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New Easter Goods
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LANE’S
5 I washingfon St.
. cAas-Y AtttLAas iN oouar
Itratford Attom la Charged With
lgnaturss.
i NEW ilA‘i'l‘N. Aprilit—On charges
,of forgery and perjrtry George W.
Carey an attorney of Stratford and
Bridgeport. fired as a respondent
I in the Sir or Court in this city to
day. Carefully dressed. with a frock
coat smoothly fitting and with fact"
cleanly shaven. the stun-nay present-'
ed a trinr appearance as he faced the
corrrt while the long information
against him wart read by the clerk.
Mr. Carey ls charged with forging
the signatures of Charles ll.
Carey and Elisabeth C Wheeler
on a trustees bond for the estate of
.Iohn W. Ford. of Milford. He is also
charged with perjury in. connection
with the same matter. the date, of the
alleged crimes being July 6. 1901.
Former Congressman R. F. DeForost.
of Bridgeport. and Charles 8. Hamil-
ton. of New Haven. are counsel for
total translates
Bradley‘s t-urperpirosphate of time ‘at
Raymond Brother's!
J. B. Lawrence is in New Haven to-
day. on business.
A regular rotttlnc meeting of Butler
Lodge was held last evening.
See the low prices at which frcsh
fish is selling at Captaltr Ducrosa.’
'Millard F. Smith and Clss Clare
Smith were visitors at Sheffield on-the-
Sound today.
The shoes at Howl‘ands are right for
wear. comfort. looks 'aud price. See ad.
Mrs. Suah.’l‘hpm‘pson, was removed
to the Norwalk hpspltal. for treatment
this mornlnz
New curtains and, ,art fabrics at
Road‘s, in attractive- variety. See ad.
Mrs. Preston Kaltifman and daugh-
tor Dorothy of Cross street. South
Nogmlk. are visitingiin Providence
It
—One ofithe features of Star of Co
lumbia Clréle' s Masoue Bali will be the
grand march led by 16 yOur‘rg ladies
in white and green?”
Mrs. Phillip G. Sanford of Satrgn
tuck spent yesterda3 with Mrs Or-lan
do 1. Allen. of Washington street.
Quite a number of South Norwrrllr
people are to attend the dam I‘ glut
by l’r'ofcsso‘r' Stanton in Stamford. this
ironing. ‘ ...'
Qualtt3 is considered lirit trt Cut-
lrlli‘s llrldgt Flair Market. and pt'lcm
are low. Read list"a‘mtearlrrg in to.
day' is ad. ‘
ltishop Kinsobing. of Brazil, will do
li3er an address in Trinity (‘ hrrrc h. to
ruorrou afternoon. atllo 'clotlr whlclr
all are invited to at.teud
Tire ambulance 33"ct‘rt this morning it
Rowan street. to take Mrs William
Thompson to the hospital._. She is suf
faring from kld‘tte3 trouble.
The regular weekl3 meeting of the
W. C T. l'. will meet at the hill"? oi
Mrs, Joseph rut-mica (.‘llcaintli
street at zggitl o'clock Friday.
Lieutenant E. 'A. Welchest, of Dari:
bury, who was killed on board'the Ulr-
ited States Battleship .Missourl wat-
wcll-imown hero. He Was a resident
of Danbury, '
~l.)on‘t forget iie'd Men‘s Dance.
hockw ood‘ a Hall. tomorrow arm ’l to
kc ts admitting lady and gentleman.
50 cts.
A wheel on a delivery wagonowned
by the Grand Central Grocery Com
pan3. of Norualk (taught In a trolley
rrac k tn Main street. this morning and
was badly wr'oeké.
'i he concert to have been held at tht
l- irst Baptist Church. last night. by the
Perkins Quartetto. has been postponed
rrntll noxtl‘uea‘day flight. by. request
of~the officers of the cbtrrch.
Dress goods and silks, shirt waists.
wash goods, and white goods are 013])er
iall3 emphasized in Hislop s ad. today.
in t uuse theytare important in so marr3
33's3s. Road tile ad arid judge for 3our-
sit.
Rev Charrcsscurh‘ti‘m trail. 1) n or
New iork. will deliwr' a lecture on
"lndla." before the Woman‘s Club, The
iwture will be held in the rooms of the
Notwalk Club. at 3 p. 111.. Thursday
April 2].
The Grade 5 and Grade 6 baseball
teams of St. Marys parochial school.
played yesterday pad the result was a
tie game, the ae‘di'e‘ltindng sixteen to
sixteen. Grade 5 intends to play Grade
1; to decide the tie on Monday.
Philip A. Flood. formerly with John
(‘. Wilson C0,, is now representing the
tiuyer Hat Company. and will cover
the territory fortnnrii'litra'veied by Ev-
erett inwndes through the South [it
will also represent thl firm in New
York city-«American tier. '
——Don't forget Red Men‘s Dance ‘
l'.oekwoods Hali.ton_19crow_nlght.'l‘ic-
kets admitting lad3 and gentleman.
50 etc.
Tao of the most p‘bpular stiff bile
being shown are those illustrated. in
the advertisement mortar... a Drey-
cr, anti one of their natty soft hate.
the "barchmfifflfh My a sample
of the may r ships they are
making. The? t3" pat‘tlctriirly
handsome line of b colors for still
and soft hats. ham Hitter.
—A iooii‘ ti'd’W i‘ho attend
Star of Columbia Circle's masque liall
in Badmen’s Rafi: Wuhingtm. St, to-
morrow night. _ '
oranrnte Geodesic: or nfldseport.
was in town today. adjusting the in-
‘sunaoeoa thorn-tum. which was
harem-day. ltisnow
bellow! ‘t‘l‘tat them ”than or- ~ - -
so: do:
inate‘d from the_
the respondent. anti State Attorney
Williams and Assistant State Attorney
Wheeler represent the state.
After the taiesmen had been called
itr. Attorney Hamilton began to ques-
tion them. but State Attorney Williams
objected. Mr, Hamilton content (1
that hr- had the same right to one on
jurors as ltr a murder trial'. btrt Mr.
Williams declared such a proceeding
would act a precedent in similar cases
and would nnneceasarllv delay trials.
Counsel he said. could take exceptions
to jnr3'men but net question them.
.lrtdge Gngcr sustained the state at ,
torrrc3 'a oltjec.tion The following jury
was then inrpannelled after four men
had been excused on exceptions b3
the defense: ' ' .
Samuel \l. Blair. Ansonla; Marcus E.
Young. Bethany: Robert S. Gardner,
Derby: Edward C. Goodrich and Fran-
t'la it. Andrews. East Haven: James R.
Dowd and William S. Butler. Gullford;
Sanford ll, Smith. Hamden: George F,
Baldwin and Olin D. Buckingham, Bea-
cotr l-‘ans: .lnlitts Moss rtrrd George P.
Tyler. (“rt-shire.
Whtn the reading of the information
was finished. Carey. pleaded not guilty.
the Offering by State Attorney “'il-
llama- ot' the dm'umenta referred to in
the information. was the signal for a
series ot‘ objections by Mr, Dcfor'cst.
who had an objection for each docu-
ment. .itrtlge linger admitted them,
and the defense took exceptions in WWII
case.
the first witness called was Richard
W. Htplllll'll, judge of the. Probate
Court of Milford. The effort to get hltrr
to identity the trustee bond concerned
in the case led to more objections and
exceptions by the defense. In reply
to a question be identified the bond as
having been offered'to him. but Mr.
Hamilton objected that there was no
proof that this was the paper'refcr'red
o tn the complaint. Judge (iagcr ud-
nrittcd the paper. 'i‘lren Mr'. Hamilton
objected to it on the ground that or:
tlrc fact of thc docn'nrerrt. it appeared
tlrat it was executed irr Str'atford.
which is in Fair'ilelti county. and that
ther'cfot'c pr'ocecding'a on that bond
could not be brought in New Haven
'-otrrrt3'. Mr. William's argued ‘tiriti
while part of the count against (‘ar'ey
might not, hosubstantiated by tiri»
paper. tho l'osl would be, He said .rrt
tignatrrre of ('nrcy was witnessed itr
Milford. and.he expected to introduce
e3idcnce to that anti. Judge (itrger ad-
mitted the document. and the defense
took an exception.
After Judge Hepburn was excused.
Mrs, It). C. Wheeler was called to tlrt
ttuml. . She came from an ante-room.
supported by a ntrrsc."33'lro was direct-
ed iry thc‘cour't to sitvby the witness.
'I‘o git‘c' Mrs. Whecltdt'. who was evi-
dently ,3'er'3' wcait tr chance. to t'cguin
hcr' composure, account: of ten minutes
“'ltx’iftkeu at this point. After the re-
ce-s. Mrs. Wheeler, WND‘WS dressed
in deep mourning. was questioned. She
gave her replies in n rolm- hardly trud-
lble. Mrs. Wheeler said her sister was
Carey's wifc. \thtr shown the trus-
tee's bond, shesald she had seen it
before. btrt that the signature was not
hers. Site was asked if she had ever
heard (‘at'cy say that he cottld imitate
the handwriting of other persons. The
question was ohjct'ttd to by the dc-
fcnt-te, and Judge (lager excluded it
AfterWartl St‘tttc At 0- n('_\ \Vlllinmr
asked ‘Illd 3orr act the defendant nt-
tenfpt to imitate 3'out signature at any
time?" This 33‘-as admitted by the
court and tin witness replied that in
i899 sire. adu' (‘arc3 give a good imita-
tlotr of her handwriting. and that of
his father. She said she herself sign-
ed the, executor 5 “bond in the estate
#—
Th‘eré s a good bit of spurious modes
t3 in the world
Mandolin, Vrolrn,
Guitar and Banjo
Strings
COLEMAN'S
to North Main strut. death Nor-walk.
Agent for A. o. :pautd‘ing's Babsball
and Sporting oops
om use noun
or m laysur
lwfimkfluu“
aoawALtt- Inner
13'
Our Great Guaranteed Sailsfutlor‘t‘ or Money Bank. .
—-——a———-—
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Very Dressy
Tap Coats
II, S. d M top coats possess the power to mak‘tt‘ a man IOtrk his
wide. shoulders an-ug -aetting collars long close-lying l‘attcls,
' cut—~Intl they‘are correct to the last detail.
. \r . .
full boxy
, 4
4 .‘You may‘ pay a swell tailor 830 or more for a top coat. and got no
lK‘ilf'l' fit or no better coat than you may choose here at
$1.5 to $20.
Not all top coats are short; “'3' have medium length ones, ltr black
and Oxford at the some prices,
The distinctive
swing and fit of II. S. & M. clothes is in them. Sift to 325
Our rnirrconts are allround ruin-o‘r-nlrine garments.
we re ready with 'c3'c13iiring in spring wears for man and bo3'-—‘
or on thing but ahoes.
RogersStStevens
Successors to Comsfook Bros.
COUTH NORWALK.
TEL. CALL, 32-2.
bcst.1‘lre3 are so fashioned that tilt-3 gltc nrry trran‘ t good flmre— L
~nwm“—n~ml~uu~~—¥M . .
K0001. DYSPEPSM
CURE.
Every‘hp‘fflo guaran- '
food or money rafhnd-.
‘ THE tl iiiilliil Pllrillilrill
The Prescription State
All nara‘ pun tits door.
Night salts Answered.
Tsispaons Cali, 15-2.
INVESTIGATI‘N‘G BRIDGEPONT
FIRE.
Fire Marshal Satay Charges Henry
Kauffman With Arson. i
SHIal l'l‘ON. April H.-—As a result of§
nrr investigation by l)eput3 Sheriff Fire
Marshal Set-icy. of Bridgeport. into the
cause of the fire in tire Plerrepont'
Block Tuesday night. “only Kautlmani
was today: clr'arged- with arson and held
for a prilimtnar‘3 hearing. next Satur-
ti‘ay. He was remanded to the lock- -rrp
in default of bonds of 15 000 Karin-i
man is said to have been manager of
the New Yeti} Tea Company's store
in the Piertcpont Illoc.it where
matches. excelslor. kerosene oil and a
burning fuse. were discovered by the
firemen.
Deputy Sceleyidn his lmeatigatlon.
says he found I t the cases c-ontain
ing coii‘cc- and on in the stou- lrnd
Our increasing business proves we
"Qtrrrlity guaranteed"
arc. getting
better acquainted. and “fair
dealing" are bringing results, but We want to do bt-t.
tcr. We guarantee quality by tnlrlng il’fl\\'il.3 if not
as represented. This applies to everything we handle.
1
MANUEL T. HATCH. '
o - ' '. :3 . '
Wc'nrt- near, just as for ‘
as the nearest-it"tlcrkbox
or telephone, ‘ _‘
STEINWAY S
Latest
Production.
The ‘
(Trade Lrarieirr‘ ‘ “
While in appearance an upright piano is in r'ealit3 just “hat its
name implies—attuned grand pitrno. lg- . a
At last the long sought result has been ac lric3' cd of ctnbod3in‘g all
the superior attributes of a grand plarro in a compact 3orticul form .
suitable to the limited dimensions or modern drawuig rooms and
boudoirs.
Owing to the slmplic ity of its c onstr'uctlon and design “(3 are on-
ablcd to offer the Vertcgrand to the' prtblic at the lo33'cst price at
whit-utter Steinwru piano could be purchased in lllt Ifl‘hl ilrir't3"- five
years homely. - .l l Ill
“go 4“ AN EBONIZED CASE t i. 8550 IN A MAHOGANY CASE.
TIME PAYME NTS ACCEPTED.
crérrcaoo ,
TY PEWRITER‘
$553.09.?
WM. P. BEERS,
Stunner, ‘
49 Wall Shed.‘
unaWALK..- e
. -_.._‘ .
“‘“ 9.53:.02. Emit Mats WI and
' stock 1' ker.
wt: 1 1t
.. 3'; «Broker, ..
flamed?- ‘Sfd‘ak. 96 fishnet” Street. (..-
' South Bartram. Boon.
r -OOUIH NORWACK. "
Pri‘vat; "
Telephone 221.
a ‘54
ITOOKO. IONDI. ONAIN AND COTTON IOUONT ON SOLO ON OOH-
NIOOION I‘ITHIN FOR GAIN ON ON A MOOINATI NAROIN.
\
BUYIZOATS THAT'S‘ CLEAN, \ ‘ ' , K
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false bottoms so that there was only
a. few inclresof goods in ettclr at the
straw in the crockery barrels. lie or:-
timates tlrat.the total flame of the
stock in the. store was 3.00 and sa3s
it was insured in a loeal agency for
Si 000
TODAY iN WALL‘STREET.
W.\l.l. STREET. itlzit) n. tu.—-ltr.~rig-
rrilicrrnt gains were made on first Siilt‘rl
' of stocks today. and the small dealings
slrowcdar vt-ry languid llitt'i't-~l ltr t..o
market. l'nion l‘aciiic opt-trod up an
eighth and then run off a fraction.
(lnlns of 3,. in Southern l‘ucillc trad tlrc
Moxit'un stocks l‘f‘lll'f‘rtllllll the maxi-
. nrrrnr clrnrrgts. .. _' .
\\ \i.l STREI'T. it n In ——.\itcr a
a brief period of hesitation tlrt icnd-
otrc3 upusrd became sharp] defined.
Southern Pacific led and 3311s followed
by the icon stocks and Reading 2nd
. pftl. Tire-borrowing of these bcrrc-
fitted them from i to 2 linillia' with the
chief gains in Reading L’rrd old. (“on-
solldatcd (lat: roar-1’“ The market in
general adrantui :r a mill! l"'t.'tttlon and
tlmn italttti. .
.“Al I: STREET. .\'tto.3.~~~l' dammit“
ttrent of the decision en the petition to
intervene in the Northern Securities
t'mst' Induce sonn- ahort covering: and
a sluggish vam'e, latter prices sunk
to ltclow lttat .niglrt'r- level on very.
slight offorhl‘xs. St Louis Southwest-
ern pfd., Minneapolis. St. Paul and
Saulte Stalilarht and General Electric
rose a point and Anaconda and U. S.
Rubber pfd.,»loshos much. Bonds \3'crc
firm eaceth‘l' Si Steel 2nd' is.
W Al I. STRFET l p. m. -—Selling bt-
came mom .ursep't and in larger 3on
rune. Standard stocks were the most
affected amt but little resistance was
offered at any point. lini0n l‘nciiit‘ U.
S Steel pftl. and Manhattan yielded rt.
point and Virginia Carolina Chemical
and Doug Island 2.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wires of
Maples Caonlchhmltli. Commission
Brokers Swartz & Corbett Block.
South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
, ' Open. High. Low. 1:30.
uimal, Cop, 50% 5075‘, no :10
Am C & l-‘ C ...20 so -2o '20
Am. C & F p .. 7‘2 ' 72 ’72 72
Am. ice '1" 7"]. 71.3 7%
Ant. lcc, pf.. 33552 ~28 - 275.3. 28
Am. Smelt. 18'» 48%. 4131/. 1.31;
Am Sugar. .3128, ,128K'128 128'
Anaconda, i'! 7i" 7% 7'»; 7.
. A 1‘ k 8. Fe 7;‘4 Vilé‘ 733‘ 73%
KILLED IV FALL iNTO PIT.
NEW HAVEN. April 14 .4tep en
Collins of Bouihbury.‘ Conn" who
been risltng his sister. lira. Downs. of
this city. for the past ferdaya was in-
stantly killed by tailing into the pit
which surroundam the Now Him Gas
‘aowtnh. atu‘faifly bear
no '99)“
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top turd th'at there! was .nothlrrg. brri '5'!— «
.‘a few months only. but for a lifetime.
A 'r a 8 Fe. is. tau: 3 azrtg rate 9.1%
nalto. & 0h 80-5. til tie-3;. ,Soig
Jlt'klyn R. T.. ”1,4 47% iiifl‘ «iii-'54
(their. & Ohio, 33 33 33 33
Ch. Gt. West, 1873 1673;. 16% i663
(‘h M & St. Pt. 16% 146% 141144.. 1451/.
- Col. Sortth..~ 'W‘,’ 17% 17%
Con.‘ Gas, 19th 201 198%? .
Del. & Hart. 13‘ 154% 150 i."‘3“-tl,§
Erie, '1 "263. it 26% 26%
‘ Erie, lat, pf.. 66% 65% Girl/4 65%
Gen Ele‘c" ”my 165 165 165
Lon a Nun; 1091‘4 1093‘ mm rests
Manhattan _ 143 H235 1421.5
Met. St. Ry.. 11%‘1‘16 115% 115%
Mex. Central. 7, 7% 7 7%
M. K. k T.. , 171i. . i715 17% 17%
M,K I: T Di‘..'39‘,‘ 893‘ 39% 39%
Mo. Pacific, 937;. 94% 93% 93%
Nat, head, 17§19§6 )i‘a'M 18%
-.N Y Central 13",; 114% ii? 117
Norf. & Wash. .3855 581,5 5515814 ' '
Oat. & West. It}; 21% 21 21%
Penn. R.‘R.. ”91.4 119% 118% i185§
Reading. :fiah' on 153.1. 45h
Read.. 2d. pf.. .' 6 60* am “85'
Rock Island, 23% 23%
Rob. Goods. 19 7, 134 _ 18'.“ 18%
Pan, 5034 49% 49%
Sou. i‘ty. Co.. 2‘2‘1.‘ 221,5 2: ,2,
Tenn. ,C. t 1.. 39% 39% ”MN. 9%
Texas Pan. 24% 24% 24% 2|“
{When Path 86 ",4 . 86 861,35»
Tag“ 7 '
USIseath‘. pf. 19 79" 1’
Li a steer rmfim? .1131. 1111.
U. s.‘ Steel: pf.. are; m sex 6095
Wabash. i9 19% 19 19%
33’-natal. pt 385i: two asst. ssh.
ij. Du. Tel. 88*, 83%“183688'5
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Young Man of “" - ‘ .
11‘1”“
Modem 1mm
' HAVE smut. ausoa‘didnm; ; j ,
ruwa: 1'9 Dam armr- '
.mri' darn rumors Want
. -~.+_ new murmurs” New:
aracosrt'v' .. ,g";
”x nuc‘ Xi'an-nut tit .T: . ...‘”
urging sr ’pusrortt who”
tut flan-ALL: Win..-
THE sum 31.00): m sari,
or awry". ' . .
31",- :‘Zli‘fl ..“.',-
We u‘u thus Smart “that. . -' t -' "
and can about to you an cramp: ‘
’ ‘ assortment of Spring and Illa .
mar Style: In all man-pr (I all- ‘, ‘
terns. mans and fabrics. 5‘” o‘f‘,
the butworkmanshrpifldi‘np ,tf . ,
ad Info clean-out and firi cfl‘t‘l 1
Ilnss by as export tailors n m L
be found In this country. ” '
1 Clothiersand Furnishara‘, ,4 “,1 ‘
Oil Washington Street. South Norwaitt" “j“, "‘
. . ,3 ,, u,-. r :x‘:{ ‘
-. inf“
,. ' 1"
"2:37" is best. a malted wheat food.15c PKo. Try it. . . ., a
asuoan' a mom is but because very pure and strong. to: AND N0
PKGS. Samples given. ._ N‘t‘" ,
POWDERED CHOCOLATE at half price of Ocean. _25e LO. . " ‘,,r '
New fresh lot OX- HEART CHOOOLATES, 20; LB. Ei‘ns‘ as out. Ti!
them. - ‘ 7' ,l.
EGG CANDY. coma and see,1c,3c and 5c. ’ " ; . '1
PIN HEAD OATMEAL for little cateks. - -- '
RICE, good Carolina, nice and all right 01'. LB.; 5 LOG. *ON 200.
BUTTER—Snail have some nice Butter at apocllli‘ wife of 9‘; L.“
SATURDAY.
EGGS, fresh 231: 001. ' ,. ». .- . - , :‘
oaANo‘Es tam Ind nice (150 size) 28c 00:. " . ~
SPINACH. ' ' “'1,
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Lorenzo Dibble”
now 1' reader wa SELL—if
The a... 256 Coffee in inaccurate;
AND tbl." ‘I’ “5";1“,
. .‘The Best 600 Terr for 450 It) . ..
Harte troubled them? if not Willi hot‘itw
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ran LEE TEA AND hurrah 00...
17 NORTH starry srattrr. sour)! mm
TEL. 1N.
2:0,“
Q‘uaiity First. Price haste
Bluefish. ... ..... - ..... ‘_. 10c rs. Bapdy Hook ada‘ sits .. ,
Haddock. ...'." ' . 51: lb. au'ck strait. .. ”quail;
Fresh Mackerel“ ...... ,...,.15c lb. Largi'leit...'...‘..... _ ‘
Rockport Steak Cody ........ 101; lb. Wastport Smelt, .........‘
Halibut. Fiatflsh. Finnan Ha ddis. Carp, Oyster-t, Clam.“ _
m .' ALL"' oooos wAaaANuo.-' 4'1“):
w'zs'r‘ 'End WASHINGTON STREET. Next t'o at... N. Hawks?”
Branches—n20 Whita 8L. Danbury:- 75 Pacific, treat ‘3th '> .
._.._.. ~.
H‘O Seas Best
800 vou REALIZE the serious Consequen‘0e‘l O! M“
If“ n? . . M, q
Priceless beyond all other possessions is the eyesight, “Wit ’0
sor3es your highest consideration. "' p
now 1' TRIFL! wrrruouwamr IXAsttnA'tldtt tit:
0.11. JACKSON__
OPTICIAN.
SI WALL. STREET. ,
..!._
rm: cm 117111- ”of“
is far more‘ likely to be the adult “TROUT gland!
little fellow whose eyes are not given timely and p
the naturally detective esoof youth and you are re
in after life. Abuse the immature eye and it will 11.». -
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The [mat cattsnn’ a specialty.
noun B; HOYT. Beirut!" Mi“
Rm'lipitod mfiguuildmp- lo ., ‘
man-a. nonunion} wraith»!
mm .....
..a‘mfl.‘
saunter; succumbsenaii' or Lust.
' ‘ amour: mm slams. ; '
lunar: escorts ooh
Ata‘ ruck” Lists: rm mam. ”‘, ’3; .,
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