.. .. monuments-,1
. 1% at am .
6 w) smgsmls.
“it. ” [ii at rules to govern the pian-
' ‘gtv’or a cold at this unionist that
aid. to wine irom”tiio use York1
. at. health. is «his. roused
. .m d prrsvetitflflbltflpor—
w i it. is 5. good thlnit to ponder
“‘ .19 act upon. It containsmight
j "t in the following order:
't ‘iitop treating a "sthtvold"
it is completely cured.
‘tgo into‘ths cold air in an over-
his? condition. ‘ . _
s 1 go out of an overheated room
. the stunt without wrapping up.
. '_'t my in an overheated room
. “longer than you can help it. A
bonds-ate temperature is more health.
. l
l‘
. ’i.illt iii an overheated oar. too
~ti)" bundled tip.
it , 't drlnlt too much.
“’9‘!“ go without a proper amount oi
With rest is necessaryto keep the
' M7. in proper state of resistance. ‘
Dpnft hesitate to see the doctor. A
Joli in'time may save an undertak-
Wr‘lillt. w .- ~ ' -
congressman Sperry. oi Newiiave'n,
‘ not ‘hold the, views of the twenty
9.1. professors. who were so shocked
”it? [rain ”at the administration‘s at-
»,oh'the Panama question. He
tended the administration in. ,a
Mil yesterday. . and-l .wasc’loudly
talked for it.‘
M- ~~~—— .. ~-.-—.
1‘ view of the weather conditions oi
t in winter, the new lowing company
h" id to operate horeLehould have
breaking boat with I‘hich tr'
e harbor open. '
. silk antiwchllohvil' a charming gar-
...- ,, . an
it .i allot! i‘dfl‘ l. loaders give
them a fair chases. i.‘
*p———
1‘.“ I.
l The tea iaokpt. oi biscuit colored
is
moot»
misuse - ' ‘csiaon broad-
clothilmwm tiiul dross ins- '
““fl‘v‘ '
x-White tiwlss iniisilii5secms to he the
inertia lining!» the new organdiss.
it brings-but the“ color wrist.” .
«A imwoful way (it app lug la 0 to _
an evening gown.“ to drape it in late ‘i
todns and catch it in place with clust-
ers‘of one'ii favorlto flower.
It will .be diiflcult for a good litany
ladies to decide all at lined to ,‘havo -
their summer dress skirts gathered all
about the waist. The platted sitlr
have in a way prepared thent. but th
tritir. closely titled hips wares delight
that will be parted with reluctantly.
Delicious breakfast trams and cakes
can be made oi sour milk. Many house-
keepers have such a preference for it
that they often buy more sweet milk
than they need and allow it to r.
if you should attempt this. do not a im
on the cream, but use it with the milk.
Otto of our large department stores
which makes a specialty of slim tells
me that tan shoes ore to be very popuo
lar this spring but only in the low
styles and nicb leathers. You can
look {or them in abottt a month. They
will come In any two eyelet heights and
be tied. with wide ribbonsv—a listening
which always has 'a stylish look.
rThe'milowing/whlch i took from
"Good Housekeeping" was news to me
and i thought it mi ht be to nine
other housekeeper: T ore is a h so
keeper in Maine whose doughnuts are
famous. not only in her own home, but
throughout the neighborhood. one at-
t‘i'ihuttai a great part of their piiptllario
ty and healthtulnoes to this little tili-
‘siiing touch. libs has a bowl oi hot
water on the stove. and as each dough-
nut ls removed from the kettle it is
plunged iota moment into the water.
thus ri-rn‘orina any superfluous fat.
The ties-ti mid value. of this is shown by
hr grmsercoated water. and by the
.itlrlcd delicacy and healthful nature of
these most popular doughnuts.
his a serious matter'to steal at.
roost in South Norwalk.” John‘
"Mil, who did so. is starting in to
W9 a slit months sentence. He;
unit need an overcoat when he comes
dub ‘
fGonlidel'lng the amount of coasting
blah has been done on the local hills
therehhav‘e been very few accidents
‘ 'yfi‘lr. anti people should be thnuk- ‘
hat none at them were very tier-i
Bridgeport physician has cured
on car by means of radium. The rad-
tum used was not the Connecticut arti-
"hostever.
yen it it does not set any waru‘iéfi‘i
aye are. fitting longer all the-
ti.”
'timo. .
hit. ' .‘__-_".~__ -~
. ‘ma rilLL cuaaaucv out.
1 (Waterbury Republican.) .
_ Congressman Hill is busy explain-
' to the banking and currency oom- ,
Ethnic! the w tie at" Washington
’ details of ' in currency reform
_ Hr. Hill,_it seems. has not lost ‘
enthusiasm r currency mattersl
his tranate 'to {the ways and'
committee. even though t'
ulectod by the house leaders as;
proper man to reply to .Hinnrityl
as Williams on the thrill ques-
tho other day. The provisions or i
Hill's hill have been previously"
. “Poa- flhcy are. moderate and '
ighly impdrtant an means for in- I
the stability of t e national onr- .
and fitting it for the demands;
trade and commerce make upon '-
. ~~ i. . , . it .!
, mm- “r'rrtr' rt.
rt» u u cant . 'n.
”Tl'Y‘: .. «moonwantnonnani
lalon at this session. Butt
"iii
" fill Hilijright as to the need
a simple and yet effective
is the tire-oi email
ail'ftpil _ ti‘ Fourth 00 t4;
Moi. that antagonizes .33" -’-
‘nationalto element. it is sim-
-.. put the government' .
attain in better shape an
the smooth workingol the1
Intent. Nothing of (rad-
=.ls motd.»0nh"oer~
. improvements are provid
hood of which is apparent
Heiel Cutter" 3".
specialty or diaiis'rs and hair
'. ice and casino unexooiled.
steal. mu.
We if
fill; not-at. an»
r .
many; of the Frankenstein dry goods
,titner store is a matter of interest to
.maaygwho believe Cannon:
. as the run out... Then. is;
name a do. any saw svoaa.
Add‘ ’9 Tooli- Chain of shut-prim by
Purchasing ,Itiaioaas is Wattariy.
Another must link has been
added to the ob of Hilltop stores, by
the purchase by antes Hislop a Com-
btisinass. at Westerly. The deal was
completed Tuesday. and the store is
now in the possession of Mr. Hislop.
The Frankenstein store Is the largest
and oldest in Westerly, having been
u very large business.
'l he attire will be illillitdllfllt‘l)’ rev
particular of its equipment. it will be?
stocked with the moat desirable gtxidsl
saiui- progressive lilies that have built?
up such an enormous business for thc‘
limb in this city.
i’.. and Westerly. The addition or an-
thc people of this city. from the fact
that it enlarges the possibilities for
buying on the part oi the tlrm, makes
possible tonne-bring or still lower
wholesale tinnitus and will enable the
local store to name even better prices.
than in the past. ‘ ltet
No better proof of the progressivc- night.
nt-ss and enterprise of Mr. Hislop could
be given than the constant enlargement
it his enterprises by pushing out into
new ilelds.
career is an equally striking common-j
-rltition oi the methods that have, bet-nil
used in dealing with the people. who?
night.
l‘ipc. ptd..
ioints,
WALL STREET. 101l0 a.
ight opening transactions in the stock
market today carried the avenge of
More a small fraction lower than last
Declines of “is in Brooklyn
transit and Sugar were the most eon-
One or two of the
outhwesterna. Erie and United States
picuous changes.
. a
l.» i",
.3
”3““ “it «aa‘WuH'VI ;
reel hardened a shade.
WALL STREET. it a. m.--As a con-.
.«flllttiu‘fl oi the further slump in cot-
on, there was a spilling out of stocks
ll around the room. and a further ro-
meo ran to t and
.‘5 in Brooklyn Transit. Metropolitan
imaritles. Sugar and Realty .stocits.
t‘hicago Terminal. pfd.. and Colorado
. .& Southern ist.. itl.,
estabilshtd to!i thirty years. and doing 1 Hudson lost 3' l (
-ession in prices.
WALL STREET.
ilar.
WALL STREET.
tors that bid cotton up to its high
Delsiare
. ,..cago & Northwesten
its. and the preferred 2%. There was
. i Rain of 1% by Cleveland C. (3. I. at
modeled and mud" "D to 11m in WW l Louis. and 2 by Allis-Chalmers. pm
‘nltetl States Steel. pftl.. resisted the
Ioprasaion and rose a fraction over
the market affords and conducted on; as! Hill". when u... market steadied
booth-With the
..al|y In ihiibgoiulill mark.“ stocks re-
Thee i . ‘ i at r Tom. wavered to a tit list nlit t'e eve . and
Prisca atrial!) fig? inoaumntioli.gfilllhliy “’0"? “l “ "“V “W”- “m“
Stamford, soit‘iii' Norwalk. Auburn. N. “m“ sml- Did-- “WNW“ 5590- “Nd'
int: lst.. pfd.. gained a point. and Chi
cage and Alton ila. There were IOIth
in Detroit southern. pid.. of .‘l. and Uni
orado A Southern. 2nd, pid., Chicagt
it Eastern lllinols. ptd.. certificates am.
i to its. Bonds were irreg-
‘l p. m.»'l‘hc mar-
hardened slowly to above last
Colorado Fuel gained its and
Tennusee Goal 1 in sympathy with the
ilrm tone in United States Steel. pid.
ri‘apcr. pfd., lost i. Bag. Md. 3, and
The success oi his husinos: j .leneral Chemical 3%.
TODAY’t OUDTATION‘.
Reported over private wire of la-
.,iea t Goldschmldt Commission Bro
\
ni.-Very
POPULAR AMUSEMENTO.
PAR8IFAL TONIGHT.
Nn'iu' In the history of the stage in.
America has theie been another evait'
which has attracted so much attention
its did the recent production oi "l'iirv
:‘linl". the gran Wagllerian music-
drama. which has proven the most out.
petitions Iilttt'oau in centuries; never In
the history of this city has there been
a theatrical event which will equal
the forth-commit production of "Paral-
lal." which will be the attraction at
Hoyt's theatre tonight. Money has
been lavished upon this production.
From a scenic view-mint it probably
is the amatest ever brought oht of
New York. the nisnaiiemeut of the
similarly dispensing with oven the
irop curtain at t local play-houses.
Another feature is. lit‘ spitciai "anthem
ant
:ra which is carried tor the in-
terpretation tit tlit dlfllt‘tlll music
at Wagner's master-piece. The
play lit a strange blending of mysti-
.‘llil'il and poetry. «dams and song. it
is "the epic of a it It‘s soul." to quote
the eminent dl\'lil{Wh0 witnessed the
performance. anti okgreaier sermon
yer has been preached in sermon or
'iithedral. '
"Hii AN HEARTS."
The distinct vely American play deg
tends to a great extent on its portrayal:
.i character and scenes which are oil
local nature. Thus Shore Acres. deal»;
with the inhabitants of the coast oi‘
Maine: The Old trimmings with the!
natives of new Iampshirc: Ariaoniii
with the denizen ‘iu the. tar western}
state of that name; rid 'g'Humdni
Hearts" u'bloh Nubile y to be soenl
here. with the peaceful Vu‘VPfi of those'
who lire in no picturesque ArkansasI
iillls. Admitting as it does of cla-i
itorstt- scenic eflects. this advantagc'
it is said. Manager W. E. Nankcvllle'
has eagerly swiped to supply to his,
patrons something out of the ordinary;
in the way of stage illusion. it is also-
NORTH TONAWANDA. N.
i.—-'Tllt‘ body of an unidentified man
was found in the ashes of a shanty
which was burned in the Touawsnda
iron and Steel Company's p
vard early today.
IOLVINT NOTi0l.l
District of Norwalk. ss.
Court. February 4th. A. D., 1904.
Estate of Samuel E. Haynes. late «examination to be held in New Haw-um
Nothnllt. in said District, deceased.
The Court at Probate for the
of Norwalk. hath limited and
six months trout the date hereof tort be “901an by ‘
the creditors of said Estate. to exhibit. Annapolis Naval Academy.
their claims for settlement.
who neglect to'pfoseiit their act-mints. i “d 7-0 3'9"”
properly ~aitested, within said . time.‘ proficiency will be conducted by Char-
wlll be debarred a rtcovery.
sous indebted to said Estate
none will be more hitter than the tight lips.
NANCY E: SPAULDING,
" Executrix. l
M. ii. 18.
MAN'I BODY IN ASHES. .
ll Dress Goods
Opportunity
. We purchased at a speciallu. low
price. [would-five pieces of _ all wool
SPRlNG DRESS GOODS in hand-
some mixtures. Grails. Browns. blues
and Greens.
The material lvill make ideal smart
walking skirts or suits-40 inches
wide—all steel—regular price 500
Our Price 310.
\'.. Fell.
i
lg imni .-
~ \
i NAVAL CADKT EXAMINATION. lSPECiAL OERVICE FOR FIRIMEN. ‘
Probate NEW HAVEN. Feb. 4,-Auniilln09' The postponed special service for
i the fire departments of South Norwalh.
East Norwalk. and Rowayton, which
has put oi! because of the illness of
meat was made today of a competitive
Hartford and New lsondon. Middleman;
wulimuuio and “Hosted for the choice i ReV- H. 8- Carpenter. will be held next
' . . '0. Sunday evening. The Booth Norwalit
alloaed l 0' ' principal 'gnmgfiefl‘flgfi‘mf members are to meet at the Old Well
Appit.ttruck house in Haviland street. at
ages 0, ml 6:40 o’clock. Those who have unl-
mm“ = forms are expected to wear them.
District :
Thom-e costs must be between the
Examinations in m
secretary of the State LEAP YEAR WH|3T CLUB-v
W. Phll~ The members of the Leap \ear
Gmmmp . Whist Club met at the home of Mr. and
(.HMrs. Albert Aistliorpem'ii Concord
t. South Norwalk Monday evenv
pal oi the Hartford High school. The “"9” ' _ . ~ . .
- physical examination will he held June i “"4- Then,- ‘N‘N‘ '0'" WWW» Rt‘ll't’bh'
All mil-ales D. llinc.
are "at Board of Education: Andrew
dean 'of ‘the. Yale
f School. and Edward H. Smiley, prlii
—. . - .. ._.-—..
m
“HIM-
5 m M- -‘ '-'~
an, ~' ”‘" “#212?" “iii:
a n. It
and file an”?
. Ins- .ll. IO.” 'wtiasaiais. M
all ovum" Q‘khnvsat’ also!!!)
"'0‘" Islam Into. Age-m. l‘ ILA- I‘
my? ""‘g'i L8 "‘“
“fiiiil‘ig‘ffifiéifi flield a meeting the other
I. an. Wits loans. aaalsv
apostle» I'M
- . ments were served and an enjoyable
i 10 M Annapfl~_ .‘evening was spent, The next meeting
2 ' “SELECT DELEGATE i "ill be held with MT. and MW. (horns
”all: chm: Norwalk mallcarriore'iR“'h"“’“d- “0 Mil“ street. NON‘Iko
day and ' Monday evening. February 8th.
il-liose Edward litiut'ord delegate to the: u r
! tenth annual convention of the Conner- . ”I m ’3 nu! sno‘ we I 3
1tit-tit State Association oi Letter (far. . ‘ . ‘
'i'iers. which Is to lie held February 22. 1'“: A NIHILATOR OF WON 3
‘ In New London. James Haniord was; ———-.——-—-
g chosen as the alternate. l Advertise your wants in The Sentinel.
I,"
M
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CALL 58-2.. ‘
Seymour’sStore
GOOD THING: T0 Elf.
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finder!"0'“::‘:“g',l;;°”“d*“"° "‘ ”“3 . kera. Swarts It Corbett Block. South stated that he has seciiret'ihthe services; Corp-£5.
l ' ' . ’ Norwalk: l h in .- 1.30 3: illic‘mrxgtrriial‘il “ll‘llmilsi mam-9;? The most. delicious Coilee we can supply you with. Nothing like it. can be round ill the city. 38c lb. A {roe
T09" 'N WW- ""3"- Am“ 00 ”3:54 "fin is; “a“ thuse peculiarly adapted to impmun-l mmrlc it you wish it. Plenty oi cheaper trades. ~
muw YORK Feb 4 The utmost ““6 “ 2:0“ '9 '9": 19 19* mt ml lint): m "fifthilnvlp‘th" tum: BUTTER.
. . . __. . ' t as. o-s cure.’ '
:‘i it'usloli andtexcitement attended the £3 $010M; 33% 3:9‘ is: 2* gfiay $5.502“ “a “1,31“. i kind Fresh made. sweet. rosy Butter. the top notch of perfection. get a tastcof this line article, then try the other
admit?l‘fifiii‘tflfifiliflh‘i‘h.‘f: Am. 3...... m 49% is m “*2“ 8““ .‘"’“"‘”‘Lt .. .. ' '
Orleans yoatardnv and the report that An). sou". ””5 12H" 12”“ 126% i Th. i-isite “(’(‘knblfinp‘ug'e’kueuufii TE“
Nay Oriuitis bulls had placed unlimli~ A'Triasgi “3'" :3” "33% 23% :3? turgigmmgnxé‘ az‘3m H. ".1va A Clip of Tea must be good to keep anti hold the drinker. Ours is exhilarating. We have hundreds that. say
$122.3: mz‘lgggizeiaoctli‘i‘ pitujust" finite. I: 3&0: 82% 32% 82% 82: romanticgmilltary drama. -. A Soldier of tar boat We lb. Tea is the best they can dad. Other cheaper grades it you wish them.
h“? many “, ”We innsmf; mgr": Bkiyn a‘. fix, it! “it mg mg the. Elohim“ +‘Bmkins‘_ ”if; flag-n: {RASPBERR‘IESZ ,
nitwollid witness a resumption of the Chos- & 0M0. 83% “it 33h 33a T ° K” .. °"“””°' . ' u, 3 New Evaporated Rasphsrrlea scarce and high; We have thorn. FR lass cousrav nods; Tomatoes. 10c
r‘cent upward trend of values «it Oh" ‘ N- Wu ”5 106 I“ I“ "d M“ Hyde. and one or Iwo 01,0“ can: 8 Ibeice, 25c: 3 lbs. Boss Milli Crackers. 35c: 2 lbs. Apricots 6r Peach es. 25c.
seemed. however. that it was New Or- i 32:: 3:9;911212 1:3, 1%: 1:3: f::;;‘fmfiflgmg‘: ”Eggnihzlurmon Pure New Maple Sugar. Maple Syrup-Fancy Comb Honey. Heinz Mince Moat, Strawberry and Raspberry Jam
’ . - a H 45 - , ' ' . .
.i‘m'iii'iisi’eii‘hi°iaiiii'ié’i‘s 2::- 5....» or. iii: iii: m: at: tumor-.mmu an “mm... m... .. M. . ‘
:2...:°3.;::°.l:lt.r:'lram:ti a...“ w m 2i°“l°“‘:i“°“"”“‘""&'l“'"m”m"°' W“ “"°°”°"“'"°*W”°W . .
' ' ' ’ , bet-a Hud..' 16m mu i sit titan. It m on" w mu 0 I - . , . - -
filling"":hnl‘sulegflgamwzaléuomgitgt mm. 37% 87% ,7 ,1“ Each oi the.playa..are on tlglcogtln- MS E. W- [mg 3000'. 33 west wasmtm SlI'OOl.
H to 59 points on the old and of 15 to m“? “t M'- 65%. “8% ‘5” 68* nous order, with somethinc a rest. i ‘ii . ' '
”points on the new crop Dilutions. ll. éf‘ml- 1-2“ 1”“ 138% I” doing {mailtho openings ovmuifid‘uu: ' - l ' ' ' " ‘ ‘ ” _. " ' ' " ,...
Receipts were light but the in‘ar Inst- mIJNIIh. tools 1059i tom to“ m 3:: fins 52" n.“ fire“ 0 es. I , . . , _
.. ...... ......... . .. . w ‘ .« ”l. . COFFE ~- OR '1‘ E A .
and at am there was no indication or got gtnas. 1:35,: 1:3: 1:: lg: Lithigggfigngh? “my me? P3211"
‘ - ‘ .- ox. t. 1- - ' " '
ngrlrw'pggghughfrggligzr‘; I. K. h T“ 17“ 175‘ 17“ 17 prices will. prevail during the week. WHiCH DO YOU PIIFEM
1:538 merggti: npxgguorfiwmgrd gmfléfigpt. 3* :2“ :19" 3:” "ATI POMOLOGICAL ”m"?- , hi in either "says can sitar you qulmm most excellent and prices "is lowest. Othar low priced specials for
“d ”'m' “M" "‘°’ M M" Mr who fills 13a 15% 13* l hugely”? ”n‘hnmemur‘zmmomfi . ' ‘ J t l "" V
. ' u..t:aa_ . ca ~yos -. ' » .
3:3“:fgnzffimzmfiafifly #2:)”: Nofi.“WWegt, :23: 2:: g: g* Edwin Hoyt. of N9: Cayuga, fold of: $3 I“! #50:“ ":31! ”ya-Mm;round . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............................. . ..................... 3’9:
. . 303‘. at“ mpg: on "Co-om on 00“ M , crop, pound . ......... . ......................................... .i ........ ‘
firmmfilfin 31L? “mighfim'tro Poo. unit 29 :9 28%. 23% Production as mm iii footing Orin-3 0°“ W a. as '50"! "‘0" PMW- "”1...
5,5.“ ,o,._.m'mh’ 15.5, to, M" m'reiin. alt, 11395 118% uric lists petition in ma Growl ._'He spoke, , , > ‘ , m
157‘ for 3111!" ruled am" on ”hm ., ‘ . m r100 ow. too of the need of doing work at the. Vary lam [lain consist-y latter, par lb. ....... .. ........ . ........... _. . .. ............. . .....................
altruism " , ~ 'ths. 8. Car. 80 30 30* 80 least possible cost. and said'it shoaldtiaatl'uii Omani choose. also and mild, Iii. ................... ...... .......................... . ........ the
inlysiarooL. Feb. i.-—Atur Wllnllwui “it “Hit “it “it be done ,by men normality mod-l . .. -... ,
~ “Mtge MW nuket Mn ‘9 “v9 ROD. BiGel. 7% 7% 7* 7% SW“! 00"“ ‘bB.-d0!l0 chains! “0 m. m u.‘ um ’0' my“ . _ ..
way under pressureofaellera. Selling ROCK island, 23% 23% 13% 3355 better 5’ 9’ , llfl~ til-I by A’s-mom's Lurch 16min l-tain'a, par lh.
who calls in from partially oven Rub. Goods. 20 so 1995 me those to whom the work .waa. unta- .'
p.“ a a... world. “a ‘ large and ax- . Soutihyl’ac. ”49% ms 48% 405 millsr. 80 with o r orancheaoftarm Id “u M Q. .1- 1!: , A _. Monarch "an.“ 09°“; 5“. . ”0
citing business was done The great-i » ~C°-.- 2‘ 31 31% 33: Wk.“ WM 9.“ 'W' “‘ r. - .v ‘ , ““93“"! . an" Menthol, ""1 15.;
est ranges hstween the highest and two. lit-’00. ”823“"! 82% manual. attained-.71” Danton.“ at, 'c . P' a" I " Pi c“ the...
and April. .3, A..." and lay to I” has Pan. 26" this :5 3 menu on afloiant saloons-feedlot {MM 2 .._ 2“ No Fm‘mk. Saxons or Muss can, 5 is. p a.
‘ ‘ml June so. June and July: «I Jilly ! Union the“. ‘- .mt'flli mt ' ”be unlimited 1* WWW “all“ . - - m . est- Mk. ac. - _ PM. will '"9- ,0
“cumin o. and aisnst nil sen-iii! 7hr. iii its his od- Gold-tom mumum' WWW“W _ For Iuahal. 01.10. 1!- Ctn OWW
unsung...“ ...;n.s.niaui., his its mt fimumwmim 'Sihclnwm Io. _. g}. cwmammmqa
. .mhhg- my... .iBOIOIICOom'm 'm ‘m- itiasasdratesaaqaind. 2: k _ . --
mucous-i bygone-prions mule!» Rubber. 12% “it “it. "it --—-—.-———-— pupa; ., it. . 1... ‘_ . shook. . . . , noun. rLoua.
"III who on the who mi“. '1 ”in i? 11 “W1.“ "7-. I"! "“50“ 3m“ ,- adfisudihimu soiling!" landing m st Floor. at uniformly low prim. lay your supply. am
, . ‘ ' E8.8taoi.pf..54 55% “a “it you; no i.—-1‘ssnaa star ‘ ._ .. . . , » .
Whilst.” iii. . it no a tastier-r Lam. V ': ‘ ? . " “ “ be
, _m.-.;Mw .1. , _. on Enron. ,
tie-iii: or mass... Whip-outinaocltaaout . m WM = y“ . . )5 A“%:¢fl:‘fi"’v
‘>"‘ sautomom. - m3 .. -‘ , .. _ . -,
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