THE SOUTH NORa ALK EVENING SENTINEL
‘ THURSDAY? SEPT: II,“ 1901. I
IDSHINGTON STREEyT,
R SCHOOL‘SHOES.
D. Ly on&Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
In men In lhnninsInn
mued‘ from Flrut Page).
.otfpromptly {It 7: 55. Stops \Ierc
. all along the route to tuke on
. n, from othoI towns and cition
t was about lo o'clock before. the.
rived at their destination III
in Norwalk tiIcmen. who took the
to Thomnston, left on II speciul
about 7: 30. The uptown delega-
Consisted of the members of Plo-
Hook and Lnddei Company del-
ions from the lI‘IIe Police and a
‘the membeis of the othei Iom~
. Thofiremen were accompanied
oyor George B. Burton. All of
lireladdies were attired in full
uniform, and Irene confident of
.. g a fine time. The Second Regi-
out Band, of New Haven. met the
lk delegation at WIIth bury.
OMAS'lUN Conn. Septemhei ll
rly 8000 voluntccl hiciucn llulll
ver the state IllllllillltliI’Il in thc
.Hltien's parade hen» today. 'llIIII
ere reviewed along the line of nnuc II
In about 12. 000 people two tlIiIds of
horn welt: visitois. it was II big col
brutlou lor the quiet town and gieut
reputations nele made fun the outm-
lnment of the guests. The Ilecuiu-
on; were elaborate III the cxtrcmc.
very building. both public and priv-
to. was decorated with hunting and
he national colols. On some of the
lawns of the> main stIects booths had
been erected, In which the Iisitois of
the day weIe cuteitainod lIIom thu-
porury bnndstands many wclldmown
.‘bandg from the different cIlII‘sI of Ibo
‘otate furnished music.
, _ A l’éaturo of the day wns tho immo—
tion of the pIIIadc on the south glccn
Arches had beru cicctod behind ouch
“of which wus the organization whosxc
name appeared lhcrcon. At the ordcr
1 Grand Marshal William Sanford.
South Norwnlk New \lllfoId Nongo-
‘ nok, Beacon Falls. liI‘IsIol \thlt’llllll).
Winsted, Norwalk linionvillc. lchhI
thohfleld, Sonthingtou lI‘orestlilIc and
AnSonla maIIthl III the 01¢ch named.
Some of the towns sent .Is IIIIIIII as
three companies.
As the lust company took its plaIc
ill the line the head of the pIm-cssitin
‘was on Main street, nearly half a mile
away.
The reviewing stand was plnccd pour
the Thomas Club and the iircmen were
reviewed by nIIuIy fire chiefs. the in-
vited guests of the Thomas Fll't‘ lio—
partmeut. Ono of thc distinguishcd
visitors was ox-t‘hicf lloudriclts. of
New Haven.
After the parade. dinner was scrvrd
y the ladies of ’l‘lIomIIston. in threc
large tents placed on the giecn. I"III
only was recorded bv the. people as the
gayest in the hlstmy of the town.
“And Ishall l spool: to vour fIIIth
darling?" askcd the young man im
11) mediately after thc t‘uir IIIIIid had
landed him
“Yea? replied the one and only
"‘hut for goodness Quite don't say II
[word .to mother "
~ “Why not?" he asked.
“Because" she answeied “We dont
Want. the engagement made public fol
we or three du'ys yet‘ '—(‘hicago Dillh
News.
Mrs. WickleI—lhd \on Iuci see nor.
llzthe necessaries of life time gone
Jchklelh—No. they haven't all gonc
oil. I should like to have you
on one tihng that hasn‘t gum"
VWMW- My Kitlfll‘y."~l3r00klyll
.. mun—«I hear you huvo II new ad-
will to your faniilv.
rovn~Well. you heard right.
ilk—Boy or girl?
VIP-Neithel. Adudnoo
a Daily New.
_ -_ A’Bt'gjob of
' BOX PA HER
‘ "V” and
ENVEL OPES
‘ in! It in going fut.
White "Envelopes for Zn,
' laut. Dent come into and
‘t believe It." Came today.
oo-n in law
”WI 30. Namath.
2 S. Mil?! Stu ,
Lnnnl inns Ininn
Street (Jonimlssioiicr Charios II}. liow
in ill at his home III Elizabeth street.
I l‘hilipN Knapp onteituinod (‘. ll.
(‘oliouu at dinIIeI today at thc L‘Iifold.
L. L. Moonc. of llolyoke, Moon, is
in South Norwalh on II nlIort busincss
trip.
Mrs Cnrloll of New York (ity. in
tho guest of il'llS .lolIn Sun, of Swan
avenue Nor“ aik
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Stcvcns. of
Bridgeport. are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Luther M. Wright, tho curringc
nuiuufacturcr.
Franklin L. Davis to ill at his homo
in Hamilton avenue and William Shop»
and I.: taking his place at Lopes los-
iIIuIIInt at IIII South Noiuulk station.
Silllt‘llllll‘lltlt‘lll A. it}. Wiuohcstcr
has gone. with the firemen today to
'l‘honuistmi and his dutics: at. the muni-
I'Ipl plant 1110 being liltllit‘tl oftcr by
assistant William Reed
Ilt‘lll(‘ll llviugtou. Ietmned his
homc III lIIIItfoId \cxteIIl Iv IIfIcr
unending tho auuuncr at the homo of
his omniinarcuts Mr. and MIS. W. A.
\\'IIcI-Icr. in iiuvilund sticct.
to
OUR INSTITUTIONS UPHELD.
British Assodation for the Advaocc~
ment of Science Patterns After Us.
BELII‘AS'I‘. September Ilw'l‘hc acc-
IIIIIIIII mcctiugs of tho British Assurin-
tlon for the Adrmircnicnt (If Scirncc.
(which IIpI’Ich its SI'\‘t‘ili_\'->It‘t‘()llil llll'
nuul Incctiug hero S'cstcrduvi Ivero well
nttcnded to thu the lllldl‘OsSL‘S of thoii
Icspcttiw picsidcnts. Many of those
conluiucd cOIIIpIInIeIIIIII-y I'rfcl‘cllccu to
tho l'uitcd Stutcs, which was held up
no the model which Great Britain
ought to have. l‘rol‘ossor if. E. Arni-
.troug, of thc illucuIIIInul Scctiou.
IIIIIIlc fl strong' pica for thc injection of
some American iifc IIIIII cucrgy Into the
British educational syslun. and pIIid ll
high lributc to tho iIIIaginutivc Insight
and fort-night of 'Uur Amcricun cquIII.
(‘aptuin Mullah." who IIIIII taught 1h»
nation the truc nu-uuing and value of
sun power. "\Vc uccd .~.IIIIII~ Mullah."
uddcd l‘rofcswr Armstrong, “to dis—
cuss tho lurgcr isnucs cl' national do
t‘cnsc through education. The ship of
stale In of vastly grcatcr conscqucnct-
than the mere III-Ivy. Yet. those who
direct attention to tho insufficiency of
its armament arc scarcely listcurd to.
and there is not the snghtcst effort to
sccurc scientifically adjusted and or-
ganically coniplctc machinery to drill
the crew. which III woefully incomplete
owing to illc terrible “bat-life of organ.
Motion and discipline."
Prol‘cssor Armstrong contended that
what British education today needed
was to Iipprcciatc the value of u scrap
llcap.
“Why can't we. continued tho
spIIuIII-r, "follow the example of the
industrious American IIIIIIIIIfaI-Inrcr,
and agree to ‘scrap' our scholastic and
academic idculs. if not our Schools and
School musteru us well. and refit along
scientific lines?"
in Isupport of his contention that
boys ought to leave school at 17, and
then go to college. Professor Arlu~
strong tillltl that much of the snccesu
(If the Americans was due to the way
III which ltcpubllcan doctrines were
applied III bringing up their children,
adding: “We should set our children
free and encourage them to be free III
on curly Inge.
Professor W. l). llalliburton. of lllt,‘
Physiological roction spoke highly of
the work of Professor Loeb‘nnd his
I-ollcuituou of the lllllVi'l‘fill)’ of Chicago
III the new field of physical chemistry.
n
’l‘lIII lioncst Cool l)calor.-“l\‘o," do~
clnred tho honcsl coal denim", “i shall
not Increase the price of coal from my
yards one penny."
"All. noble man." exclaimed the list-
enors. “You are a true friend to ho-
manity. You may take our orders Im-
mediately.”
“I will take your orders it you so do-
sire," sold the dealer, “but i have on
coal in my yards."
Her Unintended Satire - ”Charlie.
dear!" exclaimed Mm. Torklns. “the
paper him a sketch of you as a rising
young reformer." I
"Yes. i thought that would uurprlne
and please you. What do you think of
the biography?"
“0h. Charlie. dear. It'a too good to
be truer» MWaahluston Star.
Hi; Point of View. M‘The tendency
In modern Journalism " asserted the
man with the hungry look. “Is to con»
Inclination. It will not be long before
be but one column wide "
Here the listening lint dweller:
broke Into II chord. of, approval For
they were weary of being compound
to «it. ‘on the timeout» III order to
mmtmontha next puma-mi
«minim-rm
the moat “coastal newspapm wlll‘
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. lilzltl a. nix—Nos-
terdny's lute liquidation In stocks was
not resumed thia morning, prices on
the contr'uiy allowing a geuolnliy higb~
or level with tho impIovomeut run.
plug to over a point III Reading, llnltl
more and Ohio, Missouri Pucifio and
Denver and Rio (li‘lllltli‘, Aumlgumated
was a trifle oustor and II few other
less importunt l-llOt'llii also made do-
cllncs. Some very forgo blocks of the
couloru and Pacific were bought and
luminous all around was well up to re-
cent uvorugc.
WALL S'I‘Rldbl’l‘. ll ti. In.--0pcnlng
advances were not long IIIIIIIIttalnod no
the room truth-rs realized freely all
through the lint. Declines from the
bent; run to about ll point in ltcudiug.
Missouri Pacific and Southern PIIIIllc.
while, St. PI IIIl sold on much I uriery cs-
teiduy'xs close. A Inter upwn .. .mm—
ulcnt in Louisville. Southern Railway
and lilinois Centrul infused II better
tonc gencrully. in the Southern and
southwestern groups, and II rally in the
gcncral list was assisted by a rise in
Rcuding to 761,9. Chesapeake and
Ohio, .lcrsey Central. Canada Southern.
Colorado Fuel and Tennessee Cool
werc lifted from I to 2 points. and the
active list was on the up grade at it
o'clock.
WALL STREET. IIoonmSt. Paul was
.IIIld irucly on the rally. and when it
eventually broke 2% below ycntcrddy's
final price to iii!) the entire market toll
buck sharply. and III some cases under
lust night. Rock island, Great. North-
cru preferred, Pacific Coast. Chicugo
Terminal preferred and Cotton Oil dc-
clincd a point or more. and very lit-
tlc truce remuincd of the curly ad—
rnnccs in vurious stocks. The brook in
St. Paul was ascribed to :1 less conti-
dI-nt fooling; reunrding tbc rumored III-
creaacd diridcnd on Illl‘ stock to bc
dvchu‘cd today. By noon St. Paul lizld
workcd upwards on short covering to
lilo, hilt Ihc tI-udcncy elscwhero was
downward. The bond market wns ll"
regular with large truusaI-tIoIIs in
sonII-spcculatirc issues. This change,
III lol'lllS will rcsult III II lowering of
quotations by It «I 5-“; our pound, or
6-100 @ 7-100 per pound. being the
IIIIIIlvnchIi of thc discount no longer
given. the net value thus remaining
unaltcrcd. 0n the Hllmt‘ dntc the Weight
of .tIIII-ricuu cotton contracts for to-
tIII‘cII will he nitcrod from 47,200
to moon pounds.
WALL STRICT, l In.~-Deolings
were contracted very much. trudcrs
prel'I-rriug to curtail vcuturcs pendini'.
n.
that stock was, firm urouud 100. but oxccpt Monday, ll'odnosdny and
the tlt‘I‘IniUll on the St. l’lllll dividend. Saturdnv
Illt‘i‘l" wrrI- ElIIII'p dcclincs at other "
titlllllr, especially llultimore and Ohio, ”—W”
and \‘i'csicru l‘nlou.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONb.
Reports III-or private wire of lilaplcs
a: C(iltlSt‘lllllltll, commission brokers. TAILORS, CEDTHIERS.
Swm'tz It: Cornell‘s block, South Nor-
walk: BATTERS. FpRNlSHERB.
Open High Low 1:30
Anon. Coppcr, out; and. «on. «dog. 85 Washington Sfmof.
.\Iu. t‘. & I". 33% ”MI ii-II: KIWI; SOUTH NORWALK.
All), ("UL till. 53E. hill; :11! 52 .
Am. G. TWIL, man. or... 01%, mot. “who“ 133'”
American Ice, 1;! 1‘.’ 13 123
Am, ice pI‘d., 397. 3.97.. not}, :nm. 1 d
Amer. Loco, 339;. ‘3II; 33 :33 ,, , .
Am. SIIIcII.. 4? Wu. All All“.
Am. Sugar. lilo“; Lilli}. l:lu illo
A. 1‘. a» s. I‘o. lib-"5. on“. 931.. 9.314,.
3LT. & SJ“. LL, ill-iris ltil 8‘; 1011.3 ill-11,5 t
llalt, & omu, I13 mu. lltlh. min G] h Pl
III... II. I. III. II... III... I... OVGI 5 e 3109
Clues. & illlio. Suit, 573,. film 5637‘ ~
(.‘lli. & N. W.. 23935 fill“; 239%; 239% ’
(.‘lIi. (it. \Vca‘t. till? 3413 33% Al“
(7, 31.8: St. 1’. lillil l'ii “ ‘lh’li llltl
(‘III. R]. Ii': l’. 2001 200’ lilfl L'lill
Col. F. & 1.. x: "x2“ not, we}. A FEW WORDS
(,‘ol. South. 34% 341; 34%; 34%
(,‘onsol, Gun. 22“ L’Zti LIB-ilk 2241i. .
llol. III litlti.. lSl ltil lhtl lhtl 10 the
Erie. l 21,; 4 21.4; i 2 4 2
lll.('.cntrlll_ l72 17271. 172 17:!
Lou, & Noun, 155% 156%; 155113 1.35%
Manhutlun, 1367... till-it. will». 13?
Mot. St. lly.. lilTilJI H74. “7431 147%
Mex, ContraL not 29% 28% 285K.
Molt. N't (‘tl'u., Zita Lilli. ill 21 ‘
M. K, o 'r.. 351/, :I out. ..
M. K. at 'l‘. pfd. (337;. 09‘in 68V. titty. NO. l.—~About'onr $2.50 grmlo
Mo. Pacific. “23% 123% 1223/. 122% 0! Shoes:
N Y. Control 165 it'd”) 104% Hill. .
,‘ ' II... m. ,._ I... . hill [Aloe with stock tip, a
Ntll‘l. & “7PM” ill' 7h“); HI% 4th I
Out. 6‘: West” 367.: 357.5; 3635;. put; lino yet uorvlccuhh- upper, stout: '
gat‘lflckhllll‘ll. 133%1322} 1:21!“ “1%: single waited solo. Just the
Oil“. I .. ll. \ 4 37.1; 'I [.1 , .‘
Pl‘cnn. S, Gun. 5 I ill 54 . ‘.-~ ‘ III on w I —
Reading, 75 7W; 75 76% out tip, waited sole and very
fiend, III MIL, any. 901/. m. 90 dressy. ‘
ltead..;2d prl., 801/; 80% 80h; 801/” w
Rnpnli. Stool. 23 23% 22% 22% N0. flu-"Patent (,olt Skill (the
Son. Pacific. 80% ill 79b} 80% kind that does. not break
333- {lg-"Cf?!" 1,22: 3.1.7: 33:: fig through). waned Iain. (lull kid
Tonia C & |.' 71% 71% 70% 70% top. law. An extremely «horny ‘
Texas Pacific. 5W $27.4. 521/. 521,9 Shoe, and the throo atyios in
Unlotxi' Pacific, 131% 13% 13234. léll/l this line at $2.60.
(in or p d 2% I 2% ’ .
us Mother. 13% 13% 13% 13% I“ my “WWI, t0“ ‘0 “0" .
Ii 3.1m Md. 8993 90 89% 90 _ the? all carry Union Stomp.)
ll El. Rubber 16% out 1.6% 16% . m’ WWW...”
U 8. Steel 11% 417A; 41% 41% . . .
U. B Bleei pm. 91% 91% 91% 91% '
Wa DESI]. 38 Iii: 38% 37V: 37% ‘ f
Wabash. MIL. 53% 5314. 52% 53. _» .
Welt.i1n.'l‘ei..90 new, on till ear 0 s a t ; '
Wiscon. Cent. 20% 29% 2t! 29% ..
More grain :IIIl cotton market re-
ported over private ”wire at o J. Ketch
IIIILIIItook 3min and cotton broker. 9:
Washington ntreet. 96th Hawaii:
CHICAGO P111033.
Open mull 140w 1:30
’38 ,6912: (is
o” m “
ll ,
39% 70%
FALL MATERIALS FOR
LADIES'GARIIENTS,
us well as the latest funhlon platen, are
now ruddy.
We are also equipped for repairing
at It reasonable charge
Krasoviti & Fox,
North Main, Corner Ann St.,
South Norwalk.
J. “durum,
Merchant Tailor,
My new samples of Materials for
Men's Fall Gammon-I have arrived.
’I‘hero are about eight hundred of them
in all and one can certainly get thI-lr
choice. from no mnny.
Come in and talk the clothing mat»
ter over, we, have great coulldcnce in
our nhillty to please.
39 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
OppIJte llotel flan. ..ltou
Chas. In“ Ketohaoi,
STOCKS,
BONDS,
GRAIN and
COTTON
Bought and Sold for Cash 0:
Carried on Margin.
93 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
SHIRT
WAISTS
AT
590
Any of our $1.50 $1.00
Men's Shirt Wuists can now be
and
had at ubovo price.
SIZES H to 16/2.
We close evenings at 0 o‘clock
“Well” add tho battle-Incurred vul—
emu. " mounted the no?! Iniml.
don“t/my «qu fiomriu seaboard Me
In my outrun, oiled ‘Forwurdl' and
ml! .131“
. blind. nIurIllIIIi. but i cannot help think—
‘ that. cook book of yours.»«t:hlcago
j summon you have
‘ lllloolcl romurid
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
TRISTR
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING. . . ~
Floor Coverings
Annihing in the line of Floor Coverings we are prepared to
furnish.
BRUSSELS CARPETS BRUSSELS RUGS
VELVE‘T CARPETS
TAPESTRY CARPETS.
INGRAIN CARPETS.
WILTON RUGS
CHINA MATTING
JAP. MATTING
GRASS MATTING
WINDOW SHADES
CURTAIN RODS AND POLES.
SMYRNA RUGS
LINOLEUM, ALL QUALITIES‘
OIL CLOTHS. ALL WIDTHS
All work (lone In the vein best possible manner.
Housefurnishing Dept.
NO. 8 COPPER BOTTOM BOlL 1 GAL-OIL CAN, 106 SINK STRAINERS, 10::
i
ERS, 95¢ NO. 8 NICKEL TEA KETTLE, 95c DOVER EGG BEATERS 5C.
FNIMLY SCALES, 956
BERRY PRESSES, 29¢ MOP HANDLES, 10c ICE CREAM SCOOP. 100
25c GARDEN SE‘TS, 15c STOVE LIFTERS. 50 STOVE MITTS, 100
Tristram & Hyatt, Norwalk, Conn.
HUMOR or A FRENCH A'aiaE.
Many Witty Sayings Are Credited to
Nicolas De Chamfort.
.utl ‘xchnnge )
The Abbc Nicolas flc (ZlIamfoI't, who
was conspicuous In Franco during the
IziglIIIII-Inih ccntury. wns ouc of thc wit-
tiest its “'1‘” HF our of the wiscui Inch
of his tlluc. III) is crcditcd \\’.'lll IIII-Iuv
sayings that unsurc lIIIII II plucc tlllltillg
the world's most dlvcrtiug Iucu. More
on: [1 {ow of Hindu:
”Living is a dieoasc I'Iom the pains
of which :IlI-vp cascs us crrry Iii
hours; slccp is put a puliiutivo dcuth
IIIIIIII- in tho curc."
“The worst of all days is'illal
whiih out has not luughcd.”
“"I‘is not Izcncraliy known how
much wit II mun l‘Ullllll‘t'S to avoid lic-
inn: ridiculous."
"'l‘lII- host philosophical attitude to
ndopt toward tln- world lb' :1 union of
the Hill‘t‘tlSlll of candy with the Indul-
gcnce of I-Imtcmnt.”
“Society would be u charming affair
if wc \\'l‘l‘|' only llllt’l't'télt‘tl in one un-
othor."
"'l‘III-re is no hiatory Will’lil)‘ of al-
tcnliou suro that of true nations; the
history of nations under tho sway of
despotism is not more than u collec—'
tiou of tillf't'tlmt'n'.”
Some of llli-‘I unccdotcs are good:
Mmt- llo 'l‘nlmout, Isccing M. De
ltichclicu ucglcctlng her to pay attun-
tiouu to Mme. llc lilrionuc. a wry beau-
tiful woman. but said to be rather Intu-
pld. I‘cnmrked III him: “You are not
‘ OUR WAY
Is a different wan—-a new wall
to mug and a vastly apprecia-
tive wan with those who have
.alreadu seen fit to test our
Credit Offer.
That we do meet the lowest
prices of other concerns—dint
we more often undersell these
same concerns is a claim that
that has never failed In test and
gains power with each clan.
Examine our Fall Stock be—
fore goino elsewhere. We sell
everuihinn for Men, Women,
Boos and Girls and can dress
lion from head to foot. If Ilou
see the goods nou want, have ,
them charged and Dan for them
in Easu Weeklu Paomenls.
ing vou II little dcuf.“
Mlle. llutho having lost it lover, and
the affair calming Iomn talk. a man
who callcd to sec “01' found her playing
the horn and sold with surprise: "(I‘Iood
lIcIIvI-IIIIY l was cxpocthu: to find you
dosolatcd with grief.“ " II." Bill! ex-
(Tlfllllli’d in a pathetic tone. "you ought
to have seen nu: ycutordoy."
A woman was at a pcl’lormnnce of
the tragedy of “Mcropc” and did not
wccp, whereupon surpI‘IIIc won or-
prcusml. "i could cry my eyes; out."
uhc unid. "but 1 hurt! to go out to sup.
pcr tonight."
LII (lulirlelli. n cI-IciIrIItI-Il singer.
having asked 0.000 ducutu from cm~
Pi't‘flb’ of Rmudu us her fee for flinging
ill. St, l’ctcruburg for two months, tho
lattI-r rI-pllod: "i pay none of my field
mnrulude on that III-ole." "In that
ruse." uuld LII lluhrlelll, ”your majesty
has only to mnko your field murxlmln
sing.” The onipreuu puid the 5.000
ducutu without further demur.
”WWW,
Wilewl'ou don't noon: to IIIIIOY ”"3
dinnor. roar. What's the mutter? .
Hunlmudml was wondering If there
weront some typographical errorn in
News.
in the manager llp~t0-ilttlii'.’" 'Un»t0«
date! Why he's lost. introduced III
game of plnmpong in the bulcony
issue of ‘Romoo and Juliot’W-«le
a.
Satisfactory moon-«81w (after no-
MDHHK him)-~"ano you ever loved
any other girl?" BIL-«Jame. i can
brim: you hall a dozen written tonsil;
gloom; it noconsnry."~»cmcago Dally ,
on.
M; Gooey tundra-Tho Bathor-~“l
red It good many “
e‘fiavorwm'ell 1
Why I was clerklnz
in II drug store. at Asbury Park. all lam
sommarl”-l’nek
W
liven?" The
a
“0h. George!" exclaimed the joyful Dorothr~Do confide to for. lsabrl.
mother. as she met him at the door. Ithe method of Mr. Tiltingmu’u proposal
"Baby: got II tooth!" "l’ni glad you Ito you
Mentioned it," replied the csutlmini lubeiwnomthr. I dare not: it h: m
hunbmu: "I'll be very careful how I mrtlilnglr Informing out you coolant
handle the limo figmwwomo suite mint telling itui tourmaline, else. "'
Sou rout. Brooklyn Life.
mama-«WW
"What am i for W and tumor I"
“hw
lie um practical and had been mak-
ing Iowa on that basis. She was a little
that my homelt “Can you cook" he
“Wired "Gill you supply everything
Whom“ lied}?! howled it. was:
much—«Tit Bl
aid than wood hm
\, W W’fivefiri
' "Your mom
Mail
nun in! thin not ill ‘
1 sin ill minim)!
(Mom.
mock Inna
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