,, lid
in Brltlaeport. . ‘
, The. 0111 Day house in East avenue Nl‘s
uhdergoins repairs.
Vast-1 national a lit stIV,‘ Vorwa‘llt
scliooidV will be Val? iu‘ed on by. ‘I I“ ‘
Frederick Lav‘vis and family. at Bette
iN’luoc, will move to Jersey City Mon-
lay.
'l‘hc schooner “Lucy A. Lane" is at
John H. Ferris' dock with a load of
sand.
Ezra 8.11511. of East Norwaik. visit}
on in New Canaan. several days this,
week. .
F. M'. J iVilVVV 1.55. o: ,athinthon street
will open snoopy... Witlf relatives in
Greenwich.
Charlie Rose continues in about the. ,
same condition at his home in Van I. .
Zandt street.
Miss Mal D. Kaylee. of‘ Stony Brook ‘
5.1.. is the, guest or Miss Orah Mal
King. of. Booth Osborn avenue. .
A bouncing baby boy aiiived in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph H Beh-
runs; of Winfield street. Thursday
Richard Mead. oi, Nor-walk. will have
charge of the‘Sunday school 01' SL.
Paul's mission. tomorrow. timing the , '
absence or Gharles Murray
Charios‘ldbrrny.’ of Norwalk. and Al-
fred 51.1mm, oth5b‘brn avenue, will
no to Bridgeport tomorrow, to hear
Archdeacon Louis N. Booth preach. ,
, IIIIMr.Iand.MthI John Gutterldge expect
to return from their honeymoon too
marrow, and will reside in nicely tur-
niahed apartments. at 58 Osborn avenue.
A recent addition to the South Nor-
,.,walk Launch Club‘s ti‘eet is Charles
‘ Younga naphtha launch which i5
moored at the club's float north or the
N’tlraw.
There Will he Evening Prayer and
, 551 men as usual at Christ Church to~
‘ marrow night. at 7: 30 and the Rev.
Charles Coerr will preach. All are in-
vite‘d‘
M155 Cora Colo, will have charge of
the Epworth League service in the
. last Avenue Methodist Church parlor;
tomorrow evening. atItl;,30. The sub-
ject will be“1’raVer and Necessity."
Daniel Matron. although not belong-
ing to the union“ does quite a little
painting' its,» hidden himself on his
«instituting the front of the Electric Ex:
., N391: 55 011155. 011.1115 Washington street
Ili' age. * :
here appears to the II great scarcity
at. painters at present.
. , tardrin an,
115111, to coin late the many contracts
he has on; 115115,. .
A“ 51555 115‘, m5 washing broke. and
nearly seVered one of Mrs. John Grom-
weil's fingers. while at work in her
kitchen. Wednesday in East Washing-
ton street; ion has since been
treating the‘ around; ,
The men employed on the sewer at
‘the east end at hington stroebha‘d"
a hurrah! oqwért laidry tall morn-
ing. A horrid the trench on thé
south side caved in. but fortunately
there were no men at work in the” ditch
at the time, gauche was injured
The stark; 1135111 made its up»
* hearancc 111 Maple avenue; this time
' bringing a little son to the happy pare
ente“;Mr.and”Mr5‘§'R.H.135hrens At
this It'ritin both mother and baby are
doing- Inine yr‘undci“ the skiltuhtreai-
. meat 01 D1: 013
The care 111.5% ‘Vtvoxlk on the South ..
‘Norii'alk isb Gldb‘s new building”
nerth of the' bridge ,qu completed to-'
day The ciiib will. probably take one
session early next week. A fence has
been built on the east side. separatinv
the club house from the property ad-
VOV'IVIVIVVY ‘Vpaai I d .1 t 5
, ‘ c oung 55' 11 open on u~
51ther he in eligbtiul meeting,- last
evening, at the bionic of Mrs. Edwin G
broke. in Bétta Bliss. The young ladé
lee brought their needles and thread
, and utter sev'vins. a. serial evening was
, 25511551 51111 a lighbl‘unchcon served Sev-
51-51;. months
IDuant. Norwallt have re-
er’froin Harry Crossett-‘I and
111, who want to tilt; 1151';
“[1111! .. to school last Tuesday“.
The loot-1153' was completed without
accident. lint the boys had a walk of
':"‘7’mt1riy a mile War a '.rough road from
,_ the station to the school During their
.. . first night at the school they had unite
'_x.: on experiencé‘ A thunder stat-111351115
_. gpggand 5 bolt 1 iixhtninrstrnck their
that did? Very little damage TbeV
1" 5 bit highly of the institution and its
young nien,.~who pro very cangenisl.
W. H. Barnumhotfianburthho has
been employed tor some time as
Bridg‘éte’nder John Co‘le‘s 55515an was
told yestctda Why Mr. G is ,
110, In :-
Barnum chine.rI-o’inVV 'Danbury about ave
week‘s amok-11151118 his 1y, who.
have. been staying at 111 s ram-lens.
on the Washington sheet bridge. He
says that he laid been given to undere-
stsnIL that, 115‘ 37611111 have a‘ steady in;
and line In; Imo ngv‘las not to been
MN
I recitations by the young elocutionist.
it. E. Gotham»
ottoman: to 1511135me and Barb ,
deliver, to secure sufliclent ‘3
= “lodgTnghtlyso Row
otithe choir Joined the '
all; lowed by communion service: Sunday
‘1! ‘- school at 1530 11.15.; Epvrorth League
,NFriday at 3 ii in» Junior
. Ber , ,‘ at _
4min HIM: Hart'lM'it Mural
passed an; of the most auccedaiui “en.
tertaiurnents; ever given by the lilust
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League Great credit is due
M155 Cecile CBborn tor the splendid
Kilogram .opening with a banjo trio by
Messrs; Dunn. Kantian and Taylor.
which Was heartily entered. The piano
solo. ll: ‘Trovntoi'e, by Miss Helena A.
Mitchell 11111.5 well rendered, and a very
olfailivc, number was the solo Daddy,
by Earl L‘Hommedieu. The beautiful
song and the smalltsinger touched the
hearts of every one in the audience.
The Y. 111.0. A MandoliuCiub. though
short two members, rendered, under the
etheieut leadership of William E1595.
two splendid selections. By request
Mr. and Mrs, P. Merriam song 1 Live
and Love You, very beautifully.“ The
piano duet by the Misses Worden was
thoroughly enjoyed. and two splendid
M155 Ethel Parmslee, delighted every
one. Ernest Reynolds responded to
shearer, alter spear. accompanied by
Miss 111515 Damon. until no ionizer able
.to play. and ii eclock had passed be—
tore the last tired but happy Nguest. had
admitted .I
Th ’ at, the Arbor VDVay exer
1115:5st rdmmar Department.
pperm esterday’ at 1: 30 p. m .
So
In: as {OVVIVIIVVVV‘ h.V‘
seem y are
Song-«gin 111‘s Vll'iocl:
1.5555 “If
School.
Recitationn—What do Wu Plant?
" Boyle- from Grade 4
Recitation-4115,1155 u .loyi’ui
I Psalm C.
851100 00.1
Recitation—at. ttic Girls Wish.
Edith Mead“ 1111 Song by Grade 5
Song~-Wsnd' ring in the lilay- time
, School
a... Shepherd
Noise-«I
Quotations
‘Boys from Grade 5.
Rosding~Rarabie ot the Sowar
iilisli‘ Susan M01 ehouse
Recitationm'l‘ho Wayside 11m,
Miidr'ed Bennett.
Song—430ml} 0'51 81:th Fields.
l.
Recitationewll‘hea Planting of the An-
ple Tree
Girls tram Grade 6
Reoitatlon—Plant a Tree,
Mari Wright
School
Iii'zcitIVitiNoIr-«A Dav in ..iune
. Edna Biydenburg
Address-V—Origin. Use. Success of AI
bor Day,
”~ . Principal E ii Gumbart
SonIz‘uAmNerlcs.
., hows YTON.
Principal G. .W. they went to Free
hold, N. .1.. yesterday to spend Sun-
day with his family.
Mrs. Kate Hawkins and Mrs. Annie
Ford. of Milford. entertained their
cousins: Mr. and Mrs. John L‘HommeI
than and Mrs. Mary L‘Hommedleu or
R‘o‘waytoa‘, the past i‘ew days.
The sloop Mary Underhill. owned
by Matt Brothers arrived home from
Mianus. last night. She has been
51151de with two 551:: horse power
engines, and new dredging apparatus
which 1V5 'oll operated by electricity,
Rowaytoii Methodist Episcopal
5115;551:5551. Hubbard. pastor;
preaching at V10: iii), subject “Standing
by the Groanmt 155115;" preaching to]
at 6: 45, p. ,.,.In union meeting. preach-
in; at 7: 30 p. 111., theme "The V15;
ion at Fromm" Monday evening.
monthly meeting of omoial Board;
To by evening. class meeting;
Thursday evening. prayer meetingg
lithe Rownyton Bspiiat‘I'
l , j reaching at.
51555155
,, it? 11135316823015 Dorian on 1115i???
dimly to e in
2; tractiowth
, apartments“
5'5 .
a. has been c 11'
s‘vdryé, rtVVVrncttve opting. w‘ttiV
, ate.
, new “511V window and please. and will
be tor teat as soon III 5551111451541me
711171th is mailing the inn
Methodist 51511155551 ChlIVrclI new
, 5mm: 12. Guernsey. pastowbivino
" I worship tomorrow at 10:30 a m. and
7: so on;
‘ ‘wtll
Ii will be received a (lathe pariah will do-
m‘pa'l .i ,
raycr. ‘ . , ‘
’ , Itcv.IMr. Hubbard.
Recitationm'l‘hc Governor's Prooiama
tion'. ‘ ,
‘ Olive. James. ‘
Reoitntion~The HistOIy ot Arbor
Day.
Preston Hart.
Recitation—'Arbor‘ Day,
Florence Moore.
Essay—The cedar Tree.
Mabel Ambler.
CliorIISwWoodmsn Spore That Tree.
School.
Recitation, ,
William Lynch.
Recitationmins‘criptlon to the Flip
trance ot a Wood.
Arthur Lynch
Recitation—«What Do We Plant.
Sanford Wicks. James Smith.
Songw-Vocai Solo.
Tracy Ambler,
RecitationMWe Love the Trees.
Lena Dukes," Jessie Close. Lizzie Cal.
, lea, Emma Bushman.
Recitation-Elm and the ‘Vinc,
Cornelia Brown
Essay—The 011K.
1015 Stevens.
Song-Voiccs of the Woods,
school.
Recitation-A Sweet Wild Apple Tree
dlnays Mills.
RecitatioIIw-SlomeI Things 1 Would
Like to Know,
Marie Moore.
Recitation—«Mrs. Red; quirrcl.
Eddilerin e
Raoitntione’l‘rog amine . .,
Ruth Billiard; “brie Mills and
.leltnielfiutn‘ult. I,
Sony—The Violo‘t's Fate.
School-I
Pupils march from building.
Boys. two iIonI ouch room plant the
tree
Girls two tIonI each room. plant the
tree.
Naming of tree, ,
Milly iluy'ler
Song-Arnerica.
‘ Shhooi.
Recitation-«What Do We. Plant.
Olive Rubbard.
Song—~WoodmanV Spare That Tree
hooi.
: Very interesting talks were given
‘ by: the local clergyf’thc Rev. Mr. Hub-
bard 511% the Rev. Mr Brown.
DJRIEN AND NOROTON
, Dr’ want will leave next Monday
(or New York where be his a' posi
tion in a hospital. ' .
Rm. 8. ILA Sands, s tormern pastor
of the Dorian Methodist Church is in
Danish. (25111113 on friends. ,I.
~ Mr and Mrs. Palmer, who have been
living wtth Mrs. Alexander Monkey for
awxwm 159,1. yesterday .1111- Stem
13151.5. whére they will reside here;
a or _
The Volunteer Hook and builder
.icompany has given the contact tar
build as its new engine-house at Non
owtdni" Vto‘ WilliamVMatlIc-r of West Nor
wRobert F‘ Sfillbll from New Conan
who is manager 'oi' the Chicago Pack
lug Companytsrb‘rsnch market in our.
lea is boarding at Benjamin 8.1..
John' 5 . ,
The monthl meeting of the vain ,
teer Hook and ;
, er
that all the members be present; 55.13115,
business of importance is to come up
for action
Mr. and hire (‘3thqu Whittemore
leave next Wednesday for comm.
where Mr Whittei‘nore has securdd a
lucrative position with an electrical
concern. . iii-5 Whittemore was if“,
utterly Kiss Meta Burt-hard. ,
Thomas In flavisna «stereo 51.555”
Bowers". Home at ..N‘oroton, 1
Witterbbry‘, Thursday morning“; 11
turned yesterday alteration». Re, stop,
The, iii-Vs
‘I,
meet the different odious an
‘ of the
I. marriage carom tiy
, Philadelphia and New Haven.
. ‘ Wallace before her
At 1.1M morning survive
this sgcrnuiont Ion, the Lords an o‘er
o administorod new room are
liver :1 shorthddo In the evenlnxl
the pastor will preach the last sen!
‘ mon in the series on "The Culture of
Man.” Tomorrow evenings topic
_ "Thehultms oi the Soul. "’ ‘ Strangers
are invited.
Rev. Mr Dicke‘i‘mtn at the church
Messiah New Haven. welt
known in this odds. performed the
for‘ Ellsworth
Cbilds and Mine Data M. Wallace. this
week 14120111111" 15 proprietor Of 11‘
number of restaurants in blow York.
M155
marriage was
bookkeeper in the main Guilds ras-
street ln New York. This was the 555;.
and marriage of Mr. (11111115,. He first
married Miss his 1 11101111111511. who
was also 11 bodibkeeoer at his main
restaurant in New York. She Was
divorced from him 1‘5quon 28 and
the decree forbade Mr. IChllds to moi”
V ry until his first wile should be dead. ‘
Mr. Chllds escaped any Action tor con»,
tempt at court by‘ marriring in and
state. Alter the wedding Mr, ‘Cblitis
and his bride left for Middle‘port N.‘ ‘
Y. Nothing has beta heard from
them here since they 1511.. . _
W '
~Bad blood 511d indigestion ore
deadly enemies to good health. Rut-V,
dock Blood Bitters destroys them.
”HEM
VWEST NOR WALK.
* Miss Edith Mather is visiting friends
in Davies.
Miss Daisy Weed has
purchased a
new wheel
Stephen Burtis is recoverinii (light,
a severe illness
Adolphus Ettiingcr QtNewN York.‘
is calling on friend‘s. II ,
Mrs. George Wilson of Stomtoi'd. la
VIVIVVVVVV Mr and M111 William .1 NM
1 er. ' ,
Mr. Hitchcock. oi Port Chester. 1155
returned home sttena visit with his
5011. Chester Hitl‘hthflflk
Rev Howard Hoyt. or the 555.555,
nan Congregational Church will hold .
service in the Union Chapel at 8* 0
tomorrow.
u...— ‘
‘ wzsrpoar. ‘
M155 Florence ,.81. John has been
visiting in Black Rock. .
Probate Judge 1) [3. Bradley spent
Thursday in Bridgeport ,
A tea will be given in the Library
this afternoon from 1 until 6
School children observed Arbor
day with appropriate exeicises.
hire. Frederick Romper and dough
tar are visiting in Brooklyn N. ‘1'
Rev Kenneth blackouts returned
home Thursday from a visit in Nyacit,
.Y.
Millard Brown 11‘an {Vanilly have Vrcnt-
Ed the Shanghaspey cottage Greens
srm 111.5
James Duane and totally aremcc'u-
pyiug their summer cottage at Greens
Farms.
Communion services were held in
Trinity and Christ Ghnrches Thursday
morning; ,
Miss Eva Jelliife. oi Baugstdck, has
been the guest of friends in Southport
during the ‘t‘véei;
D. S. Thorpe and wile. of Bridgeport.
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
George S. ”Thorpe I _
The seleetmen will meet Monday
and dilation of the bills and business
tor the month of April
., E11 8. Mead has entered his buy
more Esperance in the Memorial race
in Norwallt on the fair grounds.
Mr Iand Mrs. George B Gorhata
have beenIthe guests or Mr. umpire.
George Mex-mm Greenfield Hill. . V
Rev. R «.1..'i‘homson trill preach his?
farewell sermon in Greene Farms Cons
groundnut Church midday. ‘Msy 2‘6.
Mondiy evening the West
1551 Society will Inset at the home at
Mr and lure. Holmes; W‘shinxton
street ~ I
Charles 111 Back was in y'town this,
week: milking amntements tor, the
ogupyiux or his summer home in King,
5 set.
The. weekly prayer meeting of the
Greens Farms Church ,was’ held lost
evening at the home or“ Mrs Mary
Adams.
in italiah employed at the VStsrch'
Workspcaaxht his arm In it belt Wed-
caddy and‘ had the member quite-
, biidl'y tout. Dr Day attended.
While buttoned in Work on his 15!:
91155519115511”. Benjamin Bulkley
111515115:
“30“
‘ While. I‘O'VVI,
Farms "irate tragedy violin ed.W,ed1§es’-
115;:t at the home f' til
N113...
‘tudlt‘. Thursday. .131? drove
r
taurant.‘ at Broadway and Chambers
thins; P
narrow ,‘Iescsned amps ting thotII
teens .
and ‘ in Fridge; I”!
tit lily viii, imitating them in
audition
popular inert and Is planning to ‘5th
ad about him a number or young poa-
pie interested in the tame. , .
I‘llobelitl G'aolt, theI well known cav- ,
than who for twenty live years has seen
that all tieilht has been delivered to
its destination in Westport. met with
<5, ipaiutulmithough not serious each.
dent, at the freight yards in Songs:
to
freight yard behiatil pair of as 11115
looking males as“
port. and backed“. “om up to the
freight house. Times mules had not
been used about: the wards tor any
length 01' time and when a ti aia callus
steaming into the yards, it frightened
the animals and they, set out to make a
runaway Nomltlistdodlng his seven
ty years. Mr Gault instill a spring from
the platform and soon Ives at the 5111
1111115; head but they sprang to one
side and Mr. Gauit I'wssI thiown antler
knee ran over. His son. Leonard 11.;
adult. who happened in the vicinity
was called and took his father home
were found to be broken but several
deep catsw
damage was done.
‘,‘WILTON..
M155 Mabel Sturges spent: Sandie
gilw‘eston with her sister, Mrs 1511155
0 e31
entire week visiting out-of-town,
Moods.
‘- "‘ The Reading Gircls was entertained
V‘Bhursday attemoon' by Mrs D. it.“
hurt;
1115 Katherine White
"1,01%.
William the genial baker who V50
long has entered to the needs of Wil—
, tell customers has halt the empldy of ‘,
iaiVihn. the Westport baker to enter they ,"
stardh factory.
noon at land on the Ridge belonging
by George Ogden for $1 400
loiters recently met at the home of J
lislactory arrangement in regard. to
the laying of a pipe line through his
property.
Mrs. 11.11. Barroil,ofNorwalk.has
accepted an invitation to most the
members oi.’ the Reading Circle. and
11555131111151! her willingness to dis-
cuss the Federation of Women‘ 5 Clubs
_ iii; the next meeting. May 8th. Thurs-
dsy.
Mrs A W. Morwin entertained the
Whist Club Tuesday afternoon. Four
tables were occupied Prizes were be
cured at the expiration of two hours
playing by ,.‘Mrs G A. Davenpoit and
, Miss Katharine stat-go‘s Consolation
prices were awarded to‘ Mrss .1. Mo
Ewen Beets and Mrs; A. W. Merwi‘n.
No appointment. for future meetings
have yet been made.
invitations hare been extended se‘v
, oral Wiltonians to attend 5 reception
and dance to» be held in the Norwsik
Armory the. evening at May 7th. The
gentlemen of the entertainment comI
Initiate are Georgie Woodward chair-
man. Corporal L. W. Leonard, Private
1... G Raymond Corporal S. S. Adams.
‘ Private A 5105511155 This entertain» -
maht will be. under the auspices of
Company D.
; “www'
WISH TNRACE NOVF' *MIBBN PARSONS
_ , ation of Stamford Woman.
in the advertising columns at The
Sentinel today a reward of 8100 15 Vol-
fared for information as to the
whereabogts of lilies Parsons, who
mysteries 1y disappeared on Wednso
day would; at last week Relatives
are inclined to the belief that Miss
arenas 1155‘ been seen in the vicinity
a: Sbr'ingdsie, Dorian. Noroton and
New (lineup, and- she may at the pro.
sent time be in some or those places.
Any in‘tot‘mation will be gladly re-
received by 011151 of Police Bowman. or
Bismtord.
51151411551" naval; acaoamv.
pounced that the beard of visitors to
‘ the naval pendent}: completed its ro-
V'D‘Brt today. The three chief recom-
installations will be: First. to com
mission the cadets as 511513115 as soon
as: they graduate. second to change
the name cadet to midahipman. Third.
to, equalize the pay, at navy unicorn.
putting it on? tiresome base as the
fill! THERE?
‘” til; ' “V‘Inannnflwoommn-
‘I W , batsman-up.
. 11‘5in Romper can ‘ ‘
times the than male factor in this
II 1 orguotlit 1111111,) 11
‘VMOIlVfiVV'lVlleqliinggfitf upomtymafid ., ,
“gt yank woman have to p
11ch 11an line“ 11 no rest”,
the _
itcama to wear- ,‘ ii.“
.Ilii‘ld to Mathilda-Ii in lime. ,
To that quccii‘; at l unit-i" and her drossimkor (V5 wm'i‘ld a
0115‘ 11111111511 15‘1thth .Iiliilllilftt‘; luxury and serial eitciiembn
lI bushy, may some day 11151111151
the wheels oi the truck and his right _
and Dr. Nolan was called. No bones I
were made upon his hands.
The team was caught before any great ,,
Rev. W it Hooker has spent t'ha‘V
Icturned ‘
, home last week She and her sister
. Miss Winifred are indisposed with the ,
mill!!!) 3. , V;
The remains of James Davenport nt 7‘
Bi'boltiyn, formerly of this place, were y,
brought to Wilton Wednesday att‘eb
noon and interred in Hillside 051115- I
At the auction sale Saturday atter- .
til, the estate of the late 1130311511. ’
the reperty in question was bid in '7
, The South Norwnik Water Commie: ‘_
.g815rges in Wilton and them was s ‘
A Reward of $111th adored for inform. .'
nervous tension: loss or sleep and con-I
‘stsnt speaking I hint about utterly col
lapsed:
three bottles or Electric Blisters made
me all right. lt‘slthe beat alteration
and wont; sickly womadtgiln' splendid.
ANNAPOLIS. Md. May 3~It is an? ,
' 3 lVVhiVI large 05 Prunes,
hot
‘ The nervous 11111115 o‘
the weary form and 115111
other through its 11.011 In
a common curiae. ‘
‘N‘crvouu b" ‘ rotlotalexr Iiiitvhuutiug 51151151117 5 1
pass loss of 111V the and sire wrinail‘indirato ‘Sitl'lGili-lmw V
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do get about at all;
care to
to give up my.‘ trade obscuring.
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“kit spacial :‘IIiIioo. .Iirito fret-1,1 to 2111-..1.’
Bile ram “II-51y III in you.
has 5111-11 a, “1111‘ emollient-o in treating; i‘ “in; .I‘ iiipNNIn
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writes Champ Clark Missouri’s bril-
liant congressman “from overwotfk
it seemed that all the organs
in my body were out or1;orde‘r.biit .
medicine ever sold over a. ‘drngg‘ist‘s a
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POPE MSENDBIIIHia lLESSlNG. ,I
NEW' YORK. “May 3~A
bestowing the papal blessing um
Archbishop Corriga‘n
last night from Rome“ it was new
mlttedI‘ by Bishop Monaural; of Brook-
13511;, now at the Italian capital on pil-
grlmsge and also continued an. in
may as to the health of the archbish-
0p Tbecondition of the archbishop
Continues to improve * , ,
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Mrs. Franklin Rush. rot New Castle I
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Del.. ‘sa‘ysz‘
dyspepsia. Used to have great 111's»
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. I could hear of.- but nothing helped me
.‘ till i took Brazilian 13311111 still one do .‘
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