomach. butt; she tried Electric
Bitters which helped her at once. and.
:flltfil‘ using tour bottles. she is entirely,
,woll.c11n out anything. it's 3. grand
tonic and its gentle isxstlvlo qualities
lure s'plsndld for mold. liver ‘ ‘For in.
digestion. Loss at Appetite. Stomach
hnd,leo11troublos it's a positive. misr-
anto'ed cure. Only 6011 at F. 11. Box-
ter’ 11. south Norwslk and John.
Riggs. Norwslk. ,
MW
(in restaurantié‘ulook
11rd, waiter lvo found a button in
his snisdl" Wattow“’l‘hnt's all right
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