. the advance representative of Barnum ;
Sdturd’ny Dem!
1'. lbs. tlran, Hagar. 3 .l6
t pkg. Quaker Oats. .00 0
line be box at. I‘oiiith. “ ' .02
One l2c can Tomatoou. M
i; lb. ptire Illack Pepper. J“
is lb. Tea, only kind}, .25
(me lb Heat Cotter, "none better," .30
at
your moneyl
ALL FOR
lltty where you get
vorth.
, .Stull,
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK, CPNN'.
bathtub?
. . .. . ”was-.- . .
Mrs. Frank Allen has returned from
a visit to Stepney. . .
Rudolph |.nubacher,»of Bridgeport.
was a visitor in, town Sunday.
J. K. Kafka,'of New Haven. ls visit-I
ing friends in East Norwalk today.
Miss Mary Shea, of East Washington i
street, is ill with an attack of the grip.
William Spencer, of Boston, Mass,
is visiting friends hrrc for stveral
days.
. l~‘rank Mitidlettm, who has been ill,
is recovered sufficiently to resume
work again.
(it urge lit mingway anod family have
movtd froth $eoview avenue to South
Main street, South Not-walk.
A meeting of" the Loyal Workers'
Auxiliary ot' the Advent Christian
Church will be held this evtning,
tleorge Finch ultd family are rtmov-
ing from Van Zandt treet, to the Han-
l’ord homestead on' trawberry Hill.
A board met-ting will be lteld this’
evening at the‘ heat Avenue Church;
and it large attendance is requested.
The ctmdiliou of Miss l.uurctta Ains-
wurth who is III at ht r home with ty--
phold lever, remains about the same.
One of the machines in the Crescent
laundry broke‘ down this morning for
a short time. It was soon fixed, how-
eVPl‘.
The large building which is. being
erected at Ilorion's shows plainly front
the bridge and looms up big against
the sky. -
Mrs. Verity, who has been ill for;
some time and confined to her home“
was able to get out for a short time‘
yesterday.
A meeting of the Official Board of
the East Avenue Methodist Episcopal,
Church Will be held attt‘he parsonage
toulglu ill 8 o'clock.
A rehearsal of the Christmas music‘
was held last night at 'the home of
Miss Sadie Randall, in Seaview ave“
one. and was the best one yet held. ;
A rehearsal of the Christmas (‘anta-i
ta whit-it is 'to be rendered by the child-;
ren of the East Avenue Methodist
(‘hurch Sunday school was held last
cvrning at the home of Miss Sadie
ltantlall on Scaview avenue. ,
Many expressions of satisfaction‘
have thn htard,regarding the man-‘
her in which the firemen handled thei
fire in Thomas Ryan‘s house the 0th;
or day. There have' been many criii~l
clsmtt of the manner in which the hy-i
drants are left in East Norwalk. how-v
ever. .
Mrs. William ll. Carr, of Gregory
Iionlevnl'd, received a letter from,
Europe. yesterday which contained a;
long leaf, similar to our chestnuti
leaves, and it is known to be a fact;
that the tree It came from ls over four l
hundred years old It was sent by.
(it Bailey's circus. ._ l
(‘ommittees were appointed by the“
East Norwalk Fire Police at a meet-'
int.r held last night to superintend the
ball which is to be given on January
5 in Arton liall. The committee to_
arrange for the program and music.
comprises John llrundage, Frederick
Worm. Ernest lroesehuer, ilubert'
Mitchell and Edward Mouth. 1
—-Lluonine at l’iercc's Bridge Phar-
mm‘)’.
ROWAYTON.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the llapa
tist. Churclt,. will meet this afternoon;
at the. home of Miss Albrecht.
There wilt be tl‘leusnal rehearsal for
the Christmas cat tata the Baptist
Church. 5" “i if .
Miss Mary 1". ll mermined a
he place. at her
up, last even-
number of the ladl
home in Rowayton .
ing. .
The Ladies‘ Aid , got the Methg
odist Church. will . the'home of-
Mrn. Louis 'Schm t (”it afternoon”
.' -' w bc serv . t
Hupptt lll e
names sub ubno'ros. i
l'rlnclpal “very in 10 ‘Sliflik at uIt‘liiflliott LoWe, of~Harlan county, was”
Not walk Club soon. ‘ ~ ,
The dance. which is to be eld tumors“
row evening in the Town“ all by thel
young society movie of the
teen to be a very pleasant affair,
There was a runaWay in Noroton
lioights. Tuesday afternoon. It was
reported that a womad‘was fatally hurt
and a child severely in ureti. but on in-
vestigation the rum were found to
be gmnndleaa. , . _ .
Preparations a hang made for the
lecture which ii; to be delivered for the
benefit of the Dari Public Library
by Hon. Mark 0. WI bur. Mr. Wilbur
‘representatives of Chicago newspap-
..—..—... a. ..
‘ new. .. .
Seth-site. 11.14901111150003an toner .
home through Illness.
Mrs. Benjamin-Font" pro a dinner
party Friday to some friandl. .
. Mrs. w. a. guy.»- to miter doctor's
care at her he 0, Myrtle avenue.
Friends from New York have been
visiting the l-‘arms residence of James
8 Sherwood
There is but. little improvement in
the condition of .l, ll. Mills. a victim of
pneumonia,
0, H. Jennings and wife were guests
Sunday of Mrs. H. B. Coley, at her
home in Norwalk.
Alexander iluutafson has sold his
farm on Chestnut hill and Is preparing
to move to California, where he will
renldo'in future.
‘Elnhorate Christmas programmes
are'heing prepared by the Sunday
schools at tho aeveral churches here
and rehearsals have b in some.
'I‘hlcvoatmade off ;wl i recently
butchered: by mn'tqt or and left
imaging in his cellar. terday morn-
ing. 'l‘hey gained an entrance through
the outer cellardooi‘.
There appears now to be a determin-
ation upon the part of the town,
fight to a finish with the Water 00..
and not only will the hydi‘nnts be
abandoned, but the use of city water
shut off front all town property. Mealt-
time. insurance companies are jumping
up the rates. (‘hleago has been heard
from. however, and. the property own-
ers buoyed. up with promises of one
or more companies there willingly an-
sumlng risks at an alleged rate of
from 40 to 00 per cent. below present
insurance demands. About two years
ago_ It is alleged, Senator Lloyd Nash
and others of the fire district com-
mittee claim to have ofilcially notified
the Water Co.. of tho expiring 10 year
‘coutract anti demanding it new one.
The claim is made that they were not
only treated unceremoniously by the
company. but mtgentlemanly by its le-
gal representatives. It is news now
that the town balks at the 2.1 contract
and demands a new one, entailing an
added cost to the Water (‘o._ estimnt~
ed at'about $1,000 for extra hydrants.
at $20 per hydrant per year. The N"-
lay by the townylt is figured, would
be about 0300 more than at present but
the company does not evince any in»
t-linatlon to meet the demands, at a
reduced rate per hydrant.
H-—_......__
SIDE LIGHTS 0N ADVERTISING.
at Agata Club Banquet tn Chicaw.
t‘lllt‘AtiO, lit-c. 9.-~Side lights on
advertising have been presented at
the annual banqutt of the Agate Club.
whe re experts from various cities had
been assembled by the advertising
ers'and magazines who compose the
organization.
"Average mankind is guidedvis the
victim of suggestions," said George E.
Vincent. professor at the University
of Chicago. “You men have a pro-
found responsibility, for you make the
suggestions. i am glad to say that
you do not wrongfully exercise that
power."
Albert A. Dope, president of the,
Pope Manufacturing Company ot‘ New
York, give the following suggestions:
“Believe in something, tell the peo-
ple the truth and stick to it,
“Don‘t tell a man more than he will
believe, Make him want what you
t
| PUT. lN PLIA OF AIATIMINT.
t
. l
lRoturn Data not In Paparafln Oaiti
l Aglinlt Iturgla. of to Wort. .,. i
i The defendant in the get on brou t
by Pepper against Blurgls, a a i
brought In connection with the south-
port bunk looting, has put in a plea lnl
abatement. based on an unusual defect ‘
in the writ.
it qeems that bysomc mistake when
the papers were ‘drawn there was a,
failure to put in the return day. it
reads returnable to the lll‘ll Tuesday
ol’ .
The defendant says the stilt ought
know when "blanlt" month is. and:
therefore cannot answer in court. lie,
.clalrna that there Is no legal return
land to negal attachment on ids prop-
ferty. If this should turn out to be
,plalutlff, who is the receiver of the
ttlt‘i'llllt'l bank. to get a new service'
‘and attachment before the property'
; was disposed of. f
The action was brought to recover:
“0,000 damages on four notes givenfi
two of them given direct by the tie-i
fendant and ln'nrol' them with his'
I lndorsement.
WILL BE REMOVED.
George w. Carry Cannot Make Good.
, Deficiencies on Ford Estate. .
| Attorney .(ieorgc W. Carey has con-.
,sented in the order of removal as ll‘lls- '
lice. executor and conservator on the-
iJohn W, Ford estate, which was?
| acted upon at the hearing before Judge
‘llepburn itt Milford yesterday after-3
noon. This means that his resignation l
i will be rejected and that he will be re‘ .
i moved by order of the. court. I
At the hearing Friday afternoon on
his resignation, Mr, Carey did not tile
any statement of the estate, and said
that he objected to the motion of re-
moval on the ground that he had no
,notice. He pleaded that the hearingl
|he contitutcd till Wednesday to allow‘
'ulm time to make his statement. 1
, Mr. Carey's willingness to accept the
order of removal is an indication that
,hc cannot make good the deficiencies
MASQUE BALI, OF THE ARIONS. ;
Society Votes to Hold the Affair onl
Monday Evening, Fab. 1. I
Arion Singing society held its '
monthly business meeting, Monday ’
evening, and voted to hold its annual ,
masquerade ball Monday evening. l-‘eb- '
ruary l, in its hall in Madison street. 1.
The appointment of the committee will ‘
be made later.
Two new members. Frederick Dick-
man and Mennl Cohn, were taken in.
It was also voted to hold the usuali
Thanksgiving festival for the families 9
and children of the members in the“
thall. Christmas night.
The committee on the Christmas,
festival is cotttimsed of Albert Berg!
Bernard Beckman, Gustave Langm
Prank \Vilcek and John Neugebauer. .
MR. HILL'S COMMITTEES.
advertise.
"Be careful in the Selection of names. it“?- NL’W York Tribune prints the fol-I
A good article often ls spoiled by an
injurious name."
Mr. Pope said the failure of the
American Bicycle Company, the corri-
blne. was becatm it ceased advertlstugi
a critical time. .
tit
D. M. Lord, observed that a man
might as‘wcll expe'ct to maintain steam
in a boiler without coal as to attempt
to contlnnt a business» created by ad-
vertising, after dropping the adver-
tit-ling.
Charles H. Taylor. editor of the
Boston Globe, defended the Sunday
nchpaperand the publication of stor-
ies of crime.
"'ic Sunday newspaper has a place
in literature,“ he said. "We could not
do without it. A paper is printed
for all classes of people anti each class
has a right to the news that especial-
ly interests him. It is a mistaken
tdta to believe that nturder stories
either are wanted or sell a newspaper.
Only those with an element of mys-
tery or those of prominent persons
are used."
Lafayette Young,
Moines Capitol, said:
editor of the Des
“Advertising
-ls necessary for the future success
of any business firm."
POSTOFEICE APPOINTM ENTB.
Federal Grand Jury Considering Mat-
ter- in Nebraska.
OMAHA, Neb.. Dev. 9.—The federal
grand jury today continued its investi-
gallon of Nebraska postomce appoint-
ments. that under consideration being
the alleged conspiracy to bribe in con-
auction with the naming of a poatmns- .
ter at Alma. Former State Senator
given an opportunity to testify during
the day. and a number of witnesses
from other points were bottom the
WW“ prom- I jury. J. 6. Thompson, who came here‘
from Alma, anti who has acted in the
capacity of counsel for Poatmnater
Mitchell. of that city, was summoned to
appear before, the grand jury~and prob-
ably will be questioned today.
Dr. W. H. Banwell was called before
the jury, misstated. to corroborate tol-
tinoay given by W. R. Reduce and for
mer Postmaster Billings, of Alina, with
regard to a. trip taken bythlrn to Den-
ver In company with Senator Lowe and
in“ MM?“ “8 “‘5 "We“ "The "0m“! nodded. and of alleged .‘negotintionl
lands of America and the lAnd of the.
midnight Sun." The affair wilt be
held at the Town H‘il. . it will doubt-
leaa prove to be a very interesting lec-
lure. _ . L '3 ' '
Darin residents fire V317 Marian
now kicking about the mm.
lions given them 61 “the Connecticut
Railway and Lighting Company and
the Stamford StfldfitOIIVay Company.
They claim intonat- Eldon! connect
at the stamiofl‘ltbe and people are
often lcft‘ the” thrills" an hour at“.
time. standing In theoold to wait for
the next. car.
uncut certain. mo.
;for the rum pontbfllce‘ihppolntment.
if! a: ' ointment nitrite-wall tie-
lniea being n party minim "Bl"
action In connection , , post 0"
nee 'W‘”‘ at ‘
W N2
1 com AND can: IURNID.
SHERMAN, Tea, Deb. Origin Shunt-
man compress was not: I: re
yesterday and We thought laden at
i cotton and aeveral nat can were burn-
ted. loss $200,000. \
man. named: uantIcAL nun.
uaxtco em. in. film. ,
Marine-l. form au_.ma ii.
of Washington, D. 0.. win of the loc-
nflus. one. optima m . .
"ma. 0L .WW W 1" Mum!- “,1th
ell-chalk, In m “7% j ' ;‘_ lunar... ‘ , .. ; is. z .4,
. ‘l‘fi'I‘I‘fL. ..¥,.‘ ." ..1 “T"? "all"; :1 “a-
i ' . ..
The Washington correspondent off
,lowing: . ,
‘ Considerable surprise and regret was i
.cunsed by the retirement of Represeb .
:tatlve Hill, of Connecticut. from that
committee of Banking and Currcnuyw
,llls transfer to the comparatively un-‘
iimportaut Committee of Expenditures
{in the Treasury Department deprives;
tthe financial committee of the House:
lot the services of one of the besuiottt-l
ed men on finance in that body. Ilui
.Ietains. however. his membership on‘
,the Ways and Means Committee. in
isome quarters Mr. llill's transfer it.
,viewcd as further demonstration of!
‘the Speaker‘s opposition to every fortni
:of financial legislation. .
Speaking of Mr. Hill‘s removal from:
the banking and currency committee ;
i the Philadelphia Ledger says: "One of ,
1the most striking features of the new.
iasslgnment is the disappearance of'
lEbenezer J. Hill, of Connecticut. front
the Committee on Banking and Car.
irency. lie is one of the stmniluilt Inen'
tin the lfouse on currency questions.
,He goes on Ways and Means." l
{CHARGED WIT: STEALINO-JEW-i
LI '
wuunsmm, Dec. 9.—‘~Jamca Con-l
belt. a railroad brakemnn, and Clarencel
,Essex, were arraigned lot the police
:court. yesterday, on the charge of lar-‘
teeny, because of the disappearance of
a bag of jeueky which had been left
,on a car seat by a passenger. Council.
was charged with the. theft of two ain‘t
iniond rings. valuedat 8300. while his:1
lat-x was charged with theft of one‘
ring, it being alleged that Conncn haul
turned the ring over to him. Council,
pleaded guilty and was held for that
tsuperlor courtytn default ofrhondti ot‘
8300. Essex entered a plea of not.
guilty and at his request the case was
adjourned until yesterday afternoon to}
give his counsel from out of town time;
to reach here.
W '
SIGN. OF HOLIDAY IIAOON. '
There is decided evidence that the
holiday season is on about town these.
days. The shops are crowded nearlyi
all day, and the fact that agood many!
purchaaea are being made is evident:
to all who ride in .tbe talraat cars..
Some of the shoppers are laden: with.
bundles, and «copy several seatr‘
more than the one for which they paid;
that nickel. Nearly all the shops have,
pnton a Christmas appearance. and'
the outlook for a successful holiday]
mason In most promising. - - ,
t
‘ . OUIT OVER WARI‘IOLAND. :
A ifn pendena was filed lathe Stan: ;
ford ml._Clerk'a oflco.—_8Iturtlay It‘i
tmwflfln‘ a suit brought by Franclal
A. Fathom-Davie, of Won. against,
mama Mind llnith‘lnd Elizabeth:
P. Boltit. to force a mortgage of
“.500 held against inland. in the
harbor. The unit is netnmable tot
the Superior Court. the am May
in January. Ware island attract“ new
mm a few years ago because a who
ntdt‘lne boat was built there. - 1‘.
it a no «one. on a tsunami}
‘,‘wmthodncm. - ‘ .
l
Mi- aaraii nah: "not. moisturi-
gold taken to the hospital a victim of
lowmotor ataxiat‘l. ,. diam dreadful. ll
woudu- whetherrtbepoor .nluu Wait ever
run over or whether the thiti-r blew up
with nimf"—-llamr'a luthly; ' '
new road. sav‘i‘hllvas a
surreal) RAILROAD.
mfiTt-o.
In effect October ‘1‘. 1903.
LEAVE soon-t Monwatx FOR
NIVI YORK.
A. Iii—1225M, 0:2lx. 6:58x. 0:14.
6:55. 7:03. 7:40, 8:15, 8:45, 920M.
0:26x,9:40,10:2ix.10:40.1l:36x.
P. hip-12:551. 1:13. 2:251,
8101‘),
to an. ot would her other diillcult for the 3.20,. 4:07. (1501, 5.40“ 5:55! “3.
am... 7:07. 7:55x.8:00.10:‘.iti.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.-—12;50x. 0:2“. 5:081, it“
11:42:.
M.—-8:2on, 6:40, 5255:. 7:20,
8:40x. 10:10.
LIAVI NEW YORK FOR 300‘".
NOIW .
A. lit—12:02:. 6:00. 6:00. 7:00,
8:00x. 8:02. 9:00x, 9:021. 10:02x. 10:04.
11:00.11202. ,
P. lit—13:02, 1:04. 2200!. 2:55,
3:3ix. 4:02. 4:04, 4:30. £1202. {1:30
8:00:. 0:02, 7:00. 8:001. 9:001, 9:30
11:00:.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.-—12:02, 6:00, 7:30.910010:01. ‘
P. IL—GSOO. 8:00], 11:00.
LEAVE OOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.
A, M.-—12:nx, 1:15, 1:501. 0:18.
7:42, 8:42, 9210:, 10:0tlx. 11:00:, 11:80.
P. M.-—12:02x. 1:12. 8102:, 4:18.
5:25, 0:30, 7:05x, 9:05x, 9:15, 10:0l,
“:15. ' ' - ‘
Bridgeport. in addition to above-4’
M.—2:40, 6:03. 7:28.
' SUNDAYS.
A. M.——12:11x, 1215):. 1250!, 7:43,
[9:10, 11:05:.
P. Sir-6:10, 7:05. 9:051
...._-—-
Prelented by Succaalful amines. Men g In the estate taoum uonwauc To nannonv.
A. his-6:28, 0:15, 9:53.
P. M.—1:30. “37:, 5:10, 5:57, 7:10
DANIURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. lit-41:00, 7:23. tizll. 9:38.11:52.
P. M.—-4:00x. 0:31, 7:01.
Sunday trains to Danbttry, 0:15,
9:53x a. in: 7:30 p. or. Leave Dan
bury, 7:55. 8:34 a. m.: p.‘ m.~7:0:'.
7:571.
1 An a lattice“. mutt
-.‘ _.-. . ‘fT'
'Phonc.132.
vatves AND err-
rmos.
kilo
GARLOCK PACKlNG can.
man in argon.
GOLD AND stLveit purine.
New England llvctrlc Motor. HIV.
no lupcrlor. Can chow them in
Operation.
JENKINS'
anllrl to Stationary and Mag
rlno lnglnu and Oahu-t Mach-
ine Work Solicited.
THE 0. iv. McKIBBIN
, MTG ,co .
’ anest
COAL
$6.2M“ retaliated.
so g-x‘raa CHARGE FOR cannv-
ma "0.: .‘.
Coal tinit will give you full‘ynluc
for your money is the only kind we
sell- The kind that is clean
and», that I'- ‘coal all the way
through and which. every penny that is
paid counts for warmth and comfort
for you and your family. -
ll. tttttttt‘liltt t tilt.
A Two YARDS. ,, .
Scavicw Ava., ‘ ' ‘EaIt Nomlk.
Concord It. -«-, - Millflm
Tel. I. Nomlk 07-.- O. "Walk M
4‘ So. too 5:. So. Hat-wait.
‘ haa‘oponed both.
Millicent Parlor
vie ’ ’
Hats.
'CWM‘ "i" ' ecu-1.50:1 'l U
, t .1; ...‘\~.i¢-"v‘ 1. ?- “LL“.J'
‘ :.-,.. 9o.1m [WARE ‘1 . w 7nd?” “w". a. r a. J— . ‘ ‘ ‘
.Tho mulch: 0, this paper will be uo‘rit Nu m THE aunt Linn,“
, plaaatitl triedrn hat there is ail-loam "
n mastliutltvnnl treatment.
tarrh (lure la takcn Internally, ranting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. thereby ties-
truyln the foundation ”fault! disease.
and 'gvin‘g the patient atren th by
building up the constitution; ‘ naaiai-
ing nature in doing Its work.
pretora have so much (about .ita cur-
ative phwara, that'they offer one iluu-
til‘ ‘ H r“ f l‘ I ' H: 1 it .“ (Hill! "had "I look like fliN‘i they W no '
‘ ‘ I III t,
to cure. 8 end for list oftentimonials. “n. . .0 . , . , . ‘. -‘> '.,- 4, ‘
‘ AtidN‘Nh. R 01 “ .ill' as “ML ." :‘s-w «Ki—'h“ . L
r. .I. CHENEY. a com-170mm 0.
Sold by llrugglat-l. 75v... . .
llall's Family Pills are the heat. "
semi-annually of 5
Present rate should be increased
within the year.
guaranteed and princi I
through a "trust funt " 0 Thirty-
tive Millions. HAD WHERE
“An investment, not a
Tile "vi-n" founded on the law of
averages unit as that of life insur-
the.
"ammo. Hills Block. Hartford.
Jimmy S. ilull, item'eseutatlve,
l Lauder iilk. South Norwnlk. Ct.
I
, - ‘ ‘ I , , 4
rape dreaded disease that science has IQU’ALS THE BARNEY ‘ .‘RIV' i STOVK. AND.“ . i'
ten able to cure in all Its stages and We have ulwu . CLAT ' ' '
, ‘ ‘ ,. . ys sold them Ind out FAN .T .
that Is Catnrrh. hall a (.atarrh‘ (are n yeara' expt'l‘lt'int‘I‘ right here pmv'flti‘ an. “(an i
"' the only positive cure now known them the most popular SKATE mode. a. PI ' 3 'h
"' "'0 medical fraternity - tfntarrb ”" other manufacturers have tried to Ital ‘ ' xtum, 1-” .
log a constitutional disease, requlrm us to handle their ”on,” but "If“! .‘ Have yep, u, ,
"an“ 0"" iicrry's nanie on a SKATE melon
beauty, strength, simplicity, lightness.
adjuntabillty and durability to‘thnt do
gree of em ilence hot obtained in any
other make. We deal direct with the
factory. warrant every skate and can
scientloualy recommend Barney E '
i rry's-us the host SKATE on them
tier. tom: metrics are steel. hm
while a. cheap tron skate can be fin-
atcnno’lt’nin" ' ‘ "
THE Joann. -. ‘
can
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kin; and Di) W. i:t‘+.°tiit.;iii
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. ‘ :1 , ..'P,hona.fl-6. , .. ‘ LINT T ‘ ‘3, ‘ t r «, . it“
I . .. A. a; _ . lME .TO'HEXQ imp}.
105 per cent. . canine oouagcou‘u 393 ,
MUCH Henna .i'ANB‘k‘i", n
A dividend . . , .. . , .
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wooLo at: meow, f ' Av.
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Mt" ARE Nl’Ad’tii‘ '*‘.)"1¢.:.22;Yltl‘i.‘ét”i ‘
can. on oufiuna abound ‘l
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‘25. _ _....~.
Wall Paper.
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