Don’t Patrice Mud—I
For LTVTWiWOTH
Bun ,llere !
f" .
rAuov cnaAuaav IUT‘I’IR.
. .23 on. lb.
FANCY uA’id‘Wii roux-on.
. Iranians.
one user MILK anstna‘
2ibafor1s etc.
a P'K'G. new one for
25 ctl. ,
TRY “VIGOR.” THE NEW BREAK-
FAST FOOD T eta A PACKAGE.
A. ’si-‘oI. L,
24 co'rTAoE AVENUE.
' SASTL NORWALK. ..
TAST NURWALK
Mrs. ArthuI Godfrey has returned
from a two weeks Visit in Danbury.‘ y
David DIcksIIil‘attendcd the cup race
Thursday, on the steamer William 1.
Stevens. ‘
Miss Elsie-Wicks. of Cove avenue, in
spending a few days as the guest of
friends in Stamford.
Miss Amanda Miller, of Stamford, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Cunning-
ham. of Van Zandt street,
The St. Paul Mission Sunday school
have planned to take their annual pic.
nic next Wednesday. They will enjoy
the day at Compo. .
Captain Oscar St. John was elected
by unanimous vote, president of the
Seventeenth Volunteers, at their re-
union held at Bridgeport, yesterday.
The meeting of the Junior Band, held
yesterday, was led by EVerctt Jackson.
The attendance was not as large as
was expected. on account of the bad
weather.
The party who are camping on Cock-
enoe isladd'nre experiencing consider-
able rough weather, but Wallace Hus-
ted reports that they are enjoying life,
just the same.
Harry R. Alnsworth. of Cottage
street, has recently been pluced with a
,I large firm in Broadway, wa York. as
I stenogrlpher and typewriter. He is a
, graduate IO} .Mu'rt‘illI Business College.
‘ John h qmpson' IInclI trapping re-
pairadu Fow‘le'r' 'sleIipyaI-d. Mr Fow-
ler id?“ utilising the bad weather to build
a cedar skiff for William Nash. Mr.
Nash will use the skiff as It tender for
his boat.
The meeting of the Epworth League
tomormw will be led by E. w. Cun-
ningham. it is anticip ed that the
meeting will be a very in creating one
and that the attendance wllf be as
large, as the subject is one pregnant
with interest. it is“ The Latest News
From China."
There. have been many complaints
, lately of a gang of boys who threw
stoned at doors here nights. The po—
lice are investigating and it is likely
that arrests will be made as a result.
The Idopredations have been .very an-
noying to householders, who are deter-
mined that this sort of thing shall be
.1 stopped. ‘
Work was resumed this morning. at
the Rude] Oyster Company' It plant, and
a few orders were sent out. The or-
ders are growing in size, and it will
not be long before the shop will be
working full time, if business increases
as is e ted. it is said that the oys-
ters thht filled are large and far and
in good condition generally, though
there are many starfish on the beds.
Yestfl'doyuafternoon a colored man
who limped as he..waik .dropped in
to see Bison-s. Partrlck. 6 said that
he had: come here from Virginia, in
the hop! afkigottlng Nob. When he
. startied‘hehud a watch and some men-
-” ey, but it in order to economize he
'I had w his passage lip and walk-
ed part ofthe way. While sprouts, he
was robbdd’bf his watch and money.
and beg? compelled to seek charity,
as he been unabié to get a Job
here. his Ins sent to persons who are
noted for their charity. where he was
5 given help.
Mrs. Thomas Wood. ‘of No. 67 Van
Zandt street. had a gathering of a
number of her old friends and gave a
dinner party yesterday afternoon, in
honor of her cousin. Mrs. M. Caney.
of Tarryt‘own, who is visiting her.
Eight guepix were seatbd at the table
when the elaborate menu was served.
thumbnails-cam the out?
. The oldest
inflow the“ elitist. am
on as much and;
a.) lady. it was a
183:3!!ng to hear the
' party from
tinnitus very rowIpsopto at ~
New Yor . ,
tramway.
Carl Perkins“: of Maryland. has bun
visiting B. L. Sturgoa.
MrngilliamIMooro and Min Bella
Morris spent Thursday in Stamford.
Mrs. Frank Mills, of death Norwalk.
has been visiting in town this weak.
mans DMoodI.‘ Who has been very
ill. is able to be About the house again.
Mrs. George Moore. of Bayvlew avo-
nue. is entertaining friends from out of
town.
Miss Luella Edwards, of Ellington.
G.utbili
Rev. Joseph A. Judge will occupy
day evening .
Mr. and Mrs. George Stevens. and
daughter. lola. spent Tuesday on a
trip up the Hudson .
Miss Bella Morris, of Bergen street.
Moore. of McKinley street.
Mr and Mn: Hill and sun, of Brook.
lyn, who have been the guests of Miss
home.
The Reliance Book and Ladder Com-
pany are making great preparations
for the parade in Bridgeport, next
week.
The plans for the moonlight sail,
which is to be given next Friday even-
ing. on the steamer, W. l. Stevens, are
progressing nicely.
O'Connor entertained, a few of their
friends, Wednesday evening, at their
home in Fairview avenue.
-——Steamer -."W 1 Stevens" will at
tend the yacht races on Monday. Aug-
ust 318i. Will leave Tolles’ Ilock.
South Nor-Walk, Int o{.mn . stopping at
Roion Polo birth ways. m'f‘he best will
stop at Bee man street on return from
the races. Sandwiches and soft drinks
for sale. on boat. Tickets, 82.50.
Services in the Baptist Churc,h at
10: 45; Sunday school at 12; Young
People’s Society of Christian EndeavOr
at ii: 30 is by Miss lda Jack. Preach-
ing at 7. 3,. Special singing. All are
cordially invited to attend all servi-
ces. r
The Rowayton Red Stars me hold-
lng frequent practice games of bssc
bail on Milis' hill, getting in shape for
their annual contest with the team
of the” to C. Stevens." which is to
take plan son Labor Day. Mills and
Moore are to be the battery for the
Stars. 'and Lynch and Stevens for the
steamer'a team.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Bell and
daughter, of California, will arrivo hero
in a few days to visit with relatives in
Highland avenue. and will remain
about three weeks. Mr. Bell is only
thirty-one years of age, but has had an
unusually brilliant record. He is one
of California’s representatives in Con-
gress, at Washington, and is among
the influential lawmakers of the coun—
tIy.
At the Rowayton Methodist Episco-
pal Church, Sunday. at 10: 30, preach-
ing by Rev James Montgomery pres
siding elder of the New York District;
preaching service followed by the sec.-
opd, and third quarterly conferences.
Reports from committcts and regular
business of the confcrcucc will be
transacted; Sltnduy school, i: 30: 1 Ep-
worth League 6: 46; evcni1m7::iii,pas-
tor preaches one of his illustrated ob-
Jcct sermons. 'l‘ucsdny owning, class
meeting; Thursday evening. prayer
meeting.
DARIEN AND uoaorou.
d. H. Freudenthal. of licthei. III
spending a few days this wcok, visit—
ing friends in Darlcn.
Dr C. B. Keclcr is enjoying a ten
days' cruise on his yacht» iliflauce."
with his wife and Mr. and MIa. AckoI-
man, of Noroton.
The Springdale‘Camp Meeting begins
tomorrow (Sunday) and continues un-
til the Sunday following. Sunday ser-
vices—Preaching at 10:30 a. In, 3:30
and 7:80 p. m. Services will also bc
held each afternoon and evening dur-
ing the week except Ssttudsy.
Farmers in this vicinity are much
disappointed at the potato cIop. TheIc
was so much rain, this summer, that-
the potatoes did not grow lurgc. And
many of them have rotted. The to-
mato crop in this section is also a fail-
ure. . .
The Daily Advocate of Stamford,
is in receipt of the following commun~
lcatlon: Seeing an article in your vai-
uable paper in regard to the tent at
Sunshine Lodge, Darien. being blown
by Tuesday‘s tornado, I would state.
as i have a child. under Mr. Wood's
care at thatplace. l was somewhat
alarmed after the storm for his and the
rest of the children's welfare, which
caused me to visit the place yesterday.
to ascertain if any damage was done.
On arrival 4 found the tent hadnbeen
torn loose and was very much damag-
ed. perhaps beyond repair. Mr. Wood
had everything comfortable in the tent
for the accommodation of the children
previous to the accident. i also found
he had a cottage fitted up with beds
and bedding for any emergency that
might take place, so that the children.
nearly one hundred in number. did not
moothsiosdofthetmt. and!
Wood) was a very proper man to look.
after the welfare ofany children who
might be placed under: his charge.
Respectfully. yours, .
WALTER R. BAtDN.
_______...I.,_I
OF THE WSEA SHORE;
M'dfspsndtug "a few Murat Better
in n
!The Johif mm firing. large
arteries RotontPoint,
week. on account of
of moths: I...
martin amen om-
island: the»,
Ilia: Grass Wliinot.‘
intuit. has been visiting
Hlub”. ,
r
NW:
I-tpi A “
ills. at Madison avenue.
is the lguest of her grandfather. lienry ,
the pulpit of the Baptist Church, Sun- .
Brooklyn, is the guest of William ‘
Pearl Stevens. have returned to their ‘
Miss Luella Edwards and Miss Ethel .
came away fully satisfied that be (Mr. ‘
B'Jeunie
m .
”\II»
,eII {Ids}
Al I.
on!
£5515.--“-
Icport that they weufiitii‘cd the bud'
storm of Tuesday afternoon, as well
as the fIcquInt rains. and are having
a fine time.
Seth Dunn and family. and Louis
EIIVIurIl and family have Ieturned
home to Dunbury, from Cumpo Beach,
where they were camping. '-
Dr. Wilkinson and son. and thI
Misses Wilkinson. have returned to
their homo in WoodbuIy. after schral
weeks, spent at Belle lslnnd.
Mrs. B. Donaldson and Miss Jcnnlc
Plnkncy, of Belle island were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. W. l). Baldwin. 26 ()5-
liorn‘e street, Dnnbury, this Week,
Jamcs Burke, 1le ilbIItlIInist IIt lio-
this week, on account of the serious
illness of Mrs. liurku. The latter has
improved slightly. and Mr. Burke is ex-
peeled to return here in a short time.
The Bridgeport Ladies' Aid Society.
with Mrs. P. A. ltIII-th. secretary, were
at Ruton. Thursday, when- tlIcy on—
thyIIIi ii dinner served by ”only W.
Phillips. tlIIe rcstauruuteur, at the
Point. They left. for the Park City.
last evening, thoroughly sutisllcd. IIIIIl
IIonIpliIIIcuteIl Mr, Phillips highly for
the spread.
There is talk of holding a (llllll't‘
somewhere on the island in thc. very
IIIav future. A well-known cottuger is
at the head of the movement and is so»
liI-itlng tbc aid of two or three indu-
cnilnl cottngcrs, so that the dance will
he a success. No plans have been
made. but it is sure that the IIuttugcrs
will patrouiZc the affair to make it u
sncccsss.
WESTPORT.
The public schools will reopen Tues
Iluy, Sept. 8,
Mrs. Wheeler has been visiting I'cl:I~
time in Weston
Dr Chapin and family, of Springfield
Mass. are visiting hcrc.
John Shields of New York, is visli~
in: friends in Saugatuck.
Miss Mary llIIrlbutt has returned
from a visit to Brooklyn.
George Levy, of New York, has been
visiting William ilurlbuti.
Tuesday‘s gale uprooted a number of
fruit trees in Cranbury district.
Mrs. Louis Harrison. of New York, is
a guest of Mrs. William Hearson.
Miss Alice Smilh has returned home
from a visit with friends in Scyumur.
lilies Josephine Kingston is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Remlin, on imperial ave-
nuc.
William Onmmlsky; of East Orange.
N. J. has» been the guest of iI‘dwurIi
l chn.
Mrs. Sarah Buckley rctIIrucIl yesIcI
day from n- six Weeks' visit out of
town.
Last night Lady Palmcrton lodge. S.
of 13., held a festival in their rooms
Huributt block.
Edward Burke. afth an extended
visit hcre has Ieturncd to his home in
Port Chester N. Y.
A night blooming ceIeus at the home
of Mrs. H G. Perry is attracting con-
siderable ‘sttdntidh
Mrs. George HammerlIInd, who has
been boarding in Westport. has return
ed to her home in Brooklyn.
Hermi'm Pctrie expects to give a fee
tlvsl on Labor Day. and will have. a
cake walk in connection with it.
Rev. Spencer Bray, of the Saugatuck
church is spending his vacation in
faunas Conn. His wife accompanied
im.
The Shepherds of Bethlehem are to
hold a peach and ice cream festival to
nigh in their lodge rooms and will
give an entertainment in connection
With-it.
-, The King street cemetery is being
cleared up of weeds and rubbish.
race Ber. lievi Holmes of the Weat‘
pofh'hietbodist Church. is having a va-
caudn and is spending it. in the Berk-
shirt Hills. Mrs. Holmes and children
arewlslting in Shelton. Ansonla. Wa-
manque other slam in that wt in
nip" struekh- -,
‘I ' HAPPEN To you.
80. at 3 keep in our home, ofiico
W? and factoT'yI- Id butleIofflt I,
Add“ I i. . I ’-
mo: up {to rss
, The only sure. quid! relieving and build
for Burns, Cuts, Bruises, Swellings, Inflammation”:
and all hurts. :Paramhph will give you more sat- .
isfaction than any. external remedy you ever used.
' If it fails your money will be refunded. So try it. .
Excellentfor MMMmd foruse after Sham
”on "it“.“flw. ..., >-
ton Point. was summoned to Brooklyn,
iii \'
III.
a MT
“Ali‘s, ’
rod sAL “iv qu c LiFFORD PHARMACY.
MOIIis t‘ompo; l‘. l 'l‘lylor florist
(ir'ccns Farms and n IIII in Iliarse 0‘
Moiormau .iohn i llIIIumcIlieu was
(‘lili-iFI-(‘li'i‘lillit‘tl at Willow Brook ceme-
icry, and caught fire. it was towed to
the barn nud the fire put out. Austin
Wakcman and WnlII-I- Puck were
camping on Cockeuoc Island and their
iuui blew down. TlII-y had enough of
camping and packI-Il up has and bus-
gagc and arrived in SIIuguIIII-k at 11
II, III, TIIcsIlIIy night.
Miss Fannie Resp, of East Norwaik.
Mrs,‘.iohn Curtis, or Nurwulk, Miss
liocclauss. Prof. and Mrs. lIrchs and
children of New York, wcrc among
those who attended tlII» Mcibodlst pic
uiI: at Pine Rock park 'I‘iIursIlay,
About 50 members of Ihe school werit
III a special our at it II, III. and returned
III 6:30 p. m. Tho trip was a pleasant
one in evcrv particular. Ui‘ill'lfl‘ Wash.
burnc was the star l‘llll‘l'lililll‘l‘ of the
Jolly crowd. A promiucut gentleman.
of Souguimk rode as fIII us Wealth)“
in the car and paid a dollar for the mile
Iide.
it is up to tiII- town IIII-IlaIII 2: Senator
Nash alluding to thc IIIIIIiIiiI- over the
For llislriti nud “MIN (‘0. “bill the
outcome will be is IIInchIIII-c, but
there appears to be IIviIlcnI-c that lax
methods have iuvolIII-d the town and
the district IIquIIIlItI-I- aims to fix the
responsibility on ibc sclIIcinII-n. The
accusation has been lllI‘lIll‘ that the so.
chtnIen have ignored IIIc orders of
the. public. but there is Icuson to be~
liI-vo that the fin» IlistriIt tcommiftcc
has not liIcIi fIIllv up to ill" require-
'lif'llih‘. Not only have paymculs to the
Water Co. lapsed siucc IlasI January.
but no :IIItlvo mcasurcs have “0"“ taken
to collect the tax. The allI-ucd ignor-
ing of the fire Illslrlci ('iilillllillet‘ by
the Water (You uppcnrs III furnish
grounds for the companion In have
never assumed the old couiruI t or p:I.\'
any bills for fire hydrant I-IIIIInls,
DON'T BE SEABiCK.
If people will persist in being sou—
slck. It is not for lack of l‘t‘int‘tiii‘s.
[lore are a few commonly quoted:
Eat a little for a few days lII-fore be-
ginning a voyage: use mild cathartics;
exorcise freely.
Put a mustard leaf in thc stomach
and a hot-water bottlc to the feet.
Wear a belt drawn tight. (This
doesn‘t sound rmsonablc: I-orseted
women are much more oficu seasick
than loosely clothcd mcn.)
Take thrce or four drops of chloro-
form on a lump of sugar: hot milk;
bromide of soda; uhloI-ohmm (not
chloroformi: cocaine, autiypriu. lem-
ons. apples.
Wear on ice-belt:
ginger ale, stout.
Stay on deck constantly: be shed:
keep-on your feet and exercise vigor-
ously. Try to think of something else
and get really interested in some other
topic besides seasickncss
Some of these r: ulcs arc croutradiu
tory and none of them is wmth much
except the first and the lust: and neith-
er of these is of any use to II person
who is already in the grips with the
enemy. ——New York Worm.
drink champagne.
.—_...._
Scientists have discov crcd that vege-
tables sered on city tables are fre-
quently full of germs, dangerous. not ,
to life—Daily .
only to health. but
Newspapers.
Beware ye diners of todaS'.
0f things ye dare to cut.
There‘s typhoid in the cabbage,
Theres measles in the beet:
There's mumps in water crosses.
Rheumatics in the peas,
And in the sweet potato “
Sundry germs on take their case.
:;;Mrs KldietA-WJohIi who do you
w’nys call our boy ‘Coffee?’ ” Mr. Kid:
IIfs-’—" ‘Csuse he keep! as Awake
Ian-“mi ‘2
tistebestwavt
“fight: b l M.
.2 ny ruin a of the
ho ' wrought by The storm. Light .
idol of J B. ..
‘ “WA!!! or
I sense of smell and completely derange
I
l .
,SOLID ‘JNDM 5006133! UL.
commemoration Evming Bufle- .
Murmurs" m cA-
rAnau Imu- Roori'rAIrI
as mercury will surelyY destroy the
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such ar-
ticles should never be used except. on
prescriptions from reputable phyliér
ions as the damage they will do is ten
fold in the good yum can possibly do-
rivo from them. all s (‘atsrrh Cure.
manufactured by li‘, J, Cheney & Co.
Tolsdo.‘0., contains no mercury. and is
taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. in buying llaii's Cntarrh Cure
be sure you get the genuine.
an internally and made in Toledo. 0..
by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials
free.
Sold by Druggists.
bottle.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Price 750 per
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Till; Natural Bank
tutti"?! NORWALK. CONN.
, Ix --—-
dapmr. :Ioo.ooa.'oa
Sumlua. 3100.000. 00
Other Prolffa.‘ 545.200. 00
”lift ll. FEIRIS. President.
JACOB II. “NON. Cushion
-——-.¢¢ai‘
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DIRECTOR”
John H. Port-la Hoaryloymuur.
John H. Knapp christian lwart:
John H. Light Ir t-I'. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin Comm! Grumman
.J. Wanner Mao."-
_ _.._.._-‘Wi|.“
Accounts Solicitor!
'. . r1 ' arr.“ 75‘.
Hammocks
We have a fine a... these
‘ In.
conaidering quality.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
GIIIIs. Revolvers.
Fishilih' TaCkle
and
- all suits of
sort Supplies.
condor'o’ek,
wh‘rktfl‘s‘
o now,
Next Door City Library.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone. 43-6,
discovered to its profit that the heat
come gratitiously from its satisfied
policy holders and we are striving in
this agency to live up to a high stand-
ard in the Life Insurance business.
For particulars enquire of
FREDERICK. H. FIELD.
General Agent. '
”N SMITH FERGUSON, .
8 nuclei Agent,
aAsr NORWALK, CONN.
L I IW',‘
sI-Ioas sinuous one unit soon
OF ALL Kitten. coon“
.,.
mi :0 the‘ gelegaeu. A moat; SoAhiave a care what vegetables ro ORDER.
e r eso ' no can I re on your table seen...
namely have been found hereabouts. Inspect with keen and careful eye 'ATH'unqcm [llfliflm
Badgatuck n. a. char an o. "rue man dog park and bean - IA‘I’H uouaaaiao...asrrr av AEA-
,scbool e used a picnic; ‘érdai’n . , stimulant c‘nt ettu oven, , . .0" .
Britney» hile the days not the . No terh di reins , .:" '- l ‘ L .
.moai auspicious for an outing. a num Until they have ibeen treated well i " I .59 «Kidd‘f‘drfi Minted?
_. ber [went and the occasion- proved an- .Witir antiseptic dressing 2
.Joynh _, » --New Y rk Herald. ”J: E 0.8
Paint-ruff NWT-tar.
Bid BestMerk
at Reasonable
it is ink-i
goodgat perv reasonable prices A
Ammunition. Blanks. .
Boat and Shore lie--
7n... Conn, Gen] Life ins. Co. has ‘
advertisements it has ever but have ,
United Bank ',Building. 30‘. Nor-walk. ’
AMI
to a little sandble, straight-
. forward talk about our claims on”
I your consideration.
This store is run on business
principles; we run it to make our
money out of it. We are not Iat-
isficd with the sale unless you are
satisfied with your purchase. bop
cause we want you turn
kw
TTo Order—Window Shades. Pic- ,.
. ture Frames.
Dealer in Wall Papers. Painters’
Supplies. Artists’ Materials.
. . SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures. 10c.
Cloth Window Sindee, with
fringe, use.
3 ft. long. with fixtures. xoc.
Oil Cloth Binding, roe. box.
."Shure-Cut" Can Opener, cuts
easily. No rugged edge.
a
PAINTING. PAPER HANG-
ING. DECORATING. u.
L. 4"; DE . d'1' ‘ “" ' .
87 washington Street.
South Noswalk,
I,“
. Telephone Connections.
_. Buy a Gas .
Range,
iT'B WORTH YOUR WHILE.
PRICE $10.25 UP.
Chedp. st and cleanest fuel in
existence \
tiny II an AA ""03
will give you Just the on. a bent
you need for the cooler waning“: .
Have your house, piped for ‘
lLLUMINATING GAS. it will
give you light and comfort at a
small coat. inquire and see for '
yourself.
A postal card brings our reD'
resonlatlvs.
CONNECTIONS FREE.
Conn. R’w’y &
L’t’g Co.
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rand“! Director .
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Residence; D Crescent Tomas.
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III I IIIIIII “
Platinum.
ini'vr-lIvi
sT-rm
mm
rirruva
Tin. flied Iron. Copper
and Zinc. ,
50 South Main! shin,
loath Norwulk, Goon.
UH
angular .
icustomer and a business friend.
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods. ‘
or;
Conn. .
Icing,
;. assume. wow—cc '
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Home
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by improved methodl. hues. more
reasonable sown lilting.
I 90M- U‘i‘ '3'. Nickol. 00”
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More rs... ,, ,
The New Until-l lactate Io.
tor really has no superior. madly
show you on. i . ‘
fer a. N. madam
M'F’G co.
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so. mm:
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Our New GOods are
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I. run Amos." IA”: Honing...
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PLUMBING. rum IT I
HOT WATER and
HOT AIR HEATING“
arovso Ann MM'
ours AND rm nomad. '
on and lies: l‘ittill.‘ ‘”
Gan mum. coin-a. I.
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