I.
III
itseoured as at
,Jieadqiiarters and
Mum be Elected
:
‘ no of the moatimportant real es-
frhnloctiona'conaummatod In New
. ,Wil Within the past few years is the
r' “0%!th property at 964 and
‘. Chapel street, by the National Ur—
Il I of the Knights of Columbus. The
4.5- .»hga been owned by the Misses
' Elinbelh and Susan M. Day,
. d litera'of tho latEPProf. Henry Day,
It" has a frontage,“ till feet, and a
'digthof 195 feet. ‘
L 0 building on the property Is a
, doors-brill! bouts bf four stories. for-
tmpr y occupied bytho Graduatc's club.
» n.1- unused for $70,100. The price
‘ ‘ path was $67,500.
l’z'he Misses Daywill continue to use
t house-Ila thelif residence until next
. y. when under an agreement with
t new urinal-crane immediately after
th‘p buildi . ,IO fichtod."the house will
be; torn d 'lind preparations made
lot the ion. of a handsome new
building to be used as the national
It dquarta‘raotaho Knights of (lol-
tt bus. The selection of the Day
it perty by the committee of tlic
Militant Colum us. was made after
”I number of othe Unites in the ccnhci‘
5 of New Haven had been inspected. it
ll one, of the .mostrdesirable locations
on Chapel street... ad- ts considered
by the committee “gt be 't-ho best that
they have Inspec ' for the purposc
for which the property is needed.
Edward. L. Hearn,::~ot Boston. su—
preme knight of the ordergwbo was in
New Haven, yesterday, said that he
could not just now state just how large
a building would be‘erected. He said
that the plans concerning the proposed
building had not been fully decided
upon, and. probably no ‘action will be
. taken upon this question until the
’ national board of directors and the
joint committeemcets here on the 10th
of April heat. ‘ '
It is assured. however, that the. or-
der will creche vcry creditable build-
ing. and one that may be from six to
eight stories high. it. will contain.
been!” oglces‘ for the national bead-
tpiarlcrs. sultabié'iic'commodations for
tho tunetlhgdfl the“ several councils
of the. order t t are located In New
Haven. For several years the order
has been growing rapidly, and the
ec . ~ .. .
{inflict large accommodations for—
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visit .. ~. ,
‘ Islalm...n
‘ ”"3 0i PlillCE
Ringing Words Advising
People to Use
Dr. Groom's Nowura.
t’r
’NW‘NhurtromhisownlipIan account of the
it‘lmfls‘yobrfolden opportunity to be . .. .t
,afiu“.:as.»':rsmedi to. sure. you. It‘ls,beyo’nd afli question the
rest cure the world ,has ‘syer known. and If
Qtrgmedy andvsu , . __
"95'3“ gritasaithu'qo not feel Just righgprgilt you are
. on: “only“
Wuhanediolno at once. .
proatration; insomnia, rhoumatt
lorries AND CHILD
Scott‘s Emulsion is cod
liver oil made almost as
palatable as milk. it is cats
and sOpthing to the wea
stomach; it checks the ten-
dencies of children toward
thinness.
Emulsion gives
strength to weak mothers be-
cause it creates healthy flesh
and new blood.
Nursing mothers will find
a special value in Scott's
Emulsion because it insures
a flow of rich. nourishing
milk for the baby. More and
better than a medicine;
Scott's Emulsion is a food.
We‘ll |tend you a ample free upon request.
SCOTT & BUWNE, 409 Pearl Street, New York
tlic itutlonul headquarters has even
lt-ll.
Mr, III-urn called attention to ”W
necessity of more room before the nu-
tionul licsldquartcrs. At out-Ii succeed-
ing session the question of a new build-
Ing was discussed, and the suprcmc
knight again at tlic national convcu-
tIou In 1903 rununmendcd the uppolnt-
mcnt of a committee to act in the se-
lection of" a site.
cd to uppi-opriaic a stint of money not
to exceed $250,000 for the project. Tho
committee on building site and build-
Iug consisted of Edward I., lit-urn. ofI
Boston. ex ofllcio: lianlel |.. l'rcnder-
gust. of Benton, chulruiuu: l’cler
ManIty. Pittsburg. Pa: Felix .l.
lifcllcttrick. St. Albuns. \'t.; Martin .l.l
(‘Iiiliiiiings, of Providence. R. Ix. Frau-
cis Thornc, Brooklyn: (l. ’I‘. Iiriscoll.
Dr. Mattht w t', 0.!fonnor. and Thomas
I“, F‘Itzslmmons,nf New Haven.
The committee on Monday madc u
t-oport at a meeting of/thc National
board of dlrcctors in New
which was acccptcd,
tlic stile of‘ the property was passed
Tuesday.
The wise men rite of human ills.
But while they ritn we're making llla
Which make you healthy. well an strong;
Wright'a Pliia an u'n'fiit, and inner tong.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pill Co.
{All Wright-for Man I‘m: ”all. Curvy" ‘ "H.
For sale by all druggtata.
PRATT CITY JAIL DESTROYED.
__....__~
One White and Four Colored Prlaonera
Burned to Death.
BIRMINGHAM, Alil.. .lnn. H.--~—l"il‘c.f
supposed to have liccn of iuccndinr."
origin, burned the Pratt City Jail this
Jack oily, while, and four
unidentified negroes were burned to'
morning.
death. Twenty others escaped. and a
large number of officers and citizens
are endeavoriug to capture them.
aw.
t
4n
'
hangiwn hensfithc
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.edr..s°.aeoesersees-
my; It makes
The convention vot-
.l.t
Chief of Police Henry W. Mam of New
Mass, writes to the people:
. _ “It gives me pleasure to add my Money in this
brief note to that of many others, of the ;:high esteem in
which Dr. Grecne’aNma«bleodaadi nerve candy is
heidinthhmmunity. Thetaotthptiththepmcrlp-
tion of a regular physician adds to the confidant in
Dr.Grecnc'aNcrmatoapcraonalfriendwhoiaill.and
. i
t.
in fit‘fi‘ the new we.»
COMMON PLIAC COURT.
can on short Calendar to be Heard
Tomorrow.
The common pleas short calendar
provides for a‘ hearing of the follow
ing causes of action tomorrow be~
‘iore Judge Howard J. Curtis:
Henry B. Coley vs, Catherine. Me
Nally at his, disclosure of defense or
foreclosure; llunrv Lockwood vs.
Charles H. Webb’ et als._ foreclosure;
Christian Swartz vs. George C. Case.
motion for judgment; Charles A.
Kraus vs. Dennis A. Cascy, foreclos»
uro; Charles W. Minor, administra-
trlx, vs. Jeremiah. Ryan, executor.
lrlx, vs. Jeremiah Ryan, executor.
foreclosure; Robert Green vs. ller-
bent w, Kemp et ala., foreclosure;
Thomas 0' Bhnlighnessey vs. James
H. Phipps at. aia., plaintiff's motion
for permission to drop one of the dc.
fendauls. and for further order of no-
tice; Gideon 'I’omllnson vs. ltlu A.
Wooster plaintiff's motion to rein-
state on docket: The Bridgeport Mal-
‘lacble iron Co. vs. The Walton Bulf-
lliocking Block (10.. motion for judg-
ment: Benjamin F. Bronson vs. (Zora
Ives. ct his” for allowance of amend-
ment to complaint: William R. Wool-
ard vs. William I". Teller et al., plain-
tiff's demurrer; A. B. McCrillia It (30.
vs. Samuel (7. lngersolL plaintiff's
tnotion to cxpuuge; John W. Hall va.
ilcnry it‘. Hall, plaintiff's motion to
make third and fourth defenses more.
specific.
A VE8T~POCKET DOCTOR.
Never in the way, no trouble to car-
Iy. easy to take. pleasant and never
falling In results are DeWItt's Little
Early Risers. A vial of these little
pills in the vest‘pocket In a certain
guarantee against headachc. billions-
uess. torpid liver and all of tho Ills rc~
.‘sulting from constipation. They tonic
and strengthen the. liver. Sold by
Clifford Pharmacy. "
i CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
. The following were Issued January
I I2. 1904:
3 List furnished from office of A, III.
'\\mstci, solicitor of patents, Ilrldgcv
. purl. Conn:
.. ”"V‘f‘L l Murray II. (lhapin, Bridgeport. paper
llio contract for ,I
nul making sumo for obtaining fast
copies front writings of auiilu inks.
George J. ('upcwell. Hartford. bent-ll
i slicnrs.
Alirt’tio
: laslcncr.
. (‘luru I. Marks, Stamford, collapsis
i blc umlu'clla.
.lnmcs \I'. Washlutruc and (l. .l. Rich
Waterbury. fastening dcvlcc for
5 ya. uu-nts.
('iitl‘t‘llt't‘
I lillf kle.
' .ltu-tus A. Traul. New Britain. Illllt'l'-
liti'x'.
lidecr ll. Cotlrcll‘ Stonlngton, ma-
chinery for cutting and folding paper
" of other fabrics.
(loom l’. lt‘cnncr, New Iamdon, Ink-
5 lug mttlianlsm for printing presses.
Douglas H. Waters. l‘oqnctauuck.
. raid i‘ccding machine.
I.oui-' C. Wenncu Hroadbrook, cit-c-
Irlc blocksignal system.
Leblanc, Stamford glove-
l
l
E. Smith.- Ncw llrItaIn.
the!" "Insular-on; (lo On On new
“I monomauumumw
‘ mmmumwwnm
was.
hadznaivd. 3m: report and
.. , \r 5'" - a
iamudoobtmdthc gmtvalucoiDr.Gmn¢'aNma.Lw‘ha¢hlgoommd:
am 3! mm
can/bras: 6! My W sou."
curedfiifand Dr; Greene’s
sail {discouraged you
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ouch-1.
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in tact.
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. ed.
Price 600 and $3.00. Trial bottles free.
‘ I an
PA\t OF MAIL MIIIINOIR
Mr. Hill Propane a ayatam Ilmllar
to That for Rural Oarvloa. l
WASHINGTON. Jan. fir—Represen-
liillVi' iIIll wrote the Post-Office don
partmcnt two years ago regarding the
paying of rural frcc delivery carriers.
with the result that an attics was open-
I‘ll at Bridgeport from which all car.
rlcra in Connecticut were paid once a
mouth. instead of requiring the cur
rlcrs to send their vouchers hero. His
uttculiou having been Invited to the
same condition existing In regard ll)
”10 star route carriers and small mos~
scum-rs, of whom there are 105 main
utcsaengers and lid carriers In Cornice.
ticut. he found that for Jilly. August
and September checks were mailed ltl'
the mall moanengers from here on
datcs v rylug from ,October 12 to No-'
vembcrhfi, and for the same period
cltccks for the carriers werc mailed on
varying dutch front ()ctolior l2 to NH
vcinbcr l7.
Mr. llili a course Is to treat these ac—,
counts from the. other end. by (-stnb
lisliing a local oflice In each State or
wt Ilon. just as they liavc now for the
rural lrce delIVcry. Payments could
lbcn be made upon vouchers similar to
Ibc vouchers tiled in the free delivery ,
rlt‘i‘Vlti‘. Under prcscnt.condltioits the
Individual carrlcr. In many Instances,
cannot afford to bid sufficiently to no»
cure the contracts. he has to wall so
long for his pay with only limited1
means and equipmcuu 'l‘bc consequcn I
ccx iii'i' that the contracts are let, 80V
crnl to one man. who In turn sub-lcts'
them to the individual carriers. pnylup.’
them to the individual carricra himself. y
each month and awaiting lhe three or
four months for his reimbursement. I
Under the new plan the carriers will
mukc onto the ncw vouchcrs in proper
form. take it to the first postmaster on
his route, who will certify that he has
dollvcrcd the aorvicc and then to the
ill vi postmaster on his route, who will
In turn certify. and so on. Then the
voucher la taken or mailed once each
month to tilt.‘ central ofilcc In cucli
locality froth which prompt pnymcnt is
mudc.
It Is expected under ihc ucw plan
that cvcry employee can receive his
pay within five days after the first of
cat h month, Instead of cvcry three or
four months. us but; been the case. The
cmployecs of the rural frcc delivery
servici- are now living paid through i‘.
S. Hurt, cashier of the ottlcc ut llridge-
prot. and It Is liriit'vt‘tl iltui lii' can
\\.
\\
. . ”ill in.”
A cigar that Is always the same ‘
in quality and price. 5 cents.
will (“my
ll IN. 9.2.
llle '1‘. .
annuity up».
, ‘ y.
tall
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ill/.3 70.» d ,
A smoke for particular smokers. l
largest Seller in the World.
The Band is the
S maker '3 Protection.
W \‘t\\ “I t...
iill'l‘l\ll\limllll\“‘
um.
GUTTERS CLEARED OF SNOW.
Strcci Superintendent Samuel W.
lioyl. .lr, had a forcc of men ltI work
yesterday clearing out the gutters in
the principal streets in South Norwalk.
The snow bcgan to melt rapidly dun
without trouble easily assttmc tlu1 little
additional work of paying the ills cur
ricrs and messengers referred to.
lliiulll’s lubrication an
The Great ulatlvq Au Vrgctabk; (‘unuin no Mincraii .
TN EV OPERATE ON ROW BLS.
LIVER. KIDNEVS AND BLADDER
"All "war—[u .11... it" II"
For alle by all druggllta.
w.’ ._.. ..
MEMORIAL T0 FIRE VICTIMS.
an opportunity to run off. With a few
(’Xt'l'lllltllla the sidewalks and cross-
walks were in good condition. (inc of
the latter which nccds looking after
“our,"
I street rml Railroad avenue. The water
. , , 1backed up on the railroad side of the
Police Mada Gruclume Find. In "W street and formed a pool lhl‘cv feet
"oq‘ml' Ruma T°d'Y' i wide, which people bad to wade
(‘lllCA‘iO. Jan. l‘.” Relnllvcs [if Vii“ ‘ through or jump “(‘l‘nfis.
lililrl of the lt‘otptutl Theatre fire and;
-.;"l ' fhi " '. II -'
lI\ Von-lo l etia atti 0\t‘l‘f)llt inn ‘nlt. memunnis Elixlfflt "um"
tired in number. hay -mot and taken ac»
lion looking to the erpeulty (it an or. ; For NERVOUSNFQS "m INSOMNIA
gsuizatlon to be hit tea as the Iroquois I
hit-mortal Association. The aims of; PP
the organisation are to establish a suit 2 fillkxlfilih CIORIHN "‘N filth!” [lf‘Nlifllsllll-
.tt. ..\.,'-‘-‘..
(1:): lgu'gzglflwgg limemi; :‘:;ulll‘l:_l ing the importation of all silver coin
lend aid to those made destitute. dead I Which 1“ "“1 upon ll cold llflfiin hccamc
to devise and carry oui mctbods of me 3 a Iawito‘dav h‘"‘,“. a“: xx‘f‘nlii);|rs.'(‘€ In};
venting similar occurrences In the fu- ' ("mm Mi on a“ "in - m“ l ‘ Ml”
it r' ‘ ‘ ‘ for their promptiiutlc III meeting the
l\(‘humau ltand and some jewelry and dentauds ”t “w morcuutilc ”mm“ in
. . , Ithis rcapcct. Action upon tltc supple-
mont‘) llIU‘ bctn ‘found In the debris \ menial m1 providing fur a “u "l“l“
of NW Iroquois 1llt‘illl‘l‘.
w a th t f I all "2' hr“: . all written contracts madc pnynlilc In
a a o a man, "I" app on y "u ‘liomc or foreign coin not tipon n cold
ltonn sort-rod from the wrist In an at liasls m“ been postponed for u “Wk
tempt to get postwasion of rings. As ‘ ______,”_
no body was found from which a. band , A COSTLY MISTAKE
had ”W" lakcn, the supposition is that 1 Wonders urc smut-times vcrv export
the body may have been consumed Int sire '
the fire. The police found thirty dol-i '
litrn lit hm" "“"m‘m l“ “ chamois Ski“ IRTUIIK if too lukc llr. kim's New Life
has and a flvccsral «ira! ""10"! ”Wuhan for Dyspepsia. Dizllncss. licad-
ftagmcnts of broken glass and charrcd 'arhc. L...” m. ”0“.” troubles. They
Wood. arc gcnilc yt-i thorough. 25c at Frank
ll. Raxtcr's Iirug Store. ”
ONLV CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA. l
Mrs. Franklin Rush. of New Castle;
DcI., says: "i suffered for years with:
dyspepsia. “3““ ‘0 have great d"' i the first time since January 2. the stea-
tress “d belching. I tried ”"9”" ; mcr Nantucket reached this Island yes-
Ihlng l 90"” hcar °l~ but nothing “ml" itcrday front Woods liolc. Tuesday the
2‘d me until i took Brazilian Balm. and i “.0 "(this “ugh“ in ma“. filltl loduy mg
once 50 cent bottle cured the complete- lchanncl was comparatively clear.
y. - .-..
For sale by a. u. Plaisted. r. H. Bax-i
ter. and the Cliflord Pharmacy. " i
v
ICE FIELDS ARE MOVING.
NANTI'CKET. Muss, .lun. H.~+‘or
YALE WAITERS STRIKE. l
W" 1
Object to Peel Apple: for Students"
Pie. ;
NEW HAVEN. Jan. li.«—Becau8e,
they were ordered to wash dishes and‘
peel apples for pics In their dress
clothes between meals. fifty colored;
waiters for the big Yale dining hall tie».
clared they would strike yesterday. The
threatened uprising In only [matponcd
unless Captain Samuel Smikc. U. S. A..‘
the manager. rescinds his action. I
The one thousand students boarding
there demanded pic for dinner. and as
there was no appropriation lo cover cx
long md‘bitter tight with their trmr;
i
it
with had every symptom of oonsump‘
tioa. . alts book Dr. King's New Dial
eovsry after everything else had tall-I
Improvement came at once had;
(our bottles entirely cured her.” Guam
mated by Frank H. Baxter. nggist. l
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HON. LIlTER NERCED IY SPEARJ
‘ LONDON. Jan. ii.-A despatch re-
ceived today at the .War Ohico from
Major-General Burton. commanding
thdflornamand expeditionary force. an-
no that the body of Capt. the
H honaa Hater (lord nibbles
dalo'a an and hair), who was reported
by General Burton to be missing at.
" tenths cameo? recently between
thesnrltlll and the torces or the Matt
allullabwhgamtonggkptercen by a
.1»!-
Iug llll' duv, and this gave the water,
:Is located at the l‘Ul'ilt'l' of Monroe,
Occasionally life itself is the
price of a mistake. lltlf wu‘ll timer b: -
I
CONNECTICUT PENSIONS. I
Favorable Report of Senate Commit-
tee on Three for This State. .
WASHINGTON. .lun. Hrv'l‘hc Scu-
utt- (‘ommlltec on pensions has rcport-
cr futorably on three Connecticut pen-
sion bills inlrmluccd at the request of‘
chuior lluwlcy. tiur was In behalf
'til~ lillllllt'i l-‘. Rtilit-rls. of Hartford. who
was a m“. ond llt‘ulcllillll of (‘onipauy ti,
'l‘tvt-nIy-Ilrsl t‘onnccticut volunteers.
’l‘lit- bill as reported by llic commiilctl
‘Kl‘liills ltlm $20 pcr munlll. instead of
850 as originally asked for. The sec
ond bill reported was in behalf of .ltillil .
Adniumu. of Soutliinatoit. late of Coili-
’uuny t‘. Fifth (‘onni-clli'iil Volunlt’t’i’fi.‘
v'l‘itts was llll from Silo per month to,
3'24. The third was in India" of Thomas
.I)u\'lk. of Hartford. who acts $20 per
-momh by the report of thc commit-
lt---_ 'I‘lic originul bill called for $30.;
ll:t\'ir scrvctl in Company C. Twentyw
ninth (‘ouncctitut Volunlccrs. .
CHILDREN POISONED. ‘
Many cliildri-u are poisoned and
’lllililt‘ ncrvous and weak. if not killed.
outi'lcltl. by ntmbcrs giving flictu cough
syrups containing opiates. I-‘olcY'fi,
llllllt} and 'l‘ar is a safe and certain
rI-mcly for coughs, croup and lungl
troubles. and is the only prominent
cough medicine that contains no opi~
lulcs or other poisons. Sold ul Flair-l
,tctl‘s drug store South Noru’tilk. until
1 A. If. Silllman's. Dzirien. "
I
ENGINEER AT WILSON POINT.
lr‘runk Dc Forest, the well-known ctr.
ninccr. has lit‘vn placed In charge of
.~lu.~ ninllttllill‘,‘ casinos at Wilson's
fl‘olnu owned by the New York. Newt
‘lluvcn and Hartford Railroad Coin-
‘puny. Mr. De Forest has had many
ycurs' experience In running stationary ‘
gengliics_ and Is fully qualified to take;
. tho control of those at Wilson Point. ‘
*fll.Pttm’Mill_fltlmilifl
‘THE ANNIHILATOR OF WORMS'
ALB
- IOI‘. liruggist.
KELLY TRANSFERRED PROPERTY.
And Was Later Ordered Out of the
House by His Wife.
BRIDGEI’ORT Jan. H,-—ln the trial!
of Peter Kelly. charged with murdering
his wife by poison. the Slate offered in
evidence two title deeds to property
which Kelly had transferred to his
wife. and the evidence of an attorney
showing that Mrs. Kelly. in September
last, had caused Kelly to be ordered
out of the house so transferred. Tho
State submitted the evidence with the
purpose of showing that Kelly‘s desire
to recover the property was a motive
for murder. The greater portion of
the day was taken up with the argu-
ments of the attorneys on the admissi-
bility of the evidence.
REVOLUTION IMMINENT.
A sure sign of approaching revolt
nd serious trouble in your system is
nervousness. sleeplessness. or stom-
ucli upsets. Electric Bitter will
quickly dismember the troublesome
causes. It never fails to tone the
stomach, regulate the Kidneys and
llowcls. stimulate the Liver, and-clari-
fy the blood. Run down stems
Imncflt particularly and all the usual
attending aches vanish under its
searching and thorough effectiveness.
Electric Bitters Is only 500. and that Is
returned If it don‘t give perfect satis-
faction. luaranteed by Frank H.131?-
I
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BALTIC MILLS CO. STRIKE.
HARTFORD. .lan. li.-——A certificate
of incrcusc of the capital stock of the
llultic Mills Company from $00,000 to
Sidlooutlo. the new issue of stock to
bc Iivc per cent. pfd.. has been filled
with the Secretary of State.
STOP THAT COLD
or It may result In Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up Colds when-
ever tried. almost without exception
ill, 25, 50c and $1.00 bottles. The Clif-
rnr Ravtar's nr Finland's. "
“is
/“’—“ ~-\
ira liclp Ibo waltcrs were ordered lh CID“
do the pooling. They refused. and‘ W’gm‘k
Captain Smoke Is reconsidering his or. the halo and M “5.
do“ f stance “thumb“. an.
._.._.__. on” u
melon:- WILL as BITTER. l W $2... 0.3.5... :uaoaavomr or
out! 0 will persist in closing Mob ma, - ~ ~
their oar! against the continual rec i meoi an other .VEVESTIR P-
ommetim of Dr. King's N9. hilt } “ w. d J m 31." CHIIIITIOI cum.
cover: for Consumption. will have a . 0‘ ,7“
mmmmnrooom
hiss; it not ended.me by fatal t‘arml- - l
nation. cam «that 'r. a. Boa“. oil % “mum W “W“ 0°“
Betti. lint. has to any: "Last fall my } and M m p“ Ontarians—I have made the
deliciously flavored Food.
D
‘Malu.
e
m.andnndittobereduoedfmm0Its.byWaI-
putt-Boo, which makes it a rlch.puhctlycoohod.anda
OAT RUSKoontaInsintboeorrsotproper-ttonsthosamod
slenanta,which mmmmmmm
“(uncouth-clans. androggolboalthda Children and
llapeelallyingrowingChllroa.whoi-athsnaoeui, tyfora
Foodtbatwiuproperiymandpamh tit-Wand
nut-lgrowthof thevml‘aatwaya' ”LP-adamant!
cum-aw ho we figured-mm
W.” m.
WHIILER
Restroom-helm
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